Memory Picture Phone

• There are ten frames for 10 pictures of friends and family; one can be used for 911 emergencies
• Loud ringer with visual ring indicator
• Up to 40dB hearing amplification
• Stored numbers retain their memory even when plugged from phone line
• Store key prevents memory button numbers from being accidentally changed or erased
• Emergency button, which can be disabled if needed
• Redial key
• Flash key for call waiting
• Line powered
• Hearing aid compatible
• Desk/wall mount
• Color: White

For each slot that you want to program:
- pick slot and then when you program the number, hit 8, then hit the Redial Buttion (this will cause it to pause)
- then put in the number you want to save
- each slot can be programmed the same way

** pressing the redial button is creating a pause after the 8 button is pushed to give it time to dial the phone number. This way the 8 is not being blended in with the phone number.

Most photo phones require you to press a special button to switch from “number” to “picture” mode. Not the Memory Phone -- there are separate buttons for numbers and pictures, so you don’t have to do a thing but press the picture of the person you want to call (or dial the number).