Priority ring, Talking caller id – AT&T 9465 User Manual

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You can store up to 20 telephone numbers and names in memory. Your
directory entries will be saved in the event of a power failure.

Priority Ring

While storing numbers in memory, you can choose to have the handset
alert you with a special ring when you receive a call from:

•

specific telephone numbers you store, or

•

callers who choose to block their name and number when
calling (private calls), or

•

callers from areas in which Caller ID information is not transmitted
(unknown calls).

The special ring begins after the first normal ring. (See

Step 7 in “Store a

Number in Memory from the Handset” on page 24.)

Talking Caller ID

You can also record announcements to be played at the base

— Talking

Caller ID — when a call is received from a telephone number or call type
you program.

Each announcement can be up to four seconds long. (See

Step 8 in “Store

a Number in Memory from the Handset.”)

Store a Number in Memory from the Handset

Make sure the phone is off (

is not

displayed).

Press U.

Use the softkey to select

DIR.

Select

ADD.

NOTE:

ADD does not appear when memory is

full. See “Delete Memory Numbers” on page
27 to make more room.

NOTE: Telephone numbers are automatically
stored in the first available memory location.
The memory locations for private and
unknown call features are *1 and *2.

TELEPHONE MEMORY/DIRECTORY

CALL-ID

DIR