W91590 SERIES

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CHAIN DIALING

Relationship between the memory and the chain dialing buffer:

Memory

Digit

Location

16

M00

16

.

.

.

.

M01

.

.

.

.

.

.

M18

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

16

32

M19

M20

EM1

EM2

EM3

Normal Dialing

Section 1

Section 2

Section 3

Section 4

Chain Dialing Buffer

The chain dialing buffer may be divided into four sections, allowing up to four numbers to be dialed

out in sequence. For example, if the user enters M01, M03, EM1, and normal dialing (manual dialing),

the content of sections 1 to 4 will be M01, M03, EM1, and normal dialing (manual dialing). When

numbers are entered into the chain dialing buffer, there is no need to wait until the previous dialing

sequence has been completed. Numbers may be entered directly, one after the other, even while

previous numbers are being dialed out.

1.

Manual Dialing

+

Repertory Dialing

Redial buffer content = Manual dialing + Repertory dialing

2.

Repertory Dialing

+

Manual Dialing

Redial buffer content = Repertory dialing + Manual dialing

3.

Repertory Dialing

+

Repertory Dialing

Redial buffer content = Repertory dialing + Repertory dialing

4.

Redialing

+

Manual Dialing

Redial buffer content = Redialing + Manual dialing

The primary redial content may not be manual dialing, or else the last redial content will be

overwritten.

5.

Redialing

+

Repertory Dialing