V551 International calls. How do you store and then send a secondset and third set of numbers.

How do you store and then send a second set and third set of numbers.
Like when using calling cards or doing telebanking. I make a lot of
international calls using calling cards. I have to dial the local number
10 digits, then a 6 to 10 digit pin from the card and then the 15 digit
number. On my very old star-tac it was easy. While storing the phone
number you simply entered #N for number and entered the second set of
numbers and then #N for the third set. When you made the call and was
asked for the pin number you just pushed the smart key and it would send
the second set of numbers then when it asked for the number, you used
the smart key and it set the third set of numbers.

Thanks

LD

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What nobody knows how to do this??

LD Long wrote:

> How do you store and then send a second set and third set of numbers.
> Like when using calling cards or doing telebanking. I make a lot of
> international calls using calling cards. I have to dial the local
> number 10 digits, then a 6 to 10 digit pin from the card and then the
> 15 digit number. On my very old star-tac it was easy. While storing
> the phone number you simply entered #N for number and entered the
> second set of numbers and then #N for the third set. When you made the
> call and was asked for the pin number you just pushed the smart key
> and it would send the second set of numbers then when it asked for the
> number, you used the smart key and it set the third set of numbers.
>
> Thanks
>
> LD
>

When entering the original number, press the menu key, then choose
"Insert Wait", then enter the next bunch of digits. When you dial the
call, it will prompt you to say OK to send the next batch of digits.
You can either hit OK, or Send.

I believe this will accomplish exactly what you wanted.


On Sat, 04 Feb 2006 01:15:09 GMT, LD Long <[email protected]> wrote:

>What nobody knows how to do this??
>
>LD Long wrote:
>
>> How do you store and then send a second set and third set of numbers.
>> Like when using calling cards or doing telebanking. I make a lot of
>> international calls using calling cards. I have to dial the local
>> number 10 digits, then a 6 to 10 digit pin from the card and then the
>> 15 digit number. On my very old star-tac it was easy. While storing
>> the phone number you simply entered #N for number and entered the
>> second set of numbers and then #N for the third set. When you made the
>> call and was asked for the pin number you just pushed the smart key
>> and it would send the second set of numbers then when it asked for the
>> number, you used the smart key and it set the third set of numbers.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> LD
>>

It's in the manual. Menu+ Pause or Wait

From:LD Long
[email protected]

> What nobody knows how to do this??
>
> LD Long wrote:
>
>> How do you store and then send a second set and third set of numbers.
>> Like when using calling cards or doing telebanking. I make a lot of
>> international calls using calling cards. I have to dial the local
>> number 10 digits, then a 6 to 10 digit pin from the card and then the
>> 15 digit number. On my very old star-tac it was easy. While storing
>> the phone number you simply entered #N for number and entered the
>> second set of numbers and then #N for the third set. When you made
>> the call and was asked for the pin number you just pushed the smart
>> key and it would send the second set of numbers then when it asked
>> for the number, you used the smart key and it set the third set of
>> numbers. Thanks
>>
>> LD

Hey thanks Andre. That did the trick. I guess BruceR has a better
MotoManual that I. I have looked and looked and then looked again after
his post and still haven't found it in my Motomanual. Guess it is time
to get my eyes checked.
Thanks again
LD

Andre wrote:

>When entering the original number, press the menu key, then choose
>"Insert Wait", then enter the next bunch of digits. When you dial the
>call, it will prompt you to say OK to send the next batch of digits.
>You can either hit OK, or Send.
>
>I believe this will accomplish exactly what you wanted.
>
>
>On Sat, 04 Feb 2006 01:15:09 GMT, LD Long <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
>>What nobody knows how to do this??
>>
>>LD Long wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>>How do you store and then send a second set and third set of numbers.
>>>Like when using calling cards or doing telebanking. I make a lot of
>>>international calls using calling cards. I have to dial the local
>>>number 10 digits, then a 6 to 10 digit pin from the card and then the
>>>15 digit number. On my very old star-tac it was easy. While storing
>>>the phone number you simply entered #N for number and entered the
>>>second set of numbers and then #N for the third set. When you made the
>>>call and was asked for the pin number you just pushed the smart key
>>>and it would send the second set of numbers then when it asked for the
>>>number, you used the smart key and it set the third set of numbers.
>>>
>>>Thanks
>>>
>>>LD
>>>
>>>
>>>
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