BT Decor 400 - Manual (Page 8)

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 call, you
can store the number
you have just dialled.
Before replacing the
receiver 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.
Dial the phone
number to be stored.
Press the STORE button.
Display shows E.
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.
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8
To store a phone
number you have
dialled
Stored numbers can include
switchboard and network
services that use the
✱
and
# buttons as well as the
PAUSE function.
Quickdial memory label
Use the memory directory
label to keep a record of
which 0-9 location code you
have used for each number.
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2
Store
5
Using your Decor 400
Store
E
3
4
To dial a number
stored in the
Quickdial memory
Lift the handset or press
the
HANDSFREE button.
3
2
Quickdial
To store a pause in
the memory
Some switchboards can
take a short time to pick
up an outside line. You
can insert a pause in the
middle of a 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 ‘one-touch’
or Quickdial memories:
Enter the first part of
the phone number (the
access code) which
gives you an outside
line. Follow the
procedure on how to
store a number.
See page 7.
Now enter a pause by
pressing the
REDIAL
button.
Enter the remaining
part of the phone
number.
The phone number is
dialled automatically
with a pause of around
one second inserted.
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2
Redial
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Using the
RECALL button
Recall
This button signals a
time break recall. If you
are connected to a PBX
(Private Branch
Exchange), contact your
PBX supplier for further
information.