SBC comm SBC-125 - Manual (Page 11)


Speed Dial Memory Buttons
You can store up to 20 numbers with names in the Speed Dial Memory buttons.
The memory buttons can be used to store phone numbers as well as Centrex system
features. You can store 10 numbers on the memory speed dial keys for one-touch
dialing and by using the SHIFT button, you can store another 10 numbers.
To store names/numbers:
1. Press and release the speed dial button to be programmed
Note: To program the 2nd memory location for each button, press SHIFT then
press and release the speed dial button to be programmed
2. The LCD will show the existing number programmed in that location. If no
number has been programmed the LCD will read: “Memory Is Empty”
3. Immediately press the same speed dial button again and hold it until you see the
cursor flashing on the right side of the LCD
4. Enter the phone number then press SAVE
5. The cursor will now be flashing on the first letter of the name line of the LCD (on
the left side of the LCD)
Note: To save only the number, simply press SAVE now
6. Using the keypad, enter the name (this will overwrite any existing text)
7. Use the < and then the
Delete key to remove any unwanted text
8. Press SAVE
9. LCD will display “SAVE OK” and return to main screen after 4 seconds
To review names/numbers:
In the on-hook state, press the memory speed dial button (or SHIFT plus Speed Dial
Memory button). The LCD will display the entry stored on that button location.
To dial from Speed Dial Memory:
• One-touch dialing - In the off-hook state, press the Speed Dial button and the
phone will automatically dial the number stored to that button.
• Two-touch dialing - In the off-hook state, press the SHIFT button plus the
desired Speed Dial Memory button to dial entries. The phone will automatically
dial the number stored to the selected Speed Dial Memory button.
Network Service Buttons
The network service buttons are memory keys programmed to dial as shown below:
Access codes for network services are not the same for all telephone companies. See
“Re-Programming Network Service Buttons” below to store a different access code.
• MESSAGE Function
If you subscribe to “Voice Messaging” (a special telephone service), this function
will operate in the following manner:
When the indicator is displayed on the LCD and the “Message Waiting”
Functions
Stop Call Waiting Messages Call Forward On Call Forward Off
*70 *98 *72 *73,Pause,Pause, End Call