2 PressDISPLAY to switch the display.
PressDISPLAY repeatedly to switch between
thefollowing displays:
Callername—Phone number—Calling time
anddate
#Youcan scroll the name and phone number
byholding DISPLAY.
#Ifname and phone number have not been
storedin the Call History, the display does not be
switchedto the name and phone number.

Calling a number from the Call

History

1 Displaythe list and select a phone num-
ber.
Displaythe phone number youwant to make a
call.
Referto Displaying the Call Histor y on the pre-
viouspage.
2 PressOFF HOOK to make a call.
Whilecalling, DIALLING is flashing.
3 PressON HOOK to end the call.
Theestimated call time appears in the display
(thismay differ slightly from the actual call
time).

Callingan international number

fromthe Call History

Whencalling an international number stored
inthe Call History, proceed the country code
witha +.
1 Displaythe phone number you want to
makean international call.
Referto Switching the display on the previous
page.
2 Pushand hold MULTI-CONTROL right to
add+.
#Todelete +, push and hold MULTI-CONTROL
rightagain.
3 PressOFF HOOK to make a call.
Whilecalling, DIALLING is flashing.
4 PressON HOOK to end the call.
Theestimated call time appears in the display
(thismay differ slightly from the actual call
time).
Assigning preset numbers
Youcan assign up to six frequently called
phonenumbers to number presets
(PRESET1—PRESET6)for quick recall in the
telephonesource standby mode.
1 PressFUNCTION to select the desired
list.
PressFUNCTION to select the list from among
PHONEBOOK LIST,MISSED LIST,
DIALLEDLIST and RECEIVED LIST.
#Ifno phone numbers have been stored in the
selectedlist, NO DATA is displayed.
2 Whenselecting PHONE BOOK LIST,
pushMULTI-CONTROL right.
Thegenre and phone number of the selected
entryis displayed.
3 Pressone of preset buttons 1–6 and
holduntil the beep sounds.
Theselected phone number has been stored
inmemory. The next time you press the same
presetbutton, the phone number is recalled
frommemory.
Note
Upto 36 phone numbers (six phone numbers for
eachof the five registered phones and guest
phone)can be stored in memory.
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