Northern Telecom DisplayPhone User manual

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Congratulations, you are among the first to
experience one
of the most advanced office
communications systems
yet developed ...
DISPLAYPHONE.
DISPLAYPHONE is
an integrated business tele-
phone and data terminal that offers convenience
features and capabilities far beyond anything that
has ever been available before in one unit.
As a business telephone it features on-hook dial-
ing, last
number re-dial, directory memory, auto-
matic dialing, a recall worklist and handsfree
capabilities.
As a data terminal it can be used to access both
remote and local data services.
DISPLAYPHONE is capable of handling both
voice and data calls at the same time, so you can
talk to someone while accessing a data base and
viewing information on the screen. It also offers
other services ... a continuous day /date clock, a
telephone call timer and a reminder service that
brings messages to
your attention.
DISPLAYPHONE is self-instructing through its
visual prompts and changing 'soft keys' that lead
the user from one operation to another.
To derive the most benefit from all of the many
features offered, this guide has been prepared in
sections which provide step-by-step instructions
for each operation.
It is recommended that you begin by setting up
your display
clock and telephone directory, and
acquainting yourself with all
of the other services
and features that are available. This will allow
more efficient use of the equipment as you work
with the telephone and data sections
of the guide.
You will find a convenient table of contents at the
beginning of each section to help you locate
instructions on how to perform specific functions.
If at any time you need help, call your
DISPLAYPHONE representative.
IMPORTANT
Before using DISPLAYPHONE it is necessary to set the signaling operation atthe appropriate mode.
Instructions for this setting can be found on page 11.
DISPLAYPHONEowners in the United States mustcomplywith the Federal Communication Commission's
rules and regulations.
Sec page 38 ofthis manual for details.
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How to use your DISPLAYPHONE
Quick Response Guide
Components
Installation
... as aTelephone Set
... as a Data Terminal
...for Special Services
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Until you become familiar with DISPLAYPHONE, these instructions will help you to respond to the
DISPLAYPHONE alerting signals.
IFYOU SEE OR HEAR...
... LINE 1 flashing and a
warble tone:
... LINE 2 flashing and a
warble tone:
... SERVICES light flashing
with or without
a tone signal:
... Date and Time display
flashing
FOLLOW THESE STEPS:
You have a call on line 1. To answer, lift the handset
or talk handsfree.
You have a call on line 2. To answer, press LINE 2 key
and lift the handset or talk handsfree.
You have a reminder message. To view the message, press
the SERVICES key then press the number 1 on the
dial pad.
There has been a power failure. Reset the Date and Time
(see page 36 for instructions).
NOTE: If power has been off for more than three days, the contents of
DISPLAYPHONE memory may have been lost or distorted. See page 10
for instructions on how to clear memory
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RS232C
Serial 110 Port
25-PIN CONNECTOR
IRS232C)
parallel 1/0 power
Keytone
Volume
Parallel
1/0 Port Power Alerting Volume
25-PIN CONNECTOR 9-pin Control
connector
Line 1 Line2
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KEYSET ADAPTER
(ORDEREDSEPARATELY) SERVICE
AND
FEATURE CONTROLS
Installation
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HOW TO
PAGE
-MAKE CONNECTIONS.
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-CLEAR THE MEMORY ............. . . ........ 10
-SET THESIGNALING MODE .. . . ......................... 11
-SET THE DATE ANDTIME ...... . . ...................... 12
Installation
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MAKE CONNECTIONS
The DISPLAYPHONE must be at room temperature before it is installed.
Connect the DISPLAYPHONE as follows (see Figure 1 for connection
details):
1) Connect the Handset to the jack located on the left side of the
DISPLAYPHONE.
2) Connect line 1 and line 2 telephone line cords to your telephone system.
NOTE: Line 1 can be used only for voice communication. Line 2 can be used
for voice or data communication. If only one telephone line is available,
connect line 2
so that data calls can be made.
