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Storing One-Touch
&
Speed
Dial Numbers
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Instead of manually dialing numbers, you can
use either one-touch keys or 2digit speed dial
numbers to quickly dial the numbers that have
been stored in your unit’s memory. You can
store up to 20 telephone numbers of up to 34
digits each and the corresponding destination
names of up to 20 digits each. Storing name is
optional.
Each number entered is called a “location”.
Locations
01
through 20 are assigned to
speed dial
numbers. Locations 01 through 05 are also
assigned to one-touch keys.
Notes:
l Locations 01 through 05 could be dialed by either
one-touch keys or speed dial numbers.
l If you make a mistake while entering a number,
press [STOP] snd start over again.
To begin storing numbers, press [FUNCTION],
[1],
then follow the steps below.
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1. Press [YES]
(LOCiTIONl
2. Enter a
2-digit
number (01-20) under which you
want to assign the telephone or fax number.
Note: If the window says ‘CANCEL
?",
that means
there is already number assigned to that location.
To delete the previous number, press [YES]. Then
the unit deletes it and waits for you to enter new
location number. Or to start over with a different
location, press [NO].
3.
Enter the fax number or telephone number you
want to store. You can use any key on the
keypad, including
[*]
and [#].
Pressing
[REDIAL/PAUSE]
between numbers
adds a 3-second pause each time it is pressed.
(ENTER]
4. If you want to identify the number with a
destination name, enter the desired name as
described in “How to Enter Name” on page 13.
When the desired name entered and appears on
the window, press [YES].
If you do not want to store a name, just pres
[NO] without entering name.
To
verify
Your Stored Numbers
Print the location number list to verify
your one-touch telephone and fax
number entries and speed dial
\
telephone number entries (see page 26)
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When completed, press [YES].
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