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Phone Directory, Brown John, Smith John, Salinger Greg, Wagner Anthony, Go Back, Long Distance

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2 Turn Jog Dial to select an alphabet group ([ABC], [DEF]...) which includes the initial character of the name you want to search for, and then press Jog Dial (or Jog Button (ENTER)). If a numbers or a symbol is the initial character, select the "[etc]" group. PHONE DIRECTORY PQRS TUV WXYZ etc 3 Select the name you want to call by turning Jog Dial. 4 Press Jog Dial (or Jog Button (ENTER)). 5 Turn Jog Dial to choose "DIAL" or "LONG DISTANCE", and then press Jog Dial (or Jog Button (ENTER)). The phone number will be dialed. BROWN JOHN SONY SMITH JOHN SALINGER GREG WAGNER ANTHONY GO BACK DIAL LONG DISTANCE EDIT ERASE DIRECTORY Telephone Features Note When the Long Distance Saver function is set to "ACTIVE", "LONG DISTANCE" can be selected in step 4 (see page 19). Tips • When you select "[GO BACK]", you can return to the previous set display by pressing Jog Dial. (If you're at the base phone, press Jog Button (ENTER).) • When you select "[CALLER ID]" in step 1, you can switch to display the Caller ID list (see page 69). • If there is no data recorded in the selected alphabet group in step 2, the data memory of the next following group will be displayed. • You may press (TALK) or (LONG DIST. SAVER) on the cordless handset (If you're at the base phone, pick up the handset from the base phone or press (SPEAKERPHONE) or (LONG DIST. SAVER)) to make a call instead of doing steps 4 and 5. continued Telephone Features 45US

Section	Page
Table of contents	4
Getting Started	6
Read this first	6
Checking the package contents	7
Setting up the base phone	8
Preparing the battery pack	11
Entering the area code	13
Setting up the phone services	17
Setting the day and time	20
Identifying the parts	22
Basics	26
Making calls	26
Redialing	31
Receiving calls	33
Telephone Features	37
One-touch dialing	37
Storing phone numbers and names	37
Changing a stored name and/or phone number	39
Making calls with one-touch dialing	40
Phone Directory	41
Storing phone numbers and names	41
Changing a stored name and/or phone number	42
Erasing a memory location	43
Making calls from the Phone Directory	44
Transferring the Phone Directory memory	46
Switching the phones during a call	48
To switch from the base phone to the cordless handset	48
To switch from the cordless handset to the base phone	48
Talking between the phones (Intercom)	49
To talk from the cordless handset to the base phone	49
To talk from the base phone to the cordless handset	50
Transferring a call	51
To transfer from the base phone to the cordless handset	51
To transfer from the cordless handset to the base phone	52
Answering Machine Features	53
Preparing the answering machine	53
Adjusting the answering volume of the base phone	53
Recording the greeting	54
Selecting the ring time	56
Selecting the recording quality	57
Selecting the answering mode	58
Setting the audible message alert	59
Turning on the answering function	60
Playing back messages	61
Erasing messages	63
Screening incoming calls	64
To screen incoming calls on the cordless handset	64
To answer the call	64
Recording a memo	65
Operating from an outside phone	66
Setting the remote ID code (security code)	66
Picking up new messages	67
Caller ID Features	68
Understanding the Caller ID service	68
When you receive a call	68
Looking at the Caller ID list	69
Viewing the Caller ID list	69
Erasing data from the Caller ID list	70
Using the Caller ID list	72
Calling back a number from the Caller ID list	72
Playing back a message from the Caller ID list	74
Storing a number of the Caller ID list into the Phone Directory	75
To change the number of digits of the phone number	76
Using “Caller ID with call waiting” service	78
Additional Information	79
Mounting the base phone on a wall	79
Carrying the cordless handset by the belt clip	80
Notes on power sources	81
Maintenance	81
Troubleshooting	82
Specifications	86