
Editing or Personalizing Numbers
Phonebook Entry Edit
A Phone entry should have at least a name and a phone number or Email address. The editing function is used to alter existing information and have additional information/attributes added to the entry.
Add more phone numbers (home, work, mobile, etc.) | Add a voice tag (to 10 Phone entries only) |
Add 2 Email addresses | Allocate one of seven LED colors |
Add 2 personal information | Allocate a phonebook picture |
Allocate a detail entry to a group | Allocate a ring tune |
Ungroup a detail entry |
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Phonebook Field Icons |
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Name field | Data number field | LED color field |
Home number field | Additional number field | Voice tag field |
Wireless number field | Email address field | Caller Line ID field |
Work/business number field | Note or freeform text field | Ring tone field |
Fax number field | Group name field |
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Adding/Editing Information |
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The number of entry characters for the edit fields are: |
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Name Field | 30 characters |
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Phone Number Fields | 40 characters (+ for international call access and P for pause are considered a character space). | |
(See Flag.) |
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Email Fields | 64 characters |
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Information Fields | 64 characters |
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When adding a new entry, upon pressing Softkey 1 (Yes) at the ‘Input more fields?’ screen, the Edit screen displays to add more information. (Skip the next procedures steps if adding a new entry; continue to the following procedure to add/edit any phone number type fields.)
To obtain the Edit screen from the phonebook to add or edit fields for an entry:
Press (Phonebook) until the Phone phonebook displays.
Press (Up) or
(Down) navigation key to highlight the phonebook entry and press
(Select) to display the entry detail screen. (See Flag.)
Press (Select) or Softkey 2 (Edit) to display the Edit screen.
Press and HOLD (Number symbol) key during number entry to create a pause.
Entry detail screen displays entry name at the top of the screen with the entry location in the phonebook to the right of the entry name.
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