3) Connect the power supply. As soon as power is applied, your
DISPLAYPHONE will turn on. After placing the 9-pin connector
into the back of the DISPLAYPHONE, tighten the two screws on
the connector to prevent disconnection of power to the unit.
NOTE: DISPLAYPHONE will not work as atelephone if the power fails or
the unit
is disconnected.
4)
Connect the printer (if provided) to the PARALLEL 1/0 connector.
5)
Connect the local computer or external modem (if provided) to the
SERIAL 1/0 connector.
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HOW TO CLEAR
THE MEMORY
HOW TO SET THE
SIGNALING MODE
It is important that this procedure be undertaken when first installing
OISPLAYPHONE. The
only other time it may be necessary to clear the
memory is if the OISPLAYPHONE has been without power for longer than
three days. The memory contents may be lost or distorted. If you see
unfamiliar characters in your Directory or Recall list, you should clear the
memory.
1) Press the SERVICES key on the upper keyboard.
2) On the dial pad, press 0. The message 'PASSWORD' will appear on the
screen.
3) On the dial pad, press 78. The following message will appear on the
screen: TESTING RAM ..
RAM PASSED TO: B7FFH
NEXTLOCATION
TEST VALUE = 00
VALUE READ= 80
NOTE: If this message does not appear, repeat the previous steps. If it still
does not appear, contact your DISPLAYPHONE representative for assistance_
4) Press the SERVICES key to clear the screen.
The signaling
mode determines how your DISPLAYPHONE sends dial
signals to
telephone company equipment. The mode selected may be
either DIGIPULSE* or DIGITONE* (tone signaling). The mode selected
depends on the service provided by your telephone company.
1) Press
the SERVICES key.
2) Press 4 on the dial pad. The DtSPLAYPHONE UTILITY display will
appear on the screen.
3) Press 4 on
the dial pad. The SIGNALING display will appear on the
screen with the soft key labels 'EXIT' and 'CHANGE'. The soft keys are
located on the top row of the upper keyboard. Labels on the last line of
the screen indicate the function they perform at any given time.
4) Press
the 'CHANGE' soft key to change the signaling.
5) When you have selected the correct signal, press the 'EXIT' soft key to
return to
the DISPLAYPHONE UTILITY display.
*DIGITONE and DIGlPULSE aretrademarks of Northern Telecom Limited
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HOW TO SET THE DATE
AND TIME The date and
time are displayed in the upper right corner of the screen.
Your DISPLAYPHONE will keep accurate time up to one minute
per month.
Should a power failure occur, the date and time will flash to indicate they
are incorrect until they are changed.
1) Press the SERVICES key then press 4 on the dial pad to access
DISPLAYPHONE UTILITY index.
2) Press 1 on the dial pad to access the
DATE and TIME display.
3) Enter the correct date and
time and specify AM by pressing '/!\ or PM by
pressing 'P'.
Soft keys can be used to move left or right if required.
4) Press the 'EXIT' soft key to store the information. The screen will now
show the DISPLAYPHONE UTILITY index.
HOWTO ...
PAGE
ANSWER A CALL. ................. . . ................... 14
-Automatic Line Select Feature. .
............. 14
MAKEACALL......................... . .................... 14
-Manually. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................. 14
-With Handset On-Hook. . ............................ 14
-Using Predial Feature. . . . . . . . . . . 15
-Using the Directory. . . . . . . . . . . . .............. 15
-Using a Number Stored In the Recall List. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 15
-Using Last Number Redial.. . . . . . . . . . . .. 16
PUT A CALLON HOLD.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........... 16
-Manually..................... . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
-Automatically.. . . . . . . . . . ............ 16
USE THE HANDSFREE FEATURE. .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .......... 17
- To turn The Handsfree Feature On. . . 17
-
To Use The Muting Feature... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... 17
USE THE CALLTIMER. . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
- To Reset The Call Timer. . . . . . . . . . . . .......... 18
TERMINATE A CALL. . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 18
-With the Handset. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
-with the RELEASE key. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............ 18
NOTE: For instructionson how to placea Data Call, refer to the section on how
to use your DISPLAYPHONE as a Data Terminal (page 21 ).
