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Storing a Number for
Memory Dialing
You can store up to 30 telephone or
fax numbers into two-digit memory
dial locations. You can then dial the
number by pressing
MEMORY
and
then entering the two-digit number
where you stored it.
Note:
To stop storing a number, press
STOP
any time before Step 4. The fax
machine returns to standby. If neces-
sary, start over again.
1. Press and hold
MEMORY
until the
fax machine displays:
: STORE MEM. DIAL
: MEM. NO[01-30] ??
2. Enter a two-digit location number
(01 through 30) where you want to
store the number.
: MEM.NO[01-30] 01
3. Enter the number you want to
store (up to 34 digits).
: TEL.:9P4602778
Note:
Press
REDIAL/PAUSE
to
insert a 2-second pause between
numbers. The fax machine dis-
plays
P
at the pause entry.
4. When the number appears cor-
rectly, press
ENTER
.
: NAME:
5. If desired, enter the name (up to
20 characters). For details on
entering the name, see “Entering
Names” on Page 13.
: NAME:XYZ
6. Press
ENTER
when the name
appears correctly. The fax
machine returns to the display
shown in Step 2.
Notes:
• If you make a mistake, use
DIREC-
TION <
or
>
to move the cursor to
the incorrect digit/character and
enter the new one over it. You can
also use
INS
or
DEL
to insert or
delete digits/characters.
• If there is a number or name
already assigned to the selected
two-digit memory dial location, the
fax machine displays the number
and name. If you want to change
the number or name, enter the
new number or name over the old
one. Otherwise, press
STOP
.
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