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STORING A PHONE NUMBER IN MEMORY
With VoiceDial, programming is easy.
Just follow the preprogrammed
voice prompts. (See page 18 for
Voice Memory Entry Tips.)
1) Remove the handset from the base.
2) Press
store
. The
talk
LED blinks and, in speaker mode, the
speaker
LED lights.
You will hear:
For example: Press
0
, then
1
.
3) You will hear:
Without a pause between the names, say: “John Smith.”
Then you will hear:
To confirm, repeat the name, “John Smith.” If you don’t
respond within 3 seconds, you will hear “closer please.” If
you still don’t respond, the handset beeps and the
programming procedure cancels.
4) You will hear:“On
the keypad, enter the phone number then press
store
.
Use the keypad to enter the number you want to store
(up to 16 digits.) For example: enter
555-5555; then press
store
.
If you press
cancel
while entering a
number, you will return to step 4.
5) You will hear:
Then, you will hear a confirmation beep.
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VOICEDIAL PROGRAMMING
To automatically select the first available
(empty) memory location, press
0
, then
0
.
You can skip the VoiceDial and enter a phone number
in memory without a name. Enter the number on the
keypad, then press store (go to step 5.)
When the voice prompt says
“Say yes or no,” if you don’t
say anything within 3
seconds, you will hear
“closer please.” If you still
don’t respond, the handset
beeps and the programming
procedure cancels.
When the voice prompt says
“Enter the phone number
then press store,” if you do
not make an entry within 10
seconds, the handset beeps
and the programming
procedure cancels.
If you need a pause to
separate groups of numbers
during dialing, press
pause
.
This 4 second
pause
counts
as one digit. Pressing
pause
more than once increases
the length of the pause
between numbers.
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