BT Converse 2-line Telephone - Manual (Page 16)

Using the Quickdial
memory buttons
You can store up to a total to 20 phone
numbers in two separate memories using
the M1-M10 Quickdial buttons.
10 numbers can be stored in M1-M10
LOWER and a further 10 in M1-M10 UPPER.
Each stored number can be a maximum of
20 digits.
The Quickdial directory label has two
panels for each button so you can enter a
reference name next to each button for the
Upper and Lower Quickdial memories.
Press buttons in order shown
Press the FUNCTION button twice.
Display flashes
DIAL NUMBER.
Press the SHIFT button to select
the
UPPER or LOWER memory.
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Press the Quickdial button under
which you want to store the
number. If a number has already
been stored, it is shown on the
display.
DIAL Dial the number you want to store
(20 digits maximum).
Press the FUNCTION button to
store the number – you get a short
beep to confirm.
Store the next number by starting
from ‘Press
SHIFT ’ above.
Fu
nction
Shift
Fu
nction
Some switchboards/PBXs can
take a short time to pick up an
outside line. You can insert a
pause in the number to allow for
this delay. A Pause can be
inserted in the phone number by
pressing the
PAUSE button at the
appropriate place.
For example if connected to an
office telephone system where
you have to dial a 9 to get an
outside line, when storing a
number:
Press 9 , then the PAUSE button,
then the number you want to store.
WXYZ
9
Pa
use
13
To store a number
To store a pause