Network Attached Phones and Unified Messaging At UIS. Quick User Guide. Staff and Faculty

Similar documents
Cisco IP Phone User Guide

Cisco IP Phone 7906G and 7911G Basic User Guide

SBTS. Phone and Voic Training

CISCO 7960/7942 IP PHONE

[Cisco IP Telephony Training]

Cisco 8945 IP Phone Quick Reference Guide

PHONE & VOIC - QUICK GUIDE

ENDING A CALL Press the EndCall soft key. Or depending on the call mode, press the speaker button or hang up the handset.

HELPFUL HINTS FOR VOIP PHONES

Cloud Voice Service. Cisco IP Phone 7942G User Guide. (Version 2.0)

Cisco 8841/8851/8861 Dial Plan

HELPFUL HINTS FOR VOIP PHONES

Centrex Phone Instructions

Cisco 8811 Dial Plan. Place a Call. Answer a Call. Put a Call on Hold. Feature and Session Buttons. Your Phone

Cisco 7942/7962 IP Phone Quick Reference Guide

It Training Nov Please note that this guide is only for Cisco users who have 7-digit extensions (part of recent migration project).

Set up Voice Mailbox. Unified Communications Telephone Orientation. Support

Sharyland ISD Voice Mail On Cisco IP Phones

Yealink IP Telephone and Voic Feature Guide

CISCO IP PHONE MODEL 7970 & UNITY VOIC INCLUDES IPMA FOR MANAGERS & CONFERENCE CONNECTION. Getting Started Manual

Setting up & using your IP Telephone

Unified Communications Telephone Orientation

Polycom Soundpoint 650 IP Phone User Guide

SIP Communicator Spitfire S300 User Guide

PLEASE READ. This user manual is from the manufacturer Jive Communications may not support some features discussed in this document.

NEC NEAX 2000 IPS USER GUIDE

IP Phone Unity Connection Voic Quick and Easy User Guide

Yealink 46G. A Complete Overview for Conversation Users

Cisco IP 508 Phone for ADP Network Phone Xpress. Quick Reference Guide

Guide to using your CISCO IP 6961 phone at Imperial College London

AVAYA VOICE OVER INTERNET PROTOCOL (VOIP) TELEPHONE REFERENCE GUIDE

Datasharp Optimum Connect Cisco IP Phone SPA504 basic user guide

3COM 350x SERIES IP PHONES QUICK REFERENCE-6W102

Setting up Polycom VVX phones on the Cloud PBX

Vertical 2-Line Desk Phone Quick Reference Guide

Vox Centrex Yealink T29 UserGuide

9620 / 9630 QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

Quick Start Guide. Intermedia Hosted PBX Yealink T46G

MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY 3904 TELEPHONE OVERVIEW

Press the More key at anytime to scroll across if the feature you need is not visible.

Yealink Gigabit IP Phone SIP-T46G

12/24/32 Button Digital & IP DESI-Less 8 Button Digital & IP Reference Sheet

Feature buttons. Softkey buttons. Back. End Call. Conference. Applications. Transfer. Speakerphone. Mute

Setup & Information Guide Zultys 37G VoIP Phones

Operating Your Phone. This section describes how to operate your Cisco IP Phone and includes information on soft keys and phone features.

Dear Valued Customer:

Polycom IP 7000 User Guide

Northwestern Voic User Guide for Nortel and Polycom Phones

Panasonic User Guide (Panasonic KX-DT 333/343 Series Phones)

END USER TRAINING. Cisco IP 8945 & 9951 Model Phones Presented By DataVox. Goose Creek ISD 8/15/2014

Norstar Phone - Program Your Norstar Telephone

Network Phone - Polycom VVX410 Phone Quick Reference Card

Yealink BASIC PHONE GUIDE T48G POWERED BY XCHANGE TELECOM

USER GUIDE Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express for Cisco Unified IP Phone 521SG and 524SG User Guide

Cisco 7965G Basic Handset User Guide

Cisco 504G, 514G, 508G, and 303G Initial Setup

Version

SV9100 User Guide with UM8000 Voic . Quick Guide to using your telephone and voic

ACC-1143 PUG. Polycom 4 and 6-Line Desk Phone Quick Reference Guide

Cal Poly Digital Telephone User Guide

Ohio Northern University. Phone System Training

LG Ericsson IP Phone IP 8802A

Telstra IP Telephony 450/550/560/650/670 Handset Features Guide

PARTNER Messaging System User s Guide

Getting Started 3. Using this Guide 3 Connecting Your Phone 4

AVAYA 9608/9611G SIP DESKPHONE INSTRUCTIONS

Cisco Model SPA 525G Quick Start Guide

CISCO UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER EXPRESS 8.0 USER GUIDE

What you will learn today..

