CT-350  (170-1060)          Memory Dialing              Faxback Doc. # 8873

Handheld Portable Cellular Telephone

The memory-dialing feature lets you store up to 48 telephone number, each
of which can contain up to 32 digits.  You can dial a number stored in
memory by entering a two-digit code (01-48) or a name (up to 16
characters) you assign to the number.

STORING A NUMBER AND NAME

Follow these steps to store a phone number and a name for the phone
number.

1.  Press and hold down "CLR" to clear the display.  Then, enter the
    telephone number you want to store.

2.  If you want to enter a name for the number, press "ALPHA".  "ALPHA"
    appears on the display.  If you do not want to assign a name to the
    number, go to Step 5.

3.  Find the key that has the letter you want to enter.  Then, press the
    key once to enter the first letter on the key, twice to enter the
    second letter, and three times to enter the third letter.

In about 2 seconds, "ALPHA" flashes once and the phone stores the selected
letter.  You can also press "*" to immediately store the letter.

NOTES:

-If the letter you want to select is the second or third letter on the
 key, you must press the key within about 2 seconds after the first
 press.  Otherwise, the phone automatically stores the displayed letter.

-If you make a mistake, press "CLR" to erase the last letter.  Or, hold
 down "CLR" to clear the entire display.  Then, enter the correct letter.

-Press 0 to enter a space.

4.  Repeat Step 3 to enter the rest of the name.

5.  Press "STO".  "STORE" and the number of the next empty memory location
    (except for the first number you store) appear on the display.

6.  Press "STO" again to store the number (and name).  Or, enter a
    two-digit memory location number (01-48) to store the information in a
    specific memory location.  "STORED" appears on the display for about 4
    seconds to confirm that the information was stored.

If you do not press a button within about 15 seconds, the previous display
appears and the phone does not store the number.  Return to Step 5.

NOTES:

-If you try to store a phone number when the phone is locked, "LOCKED"
 appears on the display.

-If you try to store another number when all memories are full, "NO SPACE"
 appears on the display.  See "Clearing a Memory Location".

-If you try to store a number in a memory location that already contains a
 number or name, "REPLACE CONTENT?" appears on the display.  Press "STO"
 within about 8 seconds, "STORE NOT DONE" appears and the name or number
 returns to the display.  Return to Step 5.

-You can dial the number in Memory Location 48 even when the phone is
 locked.  Use it to store an emergency number.

-Memory Location "49", contains you phone's number.  You cannot store a
 number in this location.

-Memory Location "00" is reserved for the redial number.

DIALING A STORED NUMBER

You can dial a stored number by entering its memory location number or
name.  To dial the number, do the following:

1.  If the display is not already clear, press and hold down "CLR".

2.  Enter the memory location number or name.  To enter the name, press
    "ALPHA" to change to the "ALPHA" mode, and then enter the letters.

3.  Press "SEND".  The phone number or name appears on the display, and
    the number dials.

NOTE:  If you enter the number of a memory location that does not contain
       a phone number, "EMPTY" appears on the display.  If you enter an
       invalid name, "NOT FOUND" appears on the display.

To cancel the call, press END.

SCANNING THE MEMORY FOR A NUMBER

Follow these steps to scan the memory for a number.

1.  Press "RCL".  "RECALL" appears on the display.  Then, enter the number
    for the memory location you think holds the phone number.

The memory location number and phone number appear on the display for
about 15 seconds.

2.  Press ">" to scan forward or press "<" to scan backward.  The phone
    skips empty memory locations.

To view the name assigned to a displayed phone number, press "ALPHA".  (If
no name was assigned to the number, the display is blank).  Press "ALPHA"
again if you want to display the number again.

3.  To dial the number, press "SEND".

NOTE:  If you enter the number of an empty memory location, "EMPTY"
       appears on the display.  If you enter an invalid memory location
       number (greater than 49), "NOT FOUND" appears on the display.

