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wowforbusiness.com Business Services PHONE FEATURES User Guide BPGS.U.1506.R

CommPortal Guide Table of Contents Phone Features...3 Anonymous Call Rejection...3 Automatic Callback...3 Automatic Recall...3 Caller ID...3 Caller ID Block...3 Call Forwarding Always...3 Call Forwarding Busy...4 Call Forward Don t Answer [Delayed Call Forward]...4 Call Hold...4 Call Park...4 Call Pickup/Directed Pickup...4 Call Return...4 Call Transfer...4 Call Waiting...5 Caller ID Unblock...5 Distinctive Ringing / Priority Call...5 Do Not Disturb...5 Find Me/Follow Me...5 Hunting Group...5 Remote Access to Call Forwarding...6 Selective Call Acceptance...6 Selective Call Forwarding...6 Selective Call Rejection...7 Speed Calling...7 Three Way Calling...7 Voicemail Instructions...8 Getting Started...8 Common Shortcuts...8 Calling Feature Codes...9 Local Remote Access to Call Forwarding Phone Numbers...9 Additional Support...10 BPGS.U.1506.R 2

Anonymous Call Rejection 1. It s easy to activate and start blocking anonymous calls. Simply lift the receiver and press *77. 2. When someone calls you from a blocked line and you have Anonymous Call Rejection activated, your phone doesn t ring. Instead, the caller hears this message: The party you are calling does not accept blocked calls. 3. To deactivate Anonymous Call Rejection, pick up the receiver and press *87. 4. You can turn Anonymous Call Rejection on or off any time you want. After pressing either *77 or *87, you will hear an interrupted dial tone to let you know you ve successfully activated or deactivated the service. Automatic Callback Using Automatic Callback 1. When you hear a busy signal, press the switch-hook (or flash). Listen for a special dial tone. (If you have already hung up, pick up the handset and listen for a regular dial tone.) 2. Press *66. If the line is still busy, hang up and your phone will check the number for 30 minutes. A special callback ring alerts you that the called party s line is free. 3. Pick up the handset to complete the call. 4. To cancel, press *86. Automatic Recall Using Automatic Recall 1. Pick up the handset and listen for a dial tone. 2. To hear the last caller s number, press *69. 3. To then return the call, press 1. Caller ID The Telephone display screen will show you the caller s name and telephone number, usually after the first complete ring. The service also provides the date and time of each call. There are no starcodes needed to activate or deactivate this feature. Caller ID Block Per-Call Blocking Dial *67 before you dial your outgoing telephone number. This action will block your number for that particular call. The person you have called will not be able to see your number displayed on their telephone display screen. Instead a P or Private will be displayed. Call Forwarding Always To Activate 1. Dial *72, immediately followed by the number to forward to (there is no confirmation tone after dialing the access code). You may forward to a local, long distance or mobile number. Enter the forward-to number just as if you were dialing it from your phone (this includes adding a 1 if the number is long distance, and adding a 9 if you must do so to reach an outside line). 2. To verify Call Forwarding is in effect, dial *72 from a touch-tone phone. A busy signal or error announcement confirms that Call Forwarding is in effect. To Deactivate Dial *73. BPGS.U.1506.R 3

Call Forwarding Busy 1. Dial *90, immediately followed by the number to forward to (there is no confirmation tone after dialing the access code). 2. Dial *91 to deactivate. Call Forward Don t Answer [Delayed Call Forward] 1. Dial *92, immediately followed by the number to forward to (there is no confirmation tone after dialing the access code). 2. Dial *93 to deactivate. Call Hold Calls can be placed on hold by hook flashing (quickly pressing the receiver). This will place the call on hold. Note: if you hold down the receiver too long, it will hang up the call. Call Park Parking an answered call 1. Put the call on hold by quickly pressing down the switch hook and releasing it. 2. Dial *45. 3. You will hear a message that call is parked on an Orbit Number. Make a note of the Number, then hang up. Retrieving a parked call 1. Dial *46. 2. Listen for the confirming stutter tone. 3. Dial the Call Park Orbit Number and your call will be connected. Call Pickup/Directed Pickup The Default Access Codes For This Service Are As Follows To use Call Pickup to pick up an incoming call to any line within a pre-defined pickup group, dial *11. The oldest incoming call within the group will be picked up on your line. To use Directed Pickup (on an analog or ISDN line) to pick up an incoming call to a specific line within your Business Group, dial *12. When you hear the recall dial tone, dial the number of the Business Group line. The call will be picked up on your line. To use Directed Pickup (on a SIP line) to pick up an incoming call to a specific line within your Business Group, dial *12, immediately followed by the number of the Business Group line. The call will be picked up on your line. Call Return Dial *69 for automatic recall of the last call. To Disable, dial *89. Call Transfer 1. Establish a three way call by pressing the switch-hook and then dialing the third party s number. 2. Hang up and the other two parties will remain on the call. BPGS.U.1506.R 4

