Analog Phones and Features
Information about analog telephone features and what phones are available.
This article applies to: Telephone Services for Faculty and Staff
Standard Voice Features
Hold |
To place a call on hold
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Call Pickup |
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Last Number Dialed |
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Transfer |
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Conference |
To add a party to call
(May add up to 3 parties.)
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Call Forwarding Busy/No Answer |
To activate
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Call Forwarding All Calls |
To activate
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Send All CallsWorks only if the extension is in a Call Coverage Group. Note: Send All Calls overrides forwarding. |
To activate
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Priority Call |
To activate
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Automatic CallbackAutomatic Callback also works if there is no answer. The next time the extension you wanted is used and then becomes free, your phone rings back. |
To activate
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Speed Dialing |
To dial a number from the system list (List 3)
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Call Park |
To park a call
Notes: If a busy signal is received, a call is already parked from this extension, so you cannot park this call. The phone will ring back in one minute if a parked call has not been retrieved and the line is available. If you do not pick up, the parked call with follow your call coverage path. To retrieve parked call
To place call on hold and retrieve parked call
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Phone Options
All Locations
Analog Set Model 6221 with Speaker
- 6221 Instruction Booklet
- Primary analog model
- Built-in speaker
- Desk or wall-mountable
- Autodial capabilities
- AUDIX message waiting light
- Personalized ring
- Dedicated buttons for Mute, Flash, and Redial
Fax or modem line
An active jack for a fax machine or modem.
Some locations: In use, but not available for new installations
Analog Set Model 2500 Desk Phone
Audix voicemail indicator light available for an additional fee
Analog Set Model 2554 Wall Phone
No longer available for new installations, replaced by the 6221
Analog Set Model 8110 Desk Phone
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No longer available for new installations, replaced by the 6221
- Speaker
- Autodial Capabilities
- AUDIX message waiting light
- Flash (Switchhook)
- Mute
- Hold
- Personalized Ring
- Redial
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