Caller Identification - Topcom BUTLER E600 TWIN Guia Del Usuario

3 Phonebook
Each handset can store up to 30 telephone numbers and names. Names can be up to 12 characters
long and numbers up to 24 digits.
To enter alphanumerical characters, refer to the section "2.10 Using the alphanumerical keypad".
3.1 To add an entry into the phonebook
3.2 To dial an entry from the phonebook

4 Caller Identification

This service only works when you have a Caller ID/Clip subscription. Please con-
tact your telephone company.
When you receive an external call, the telephone number of the caller appears on the handset
display. The telephone can receive calls in both FSK and DTMF. You can also see his or her name
if it is transmitted by the network. If the name is programmed in the phonebook, the name in the
phonebook is displayed!
The telephone can store 30 calls in a call list (received and missed calls) that can be reviewed later.
This function is only available if your are subscribed to the caller ID information.
When the memory is full, the new calls automatically replace the oldest calls in the memory.
To consult the list of calls:
1 Enter the menu.
2 Select "PHONEBOOK" and confirm.
3 Press menu.
4 Select "ADD" and confirm.
5 Press menu.
6 Enter the name and confirm.
Press on-hook key to exit the menu without taking any modifications into
account.
7 Enter the number and confirm.
8 Select a ring melody (1-8) and confirm.
1 Press the phonebook key.
2 Select a name or enter the first letter of the name. (The list scrolls in
alphabetical order.)
3 Press the off-hook key to start the call.
4 Press the on-hook key to hang up or put the handset back on the base.
The caller identity is replaced by the call duration after 15 seconds in
communication.
1 Press the call log key.
If there are no calls in the list "EMPTY" will appear.
2 Scroll through the calls. The callers names will be shown if the name is send
by the network or is stored in the phonebook. If you are at the end of the list
you will hear a beep tone.
When * is shown at the centre of the bottom line, the call is unanswered.
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