AT&T 902 - Manual (Page 6)

Memory Features
Capacity: This telephone can store
up to 16 telephone numbers, up to 24
digits long.
One-Touch Dialing: The 16 spaces
on the directory card are one-touch
memory locations. You can dial one
of these numbers by pressing the
memory button next to the number.
Directory Card: Remove the plastic
cover and the directory card. Write
your telephone numbers in the spaces
provided, and write the telephone
numbers (or names) that you want to
store in each memory location.
Reinstall the card and plastic cover in
the space provided.
NOTE: You may choose to store
emergency numbers in memory
locations. This feature is pr ovided
only as a convenience and the manu-
facturer assumes no responsibility for
customer reliance upon the memory
feature. Programming/testing of
emergency numbers should be
performed in the early morning or
late evening (off-peak) hours.
One-Touch Dialing
1 Press or .
2 Lift the handset or press .
3 Press and release .
4 Dial the telephone number you
want to store. You will hear a beep
each time you press a button.
If you want to store a dialing
delay in the phone number, press
where the delay is needed.
Each time you press , a
three-second dialing delay is
stored in the dialing sequence.
Each three-second pause counts
as one digit; memory locations
can store up to 24 digits.
5 P ress the memory button wh e re yo u
a re storing the nu m b e r. You will
hear two beeps to confi rm that the
number has been stored corre c t ly.
6 Hang up or press after the
number is stored correctly.
Repeat steps 1-6 to store another
number in memory.
NOTE: Each time you complete stor -
ing a telephone number by pressing a
memory location, listen for two
quick beeps to confirm that the num-
ber has been stored in memory. If
you hear several beeps, the number
has not been stored: hang up and
start over. An extension phone “off
the hook” can interrupt program-
ming. If you still have trouble, see
“In Case of Difficulty.”
Storing Numbers Just Dialed
Whenever you make a telephone call,
you can store the number you dialed
in memory without re-entering the
digits by hanging up and following
the directions for storing a number,
and pressing
instead of
dialing the telephone number.
Dialing Long Numbers
There are two ways to dial telephone
numbers that are too long to fit into a
memory location.
Use Two Memory Locations
You can store a number of more than
24 digits by dividing it and storing it
in two memory locations.
Follow the directions in “One-Touch
Dialing” to store the number in two
memory locations. To dial, select a
line, lift the handset or press
, listen for a dial tone, then:
• Press and release the memory
button for the first location, and
wait for the dialing to stop.
• Press and release the memory
button for the second location.
Combine Manual and Memory
Dialing
Instead of using two memory loca-
t i o n s , you might choose to store only
p a rt of a long nu m b e r. You can use
m e m o ry dialing to dial the stored por-
t i o n , then dial the other digits manu-
a l ly. If the stored portion is dialed
fi rs t , wait for dialing to stop befo re
you continue with manual dialing.
Erasing Numbers
To re m ove any number from memory,
enter another number in the same
location. To clear a memory location
and leave it empty:
1. Press or , then lift the
handset.
2. Press .
3. Press the button of the memory
location you want to clear.
M E M O RY