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• 'NEW' when it is a new call (not read).
• 'OLD' if it is an already viewed call (read).
• 'CALL X’= order of the Call List. Ca1 = Last call and Ca50 = Oldest call!
• '-----' if it is a private number.
• 'ANSWERED' if the call is accepted.
• 'UNANSWERED' if the call is not accepted.
If there are unaccepted and unread calls in the Call List the symbol appears
on the display in standby mode!
5.1. The Call List
The calls received are stored in the Call List (max. 50 numbers).
You can view the information on an incoming call as follows:
- Repeatedly press the Menu key until 'CALLER ID' appears.
- Press OK.
- The phone number of the last call is displayed (+ name if present in the
telephone book memory,+ date* and time* of the call ).
- Repeatedly press the Menu key to browse the list. The phone numbers of
previous calls appear on the display.
* only if the network sends the date & time together with the phone number!
Notes:
- If no key is pressed for 20 seconds, the telephone will return to standby mode.
- After a call is received, the number of the caller remains on the display for 5 seconds
after the last ring.
- Caller ID is not available while you are on the line.
5.2. Calling a number from the Call List
- Repeatedly press the Menu key until 'CALLER ID' appears.
- Press OK.
- The phone number of the last call appears on the display.
- Repeatedly press the Menu key to browse the list. Once the number is on
the display, press the Line key and the number is dialled automatically.
5.3. Storing a number from the Call List in the Telephone Book
- Repeatedly press the Menu key until 'CALLER ID' appears.
- Press OK.
- The phone number of the last call appears on the display.
- Repeatedly press the Menu key to browse the list. Once the number is on
the display, press the Telephone book key .
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