How do you dial numbers for a call? do you use the text keyboard, or does is display '1' thru '#' on the screen?
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There are numbers on the screen to use when dialing. Or, you can type in a name on the keyboard and it will bring it up the numbers stored in your phone. Then you touch on the name you want to call on the screen. The screen is very sensitive, so you have to be careful you touch the right person.
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It puts a number pad on the screen when you hit the call icon. You could use the keyboard to look up contacts
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You can enter the number and then push the green phone/flash button, or push the green phone/flash button - which gives you a dial-tone - and then dial.You can't simply enter the number and expect it to place the call, because you might be entering it for some other reason - e.g. to add it to your directory, etcl.
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Actually both ways have worked in my experience. You can dial using the phone like the good ole days or you can dial on the computer keyboard and pick up the phone after you have dialed.
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No you can't dial regular #. You can answer all incoming calls, but only dial 2. Wish it could dial out thru voice and had a way to flash other incoming calls. My Grandmother loves it. She talks on it all day like a regular phone... That is, if you call her and she's not already on the other line.
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Nice tip J. Gaster! The * really does add a 1 to the front of the number and pressing the # will add/remove the area code from a number. By pressing # and then * when viewing a local number I can get the phone to add 1-areacode- to the front of the number.I have no use for this feature but it's a neat trick! :)
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After you dial the # and hit call, there will be a few options on the screen at the bottom -- "Dial pad" -- "End"-- "Speaker"-- and some other options as well. Hit Speaker.
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You must have a dial tone before pushing the button to dial. You can either use the speaker button or the phone button on the hand unit. You must disconnect in between calls. The buttons will dial every time you hit them, even after the phone has dialed the number. Hope this helps.
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Can you explain how you entered the numbers with the blue Key down. Where do you get the numbers? need full explanation
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Each handset has a "line 1" and "line 2" key. In order to make a call or answer a call, you must select a line. If you select a line that is in use, of course it will interrupt the call in progress.
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When you pick up the phone from the "hook" the keypad is on the inside of the handle. In other words you have to have the phone in your hand to dial. That makes sense because you have to have the phone in your hand to talk.
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Hello, Re calling out- that is done from your mobile phone or computer. I suppose if you had voice recognition on your cell/computer, you could call out but I think you'd still have to touch your phone. There is no keypad on this headset. Re incoming calls- push the silver button on side of headaet or use your phone to answer. Instructions so good I didn't need to use them. :)
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I has a phone book memory of 100 #s that you can select from. Not sure if that's what you mean. Also has a redial feature - you can select from the last few numbers dialed and hit Redial. You can enter numbers dialed or numbers received into the phone book, I think - haven't tried that yet..
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Depends on the number your calling. If you are dialing a different country you must first dial + then country code
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I' not exactly sure as the instructions are at my mother's house, but if I remember correctly, if no one answers after five rings, the device dials the next number. The person who is dialed must push the number 5 to accept the call. An answering machine can't do that so the next number will be dialed.
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This device pairs with your phone and uses your phone book. Once paired with your phone push the phone button on the device and you here please say a command. So yes to voice command dialing.
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No problem, Noah. The large button just below the screen will handle many of your functions. I assume you want to check your Caller ID to see who's been calling you. On this model, just press the bottom of the button and each of your calls will be displayed on the screen, starting with the most recent. The name will display first, and then you can press the right side of the button and it will indicate the caller's number. You can even choose to save (or block) these numbers by following the on-screen instructions, using the "select" key and pressing the choices you want, in-sequence. Hope this is helpful to you. No problem, Noah. The large button just below the screen will handle many of your functions. I assume you want to check your Caller ID to see who's been calling you. On this model, just press the bottom of the button and each of your calls will be displayed on the screen, starting with the most recent. The name will display first, and then you can press the right side of the button and it will indicate the caller's number. You can even choose to save (or block) these numbers by following the on-screen instructions, using the "select" key and pressing the choices you want,... » Read More No problem, Noah. The large button just below the screen will handle many of your functions. I assume you want to check your Caller ID to see who's been calling you. On this model, just press the bottom of the button and each of your calls will be displayed on the screen, starting with the most recent. The name will display first, and then you can press the right side of the button and it will indicate the caller's number. You can even choose to save (or block) these numbers by following the on-screen instructions, using the "select" key and pressing the choices you want, in-sequence. Hope this is helpful to you. « Show Less
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On an Asterisk based system . No... It requires you to dial *97 or program the message button to call that.