AT&T feature module 2 system manual Personal Speed Dial

Personal Speed Dial

DESCRIPTION	You can use the programming instructions below to assign a 3-character
	Personal Speed Dial code (from #01 through # 24) to telephone numbers,
	PBX, Centrex, or Custom Calling feature codes, or account codes you
	frequently dial. This feature is especially useful for people who have 5-button
	or 10-button analog voice terminals and don’t have many available buttons on
	which to program the Outside Auto Dial feature.
	You can assign a Personal Speed Dial code to a sequence containing up to 16
	numbers and special characters.
CONSIDERATIONS	Personal Speed Dial uses a dialing code. You do not place these codes on
	a voice terminal button.
	This feature should be used only on 5-button or 10-button voice terminals.
	If you try to use this feature on a larger voice terminal, you could corrupt
	the features you have programmed on buttons to the right of the dial pad.
	You may need to program a pause, stop, or switchhook flash into a
	Personal Speed Dial sequence, or you may need to switch from rotary to
	Touch-Tone signals in the middle of a programmed dialing sequence. To
	do so, you must enter the following special characters when you program
	the sequence. (For more information about using special characters in a
	dialing sequence, see “Special Characters in Programmed Dialing
	Sequences. ” )
	. To program a pause, touch Hold.
	● TO program a stop, touch Drop.
	● TO program a switchhook flash, touch Recall and then touch Hold.
	● TO program Touch-Tone Enable into a dialing sequence, touch
	Transfer.
	If your system uses account numbers on printed call reports, you can
	assign a Personal Speed Dial code to frequently dialed account numbers.
	Then while you have a call in progress for which you need to dial an
	account code, you can dial the 3-digit speed dial code instead.
	If your system is set up for Dial Access to Line Pools, a Personal Speed
	Dial code must include a Pool Access code and two pauses before the
	telephone number. For example, to set up a Personal Speed Dial code in
	a system in which you usually dial the access code 891 before you dial an
	in-state telephone number, you would dial the Pool Access code, 891,
	touch Hold twice, and then dial the 7-digit telephone number.
PROGRAMMING	The Personal Speed Dial feature is not associated with a voice terminal button.
	To program a Personal Speed Dial code for a number you frequently dial:
	1 Enter programming mode.
	2 Dial a Personal Speed Dial code ( #01 through # 24).
	3 Dial ’90 and, if required, a Pool Access number and two pauses (touch
	Hold twice) plus a telephone number or a PBX, Centrex, or Custom
	Calling feature code.
	4 Leave programming mode.

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