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Chapter 2 ( SRS-2100 Voice Features
Page 2-13
Using REDIAL Before Lifting
the Handset or Pressing
SPEAKER
1. Press REDIAL. The last number
dialed appears on the display
and is redialed automatically
through the speakerphone. Pick
up the handset if you want this
to be a handset call.
2. If there are no idle Call
Appearances available, pressing
REDIAL brings the number to
the screen but does not dial.
When an idle Call Appearance
later becomes available,
pressing the CA button dials
the number in handsfree mode.
(Lift the handset, if you prefer.)
Using REDIAL after Lifting
the Handset or Pressing
SPEAKER
1. If you don't hear a tone, press an
idle Call Appearance button.
2. Press REDIAL. The last number
dialed appears on the display
and is dialed automatically.
HOLD
Retains connection with an
existing call until you can
return to it
HOLD lets you keep a call active
even though you are no longer
directly connected with it. This
feature is useful if you need to
perform some action away from
your phone, such as looking up
some information.
The autohold feature
automatically puts an active call
on hold whenever you press
another Call Appearance. You
can also press HOLD to manually
put a call on hold.
1. To manually put a call on hold,
press HOLD while you have an
active call in progress. The Call
Appearance LED changes from
steady red to flashing-red.
The phone retains each call you
place on hold until you
reconnect with it (or the other
party hangs up). You are now
free to take other actions,
including making and receiving
other calls.
2. To reconnect with a call on hold,
press its flashing Call
Appearance button. Its LED
changes from flashing-red to
steady red, and you are
reconnected to the call.