BT Diverse 2010 User Manual
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To speed dial a number stored on the
memory
•
Press the
PHONE
button. You will hear
the dial tone.
•
Press and release the
MEM
button
twice. The memory one digit will be
displayed, along with its stored phone
number.
•
Continue to press and release the
MEM
button to scroll through the memories
•
On reaching the number you want,
press the memory location number on
the keypad and the number is dialled
automatically.
Or,
to save scrolling through stored numbers:
•
Press the
MEM
button followed by
the memory location number. Display
shows the number, which is dialled
automatically.
To clear all the numbers stored on a
handset’s memory
•
Press the
STO
button.
•
Press
8
and
2
buttons on the keypad.
Display shows
8—— 2.
•
Enter the handset’s PIN number.
(Standard setting is
0000.) Each digit
entered erases one dash on the display.
•
Press
STO
button. All stored numbers
are cleared.
Speed dial numbers are not included in the
last number redial function.
If you are experiencing problems, please call
the Diverse Helpline on 0345 908070.
Using the memory
to store and dial
numbers
Your Diverse 2010 handset can store
10 phone numbers, each up to 22 digits
long, which can then be speed dialled.
Stored numbers can include settings
made with the
RCL
,
✱
and
#
buttons.
You can also enter a ‘pause’ (see page 24,
‘Using your Diverse 2010 with a
switchboard’).
To store a number
The handset power must be ON.
•
Press the
STO
button.
•
Press the
MEM
button.
•
Press a digit from
0-9
. This selects
the memory location under which the
number is stored. Display shows the
memory location you have chosen.
•
Enter the number you want stored.
Display shows the number.
•
Press the
STO
button to confirm the
number.
Storing a new number in memory
automatically overwrites any previous
number stored in that location.
If the memory location is empty, the display
shows —
—
— . If there is another number
stored already, that number will be displayed.
If you do not want to change it, press the
STO
button to confirm the number.
STO
MEM
0-9
MEM
STO
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