How to set up man-machine shortcut keys for the elderly to make phone calls

In this case, the contact is first stored in the address book, and then the corresponding number keys are associated and bound with the phone number of the required contact in the "Speed Dial" setting.

The general steps for an old man-machine to set a shortcut key to make a phone call are as follows: Add a contact: Before setting a speed dial, make sure that the contact who needs speed dial already exists in the phone address book. Enter the speed dial setting: find and enter the "Address Book" or "Contacts" list through the main menu of the mobile phone or directly on the dial interface.

Find and enter related settings such as "Speed Dial", "Speed Dial" and "Push Dial" in the address book menu.

Assign shortcut keys: For the elderly mobile phones that support long-press number keys to set up speed dialing, you can directly press and hold the number keys of 1 to 9 (some elderly people may be limited to the top few), and then associate the corresponding contact number in the pop-up window.

If you need to set through the menu, you can select a preset number key in the speed dial interface (for example, 1 to 9). After clicking or selecting, you will be prompted to enter or select the phone number to associate from the address book.

Enter or select a phone number: enter or select an existing phone number from the contact list and bind it to the selected number keys.

Save Settings: After the number association is completed, confirm to save the settings. Next time, just press the number keys to dial quickly.

Please note that different brands and models of old man-machine may have slight operation differences. Please follow the user manual or system menu of the actual mobile phone.