... as aTelephone Set
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HOW TO ANSWER
A CALL
AUTOMATIC LINE
SELECT FEATURE
HOW TO MAKE A CALL ...
...
MANUALLY
...WITH HANDSET
ON-HOOK
... USING PREDIAL
FEATURE
... USING THE
DIRECTORY
... USING A
NUMBER STORED IN
THE RECALL LIST
To answer a call on either line 1 or line 2:
1) Press
the line key which has the call (the light beside that key will be
flashing.
2) The DISPLAYPHONE will automatically be in the HANDSFREE state
(see page 17 for details on handsfree operation). For aprivate conversa-
tion, lift the handset
Line 1can be answered by simply lifting the handset as DISPLAYPHONE
will automatically select line 1 except when line 2 is in use.
OISPLAYPHONE has a unique touch-sensitive dial pad. Sharp objects
such as pens, should not be used to dial telephone numbers .
1) Pick up the handset. Press a LINE key to make your call.
2) Dial the number on the dial pad. The number being dialed appears
in
the upper left corner of the screen.
This feature allows you
to dial without having to lift the handset.
1) Press a
free line.
2) Dial the telephone number
3) When the call is answered. talk handsfree or lift the handset.
The Predial feature allows you to check telephone numbers for errors prior
to making calls.
1) Dial the number. The number appears in the upper left corner of the
screen. To erase the entire number, press the CLEAR soft key. To erase a
single digit, press the DELETE key on the upper keyboard
2) Press a
free line key. DISPLAYPHONE automatically dials the number.
3)
When the call is answered, talk to the person handsfree. or lift the
handset.
After having entered telephone numbers into the DISPLAYPHONE direc-
tory(see page 28 for instructions on setting up the directory), you can
have a
number dialed automatically by pressing only four keys.
1) Press
the DIRECTORY key on the upper keyboard.
2) On
the dial pad, select the category number which holds the number of
the person you want to call.
3) On the dial pad, select the number corresponding to the person you
want to call. The name will be highlighted, and the number stored with
the name will appear in the upper left corner.
4) Press a
free line key. DISPLAYPHONE automatically dials the number .
With
the recall feature, frequently-called or temporary lists of telephone
numbers can be stored in the Recall list. Manually dialed numbers or
numbers dialed from the Directory may be stored in this list by simply
pressing the KEEP soft key when it appears during dialing. Once stored,
numbers can be found quickly and automatically dialed. The Recall list may
be edited to enter names beside manually dialed numbers (see page 32
for instructions).
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... USING LAST
NUMBER REDIAL
HOWTOPUT
A CALL ON HOLD..
.•.MANUALLY
...AUTOMATICALLY
HOWTOUSE
HANDSFREE FEATURE ...
...
TO TURN THE
HANDSFREE
FEATURE ON
... TO USE THE
MUTING
FEATURE
THE CALLTIMER
1) Press the DIRECTORY key. The Directory Index will appear on the
screen with a RECALL soft key label in the bottom left corner.
2) Press
the RECALL soft key to display the Recall list.
3) On the dial pad, press the number tor the name you want to call. The
name will be highlighted, and the number stored with the name will
appear in the upper left corner.
4) Press a
tree line key. DISPLAYPHONE automatically dials the number .
The Last Number Redial feature allows you to automatically call the last
number dialed on either line 1 or line 2.
1) Press the REDIAL key on the upper keyboard. The last number dialed
will appear in the upper leftcorner of the screen.
2) Press a free line key. DISPLAYPHONE automatically dials the number.
DISPLAYPHONE offers two ways of putting a call on hold: 'manually' or
automatically .
Press
the HOLD key on the upper keyboard. The light beside the line key
you
are using will flash to indicate that the line is on hold. Return to the call
by pressing the line key.
While a call is in progress, press the free line key. The line you are leaving
will
automatically be placed on hold and the light beside that line key will
flash.
