When all 10 memory positions are occupied, the number
stored in memory position
9
will be lost when a new call is
ended.
A phone number will, however, not be stored twice in the
memory. If a number which is already present in the
memory is called, the ‘‘old’’ number will be deleted.
Scratch Pad
As described in chapter
4. Basic Operation
, you can use
the display as a scratch pad to enter a phone number when
a call is in progress.
The phone number remains in the display after you have
ended the call. The number will, however, also be stored in
position
1
of the dialling memory.
DTMF Signalling
As described in chapter
4. Basic Operation
, you can use
keys
0
--
9
,
*
and
#
to send DTMF tones when a call is in
progress.
The characters entered remain in the display after you have
ended the call.
The are characters also stored in position
1
of the dialling
memory. To avoid storing the characters, erase them using
the
CLR
key before you end the call.
A hint
If you often need to send a code (a sequence of
characters), it could be advantageous to store the code in
the memory on the SIM.
The Phone Book Menu
MENU
<Phone book>
The
Phone Book
menu includes the
following functions which can be reached
with the scroll keys
Right Arrow
and
Left Arrow
:
PHONE BOOK
Name
< recall >
Name Recall
lets you recall a phone
number using the name stored with the
number.
PHONE BOOK
Position
< recall >
Position Recall
lets you recall a phone
number using the number of the memory
position.
PHONE BOOK
< Store >
Store
lets you store a phone number and
an accompanying name.
PHONE BOOK
< Erase >
Erase
lets you erase a phone number
and name.
PHONE BOOK
<Last call >
Last call
lets you recall the last 10
phone numbers called from the dialling
memory. You can also turn the dialling
memory off, thus erasing the numbers
stored.
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