BT 100 - Manual (Page 4)

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Lift the handset.
Press the STORE button.
Dial the phone number
to be stored.
Press the STORE button.
Press the 0 - 9 keypad
button under which you
want to store the
number.
The phone number is
now stored.
Repeat these steps for
any other numbers you
want to store, using a
different
0 - 9 location
code for each one.
Lift the handset.
Press the
QUICKDIAL
button.
Press the 0 - 9 location
under which the number
you require is stored.
The phone number is
dialled automatically.
When making a phone
call, you can store the
number you have just
dialled.
Before replacing the
handset press the
STORE
button twice.
Press the 0 - 9 keypad
button under which you
want to store the
number.
The phone number
dialled is now stored.
To change phone
numbers stored in the
memory, simply repeat
the process of storing the
original numbers but
enter the new number.
The number stored in
that location is
automatically replaced by
the new number.
With some switchboards,
after dialling the access
code you may have to
wait for a moment while
the switchboard picks up
an outside line. If so, you
can insert a pause into
the number to allow for
this delay.
A pause can also be
stored as part of a
number in the memory.
When storing a phone
number in the Quickdial
memories:
Enter the first part of the
phone number (the
access code) which gives
you an outside line.
Now enter a pause by
pressing the
REDIAL
button.
Quickdial
Store
Store
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Stored numbers can
include switchboard and
network services that use
the
✱
and # buttons as
well as the PAUSE
function.
Each memory location
can store a maximum of
16 digits.
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Redial
To dial a number
stored in the
Quickdial memory
To store a
phone number you
have dialled
To change numbers
stored in the memory
To store a pause in
the memory
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