Tandyfax 1020  (430-1207)         Memory Dialing       Faxback Doc. # 7460

You can store up to 20 telephone numbers in the fax machine's memory.
Each number can have up to 15 digits in the tone mode and up to 16 digits
in the pulse mode.  When you store a number, pressing [PAUSE/REDIAL] or
changing from pulst to tone mode counts as one digit in memory.  See
"Adding a Pause" and "Switching from Pulse to Tone" in Faxback Doc. #
7461.

1.  Pick up the handset.

2.  Press [STORE], located on the side of the handset.

3.  Enter the telephone number you want to store.  You can use any key
    except [#] or [*].

If you make a mistake when you enter a pnone number, press [STORE] and
begin from step 2.

Press [REDIAL/PAUSE] to add a pause.

Note:  If you intend to use chain dialing, be sure you set the PULSE/TONE
       switch to TONE when you store a number than you need to tone dial
       for a special service.  See "Chain-Dialing Memory Numbers."

4.  Press [MEMORY], located on the handset.

5.  Enter a two digit number, from 01 to 20.

6.  Press [STORE] to set the number.

7.  Repeat Steps 2 through 6 to store more telephone numbers.

8.  Replace the handset.

Notes:  If you store a number in a memory location than already contains a
        number, you replace the old number

        If you want to store a number that contains more 16 digits in
        pulse mode and 15 digits in tone mode, you can divide the number
        and store each part in a separate memory location.

        Your fax machine can retain numbers in memory for about 5 minutes
        without telephone line power.  If the fax machine is without
        telephone line power for too long, it loses the numbers in memory.

CHAIN-DIALING MEMORY NUMBERS

When you use special tone services, such as alternate long-distance or
bank-by-phone, you must dial the service's telephone number and wait for
the service's computer to answer before you continue.  The length of time
before the computer answers can vary, so we recommend you not use a pre-
programmed pause after the service's number.  However, you can store the
service's number in one memory location, your security code in a second
location, and the remaining numbers in a third location.

Follow these steps to chain-dial memory numbers.

1.  Memory dial the service's number.

2.  Wait for the computer tone.

3.  Manually dial or memory-dial your security code.

Note:  To prevent unauthorized access to your account, we recommend that
       you not write down your security code on the directory label.

4.  Memory-dial the remaining numbers, such as the area code and long-
    distance number.

Note:  If you use pulse dialing, be sure you set [PULSE/TONE] to TONE when
       you store numbers that you need to tone dial for a special service.

Using the [*] and [#] Keys
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The [*] and [#] keys are used in the tone mode for certain special
telephone services.  Check with your local telephone company or a special
telephone service, such as bank-by-phone, for the functions of these keys.

Note:  Thes keys have no function in the pulse mode.

USING MEMORY-DIALING

To make a call using memory-dialing, do the following:

1.  Pick up the handset.

2.  Press [MEMORY].

3.  Enter the desired memory location number(01 to 20).

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