After terminating the call, return to the line on hold by pressing that
line key. To put the second call on hold and return to the original call,
simply press the line key for the first call. The hold condition automatically
transfers to the other line.
Your
DISPLAYPHONE will automatically be in the Handsfree mode of
operation when a call is placed with the handset on-hook. The light beside
the HANDSFREE key will be lit.
If you are using the DISPLAYPHONE handset and want to use the hands-
free feature:
1) Press
the HANDSFREE key then place the handset on-hook. You will
hear the other party through the speaker and the other party will hear
you when you talk at a normal level.
2) Set the volume to a comfortable listening level by adjusting the control
above the handset.
3)
To return to a private conversation, simply pick up the handset. The
HANDSFREE light will go out.
The Muting feature allows you to have a private conversation with people
in the same room without allowing the person at the other end of the line
to hear you.
1)
To use the muting feature, press the HANDSFREE key. The
HANDSFREE light will flash.
2)
To turn Muting off, press the HANDSFREE key again.
The call
timer display is located under the date and time. Your DISPLAY-
PHONE has separate call timers for line 1 and line 2. The call timer auto-
matically starts about 8 seconds after the last digit has been dialed. You
may reset the call timer to 00:00 at any time during the call. The call timer
display disappears about 30 seconds after the call has been terminated.
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TO RESET THE
CALL TIMER
...
HOW TO TERMINATE
ACALL. ..
•..WITH THE
HANDSET
... WITH THE
RELEASE KEY
....
Press the 'TIMER' soft key. The call timer will reset to 00:00. If you have
one call on hold and another in progress, the call timer will reset for the
call in progress.
To terminate a call when using the handset. simply hang up.
Calls may be terminated by pressing the RELEASE key on the upper
keyboard.
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SETUP THE DISPLAYPHONE
TERMINAL PROFILE. . . . . .. .. .. . . .. .. .. . . .. ....... 20
-For Manually Dialed Calls.. . ................................ 20
MAKE A DATA CALL . .. .. .. . .. ............. .
-Manually........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... .
-From the Directory .................................... .
MAKE A DATA CALL AND A VOICE
CALL AT THE SAME TIME ........ .
HOW TO USE THE SEMI AUTOMATIC
LDG-ON FEATURE ............. .
-
To Store Log-on Codes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............ .
-To Log On ............ .
CHANGE THE SCREEN WIDrH ........................... .
USE THE SCREEN KEY ....... .
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. 23
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TERMINATE A DATA CALL .... . .
.............. 24
USE THE LOCAL DATA PORT ..
- To turn the Local Data Port off ..
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... as a Data Terminal
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USING DISPLAYPHONE
ASA REMOTE
TERMINAL
USING DISPLAYPHONE
AS A LOCAL DATA
TERMINAL
HOW TO SETUP
DISPLAYPHONE
TERMINAL PROFILE ...
... FOR MANUALLY
DIALED DATA CALLS
DISPLAYPHONE can be used as a fully operational data terminal to access
remote data
services which use a dial-up telephone network and support
asynchronous 300 Baud terminals. Data calls can be made manually or
from the Directory only on line 2.
Your DISPLAYPHONE can also be used as a local data terminal by
connecting the local host computer to the RS 232C SERIAL 1/0 connector
on the back of your unit
NOTE DISPLAYPHONE cannot be used as a remote terminal and a local
terminal at the same time.
Before making a Data Call, the DISPLAYPHONE terminal profile must be
set to match the characteristics of the data service being accessed.
1) Press the SERVICES key. The SERVICES index will appear on the
screen
2) Access DISPLAYPHONE UTILITIES by pressing.ton the dial pad.
3) Access
MANUAL CALL PROFILE by pressing 2 on the dial pad. The
page tor setting
up the Terminal Profile will appear on the screen with
the fo:low1ng soft key labels:
EXIT used to save
the profile data and return back to the
DISPLAYPHONE UTILITY index
ERASE clears the field 1n which the cursor (the small square block on
the screen) is currently positioned.
TAB moves
the cursor right one field
LEFT moves the cursor left one character.
