I want to put a number in my directory and I can't find the key to use to put in a space between the numbers

To set up a speed dial option, make sure that the phone system is in standby (no handsets in use). Make sure that the number you want to have as a Speed Dial number is in the Directory. You can type in the number (up to 30 digits) and then press Select (shared key with Menu to the upper right of the arrow keys). Alternatively press Menu and use the up/down arrows to navigate to Directory. Press Menu/Select twice. Type in the phone number. Press Select to move to adding a name with the number key. Press Select to Save. You can also add a number from the Redial list. See the abbreviated manual on page 7. Press Off/Cancel to return to the previous menu list. Press and hold Off to exit the menu system completely.

Now, press Menu (if you aren't in the menu) and use the up/down arrows to navigate to Directory. Press Select. Scroll to Speed Dial and press Select. Select a speed dial location and press Select. Scroll through the directory list and press Select when the correct entry is highlighted. Press and hold the Speed Dial number (0 or 2-9) to dial this number. See page 8 of the manual.

The abbreviated manual for the CS6629, CS6629-2, etc is available here: https://phones.vtechcanada.com/media/document2/products/%7B76B9FBDF-8471-4E06-BE52-B0E8A258E5F8%7D/CS6629-3_CAAUM_3_912.pdf .

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

You can download a copy of the manual from the manufacturer's web site at
http://vt.vtp-media.com/ecp/documents/product_Product/55/UserManual/106/CS5121_Manual.pdf

Page 15 contains instructions on storing a number in the directory, while page 19 contains instructions on dialing it.

Hi,
I am not sure about the brand & model number you are using. But in NOKIA phone you need to PRESS # for more than 5 Seconds then it will change to letter, word & vice versa.

Thanks...!!

To reset your voice mail password, press feature 983
the screen should say log:
enter 1020000 (default password) if you have a 3 digit intercom number, 120000 if you have a 2 digit intercom number
the display should say mbox, AA, and othr above the three soft keys
press the mbox soft key
the screen should say add, del, and chng above the soft keys
press the chng soft key
enter in the mailbox number you wish to reset the password on
press ok
the screen should say reset and next above the soft keys
press the reset soft key
your password will be reset to 0000
press the next key till you see the ext/name info.(about the second or third "next"
press the CHNG key and enter in your first and last name
the # key advances you one space press it twice to enter in the comma between the first and last name.
press the Rls key when finished.

Use the Blank Square for a space, or use arrow right key.

Storing a Number in Memory
1. Press the STORE button. ENTER TEL. NO. is displayed.
2. Use the keypad to enter the phone number. You can put spaces in the number and it will still dial correctly. To enter a space, press NEXT button.
• To scroll forward or backward, use NEXT (when the cursor is not at the end of the number) or REVIEW.
• To erase the current digit, press DELETE.
3. When finished, press STORE. ENTER NAME is displayed.
4. Use the keypad to store a name (up to 16 characters). More than one letter or character is available in each of the number keys. For example, to enter the letter "A," press the 2 key once. For a "B," press the same key twice. For a "C," press it three times.
• To add a space, press NEXT.
• To scroll forward or backward, use NEXT or REVIEW.
• To erase the current character, press DELETE.
5. When finished, press STORE. MEMORY LOCATION is displayed.
6. Press the memory location number (0-9 or A, B, C) to store the number.


Here is a link for this telephone off the GE website:
http://www.home-electronics.net/ge/pc/IB/29897GE1_IB.pdf

I think for some reason there is a limit to the number of files (nb: number of files not amount of space used) that the root directory can handle. Try making folders and moving files into these to cut down on the number of root directory entries.

By programming, these are programs 000,001 and 002 for Date and Time, Speed Dial number, and Speed Dial Name.

Date and time programming is easy, I don't wish manual speed dial entry on my worst enemy. However, if you like a challenge, I'm going to give you a link to the programming manual.
http://public.carl.airpost.net/TDA/TDA_PTPM_32.pdf

Start with page 12, since you'll need it to get into programming.
Your key sequences begin on page 16. After you put the first 5 or 10 speed dial numbers and names in, you'll get the hang of entering names in the directory. Nothing changes until you press ENTER or STORE. Each speed dial number starts with a trunk access code (usually 9) as part of the number. In name entry, each time you press the key it changes a letter. In a TDA IIRC 7 presses of the 2 key will get you ABCabc2.

Carl

I assume you have the manual. I found it very difficult to follow, very poor. While "on hook" enter the number you want to call. Press "store" or "enter". Enter the name referring to the graphics chart on pages 7 & 8. It is set up for Alpha characters and it depends on which software is installed on your phone. Example: If you want the letter "A" you press the number 2 one time. If you want the number "2", you have press "2" seven times to display the number 2. Use the toggle key to move to the next letter or number you want to enter. When you have finished press "Store". It may take awhile but that's how its done. Not a very good system for the average consumer in my opinion. But that's how its done. I was unable to upload the manual. Here's the link if you don't have it: http://www2.panasonic.com/consumer-electronics/support/Phones-Fax/Business-Home-Systems/System-Phones/Digital-Hybrid-IP-PBX-Phones/model.KX-T7630