AT&T feature module 2 system manual Saved Number Redial

Saved Number Redial

DESCRIPTION

CONSIDERATIONS

PROGRAMMING

HOW TO USE

If you have programmed a Saved Number Redial button, you can use the button to save an important number for later one-touch dialing. If the number you call is busy or no one answers, or if you need to call the person back, you can save that number by touching Saved Number before you hang up. Later, when you touch Saved Number again, your voice terminal automatically redials the number you have saved.

●You can program more than one Saved Number Redial button for your voice terminal, so that, if necessary, you can save several calls during the day. Be sure to write on a separate sheet of paper the identity of each caller and/or telephone number for each Saved Number button.

●A Saved Number Redial button saves manually dialed numbers and numbers dialed with an Outside Auto Dial button.

To program the Saved Number Redial feature for your voice terminal, label a button and proceed as follows:

1Enter programming mode.

2Touch the button you want to program.

3Dial *74 (you do not need to dial an outside number).

4Leave programming mode.

To use a button to save a number for redialing:

1Before you hang up your handset from a call in progress, touch

Saved Number.

2Hang up your handset.

The MERLIN II system saves this number until you repeat this procedure to save another number.

To redial the number later:

1 Without lifting your handset, touch Saved Number.

Your voice terminal speaker goes on, and you hear dialing.

2 When you hear the other person answer, lift your handset and begin talking.

If the line is busy, or if no one answers:

1 Touch Speaker to cancel the call.

For using basic telephones, see the User’s Guide: Basic Touch-Tone and Rotary Telephone for the MERLIN II Communications System with feature Module II.

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