RIGHT moves the cursor right one character.
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HOW TO MAKE
A DATA CALL
... MANUALLY
4) Using the soft keys to move the cursor, set the page-width, page-mode,
duplex-type and parity.
WIDTH Press 4 for 40 character screen width or 8 for 80 character.
MODE Press P for page mode or S for scroll mode.
DUPLEX Press F for full duplex operation or H for half duplex.
PARITY Press 0 for odd parity, E for even parity
or M for mark parity.
5) Press the EXIT
soft key to store the data. The DISPLAYPHONE UTILITY
list will appear on
the screen.
6) Press the SERVICES key to return to the SERVICES list.
This profile will be stored in DISPLAYPHONE'S memory and will apply
to all manually dialed Data Calls and local data port operation until
the profile is changed.
1) Dial
the number for the data service. The soft key label 'DATA' will
appear on the bottom line of the screen.
2) Press the 'DATA' soft key.
3) Press line 2 key. The message' WAITING FOR CARRIER TONE ...·will
appear on the screen after dialing is completed. When the host com-
puter answers the call, you will hear two brief tones over the speaker
and the message will disappear.
4) Log-on to
your host computer using your personal codes.
5)When the data session is finished. log off the data service. DISPLAY-
PHONE will release the line when the service disconnects. If faster
disconnection is preferred, logoff, press the line 2 key then press the
RELEASE key.
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... FROM THE
DIRECTORY
HOWTOMAKE
A DATA CALL AND
A VOICE CALL AT
THE SAME TIME
1) Press the DIRECTORY key. The DIRECTORY INDEX will appear on the
screen.
2) On the dial pad, press the number for the Directory page where you
stored
the data service number. The page will appear on the screen.
3} Press
the number for the data service you want to call. The telephone
number will appear in the upper left corner of the screen.
4} Press
LINE 2 key. DISPLAYPHONE automatically dials the number.
'WAITING FOR CARRIER TONE ... ' will appear on the screen. When the
call is connected, you will hear two brief tones and the message will
disappear.
5) Log-on
to the host computer using your personal codes.
DISPLAYPHONE allows a Data Call and a Voice Call to be in progress
at the same time. Calls can be placed and answered on line 1 without
having to terminate a Data Call on line 2. Also, a Voice Call can be placed
or answered, put on hold, and then a Data Call can be made.
1)
Make a Data Call on line 2.
2) Once connection to the service is made, press the LINE 1 key. The light
beside LINE 2 key will flash indicating the 'data hold' condition. The
screen wi
II clear.
3) Make a Voice Call on line 1.
Note: A voice call can be answered on line 1, while a data session fs in
progress on
line 2, by simply pressing the line 1 key. The 'data hold" feature
prevents
the line from being disconnected.
4) Press the SCREEN key on the upper keyboard. The data display will
appear on the screen and the call on line 1 will remain connected. You
can input information into the data service using the lower keyboard and
talk over line 1 at the same time.
5)
To terminate the call on line 1, press the RELEASE key.
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HOWTOUSETHE
SEMI-AUTOMATIC
LOG-ON FEATURE...
... TO STORE
LOG-ON CODES
... TO LOG ON
HOW TO CHANGE
THE SCREEN WIDTH
6) To terminate the Data Call, log off the data service. DISPLAYPHONE will
release line 2 when the service disconects. If faster disconnection is
preferred. logoff. press the line 2 key, then press the RELEASE key.
This feature can only be used for data service numbers stored in the
Directory.
When you store a number for a dial-up data service in the Directory, you
can also store the codes used to log-on. Once these codes are stored, the
semi-automatic log-on feature is used to speed up the connection. For
security, private
codes can be entered manually during the semi-automatic
log-on procedure .
1) When your Data Call is connected, press the 'LEARN' soft key.
The soft key labels 'EXIT', 'MANUAL.:, 'PAUSE' and 'CANCEL.: will appear.
