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Using the directory, direct dialling keys and lists
Using the directory,
direct dialling keys and
lists
The telephone offers a directory,
direct dialling keys, redial list,
answering machine list (dependent
on base), network mailbox list and
missed calls list.
You can save up to 150 entries in the
directory.
You can create a personalised direc-
tory for your own individual hand-
set. You can copy all of the entries or
individual entries to other handsets
(¢ page 31). It is also possible to
copy entries from old handsets pro-
viding they are registered to your
(new) base.
Directory
You can store numbers and the asso-
ciated names in the directory. In
idle status, open the directory with
the s key or via the menu:
¤ Directory ¤
§Menu§
Please note
This user guide always shows the
directory being opened using
the s key.
Length of an entry
Number: max. 22 digits
Name:
max. 16 characters
30
§OK§
Storing the first number in the
directory
s ¤ New entry? ¤
¤ ~ (Enter number) ¤
¤ ~ (Enter name) ¤
Storing further numbers in the
directory
s ¤
§Menu§
¤ q New Entry ¤
¤ ~ (Enter number) ¤
¤ ~ (Enter name) ¤
Please note
Refer to the character set chart to
see how to enter names
(¢ page 51).
Order of directory entries
The directory entries are sorted in
alphabetical order. Spaces and dig-
its take first priority. The sort order is
as follows:
1. Space
2. Digits (0–9)
3. Letters (alphabetical)
4. Other characters
To get round the alphabetical order
of the entries, insert a space or a
digit in front of the name. These
entries will then move to the begin-
ning of the directory.
§OK§
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