Single-line Instructions
(Basic Phone with "R" Button or "Flash" Button)
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Important: This phone is not interchangeable with multi-line (digital) telephones.
The following information describes the functions of the analog set.
Last Number Redial
If you wish to redial the last external number that was called
Automatic Callback (Internal only)
After hearing a busy signal or getting no answer on a campus extension
- Press 6
- Listen for confirmation tone (three beeps)
- Hang up
When a busy extension placed on callback becomes available, your phone will ring with eight seconds of fast ringing
- Lift handset before ringing has stopped
To cancel a callback
Call Hold
With party on the line
- Press "R" button or "Flash" button
- Listen for recall dial tone (three beeps and dial tone)
- Hang up
To retrieve call
- Lift the handset and your party will be reconnected.
- After a call is on hold for five minutes, your phone will ring you back
Inquiry
With party on the line
- Press "R" button or "Flash" button
- Listen for recall dial tone (three beeps and dial tone)
- Dial second party
To refer back to first party
To alternate between the two parties
Call Transfer
With party on line
- Press "R" button or "Flash" button
- Listen for recall dial tone (three beeps and dial tone)
- Dial second party (internal only)
- Hang up
Conference
With first party on line
- Press "R" button or "Flash" button
- Listen for recall dial tone (three beeps and dial tone)
- Dial next party (begin with 9 for outside access if calling off-campus)
- After party answers, press 3
- Listen for conference tone (one long beep) all parties are connected
Note: Repeat these steps to connect up to eight parties. A maximum of six may be external numbers.
Call Pickup
To answer a ringing extension within your pre-programmed pick-up group
For directed call pick-up (to answer any ringing extension not within the pickup group)
- Dial the ringing extension number
- Listen for busy tone
- Press 8 to connect
Call Diversion
Sends your calls to a pre-programmed answer point
| Divert Type |
Activate |
Deactivate |
| All Calls |
*2# |
#2# |
| Busy |
*22# |
#22# |
| No Answer |
*21# |
#21# |
Follow-Me
Directs all calls to any extension
- Lift handset
- Press *2* + the 5-digit extension number you want your calls diverted to + #
- Listen for confirmation tone (three beeps)
- Hang up
To cancel
Call Waiting
To answer call waiting (after hearing tone)
- Hang up first call, second call rings through
Or...
- Press 2 to hold first call and connect to second call
To send call waiting tone to a busy campus extension
- Press 5
- Listen for busy tone to change to a ringing tone
- Wait for party to answer
- If busy tone continues after pressing 5
- Hang up, call waiting signal was not accepted
Individual Abbreviated Dialing
To program numbers (access to this feature must be preprogrammed by the Telecommunications Department)
- Press *51* + one digit (0-9) to represent the dialed number + * + number (begin with 9 for outside access if calling off-campus) + #
To dial abbreviated numbers
- Press ** plus the digit (0-9) you programmed to represent the number to be dialed
To cancel a single abbreviated number
- Press #51* + the digit (0-9) that represents the number to be canceled + #
Feature Options
Feature Glossary
- ODN (Own Directory Number)
- An ODN is simply your extension number.
- Call Diversion
- A pre-programmed answering point such as voice mail, or a department secretary’s extension number.
- Pick-up Group
- Access a ringing extension by pressing “77”. List at least one extension number in the group on the work order.
- Hunt Group
- The main number can be answered by several people. List all extensions numbers in the group on the work order. The keypad can be utilized for 10 personal speed dial numbers.
- Call Waiting
- A beep indicates a call is waiting on an analog set. Call waiting is automatically assigned unless requested otherwise.