2) Log-on
to your host computer. To enter private information during the
log on procedure, press the 'MANUAL.: soft key, then enter the informa-
tion. When you press
'RETURN' on the lower keyboard, automatic
storage of the log-on codes can resume.
3) Press
the 'EXIT' soft key when you want to stop storing the log-on codes .
1)
When the Data Call is connected, press the 'AUTOTX' soft key.
2) Press
the 'SEND' soft key every time the data service requires a
response
to continue with the log-on procedure.
The DATA
SCREEN FORMAT feature allows you to select a screen width of
40 or 80 characters/line for the data session in progress. Note that if
80 characters/line is selected, the screen will not change width until the
41st character is received for display.
1)
While a Data Call is in progress, press the SERVICES key. The SERVICE
list will
appear on the screen.
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HOW TO USE
THE SCREEN KEY
HOW TO TERMINATE
A DATA CALL
HOWTOUSETHE
LOCAL DATA PORT
2) On the dial pad, press 4 to access DISPLAYPHONE UTILITY.
3) On the dial pad, press 3 to access DATA SCREEN FORMAT.
4) Press
the 'CHANGE' soft key to change the data screen format to 40 or
80 characters/line.
5) Press the 'EXIT' soft key to return to the DISPLAYPHONE utilities list.
6) Press the SCREEN key to return to the data display.
With DISPLAYPHONE you can access the Directory, Services features or
telephone features during a data session. When a feature is selected, the
data service information on the screen is replaced by the display for the
selected feature. To return to the data service display simply press the
SCREEN key.
To terminate a Data Call, enter the appropriate log-off command to the host
computer. DISPLAYPHONE will automatically release the line when the
host computer disconnects. If faster disconnection is required, log-off, press
line 2 key, then press the RELEASE key.
With DISPLAYPHON E, you can operate with a local computer connected
to the SERIAL 1/0 port on the back of your unit. Connection to the local
computer is controlled through the LOCAL DATA PORT feature which allows
you to select the baud rate and to turn the port on or oft. Th9 TERMINAL
PROFILE must be set tor operation with the local computer.
1) Press
the SERVICES key.
2) Press 3 on
the dial pad to acces the LOCAL DATA PORT feature.
3) Press
the 'BAUD' soft key until the correct transmit and receive baud
rates
appear on the screen. DISPLAYPHONE can transmit and receive
at 75, 150, 300, 600 and 1200 baud.
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TO TURN LOCAL
DATA PORT
OFF ...
4) Press the 'ON/OFF' soft key to turn the local data port on.
5) Press
the 'EXIT' soft key. The RS232 DATA PORT PROFILE will appear
on the screen
6) Set up the terminal profile as required. (See page 20 for instructions).
Press the 'EXIT' softkey to lock in the information. The DISPLAYPHONE
UTILITY list will appear on the screen.
7) Press
the SCREEN key and proceed to use DISPLAYPHONE as a local
computer terminal.
1) Log off the local computer.
2) Press
the SERVICES key.
3) Press the ·3· key to access the LOCAL DATA PORT display.
4) Press the 'ON/OFF' soft key to turn the port off.
5) Press
the 'EXIT' soft key.
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USE THE DIRECTORY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 28
-Setting Up Page Titles......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... 28
-Adding entriesto the directory for Voice Calls. . . .......... 29
-Adding entries to the Directory for Data Calls. .. . ....... 30
-Inserting Entries into the Directory. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......... 31
-Changing an entry in the directory...... . ....................... 31
-Deleting an Entry from the Directory. .. . . .. 31
USE THE RECALL FEATURE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
-Entering names into the Recall List . . . . . . . . . .. 32
-Deleting single Items from the Recall List........ . . . . . ... 33
-Clearing the Recall List. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 33
USE THE REMINDER FEATURE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... 34
-Storing a Reminder Message... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 34
-Viewing a Reminder Message.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 35
-Clearing Expired Messages ..................................... 35
-Clearing Unwanted Messages. . ............................. 35
USE THE DOODLE PAD. .. . . . . . . . . . . .. 35
SET THE DATE AND TIME. . ...... 36
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