Interquartz 98583 - Manual (Page 15)

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The memories are capable of storing
the numbers 0-9, #, *, pause, tone, timed break recall, off-hook, handsfree.
If a number in memory begins with an off-hook or a speakerphone code, the
associated button becomes a speed dialling button. Pressing the button will
turn on the monitor in either handsfree or speakerphone mode. The dial
tone will be heard and the number will be dialled. The call will proceed as
outlined in the previous sections.
To store a Speed dial number
- press store button
- press EITHER off-hook button OR speakerphone button
- press pause button once ( if necessary )
- enter the telephone number ( if your telephone is behind a PABX, it may be
necessary to insert a pause after the access code. This is storable in the
memory. Alternatively, you may have programmed your telephone for
automatic pause insertion - see Section 5 - in which case a pause is not
necessary when storing a number in memory ).
- press the required memory button, once for storing in the "first page" or
twice for storing in the "second page"
To dial a Speed dial number
With the handset resting on the cradle, press the required memory button
once, or twice - depending on the location of the number.
If the speakerphone code was used in the memory, simply start the
conversation when the call is answered. If the off-hook code was used in the
memory, the handset will have to be lifted ( or the speakerphone button
pressed ) for the conversation to begin.
To terminate the call either replace the handset or press the speaker phone
button.