MEMORY DIALING
Your answering system has two types of memory — priority and standard — that let you store and easily dial up to 13 numbers.
You can store up to 3 numbers in pri- ority memory and dial them with the press of a single button. Priority mem- ory is often used to store emergency numbers.
You can store up to 10 numbers in standard memory and dial those num- bers quickly.
Storing a Number
1.Pick up the handset and press STORE, then enter the telephone number.
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Note: You will not hear any tones as you enter the phone number.
2.Press STORE again, then press the memory location number
keys ( 
, 
, or 
) to store the number in that priority memory.
3.Hang up the phone.
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Dialing a Stored Number
To dial a number stored in standard memory, press MEMORY, then press the memory location number. The telephone automatically dials the number stored in that location.
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To dial a number stored in priority memory, press one of the three direct memory keys (
, 
, or 
). The tele- phone automatically dials the number stored there.
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Important: When testing a stored emergency number, make the test call during