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If a customer has an extended system speed dial list only two lines of the list are visible on the LCD when scrolling down with the round navigation button. Is there a faster way to find an entry instead of just hitting the navigation button?
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I think not. It would be nice if you could jump to a name using the first character or two. It really isn't much of a "speed dial" if you have a lot of names and you are trying to get to the Ts. It becomes a phone book at some point.
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Actually yes, there is a way and I just learned about it today.
Here goes: If you want to scroll through all entries that start with "U", for example, just press the fixed number 8 button twice. For "W" press the fixed number 9 button once, for "O" press the fixed number 6 button three times, and so on.
CSR
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