Panasonic NAMPS HH950 - Manual (Page 74)

Pause Dial
With special phone services such as long distance access
codes, voice mail, and other services, you may find it
necessary to dial several groups of digits with short wait
times between the groups to allow the system time to
respond. Pause Dial simplifies this procedure by allowing
you to store and dial up to ten different total sequences of
numbers. Pauses, programmed between the digits, allow
adequate response time between the various dialing steps.
Proceeding from a "pause" simply requires pressing the
key.
SND
For example, suppose you wish to access your office voice
mailbox from your handset. With typical voice mail
systems, this requires the following steps:
• Dial your office phone number
• Access your voice mail system extension number
• Enter your personal password...and so on.
Using Pause Dial, you can simplify this operation by
programming the phone to automatically dial all of the
necessary digits, and enter pauses where appropriate to
allow the voice mail system time to complete the various
stages of processing.
Assuming you've properly programmed your phone for
Pause Dial, this procedure might operate as shown in the
following table:
STEP KEYPAD ENTRY/RESPONSE
Dial Office Number • Press
• Enter proper memory number (01 to 99)
• Press ra
• SysternPauses
Access Voice Mail extension
number
* Press ra
• SysternPauses
Operation Pause Dial 3-41