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L
Lock
Prevents unauthorized calls by
requiring the user to enter a code to use
the phone. Even if the phone is locked,
you can call any of the emergency
numbers or answer incoming calls.
M
Memory
A storage area for names and phone
numbers. Also see "Phone Book."
Menu
The menu allows you to change or see
the settings of your phone. You can
access it from the standby display or
during a call. See "List of menu items"
on page 75 for an overview of this
feature.
Minute alert
This alert beeps periodically during a
call to help you keep track of the length
of the call.
Multiple NAM registration
Registering your phone in more than
one carrier. A cheaper alternative to
roaming. If you travel frequently to a
specific area, registering the local carrier
in your phone's NAM's may be an
economical alternative to roaming and
long distance charges.
N
NAM
Number Assignment Module. Portion
of your telephone's memory
programmed to contain information
about your subscription to the carrier.
Your telephone can have up to two
NAM's.
P
Pause
You can enter pause codes in the phone
number memory data. Use this feature
when accessing an answering machine,
voice mail system, electronic banking
system, etc. When a pause is inserted
between two groups of digits, the phone
will pause before dialing the next set of
digits, allowing you to wait until your
counterpart is ready to accept the string.
Phone Book
You can store up to 99 numbers in
Phone Book memory, location number
01 to number 99. An additional recent
number memory (Calls List) stores the
last ten used phone numbers.
R
Roam
Your phone is roaming when you use it
outside of the home area. Availability of
roaming access to a different carrier and
types of calls you can make varies with
the agreement between your home
carrier and serving carrier. Check with
your carrier for details about roaming in
a specific area.
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