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How is an SL1100 Station Speed Dial bin stored on a key? I know how to store a system bin to a key but not a personal speed bin.
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Press the speaker key, dial 751, press the function key, dial 01,trunk access code 9, telephone number, hold to enter.
Note: the function key has to be setup as a DSS/one-touch in program 15-07
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Thanks Dans! I was looking at both page 1-13 (Storing a speed number under a Programmable Function Key) and page 1-676 (One-Touch Calling). It appears then, that I am not actually storing a speed bin but programming a telephone number to a button instead. Thanks for steering me in the right direction!
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