VTech VT 1962 manual CLR/DEL Key Function, Advanced Dialing

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ADVANCED FUNCTIONS

CLR/DEL Key Function

The CLEAR and DELETE functions can be accessed separately depending on how long the key is held down. For example, to clear the last digit entered on the display, press the CLR/DEL key for less than 1 second. Press and hold the CLR/DEL key for more than 1 second to completely clear the LCD.

The DELETE function is also used to delete CID and memory dial records, see DELETING STORED NUMBERS, and DELETING NUMBERS.

Advanced Dialing

There are two different ways to dial a number:

1.Press PHONE key and wait for a dial tone. Then dial the number you want either manually, using MEMORY (MEM) dialing, CID dialing or REDIAL.

OR

2.Enter the number you wish to dial on the display first. Then press PHONE key. This will dial the number which is displayed on the LCD after 2 seconds.

NOTE: The phone will dial any number which is shown on the display. If you do not want to dial the number shown on the LCD, it can be changed by:

•Press and hold CLR/DEL until the display is cleared, then dial normally.

or

•Press OFF and start over.

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Contents Introduction Special Features MHz OperationParts Check List FCC and IC Regulations FCC PartIC Industry Canada This telephone is registered for use in CanadaFCC and IC Regulations Important Safety Instructions Read and understand all instructionsIf the product exhibits a distinct change in performance Replacing the Battery Pack Charging The Handset Battery PackTo Charge The Battery Pack Its Impossible To Over-Charge The Battery PackReplace the battery case cover by sliding the cover upwards Spare Battery Charger InstallationPower Backup Replacing a Drained Handset batteryRbrctm Seal The Rbrcr Seal on the nickel-cadmium battery Setting Up Your VT AC Power AdapterSetting the Tone/Pulse Switch Getting StartedConnect Telephone Line Cord Using The Wall Mount Adapter Wall MountingLCD Display LCD Display MessagesHandset Features Handset LayoutBase Unit Features Base Unit LayoutQuick Reference Guide Using Redial Memory Dialing Speed DialingCID Caller ID To exit press OFFBasic Operation Switching calls using Flash Advanced FunctionsCall Waiting Temporary ToneChanging Ringer Types Turning Off The RingerChecking The Ringer Type To turn off the ringer do the followingCLR/DEL Key Function Advanced DialingMemory Dialing Dialing From MemoryIf programming is unsuccessful the unit will display Press Phone to get a lineChanging Stored Numbers Deleting Stored NumbersStoring Special Codes CID-CALLER ID Call Waiting Caller ID Type II CIDWord About Caller ID CID Receiving and Storing CallsSpecial Message Indicators Out of Area Calls Transmission ErrorPrivate Calls Reviewing Numbers Reviewing CID RecordsDeleting Numbers Answering System Setup Default Answering System SettingsAnswering System Program- ming Overview Set Outgoing Message OGMSecurity code default setting is Day and TimeSet Audible Message Alert Set Announce OnlySet Base Ringer On/Off Set Number of RingsBase ringer can be turned on or OFF Answering System Operations Leaving a Message Incoming MessageListening to Messages / Memos Saving MessagesDeleting Messages Turning the Answering MachineChanging Speaker Volume Call ScreeningCheck Current Day and Time Changing Playback SpeedMemory Full Power Failure LED displays What it means Flashing numberYou have no new messages Remote Operation of Answering System Playing Messages RemotelyRepeat Messages During Playback Skip Messages During PlaybackStop Message Playback Memo RecordingExiting Remote Operation Additional Operating Tips Headset Operation OperationBelt Clip Maintenance Handset Does Not Ring When You Receive a Call You Hear Other Calls While Using Your PhoneCase of Difficulty Phone Doesnt Work At AllCommon Cure For Electronic Equipment Warranty Statement Any defect in material or workmanshipTo the original purchaser only ONE Year At our option, repair or replace your unitWhat does OUR Warranty not COVER? Technical Specifications Crystal Controlled Dual PLL SynthesizerHandset 295 grams Base 470 grams Table of Contents Issue