Priority Ring Numbers | AT&T 900 MHz manual

TELEPHONE MEMORY/DIRECTORY

Priority Ring Numbers

Numbers stored in memory can be labeled so that when a call is received from that number, the handset alerts you with a special ring. The special ring begins after the first normal ring.

1While viewing numbers in memory, use <or >to scroll to the desired location.

2Press *to activate Priority Ring for the displayed number (the screen displays !). To deactivate, press #.

3Press Utwice.

Dial a Memory Number from the Handset

1Press P.

2Use the softkey to select MEM.

3Enter a memory location from 01–10.

4Select DONE.

NOTE: You can also view numbers in memory before dialing. See page 27.

Dial a Memory Number from the Base

1Press K, and wait for a dial tone.

2Press e.

3Use the base keypad to enter a memory location from 01–10.

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Contents

USER’S Manual Advanced American Telephones. All rights reserved Contents About Caller ID with Call Waiting About Home and Local Area Codes Installation Before You Install Table/Desk and Wall Installation Install the handset battery Connect the telephone line cord Feature Setup Message Window Display for Feature SetupSoftkeys Handset Ringer Off / Battery Save Telephone Feature SetupDial Mode Handset Ringer Caller ID with Call Waiting Caller ID Feature SetupProgram Home and Local Area Codes Call List Options Answering System Feature Setup Select Your Announcement Ring Select / Toll SaverAudible Message Alert Change Remote Access Code Priority Call SignalChange Priority Calling Code Review Feature Settings Record Your Announcement from the Base Delete an Announcement Set the Clock Talking Caller ID Feature Setup Caller Specific Outgoing Announcement Feature Setup Announcements Outgoing Local Review ADD Enter Number Done Menu Call ID DIR Directory MEM ANS SYS Delete Done Flash Handset VolumeMake Answer, or End a Call Preview a Temporary Tone Telephone OperationRedial Mute Hold IntercomRecord a Phone Conversation Changing Channels Headset Jack Speaker Base Ringer Volume AT the Base Page/Intercom Handset Locator Telephone MEMORY/DIRECTORY Store a Number in Memory Store a Pause in a Memory Number Store a Name with a Memory NumberReplace a Stored Number Store a Number and Name from Call History View Memory Numbers Delete Memory Numbers Edit Memory Numbers Priority Ring Numbers Dial a Memory Number from the HandsetDial a Memory Number from the Base Audible Indicators About MailboxesAnnouncement Play/Silent Announcement Bypass Answering CallsCall Screening/Intercept Record a Memo Listen To, Save & Delete Messages Function Button Message Window Display CL ↔ AO From the Cordless Handset Call ScreeningConnect with the Answering System From a Touch Tone Phone Remote Access Commands Function Command End remote access call Audible Signals Voice Help Menu Call Waiting Incoming Call HistoryMemory Match Review Call History Display Dial Caller ID Operation Delete Call Records from Call HistoryDelete a Specific Call Record Caller ID Display Messages Delete All Call Records Operating Range Battery Life Charge the Handset Battery PackBatteries Batteries Replace the Handset Battery Pack If you have no dial tone Case of DifficultyIf the phone does not work at all, check these items first To re-initialize the handset and base If you hear noise or interference when using the phone If the phone does not ring when you receive a callIf the caller’s name or phone number is not displayed If speakerphone conversation sounds distorted If messages are incompleteIf you have difficulty hearing messages If CL appears in the Message Window If your outgoing announcement isn’t clear Remote Commands Answering System Remote Command Press