With ever longer phone numbers, it is easier to dial them once only and save them in your electronic PhoneBook. As with a "paper" PhoneBook, writing a name makes finding and calling the number easy. |
Writing in PhoneBook
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Writing LettersPress the number / letter keys repeatedly. The cursor advances after a short delay.
Hints for Advanced Use
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Calling from PhoneBook
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Changing Entries
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Deleting Entries
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Deleting all Entries
You will invited to select the PhoneBook you wish to delete. Note: You may also use this Menu for changing or deleting individual entries. |
InfoOwn Phone NumberThe first entry in your PhoneBook can be used for your own number. You may also store other reference numbers (eg Fax), these cannot be directly called. Entering your number(s) and a suitable name is similar to writing in the PhoneBook. Checking Phone Numbers
Dialling Extension NumbersYou can save a business exchange number. To call various extension numbers, highlight the exchange number:
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Red PhoneBookWhen your PhoneBook has many entries, you can enter priority names in your Red PhoneBook, for more direct access. When you receive an identified call, matching a ’red’ entry, you will hear a distinctive ring (see Writing a New Entry
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Memory numbersYou may also use memory numbers to call, but it may be difficult to remember many. Controlling Memory NumbersThe memory number is assigned automatically when you make a PhoneBook entry, you can, however control this: |
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Clear memory number. |
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Enter your preferred memory number. |
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Confirm. |
Note if the number is already occupied, you will be asked to swap or delete the old entry.
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Enter memory number. |
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Press. |
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Press to call. |
Memory Numbers 1-9 can be called more directly:
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Press. |
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Press to call. |
If the number is named, select the entry as usual:
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Press, to see total entry, including memory number. |
If the number is not named, it is listed after the names. |
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To see this most directly, open PhoneBook. |
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Press to scroll in reverse direction. |
Alternative PhoneBook MemoriesThere are 3 different PhoneBook memories:
Normally your PhoneBook entries are stored in your SIM, enabling your PhoneBook to be transferred to another phone. |
Storing in Alternative PhoneBooks
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Storing DTMF Control CodesYou can save code numbers for controlling remote services (e.g. Answering Machine).
You may alternatively just save the Control Code, and send it during a call, but note special procedure (see
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Additional functionsChecking Capacity
Remote Control of PhoneBook
You may create and manage your own PhoneBook using a PC and the Data Link Accessory (see Services PhoneBookYour Operator or Service Provider may supply your SIM with a number of PhoneBook entries for useful services. If so, you will see Services as the second entry. This "PhoneBook" may alternatively be offered on a soft key
PhoneBook RestrictionsPlease see
Partial Number RestrictionsYour Restricted PhoneBook can offer an incomplete number (shown as "?"). Replace the questionmarks with the required numbers. |