Viewing recent ptt calls, Erasing ptt call history, Saving, editing, and erasing ptt contacts – Kyocera KX444 User Manual

Page 15: Viewing a contact’s phone number

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User Guide for the Kyocera KX444 Phone

9

– To ignore the alert, press

to

select

Ignore

, press

, or press

the speakerphone button on the top
of the phone.

2.

Press and hold the PTT button as you speak.

3.

Release the PTT button to let the caller speak.

4.

To end the PTT call, press

. If the other

party ends the call, no action is required.
“Call Ended” appears, then the phone returns
to the screen that was displayed when the call
came in.

Viewing recent PTT calls

1.

Select

Menu

Recent Calls

.

2.

Select a list:

Incoming Calls

,

Outgoing Calls

,

or

Missed Calls

.

These lists include both PTT and standard
calls. For details on the icons in the list, see
“Viewing recent call details” on page 13.

3.

Select a recent call entry.

4.

Press the PTT button to place a PTT call to the
caller, or press

to place a standard call.

Erasing PTT call history

PTT calls are included in the recent calls list along
with standard voice calls. See “Erasing recent
calls” on page 14 to erase call history.

Saving, editing, and erasing
PTT contacts

You can save individual phone numbers as PTT
contacts.
• To add, erase, or modify PTT contacts, visit

http://www.vzwpushtotalk.com

.

Note:

PTT contacts you saved on the Verizon

Wireless Push to Talk contact management
website appear in your PTT Contacts list, but they
do not appear in your phone’s standard contacts
list unless you save them there.

Viewing a contact’s phone
number

To see a PTT contact’s phone number on
your phone:

1.

Press the PTT button.
-or-
Select

Menu

Push to Talk.

2.

Use

to highlight the contact’s name.

3.

Press

right to highlight

View

at the bottom

of the screen.

4.

Press

.

The phone number appears with the contact
name.

5.

To call the contact, press the PTT button.
-or-
To return to the PTT Contacts list, press

.

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