Quick Start Guide. Intermedia Hosted PBX Polycom SoundStation IP SoundStation IP 6000 SoundStation IP 7000

Goodbye Key - Ends an active call. The Goodbye key also exits an open list, such as the Options List, without saving changes

Network Phone - Polycom VVX311 Phone Quick Reference Card

Polycom Soundpoint IP 330/331/335 Phone. Quick Reference Guide. Downloaded from manuals search engine

CBV Support CBV Telephone. User Guide. For Cisco 7900 Series IP Phones

SmartVOIX User Guide

What you will learn today..

RVC HP/3Com - Model 3502 Phone Quick Reference. RVC HP/3Com - Model 3502 Phone Quick Reference Guide

Polycom VVX 500/600 Features

Telstra Smart Systems. OXO408A Operator s User Guide

AVAYA 9601 SIP DESKPHONE INSTRUCTIONS

Use of Phones And Description of Features. Installation and Training Provided by Just Results, Inc

Quick Start Guide. Intermedia Hosted PBX Cisco SPA 303 and SPA 504G Phone

Cisco IP Phone 7905G and 7912G for Cisco CallManager

Cisco Model SPA 303 Quick Start Guide

BASIC CALL OPERATION ANSWERING CALLS. To answer an incoming call. To reject an incoming call

Cisco 8841 & 8851 IP Phone Quick Reference V 1.2

SV8100 & UM8000 Voic with ACD Administration Guide

Reference Guide. IP Phone/Calling Features Voice Mail Personal Assistant Toolbar. Dialing. Your Phone Calling Features.

Quick Start Guide. Intermedia Hosted PBX Polycom VVX 300/310

East-Central Vermont Community Fiber-Optic Network

Voic Guide. Distributed Exclusively by:

Cisco IP Phones. Quick Start Guide SPA303. Tel Woodley Ave., Van Nuys, CA USA

User Guide: Panasonic KX-UT113

Telephone Guide EASY

SNOM 360 USER GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS

Phone account setup: Voic administrative settings:

IP Office 9504 Telephone Quick Guide

Polycom IP501 User Guide

Last Revised: 05/07/12. Clearspan User Guide Standard User Features

Getting Started with Loyola s Voic System

Transcription:

12 Network Attached Phones and Unified Messaging At UIS Quick User Guide Staff and Faculty

2 11 Your network attached telephone has many new and exciting features. Calls can be transferred or put on hold. You can place conference calls and the UIS phone directory is available on your telephone. All telephones have voice mail which can be retrieved from your telephone, from a telephone off campus, or can be accessed using your UIS email account. This booklet will give you the tools you need to quickly use the features of your new telephone. Illustrations of the phone and its connection are found on the back cover of this booklet. Please take a few minutes to look it over. Need Help? If you are having telephone problems or need help in using your telephone contact UIS Tech Support at: 206.7357 or by email at TechSupport@uis.edu. A link to an online tutorial on the use of your phone can be found at: http://www.uis.edu/link click on the link to Telephone Tutorial If you have questions about the buttons on your telephone, Press the? Key and any other key on the telephone for a quick explanation of its function

10 3 FROM YOUR COMPUTER USING MICROSOFT OUTLOOK WITH THE VOICE MAIL CLIENT (VMO) INSTALLED 1. Voicemail messages in your email inbox will be from Unity Messaging System UISUNITY 2. Open the email message 3. To play, click on the FROM YOUR COMPUTER USING MICROSOFT OUTLOOK, VMO, and YOUR TELEPHONE 1. Voicemail messages in your email inbox will be from Unity Messaging System UISUNITY 2. Open the email message 3. Click on the small down arrow next to the 4. Change playback devices to phone and be sure your telephone number is displayed 5. Open the attachment. Your network attached telephone will ring and you can listen to your voicemail message on the telephone. FROM ANY COMPUTER USING MICROSOFT OUTLOOK WEB ACCESS 1. Open your email using the UIS web client at : http://webmail.uis.edu/exchange 2. Enter your Network ID and password. 3. Open any email message with a voicemail attachment 4. Your voicemail will be replayed through your computer s speakers using the media player configured to play *.wav files GET READY TO USE YOUR PHONE CHOOSE THE RINGER TONE YOU MAY SET DIFFERENT RINGS FOR DIFFERENT LINES 1. Press the settings button 2. Use the Scroll button to select the Ring Type option on the Settings Menu 3. Press the Select soft key 4. Select the line whose ring you would like to change 5. Press the Select soft key to display the list of available ring types 6. Use the Scroll button to select a ring type 7. Press the Play soft key to hear a sample of the selected ring type 8. Press the Select soft key and then press the OK soft key to save your selection 9. Press the Exit soft key to return to the main screen SET RING VOLUME 1. Press the - button to decrease the volume of the ringer 2. Press the + button to increase volume of the ringer 3. Press the soft save button to save changes SET HANDSET VOLUME 1. Hold the receiver to your ear 2. Press the - button to lower the volume of the handset 3. Press the + button to increase the volume of the handset 4. Press the soft save button to save changes

