Blaupunkt AntaresT60 Using the telephone, Using the Telephone, Dialing phone numbers

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USING THE TELEPHONE

Using the telephone

Dialing phone numbers

You can dial phone numbers in four different ways:

●Manual dialing

●One-touch dialing

●Speed-dial and

●Selecting numbers from the phone book.

Manual dialing

➮Use the 0 - 9 number keys to enter the number you want to dial, including the area code.

➮If you enter an incorrect digit by mistake, you can press CLR, and to correct your mistake.

➮Once you can see the complete number in the display, press .

The Radiophone will now dial the number.

Note:

When you dial numbers in the GSM network, you are always required to dial the area code first. Even if you dial the mobile phone number of a subscriber in the same network, you must still dial the area code first. The only numbers which do not require an area code are the service numbers supplied to you by your pro- vider.

One-touch dialing (from the Radiophone memory)

You can dial the phone numbers stored for keys 1 to 9 on your Radiophone at the touch of a button.

➮Press down the corresponding key from 1 - 9 to dial the number stored in the Radiophone memory.

The corresponding number or the name en- tered for the number will appear in the dis- play and the dialing process will begin.

Speed-dial (from the SIM card memory)

You can dial the phone numbers stored for keys 1 to 9 on your SIM card at the touch of a button.

➮Press *.

➮Press down the corresponding key from 1 - 9 to dial the number stored in the SIM card memory.

The corresponding number or the name en- tered for the number will appear in the dis- play and the dialing process will begin.

Selecting a number from the phone book

Telephone numbers that you have already stored in the phone book can also be selected directly. For more information on storing num- bers and names in the phone book, please refer to the chapter entitled “Phone book”.

➮While the Radiophone is in the tel- ephone mode, press MEM.

The phone book will appear. You can choose as to whether you want to find the entry by its name or its position in the memory.

➮Press to select the search method you want to use.

➮Press OK.

Finding an entry by name

If you select the option Find entry by name, you will be required to enter the first few let- ters of the name.

➮Use the 0 - 9 keys to enter up to the first three letters of the entry. For more infor- mation, read the section on “Entering names and telephone numbers” in the chapter entitled “Phone book”.

➮Press OK.

The corresponding section of the phone book will appear in the display. If there is no entry matching the letters entered, the section with the next closest letter will appear.

➮Use / to select the desired entry.

➮Press .

The Radiophone will now dial this number.

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Contents Antares T60 Equipment Illustration Equipment Description Radiophone Antares T Radiophone Antares T 60 and you can be sure safety is firstContents General information Special functions Safety Information Safety informationImportant Information Safety standardsInstallation AccessoriesOperating the Radiophone Operating the RadiophoneOperating the Radiophone Basic Functions Selecting the audio modeDirect access to functions PaX Basic functionsAdjusting the beep volume Controlling/adjusting the volumeLoudness Tone and balance/faderSelecting the system language Adjusting brightness, colour and legibilityOptical theft protection Changing the DSC access codeResetting personal settings Connecting auxiliary equipmentCode theft protection Selecting the radio modeRadio operation Basic Functions Radio OperationStoring stations manually Selecting the memory bank/ wavebandSelecting a radio station Paging through station networksSwitching between stereo and mono Recalling stored stationsSelecting Radiotext display Traffic radio reception CD changer operationTraffic Radio Reception Naming CDs CD Changer OperationPlaying tracks in random order MIX Displaying the list of CDs in the changerCD Changer Operation Operation General informationStarting telephone operation Telephone FunctionsStarting Telephone Operation Adjusting the volume Starting TelephoneUnblocking the SIM card Traffic announcements TA during hands-free operation Telephone SettingsService functions Audible call timerSelecting the ringing tone Show During Call menu will appear in the display Displaying call charges/timeUsing the telephone Using the TelephoneDialing phone numbers Selecting the phone number from the list of missed calls Selecting the phone number from the list of calls receivedAnswering a call Call waiting 2nd call on hold Switching the microphone to muteRejecting a call RedialHold/broker’s calls Conference callsForeign calls Network Selection menu will ap- pear in the display Selecting a networkCall forwarding Editing the network listPress OK Select Register Call barringLocking the Phone Storing names / telephone numbers Phone bookPhone Book Entering names and telephone numbersEditing entries Finding entriesLocking/unlocking access to the phone book Capacity queryEntering your own phone number Sending messages Messages SMS / MailboxMessages / Mailbox Reading new messagesReading old messages Deleting messagesMailbox Mobile box Determining the user group Special functionsMessages / Mailbox Special Functions Cell broadcast messagesTuner SpecificationsSpecial Functions Specifications AmplifierCD changer operation optional Remote Control OptionalRadio operation Telephone operationTelephone Menu Overview DSC menu TelephoneSetup Menu Setup Menu Phone book Radio Menu Overview DSC menu RadioRadio Glossary Glossary of Technical TermsMIX Speed-dial WWW Service numbers
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