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USER MANUAL - iO Talk & iO Play

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Making & Receiving a Call<br />

An outgoing call can be made in one of six ways:<br />

>> Via the phonebook on the <strong>iO</strong> PLAY2<br />

>> Via the call history on the <strong>iO</strong> PLAY2<br />

>> Using the <strong>iO</strong> PLAY2 manual dialling feature<br />

>> Via voice recognition (dependant on handset)<br />

>> Using the phone keypad as normal<br />

>> Using last number redial<br />

Phonebook Dialling<br />

To dial using contacts from the phonebook enter the ‘Phonebook’ menu and select your chosen name<br />

and then click the rotary button. If there is more than one phone number stored for that particular contact<br />

then you will be given the option of which number you wish to use. If your phone uses AT commands<br />

during phonebook sync rather than PBAP sync then you will not have multiple numbers listed under one<br />

contact. Instead you will have multiple entries in the phonebook listing for each number associated with<br />

the contact. Once the correct number is highlighted then click the rotary button to dial (Fig.26). If you have<br />

two phones connected you will need to choose which handset’s phonebook you wish to access.<br />

Menu Phonebook Choose Letter Choose name Choose number Click to dial<br />

Fig.26 – Phonebook<br />

In various screens you will be shown a left and right arrow (as shown in Fig 26). These signify there are<br />

further options available to you in each direction.<br />

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