Dialling Features; Speed Dialling; Programming Personal Speed Dial Numbers - Samsung DCS EURO SERIES 24 User Manual

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DIALLING FEATURES

Some dialling features can be accessed using programmable keys or feature access codes only. Others
can be accessed using programmable keys, feature access codes, or the soft key menus on the LCD. Use
of the soft key menus is described at the beginning of this guide (see Things You Should Know).

Speed Dialling

You can dial a pre-programmed telephone number stored in the system- wide speed dial list of numbers
(see note, below) or from your personal list of speed dial numbers (see Programming Personal Speed
Dial Numbers, below).
1. While on-hook, press the MEMORY key if available. OR Press the SPD key (if assigned) OR Dial 16.
2. Dial the desired speed dial number.
The telephone number is automatically dialled for you.
Note: System speed dial numbers for each system type are: DCS and Compact II= 500–999; 816=500–
799; 408/408i=500–699. If the Hot Keypad feature has been turned off, you must first lift the handset or
press the SPEAKER key before you begin dialling.

Programming Personal Speed Dial Numbers

You can program frequently-dialled telephone numbers in your personal speed dial list. An extension
has 10 (00–09) speed dial numbers by default but may be assigned up to fifty (00-49). Your system
administrator can tell you how many are assigned to your extension.
1. While on-hook, press the TRSF key and dial 105.
2. Dial a speed dial number (00–49).
3. Dial a line or line group access code.
4. Dial the telephone number to be stored (18 digits maximum). The number can include *, # and other
special digits (see below).
5. Press the TRSF key to store the number.
Note: If the Hot Keypad feature has been turned off, you must first lift the handset or press the SPEAKER
key before you begin dialling.
When programming personal speed dial numbers, some programmable keys perform special functions.
• On 12- and 24-button keysets the last six of the keyset's programmable keys represent keys 'A'–'F'.
These are keys 19–24 on a 24-button keyset, and keys 7–12 on a 12-button keyset.
• On 6-button keysets, programmable keys 1–3 (on the left) represent keys 'A'–'C', and keys 4–6 (on the
right) represent keys 'D'–'F'. Keys 'B'–'F' are used to insert special digits, as follows (the A key is not
used): B inserts a flash ("F"). C inserts a pause ("P").
D is used for pulse-to-tone conversion ("C"). If your system uses rotary (or pulse) dialling C.O. lines,
pressing D while entering a speed dial number causes all subsequent digits to be sent as DTMF tones.
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