Call Waiting To Use Call Waiting 1. When you hear the Call Waiting tone, quickly press and release the switch-hook or flash key to put the first call on hold and answer the second call. 2. Press the switch-hook again to switch between callers. 3. To remove one party, simply hang up. Caller ID Unblock Caller ID Unblock is used when you have previously requested your Caller ID to be blocked on all outbound calls. 1. To enable Caller ID delivery for a single call, dial *82. When you hear the dial tone, dial the number you wish to call. Distinctive Ringing / Priority Call Using Distinctive Ringing Enables subscriber to have a distinctive ring tone for incoming calls from selected numbers. Also includes distinctive tones on Call Waiting for numbers selected for priority call. 1. Turn Distinctive Ringing on or off by pressing *61 or *81. 2. Listen for announcement telling you whether the feature is on or off. The recorded voice will then tell you how many numbers are currently stored on your list. 3. Dial 3 and follow voice instructions to turn feature on or off. 4. Programming the List of Special Numbers: Press #01# to add the last caller to your list To add numbers, press # To remove numbers, press * To hear a list of telephone numbers on the list, dial 1 Do Not Disturb Do Not Disturb Enable - *78. To disable this feature, use Do Not Disturb Disable - *79. Find Me/Follow Me 1. Find Me/Follow Me must first be configured in the Business Line CommPortal. Please see page 19 of the Business Line CommPortal guide for further instructions. 2. After set up is complete, you can enable Find Me/Follow Me by entering *55. To disable, enter *56. 3. To activate Simultaneous Ring, enter *53. To disable, enter *54. Hunting Group Call WOW! Support to configure. BPGS.U.1506.R 5

Remote Access to Call Forwarding To Activate 1. Before you use Remote Access to Call Forwarding for the first time, you will need to set up your Call Services PIN. This PIN is 0000 by default, but you won t be able to use Remote Access Call Forwarding until the Call Services PIN is changed. This can be done in two ways: a. Dial *319 from your WOW! Business phone line. You ll be prompted to enter your current PIN followed by #. Next, enter your new PIN, followed by #. You should then hear confirmation of the new PIN you entered. b. Visit https://voice2.wowway.com/wow to configure your PIN via CommPortal. 2. Dial the 10-digit WOW! Access Number for your area from the Local Remote Access Call Forwarding Phone Number table at the end of this guide. Enter your phone number (followed by #) and PIN (followed by #). 3. Dial *72, followed by the number to forward to (there is no confirmation tone after dialing the access code). You may forward to a local, long distance or mobile number. If you enter a long distance number, toll charges may apply. To verify Call Forwarding is in effect, dial *72 from a touch-tone phone. A busy signal or error announcement confirms that Call Forwarding is in effect. Enter the forward-to number just as if you were dialing it from your phone (this includes adding a 1 if the number is long distance, and adding a 9 if you must do so to reach an outside line). To Deactivate 1. Dial the 10-digit WOW! Access Number, enter your phone number (followed by #) and specific pin number (followed by #) when prompted. 2. Dial *73. Selective Call Acceptance 1. Turn Selective Call Acceptance on or off by pressing *64 or *84. 2. Listen for an announcement telling you whether the feature is currently on or off. The recorded voice will then tell you how many numbers are currently stored on your acceptance list. Dial 3 and follow the voice instructions to turn on or off. 3. Programming the List of Special Numbers: To add the last caller, press #01# To add a number, press # To remove a number, press * Dial 1 and listen to voice instructions Callers who are not on your list will simply hear an announcement that you are not accepting calls at this time. Selective Call Forwarding 1. Turn Selective Call Forwarding on or off by pressing *63 or *83. 2. Listen for the announcement telling you whether the service is on or off. The recorded voice will then tell you how many numbers are currently stored on your forward list. 3. Follow the voice instructions and dial 3 to turn the service on or off. BPGS.U.1506.R 6

