Warner Telecom Group Telephone & Voicemail manual

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    12 1 T elephone & V oicemail Quick Reference Guide For Questions on Your Telephone or Voicemail Call : Valeri e Youn g Warner Telecom Group 206-575-4200 Ext. 301 vyoung@warnertel.com[...]

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    2 Entering Names When entering na mes, use dial pad keys to enter l etters. F or example, pre ss the di git 2 key once for A, twice for B, three times for C, etc. 1 = 1 @ [ ¥ ] ^ _ { ׀ } ← → 2 = A – C. a – c. 2 3 = D – F, d – f, 3 4 = I, g – I, 4 5 = J – L, j – l, 5 6 = M – O, m – o, 6 7 = P – S, p – s , 7 8 = T – V,[...]

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    10 Setting Up Messag e N otifi cation Message not ific at ion all ows a user to be notifi ed of their mes s ages even when they are out of the office. Users can be notified at up to three differ- ent numbers. To Set Up Message Notification: Access yo ur vo ice mail box Press OP fo r Mai lbox OP tio ns Press N for change Message N otif ication Press[...]

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    4 Last Number Dia l To Preview the Last Number You Dial ed: With handset down Press LND Key Number will appear on di s play Use K ey in displa y to s croll Lift handset or press SPK to di al number To redial the last numb er you dial ed: Lift handset Press LND Call Hold Place a Call on Hold: While on a cal l Press HO LD Key Your CALL Key you are us[...]

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    8 Acce ssing V oicemail From Your Telephone: Press MS G Key You will be asked for your security code Default S ecuri ty Code is 1234 From An other Teleph one In the O ffice : Dial Voi ce Mail Extension 700 You will be prompted for y our mailbox num ber Dial Mailbox Num ber (same as ext ens ion ) Enter S ecurit y Code i f aske d From Outside the Off[...]

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    6 DND DND permits you to work at your desk without int errup ti ons f rom the phone. Press DND Key Dial DND Option code: Ringing T one Adjus t You can custo mize the way internal a nd external calls ring your phone: To Change Incoming Ring Tones: Press CALL 1 Dial 820 Press 1 for internal call ringing or Press 2 for external call ringing Dial cod e[...]