Speed Dial Operation | AT&T 955 specification

SPEED DIAL OPERATION

		Enter
		Directory
		mode
		Edit speed
		dial entries
	Speed dial	Dial a
	locations	Dial a
	locations	number in
		number in
		speed dial
		Remove a
	Store	speed dial
	Store	entry
	names and
	numbers in
	speed dial
		Enter
		characters
		of directory
		entries

SPEED DIAL OPERATION

This telephone has four Speed Dial locations where you can store phone numbers and names you wish to dial by pressing only two buttons. Names can be up to 16 characters long and numbers can be up to 32 digits long.

Storing a Name and a Number in a

Speed Dial Location

1Press D. The screen displays DIRECTORY.

2Press S. The screen displays:

3Use the dial pad keys to enter the letters, digits or symbols you wish to store. Refer to Step 3 “Storing Names and Numbers in the Directory” in DIRECTORY OPERATION on page 34 for detailed directions.

NOTE: To store a number without storing a name, press Sand go on to Step 5.

4Press Sto store the name and move on to enter the phone number. The screen displays:

5Use the dial pad keys to enter the phone number you wish to store

— OR —

Press ato copy the last number you dialed onto the screen. (To edit a number stored from redial you must first finish storing the number, then follow the directions under “Editing Information Stored in a Speed Dial Location.”)

NOTE: Do not press Sat this point or the entry will be saved in the directory instead of a speed dial location.

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AT&T 955 user manual Speed Dial Operation, Storing a Name and a Number in a Speed Dial Location

Contents

Part 1 Important Product Information Four-Line Intercom Speakerphone Contents Before YOU Begin Contents Glossary Audible Signals Features List Table/Desk Installation InstallationInstall one 9V battery Connect the telephone line cords to the telephone Wall Installation Mount the phone on the wall Connect the power adapter to the telephonePlug one end of the coiled handset cord into the jack on Convenience Ports SET UP System Features Change Display Language Turn Covm Indicator On or Off for Each LineSet the Time/Date Assign an Extension Number to Your Phone Set the Dial Mode Set Delay RingTurn Line Usage On or Off for Each Line Assign the Prime Line Line Preference Erase All Settings and Return the Phone to Default Settings Program the Centrex Console Delayed Ring TimeTurn Hold Reminder On or Off Program Home and Local Area Codes Making or Answering a Call Telephone OperationHandset Speakerphone Volume TimerCall Privacy Do Not Disturb Redial Switch Between LinesAuto Redial Hold Temporary Tone Dialing Low Battery IndicatorConference Calls Transfer a Call Storing a Name and a Number in a Speed Dial Location Speed Dial Operation Editing Information Stored in a Speed Dial Location Reviewing Information Stored in a Speed Dial LocationMaking a Speed Dial Call Removing Information from a Speed Dial Location Directory Operation Storing a Temporary Tone Signal in a Directory NumberStoring Names and Numbers in the Directory Storing a Pause in a Directory Number Dialing a Number from the Directory Reviewing Information Stored in the DirectoryChanging Directory Entries Removing All Entries from the Directory Removing a Name and Number from the Directory Intercom Operation Ending an Intercom or Page Call Switching Between an Intercom Call and a Single-phonePaging All Phones Answering a System-wide Caller ID Operation Caller ID Operation Message Waiting and NEW Call Light Call WaitingCalls Received on Two or More Lines Simultaneously Removing Calls from Call List Call ListDisplay Messages Dialing a Number from Call List Reset Covm IndicatorSaving a Number from Call List to the Directory Time/Date Case of Difficulty Using a Fax SwitchAdding a FAX Machine Operation During a Power Failure Tone Signals Do Not Activate a Remote DeviceCovm Line Indicator Remains On No Caller ID Information While on a Call Private Lines Expanding the 955 SystemLine Groups Centrex Operation All Removed! 38 AM/PM Area CODEs 7 Index TONE/PULSE 6 Page Four-Line Intercom Speakerphone Speed Dial Operation pages