Panasonic TELEPHONE ANSWERING MACHING KX-F115 - Manual (Page 11)

Mute Operation
Use this feature when you do not want your
voice to be heard by the other party.
1 ^
Push
•The MUTE indicator will light.
2 To resume the conversation,
^ S again.
Push
Storing the Last
Dialed Number
(Redial Memory Transfer)
It is possible to store the last manually dialed
number, into an auto/speed dialer memory
station.
Be sure that the handset is on the cradle and that the
SP-PHONE button is off.
Example; To store the last dialed number into the
upper station.
1 Set to “PROGRAM
2
^ Q
4
/Particular \
\Memory Station/
3 Return to “SET”.
/■------------------
MEMORY
SET PROGRAM
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\___________________ ____ /
Detailed Operation
Outside
Line or Computer
Accessed Line
(Pause Usage)
The PAUSE button function in a dial operation is
helpful when accessing an outside line or
Computer-Accessed long distance services.
One pause Is required when waiting for an
outside dial tone.
Example (PBX):
9HPAUSEH123.......................456
T_ Line access
When dialing an access number manually, we
recommend that you use a Pause as shown in the
above example.
Some PBX's require this Pause during an
automatic redial.
Two pauses are required when waiting for a
computer tone.
Example (For MCI, SPRINT, METRO and other
systems):
Local access telephone number of the alternate
long distance service company 121-5434,
Authorization no. 5634578,
Long distance no. 901-210-9812
1215434 PAUSE PAUSE
-tone or pulse ■
5634578 9012109812
-tone only-
>The above numbers are used as examples only.
-Helpful Hints
•Pushing the PAUSE button once counts as
1 digit.
•Switching of the DIALING MODE selector
is also counted as 1 digit.
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