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Speed Dial question

Discussion in 'Gen 2 Prius Audio and Electronics' started by required_username, May 12, 2010.

  1. required_username

    required_username Junior Member

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    Hope this is an electronics question. Posted this a few months ago without getting a reply. I'm trying again because I still can't find the answer. I thought this would be easy but could not find an answer using search on in the manual. 2008 Prius I have placed a few numbers in Speed Dial and it works well. My only problem is one entry. It appears twice in the 1st Speed Dial page - once the icon looks like a house and once it looks like 2 index cards. I want to remove/replace the entry that has the index cards icon but it appears eternal - I can't seem to remove/replace it. What do the index cards represent? How do I get rid of the entry?
     
  2. zenMachine

    zenMachine Just another Onionhead

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    If I'm not mistaken, the index card entry simple represents your most recently dialed number.
     
  3. pdhenry

    pdhenry It's HEEERE!

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    Is that the lowest entry on the right side? Yeah, that's the number most recently dialed from the console.
     
  4. required_username

    required_username Junior Member

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    I suppose I already know the next answer but, just in case, any way to eliminate the 'most recent' and just assign a number to that slot?
     
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    zenMachine Just another Onionhead

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    Nope. I think this "feature" is described in the manual somewhere...