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4. When you find a number you want to call, just extend the
mouthpiece to dial. If the mouthpiece is already extended,
press or press the dial twice to call the number.
You can use the Options menu to view detailed information about
the call or to save the number to your phone book. When the Calls
List entry is displayed on your screen, press the dial to display the
Options menu, then:
Turn the dial to scroll to “Duration” then press the dial to see the
length of the call in minutes and seconds, or
Turn the dial to “Time/Date” then press the dial to see when the
call was made, or
Scroll to “View Number” and press the dial to see digits that
don’t fit on the screen, or
If you want to add the number to your internal phone book,
scroll to “Save” and press the dial.
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Advanced phone book
features.
Using the pause and link features to dial faster.
Pauses and links make automated phone systems and calling cards
easier to use by allowing you to store access codes or other numbers
as part of the phone book entry.
Hard Pauses When dialing a stored number with a hard pause,
the phone will stop dialing when it reaches the
hard pause. Press the dial when you’re ready to
send the remaining numbers.
Timed Pauses When dialing a stored number with a timed
pause, the phone will stop dialing and wait for
two seconds when it reaches the timed pause,
then dial the remaining numbers. Each additional
timed pause will add two more seconds to the
pause length.
Links When dialing a stored number with a link, the
phone will stop dialing when it reaches the link.
When you press the dial, the phone will dial the
numbers you’ve stored in the linked memory
location. This feature is particularly handy if you
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