Qualcomm Globalstar GSP-1600 User's Guide download pdf (Page 20)

TG84-73001-1C X1

Phone Book Menu

• Stores up to 99 phone book entries, by two digit location

• Options:

➭

Edit the name, number, or location

➭

Erase the entry

➭

Make the entry secret so the number does not display

➭

View the entire phone number

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Prepend numbers to an existing entry

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Send dual tone multi-frequency (DTMF) tones for phone book

entries to use automated phone services

View of a phone

book entry

View of a phone

book entry

The Phone Book menu allows you to store up to 99 phone numbers. To make a phone book

entry, enter the number on the keypad and choose |save|. Enter the name and location

number when prompted. Other ways to save phone book entries will be described in later

sections.

Entries are identified by user-assigned two-digit location numbers for speed dialing. To

speed dial a number when you know its location, simply enter the location number and

press (Send).

From standby mode, display the phone book by pressing |book| or via menu option 1. Once

the phone book entries are displayed, use the scroll keys to locate and select the desired

entry. You may also |find| the entry by name, number, or location. To call the selected

number press (Send). Other options allow you to edit the entry or to erase it.

Make an entry Secret if you do not want the number to display on the screen when viewing

the entry or when calling the number. Your security code will be required to view or

change the options for an entry that has been made secret.

Sometimes it is necessary to add numbers at the beginning of an entry, e.g., an area code.

This can be done through either the View or Prepend options. After selecting either option,

simply begin adding the prepended numbers using the keypad, and press |save| when

finished.

The Send Tones option in this menu is useful when you want to send DTMF tones for

numbers in the phone book to an automated services system. Select the entry, press

|options| and choose Send Tones.

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