26 27You can store the numbers that you dial frequentlyin the memory for a convenient dialing.Up to 100 numbers can be stored in memory location 00-99.Memory locations from 00 to 09 are used for one-touch dial.Memory locations from 90 to 99 are used to store confidentialphone numbers.To help identify the numbers stored in the memory, you canassociate a name with each one.Storing Numbers in Memory1. Enter the desired telephone numberof up to 36 digits including the areacode.Result: The number entered isdisplayed.STOMENURCLSAVE4 5 61 2 37 809GHI JKL MNO.QZ ABC DEFPRS TUVOPRWXYPWR2. Press STO.Result: The LCD displays a messageto enter a memory location number.STOMENURCLSAVE4 5 61 2 37 809GHI JKL MNO.QZ ABC DEFPRS TUVOPRWXYPWRS t o : 0 7N a m e ?A B CINUSE FM CDMASVCSTOMENURCLSAVE4 5 61 2 37 809GHI JKL MNO.QZ ABC DEFPRS TUVOPRWXYPWR3. To... Press...Assign a specific 2-digit locationlocation number between00 through 89Store the numberin the firstavailable locationStore a number 2-digit locationinto secret number betweenmemory 90 through 994. To enter the name, press the buttonmarked with the desired letter.For details on entering name,see 'Entering Name inMemory' on page 28.If you do not wish to enter aname, just skip over this step.STOMENURCLSAVE4 5 61 2 37 809GHI JKL MNO.QZ ABC DEFPRS TUVOPRWXYPWR12345. Press STO.If you are selecting a location between 0 and 9, precede thatnumber with a zero (0).If there is no empty location, the message MEM.(00-89)IS FULL is displayed.If the message Memory Used! Store? YES isdisplayed, a number has already been stored in the memorylocation chosen.To... Choose...Replace it with the new one YES, then STOAssign another location NO, then STOMemory DialingMemory Dialing