Panasonic TELEPHONE ANSWERING MACHING KX-F115 - Manual (Page 13)

Detailed Operation
Using Several Memory Stations
If the series of phone numbers which you wish to use for cal) hunting is too tong to be stored in one memory station, you
may spread them over several memory stations. However, one phone number may not be spread over two memory
stations.
The CALL HUNT button must be pushed once for each phone number, but must not be pushed after the last phone
number is entered.
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Example: 6
• Store phone number»76S-4321,91234568543-210-1122 into an upper memory station (First station).
•Store phone number^65-4321,9123456)^543-210-9876 into another upper memory station (Second station).
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storage
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Be sure that the handset is on the cradle and that the SP-PHONE button is off.
CALL HUNT.
Do not push o after the last phone number fn the last memory station.
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1 Set to “PROGRAM”.
2 ^ I—°
Pu*!* (First station)
PAUSe PAUSE
&
ABC
S HD-
MEMORY
AUTO
First phone no.
PRS
7
Push (Second station) L.
□ PAUSE PAUSE WXY
a
WHY
a
MMO
a
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Second phone no.
Do not push
the CALL
HUNT button
after the last
phone
number.
3 Return to “SET”.
MEMORY
AUTO
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Dialing
3
1 Lift the
SP*PHONE
I—I
Push
2 S
I—o
then
(First station) (Second station)
Flash Function
You may access some features of your PBX by using the FLASH button instead of the hookswitch.
“Flash” can be stored into memory, the same as Pause in “Programming” on page 7.
Push the FLASH button lightly at the position where the hookswitch operation is required in a dial operation,
when programming a memory station.
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