To exit the scan mode, press "CLR" or wait for "RECALL" to disappear from
the display.

SCANNING THE MEMORY FOR A NAME

Follow these steps to scan the memory for a name.

1.  Press "ALPHA" .  Then, press "RCL".

2.  Press ">".  The phone displays the first name in the phone's
    alphabetical listing of names.

3.  Press ">" to scan forward or press "<" to scan backward.  In the
    "ALPHA" mode, the memory locations are arranged in alphabetical order.

To view the phone number for a displayed name, press "ALPHA".  Press
"ALPHA" again, and use ">" or "<" to continue scanning names.

4.  To dial the number for the displayed name, press "SEND".

SCANNING FOR A NAME BY ITS BEGINNING LETTER

Follow these steps to scan for a name that begins with a particular
letter.

1.   Press "ALPHA".

2.  Enter the first letter of the name you are looking for.  Then, press
    "RCL".

After about 1 second, the first name that begins with the specified letter
appears on the display.

For example, if you want to find a name that begins with the letter "J",
press "5*".  Then, press "RCL".   The first name that begins with "J",
such as JIM, appears on the display.

If there is no name in memory that begins with the letter you entered,
"NOT FOUND" appears on the display.

Press "CLR".  After the prompt clears, memory scanning is still active.

3.  Press ">" to scan forward or press "<" to scan backward.

4.  To check the telephone number of the displayed name, press "ALPHA".

5.  To dial the number press "SEND".

To exit the scan mode, press "CLR" or wait for the display to clear
automatically.

CLEARING A MEMORY LOCATION

Follow these steps to clear a memory location.

1.  Press and hold down "CLR" to clear the display.  Then, press "STO".

2.  Enter the number of the memory location you want to clear.  "REPLACE
    CONTENT?" or "REPLACE NAME?" (if you are in the "ALPHA" mode) appears
    on the display.

3.  Press "STO" within 15 seconds to clear the memory.

NOTES:

-If you do not press a button within 15 seconds, the display clears
 and you must return to Step 1.

-If you try to clear Memory Location "49", "NOT ALLOWED" appears on the
 display.

USING TONE SERVICES

You can use memory-dialing to access computer services such as alternate
long-distance or bank-by-phone.  When you memory-dial a number while a
call is already in progress, the CT-350 dials the number using standard
"DTMF" tones (the tones produced by regular touch-tone phones).

Begin by calling the computer service's number - you can store this number
in memory if you want.  Then, follow these steps:

1.  When the computer service answers, press "RCL".

2.  Enter the code for the memory location that contains the number you
    want to tone-dial.  The number appears on the display after 4 seconds.

3.  Press "MENU 8" or "MENU SEND" to dial the displayed number.

STORING A DTMF NUMBER IN MEMORY

-To enter a pause (2.5 seconds) between "DTMF" numbers, enter the first
 phone number and press MENU #.  "P" appears on the display.  Then, enter
 the next phone number.

-To add "DTMF" numbers to a stored phone number, press "MENU ##".
 "W" appears on the display to show that a wait character has been added
 to the number.  Then enter the next number.

When your ready to make the call, recall and send the stored phone
number.  The phone number disappears from the display.

When the automatic service answers, press "MENU 8" or "MENU SEND" to send
the next "DTMF" number.

NOTE:  The CT-350 sends "DTMF" tones even when the key tones are turned
       off and you cannot hear them.

REDIALING

The redialing feature lets you easily redial a busy or unanswered number.

When you press "SEND" to make a call, your phone stores the number in the
redial memory (Memory Location "00").  If you get a busy signal or no
answer, press END to hand up.  Then, press "SEND" when you want to dial
the number again.  The last number you dialed appears on the display and
automatically dials.

To display the number in the redial memory, press "0", and then press
"RCL".  You can also display the redial memory using the Menu function.
To do so, press "MENU", and then press "2".

You replace the number in the redial memory each time you call a new
number using manual or memory-dialing.

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