4 SET SPEAKER VOLUME 1. Press the speaker button 2. Press the - button to decrease the volume of the speaker 3. Press the + button to increase volume of the speaker 4. Press the soft save button to save changes DISPLAY CONTRAST SETTINGS 1. Press the Settings button 2. Press 1 for Contrast, or use the Select soft key. 3. Use the Down or Up soft key to change the contrast. 4. Press the Ok soft key 5. Press the Save or Exit soft key. SETUP YOUR VOICE MAIL 1. Press the Message button 2. Enter 0112358 as the default password 3. Follow the prompts to record your greeting 4. Hang up the phone 5. Press the message button again 6. Go into setup to reset your password** **Your password must be at least 6 characters long UNITY UNIFIED MESSAGING (OR HOW TO GET YOUR VOICEMAIL) The indicator on your telephone handset will light when you have a voicemail message. ON YOUR NETWORK ATTACHED TELEPHONE 1. Press the message button 2. Enter your password 3. Follow the voice prompts to retrieve your messages FROM ANOTHER PHONE ON OR OFF CAMPUS 1. Dial 6.2000 (on campus) or 206.2000 (off campus) 2. Press * when Unity answers 3. Enter your ID (your 5-digit phone number) and then # 4. Enter your password when prompted 5. Follow the voice prompts to retrieve your messages TRANSFER A CALLER DIRECTLY TO A VM BOX 1. While on the call, press the Transfer softkey (this places the caller on hold) 2. Dial 6-2000 or 206-2000 3. Press the # key 4. Enter the ID (5 digit phone number) of the VM where you are sending the caller. 5. Press the Transfer softkey (this connects the caller to the VM box and disconnects you from the call. 9

8 TO CALL NUMBERS IN ANY DIRECTORY 1. To call a UIS number A. Use the up/down arrow key to select the number you wish to call B. Press the Dial softkey 2. To call a local off-campus number A. Use the up/down arrow key to select the number you wish to call B. Press the EditDial softkey C. Insert a 9 for an outside line at the beginning of the number D. Press the Dial softkey CONFERENCE CALLS 1. Call the first party 2. Press the More softkey 3. Press the Confrn softkey 4. Dial the number of the second party 5. Press the Confrn softkey again to add them 6. Repeat steps 2 through 5 to add more lines to the conference call MAKE CALLS 1. Pick up the handset OR 5 2. Press the line button of the line you wish to use to begin to make the call or Press the Speaker button OR 3. Press the NewCall soft key once you hear the dial tone you may dial the telephone number 4. Internal Extension - dial the extension (6-7357 for example) 5. External call - dial 9 + telephone number After you press the 9 (for an outside line) you will hear a slightly different dial tone (indicating the outside line) 6 When dialing, the << soft key will allow you to delete the last digit(s) you entered ANSWER CALLS USING YOUR TELEPHONE 1. Pick up the handset and you will be automatically connected to the call OR 2. Press the Speaker button and press the Answer soft key, OR 3. Press the line button next to the ringing line END CALLS 1. Hang up the handset OR 2. Press the SPEAKER button OR 3. Press the EndCall soft key and hang up

FORWARD/UNFORWARD CALLS FORWARD ALL CALLS ON ALL LINES 1. Press the CFwdALL soft key 2. Dial the extension to which all calls will be forwarded. A flashing right arrow will appear on the LCD display next to the line number that has been forwarded CANCEL FORWARD ALL CALLS 6 Press the CfwdAll soft key (you will hear two beeps) The flashing right arrow on the LCD display will disappear, indicating that forward all calls has been deactivated TRANSFER CALLS 1. While on the call, press the Transfer softkey (this places the caller on hold) 2. Dial the extension number of the party you are transferring the call to 3. When the party answers, announce the call and press the Transfer soft key again 4. If the party refuses the call and hangs up, press the Resume soft key to return to the original call 5. If the phone rings without an answer, press the EndCall button, then press the Resume soft key to return to the original call PUT A CALL ON HOLD Press the Hold softkey TO REMOVE A CALL FROM HOLD Press the Resume softkey DIRECTORIES TO FIND NUMBERS FOR UIS PEOPLE 2. Choose the directory Corporate Directory 4. Enter the name of the person you wish to call using the number/letter keys 5. Press the search softkey TO SEE MISSED CALLS 2. Choose the directory missed calls TO SEE RECEIVED CALLS 2. Choose the directory received calls TO SEE PLACED CALLS 2. Choose the directory placed calls TO CLEAR CALL HISTORY 2. Press the clear button to 3. All missed, received, and placed calls will be deleted from history 7