AT&T 8503T manual Memory Dialing, Or, if appropriate, press Redial to store the last

2 Press [ Memory ]

3 Press dial pad key on which the number has been stored

● Red light next to [ Program ] goes On steadily

Note: If you answer or place a call while you are in programming mode, the voice terminal automatically exits programming mode.

Memory	Dialing			[✓]
To program a		1	While handset is on-hook, press [ Program ]
memory-dialing number			●	Red light next to [ Program ] goes on steadily
Note: You can store one
		2	Dial telephone number or extension that you want to
telephone number on
			store (up to 16 digits)
each of the dial pad
			or, if appropriate, press [ Redial ] to store the last
buttons, numbered 1
			number you dialed from the dial pad
through 9, 0, * and #.
			Note: In order to insert a 1.5-second pause between
			sequences of the number, such as adding a delay
			between the dialing access number (usually, 9) and
			the outside number to be dialed, press [ Transfer ]
			(this button is labeled [ Transfer ], but is also used to
			insert a pause in a stored number). For example, to
			store 9-555-1234: dial “9,” then, press [ Transfer ] to
			insert the pause, and then dial "555-1234."
			Remember that this pause counts as one of the
			16-digit maximum for programming memory-dialing
			numbers.
		3	Press [ Memory ]
		4	Press dial pad button on which you want to store
			number
			● You hear 2 rising tones and voice terminal
				automatically exits programming mode
			●	Red light next to [ Program ] goes off
		5	To program a number in another memory-dialing
			location, repeat Steps 1 through 4

To dial a number stored	1 Pick up handset
at a memory-dialing	2	When you hear dial tone, press [ Memory ]
location
	3	Press dial pad button on which number is stored

To clear a memory-dialing 1 Press [ Program ] to enter Programming mode location

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