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PHONE
Storing a number from the list of previous
calls in the phonebook
This function is only available when there is a SIM
card inserted.
1.
Press the
c
button.
2.
Select "
Previous calls
".
3.
Select the desired number.
4.
Select "
Store number
".
The phonebook is opened.
5.
Enter the name corresponding to the number
and store the entry.
To find out more, please refer to the section
"PCM phonebook" on page 68.
Deleting a number from the list of previous
calls
1.
Press the
c
button.
2.
Select "
Previous calls
".
3.
Select the desired number.
4.
Select "
Delete
".
5.
Confirm the message that appears by
selecting "
Yes
".
The number is deleted from the list.
Sending a message to a number from the list
of previous calls
1.
Press the
c
button.
2.
Select "
Previous calls
".
3.
Select the desired number.
4.
Select "
Send message
".
The SMS input menu is opened. The number
previously chosen is already entered as the
recipient.
5.
Enter the desired message and send.
To find out more, please refer to the section
"Replying to a text message" on page 74.
Adding to a number from the list of previous
calls
1.
Press the
c
button.
2.
Select "
Previous calls
".
3.
Select the desired number.
4.
Select "
Add to number
".
The input menu is opened and the number is
shown in the input field ready for editing.
5.
Make the desired change.
6.
Select "
Call number
".
The telephone number stored in the list is not
changed.
List of received calls
The "
Received calls"
telephone function
automatically stores the numbers of the last 25
calls you received.
If one of the telephone numbers matches an entry
from your phonebook, the name of the caller is
displayed instead of the telephone number.
Displaying the list
1.
Press the
c
button.
2.
Select "
Received calls
".
The list of received calls is displayed with the
time and date of the calls. It contains both
accepted
and rejected
calls.
Calling a number from the list of received
calls
1.
Press the
c
button.
2.
Select "
Received calls
".
3.
Select the desired number.
4.
Select "
Call number
".
