Section2: Und erstanding Your Phone
812G:Using t he Internal Phone Book
䊳GroupName: You can allocate entries to groups. This makes entry
retrieval easier by classifying the Phone Book entries. You can assign
any name you like to a group. (See “Assigning Names to Internal
Phone Book Groups” on page 86).
䊳RingerType: Stores a ringer type. Selecting Default sets the default
ringer type. Selecting Personal allows you to store a ringer type of your
choice. (See “Ringer Types” on page 34).
䊳RingerTempo: The ringer tempo can only be set when you have stored
a ringer type for which ringer tempos can be specified. (See “Ringer
Types” on page 34).
䊳BlinkPattern: Stores a blink pattern. Selecting Default sets the default
blink pattern. Selecting Personal allows you to store a blink pattern of
your choice. (See “Changing the Illumination Settings” on page 43).
䊳BrightSpeed: The bright speed can only be set when you have stored
a blink pattern for which bright speeds can be specified. (See
“Changing the Illumination Settings” on page 43).
䊳Image: Pastes image stored in Downloads.
䊳Birthday: Stores a birthday. Enter all the digits.
䊳BloodType: Stores a blood type.
䊳URL: Stores a URL (up to 128 characters).
䊳Memo: Stores a memo (up to 80 characters) for a Phone Book entry
with an entry number between 000 and 099.
䊳Address: Stores an address (up to 80 characters).
䊳AddressType: Once you have stored an address, you can select Home,
Office or No Label as the Address Type.
䊳Entry#s: Stores a 3-digit entry number between 000 and 199. When
you store an entry in the Phone Book, the lowest available number is
displayed. Entry numbers are a useful way to make calls and search for
Phone Book entries.
Tip: If you enter “*”, the lowest available number i s set as in that digit
position.