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14.7
STORING NUMBERS wHIlST ON A CAll
Numbers may also be stored when you are actually in the process of
making a call and using the handset.This is useful, for example, if you are
given a telephone number during your conversation.The number may then
be dialled from memory at a later time.To store the number, press STORE
button, key in the telephone number and then the desired memory location
button.Write down references to numbers stored against memory location
buttons.
14.8
PROGRAMMING CODES FOR CENTREX AND NETwORK SERvICES
If you are using the a300 Headsetphone on an exchange line (not a
pABX) and subscribe to network services provided by BT, or by another
network provider, individual services may be programmed into the memory
keys using the procedure outlined in 12.7., thus allowing you to use
such services at the touch of a button. If you are a business user taking
advantage of Centrex Service, these services may also be programmed
into the one touch keys in this manner. However, it must be noted that the
operating codes will differ for each service and in order to programme your
telephone correctly a set of Network Service or Centrex codes should be
obtained from your Network Operator. programming codes for BT Network
Services and many Centrex services, along with special memory inlay cards
for ease of use are available from your supplier, or by contacting pocket UK.
14.9
CHANGING A NUMBER IN A MEMORY lOCATION
If you wish to change a number in a memory location, simply follow the
instructions for storing a number. Entering the new number will automatically
erase the previous number.
14.10
DIAllING NUMBERS FROM MEMORY
To dial a number from memory, lift handset or press Speaker or Headset
button, await dial tone and press button corresponding to memory location
require ensuring that the correct memory ‘shift’ is selected.
Sometimes it may be necessary to combine the information from 2
memories or to combine memory dialling with manual dialling. In these
cases, simply press the 2 memory buttons in sequence or press the desired
memory button followed by manual dialling of the remainder of the number.
These combinations are often carried out when alternative carriers are used.
14.11
PAUSE FACIlITY
With some pABX’s, it is necessary after dialling an outside line access
digit (often 9) to wait for new dial tone before dialling the outside number.
If the pAUSE button is pressed after the access digit has been dialled, the
number may be dialled immediately without waiting for new dial tone as the
telephone will introduce the required pause in the dialling sequence. In some
cases it may be necessary to introduce a second pause, but do not enter
more than 2 pauses or unsatisfactory operation may result.