Speed Dial Feature

Telephone Differences

Personal Speed Dial and System Speed Dial cannot be used to dial numbers on a QCC. Directory features can be used instead.

Other Multiline Telephones

System Speed Dial

To dial a System Speed Dial number, press a System Speed Dial button programmed with the code. Alternatively, lift the handset, press the Feature button, and dial the System Speed Dial code associated with the number. 4400-Series telephone users without programmed Feature buttons should select an SA or ICOM button, lift the handset, and dial # plus the System Speed Dial code.

Users of multiline telephones with more than 16 buttons should not use Personal Speed Dial; doing so may delete features already programmed onto buttons. To dial a Personal Speed Dial number on a multiline telephone, press the Feature button and dial the Personal Speed Dial code (01-24 for telephones with 10 or fewer buttons, 01-18 for telephones with 11-16 buttons) associated with the number. While off-hook, or on an SA or ICOM button, at a 4406D+ telephone without a programmed Feature button, dial # and the Personal Speed Dial Code.

When programming Personal Speed Dial numbers, MLX-10D and MLX-5D telephone users must select Enter from the display after dialing the telephone number.

To dial a Personal Speed Dial or System Speed Dial number using a 4400, 4400D, or single-line telephone, lift the handset and, while listening to inside dial tone, dial # and the Speed Dial code.

Topics
	Description
	System Speed Dial Personal Speed Dial
	At a Glance
	Considerations & Constraints
	Mode Differences
	Telephone Differences
	Feature Interactions