GN Netcom GN7170 Memory function, Dialing a Caller ID number, Changing the CID number format

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6.5 Dialing a Caller ID number

To dial a number from your Caller ID records, complete the following:

1.Make sure the GN 7170 is OFF (not in talk mode)

2.Use the or button to display the desired CID record.

3.Press the TALK/CALL BACK button. The number dials automatically.

6.6 Changing the CID number format

The format button lets you change the format of the displayed CID number if, for example, the number is not dialing correctly. The available formats are as follows:

•7-digit: 7-digit phone number

•10-digit: 3-digit area code + 10-digit phone number

•11-digit: long distance code “1” + 3-digit area code + 10-digit phone number

To change the CID number format number from your Caller ID records, complete the following:

1.Use the or button to scroll to the number you want to call back.

2.If the number will not dial correctly, press the FORMAT button. If necessary, press the FORMAT button again until the correct format of the desired number is displayed.

3.Press the TALK/CALL BACK button, the number will now dial automatically.

7.Memory function

The GN 7170 can store up to ten 24-digit numbers in its memory, which can be accessed for quick dial- ing. Additionally, the GN 7170 can also store up to 40 Caller ID records in its Caller ID memory log.

7.1 Storing a name and number in memory

To store a name and number in memory, complete the following:

1.Make sure the GN 7170 is OFF (not in talk mode)

2.Press the MEM button.

3.Press the desired memory location (0 through 9)

4.Press the MEM button again.

•The display shows ENTER NAME (maximum 15 characters) Note: You may skip entering the name; proceed to step 6.

5.Use the number pad to enter the name. For example, to enter the name Bill:

Press the number 2-key twice for the letter B. Press the number 4-key three times for the letter i. Press the number 5-key three times for the letter l. Press the number 5-key three times for the letter l.

Note: If you enter the wrong letter, press CH/DELETE button to backspace.

6.Press the MEM button to save the name.

•The display shows ENTER TEL NUMBR.

7.Use the number pad to enter the number you want to store (maximum 24-digit number).

8.Press the MEM button again to store the number.

•You will hear a confirmation tone.

7.2 Changing a stored number

To change a stored number, complete the following:

1.Repeat steps 1-6 in the Storing a name and number in memory section.

2.Press the REDIAL button.

3.Press the MEM button again to store the number.

• You will hear a confirmation tone.

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Contents FIN Contents English GN 7170 user guideDisplay messages and sound signals Transferring CID records to memoryMemory function Product information GN Parts and signaturesSetting up Installation prerequisitesInstallation guidelines Telephone jack requirementsConnecting battery Connecting AC/DC electrical powerConnecting the telephone line and switching the unit on Assembling and connecting the headset stand and headsetFeatures and Customization Telephone operation CHARGE/IN USE indicator Canceling instruction *TONE/CANCEL button Ringer Switch RedialCaller ID CID features VolumeCall Timer Call Waiting Caller IDTransferring CID records to memory Reviewing CID RecordsTransferring a CID record to your GN 7170’s memory Deleting the current CID recordMemory function Dialing a Caller ID numberChanging the CID number format Storing a name and number in memoryStoring a redial number Dialing a stored numberInserting a pause in the dialing sequence Reviewing and deleting numbersChain dialing from the memory Number for Memory location 0 throughDisplay messages and sound signals Sound signals table MeaningDisplay messages table Meaning Frequently asked questions ’ve connected my phone, but there is no dial toneDial tone is OK, but I still can’t dial out ’m experiencing static/interference during my phone callsOperational and safety information GN7170userguide.ind 13/08/04
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