PLEASE NOTE
Storing a number in the memory
automatically overwrites any previous number
stored under the same location code.
Stored numbers can include switchboard and
network services that use the
✱
and
#
buttons
as well as PAUSE and RECALL functions.
PLEASE NOTE
If the length of the last number called is more
than 32 digits, then the whole number will not
be redialled.
If REDIAL is not the first button pressed in
sequence, it will then function as a PAUSE
button.
QUICKDIAL DIRECTORY LABEL
Use the handset’s Quickdial directory label to
keep a record of which 0-9 location code you
have used for each number.
You can take out the label by removing the
handset battery compartment cover and sliding
out the label’s clear plastic cover.
Press the QUICKDIAL button.
Press one of the 0-9 buttons to set the
location code under which the phone
number will be stored.
Dial the number you want to store.
A maximum of 20 digits can be stored
in each location.
Press the
QUICKDIAL button. You hear
a confirmation beep. The number is
stored.
Repeat these steps for any other
numbers you want to store, using a
different 0-9 location code for each one.
To store a number in the memory
Using the memory to store and
dial numbers
Last number redial
Press the TALK button and wait for a
dialling tone.
Press the REDIAL button. The number
is dialled automatically.
Your Freestyle 70 handset can store up to ten
separate phone numbers in the memory.
You can then dial each number by pressing
just two buttons.
To redial the last number called
Freestyle 70 remembers the last number called
and enables easy redialling.
During a conversation you can adjust
the volume of the incoming caller’s
voice, by pressing and releasing the
VOLUME button on the handset.
It has 2 settings, High, and Low.
To adjust the speech volume
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