Programming The Forward-To Number First time you turn on the service, you will be asked to enter the number to which you would like your special calls forwarded. The system will simply remind you of the current forward-to number. Press 1 if current number is correct Press 0 if you wish to change the number Programming Forwarding Numbers To add the last caller to your list, press #01# To add a number, press # - enter the forward-to number just as if you were dialing it from your phone (this includes adding a 1 if the number is long distance, and adding a 9 if you must do so to reach an outside line) To remove a number, press * Selective Call Rejection 1. Turn Selective Call Rejection on or off by pressing *60 or *80. 2. Listen for an announcement telling you whether the service is currently on or off. The recorded voice will then tell you how many numbers are currently stored on your rejection list. 3. Follow the voice instructions and dial 3 to turn the service on or off. Programming Your List Of Numbers To Reject To add the last caller to your forward list, press #01# To add a number, press # To remove a number, press * To hear your rejection list, press 1 When someone calls, if your service is turned on, calls from numbers on the rejection list will hear an announcement that your number is not accepting calls at this time. Speed Calling When you hear the dial tone, enter the speed dial number (2-9) followed by #. The call will then be connected. Setting Up Speed Calling Numbers 1. Dial *74. 2. Dial one of the eight, one-digit speed codes (2-9), followed immediately by the phone number to which the speed dial code maps. 3. Listen for the two-beep confirmation tone. 4. Hang up. Three Way Calling To add a third party to an active call, press the switch-hook and then dial the third party s number. If the third party answers, press the switch-hook again to add both of you to the original call, connecting all three parties. If the third party does not answer or their line is busy, press the switch-hook twice to rejoin the original call. If you hang up you will receive a ring back reminding you that the original call is still on hold, and can rejoin the call by picking up the phone. BPGS.U.1506.R 7

VOICEMAIL INSTRUCTIONS Getting Started Setup and Access Your Voicemail Pick up your handset and dial *98 to access your Voicemail system, then follow the prompts to configure your Voicemail. Common Shortcuts 7 Skip Back Through Prompts 8 Pause / Resume 9 Skip Forward Through Prompts * Cancel input or move up a level # End input or move forward in a list 11 Return to previous menu item or message Voicemail Navigation Menu Review Voicemails 1 Send Message 2 1 Repeat 1 Review a Message 5 Reply 3 Mark as Private 6 Send a Copy 4 Re-Record 7 Erase 5 Delivery Report 9 Save 6 Request Read Report # Leave as New 7 Add/Remove Recipients # Send As Is Greetings Mailbox Settings Erased Messages Leave Mailbox & Logon as Other Subscriber Help 3 4 6 7 0 Enter phone number, then # BPGS.U.1506.R 8

Calling Feature Codes Voicemail * 98 Anonymous Call Rejection Enable: * 77, Disable: * 87 Automatic Callback (last outgoing) Enable: * 66 Disable: * 86 Automatic Recall (last incoming) Enable * 69, Disable * 89 Call Forwarding Always Enable * 72, Disable * 73 Call Forwarding Busy Enable: * 90, Disable * 91 Call Name/Number Blocking - single call * 67 Call Park Enable * 45 Call Retrieve Enable * 46 Cancel Call Waiting - single call Enable: * 70 Delayed Call Forwarding Enable (dial code and # directly after): * * 92 # Disable: * 93 Do Not Disturb Enable: * 78, Disable: * 79 Priority Call Distinctive Ring Configure: * 61 or * 81 Remote Access to Call Forwarding Enable: Dial 10-digit local Remote Access number Enter your phone number (then the # key) Enter your PIN (then the # key) Dial 72, followed by the number to * forward to Disable: Dial 10-digit local Remote Access number Enter your phone number (then the # key) Enter your PIN (then the # key) Dial * 73. Selective Call Acceptance Enable * 64, Disable * 84 Selective Call Forwarding Enable * 63, Disable * 83 Selective Call Rejections Configure: * 60 or * 80 Local Remote Access to Call Forwarding Phone Numbers Auburn, AL (334) 275-9322 Lawrence, KS (785) 856-6999 Augusta, GA (706) 364-7996 Montgomery, AL (334) 491-0635 Charleston, SC (843) 261-0625 Panama City, FL (850) 248-0625 Columbus, GA (706) 507-0625 Pinellas, FL (727) 487-0625 Huntsville, AL (256) 325-0615 Valley, GA (334) 644-0625 Knoxville, TN (865) 357-0625 BPGS.U.1506.R 9

ADDITIONAL SUPPORT Additional user guides and tutorials to assist you with your WOW! Business services can be found at wowforbusiness.com/support. BPGS.U.1506.R 10