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Seite 1 - Phone User Guide

WavePhone User Guide WAVE ISM 1.0 Build 6 - 10.0.20070628.0.0 (0703)Last Updated 7/15/07

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1-2 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 1 - Introduction Getting HelpGETTING HELPIf you need information that is not included in this g

Seite 3 - Table of Contents

4-12July 2007 - Issue 1.0Wave Phone User GuideChapter 4 - About Wave SIP Phones Outside Line Supported FeaturesOUTSIDE LINE SUPPORTED FEATURESOutside

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Wave Phone User GuideJuly 2007 - Issue 1.04-13Chapter 4 - About Wave SIP Phones SIP Phone Feature CodesSIP PHONE FEATURE CODESNote: After dialing fea

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Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 5-1Chapter 5 - About Wave Digital PhonesThis chapter illustrates and describes the specific features of th

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5-2 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 5 - About Wave Digital Phones IntroductionEdge 100 - 24 buttonEdge 100 - 24 buttonFeature Keys

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Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 5-3Chapter 5 - About Wave Digital Phones Introduction 5 Soft Keys selections when choices are offered on

Seite 9 - Chapter 1 - Introduction

5-4 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 5 - About Wave Digital Phones IntroductionEdge 100 - 12 buttonEdge 100 - 12 buttonFeature Keys

Seite 10 - GETTING HELP

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 5-5Chapter 5 - About Wave Digital Phones Introduction 5 Soft Keys make selections on the display. 6 Prog

Seite 11 - Feature SIP Digital Analog

5-6 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 5 - About Wave Digital Phones IntroductionImpact SCS - 24 buttonImpact SCS - 24 button digital

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Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 5-7Chapter 5 - About Wave Digital Phones Introduction 5 Soft Keys make selections on the display. 6 Prog

Seite 13 - Chapter 2 - Basic Operation

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 1-3Chapter 1 - Introduction List of Features by Phone TypeLIST OF FEATURES BY PHONE TYPEThe following tabl

Seite 14 - Recording Your Voice Title

5-8 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 5 - About Wave Digital Phones IntroductionImpact SCS - 12 buttonImpact SCS - 12 button digital

Seite 15 - Managing Your Greetings

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 5-9Chapter 5 - About Wave Digital Phones Introduction 5 Soft Keys make selections on the display. 6 Prog

Seite 16 - Setting Status Commands

5-10 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 5 - About Wave Digital Phones IntroductionLine KeysAll phones have a primary line key. Your ph

Seite 17 - To use an external number:

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 5-11Chapter 5 - About Wave Digital Phones Set Up and InstallationSET UP AND INSTALLATIONAdjusting the Pede

Seite 18 - BASIC PHONE HANDLING

5-12 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 5 - About Wave Digital Phones Set Up and InstallationMaking the ConnectionsThe connectors for

Seite 19 - Using the Handset or Speaker

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 5-13Chapter 5 - About Wave Digital Phones Phone SettingsPHONE SETTINGSModifying the Display ContrastTo adj

Seite 20 - Using the * Options

5-14 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 5 - About Wave Digital Phones Digital Phone Feature CodesDIGITAL PHONE FEATURE CODESCall ParkD

Seite 21 - Switching Between Calls

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 6-1Chapter 6 - About Wave Analog PhonesWhile previous chapters in this guide have provided information on

Seite 22 - Making Calls

6-2 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 6 - About Wave Analog Phones Analog Phone Feature CodesANALOG PHONE FEATURE CODESCall ParkDirec

Seite 23 - Dialing by Name

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 A-1Appendix A - CounterPath SIP SoftphonesABOUT COUNTERPATH SIP SOFTPHONESWave supports the eyeBeam SIP so

Seite 24 - Using Account Codes

1-4 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 1 - Introduction List of Features by Phone TypeHold •••Intercom •Joining a Call •Message Waiti

Seite 25 - *70 and dial the number

A-2 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideAppendix A - CounterPath SIP Softphones About the Eyebeam SIP SoftphoneABOUT THE EYEBEAM SIP SOFTPHONEW

Seite 26 - VOICE MAIL MANAGEMENT

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 A-3Appendix A - CounterPath SIP Softphones Installing & Configuring the eyeBeam INSTALLING & CONFI

Seite 27 - Listening to Saved Messages

A-4 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideAppendix A - CounterPath SIP Softphones Installing & Configuring the eyeBeam 4. Next, the Settings

Seite 28 - Managing Messages

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 A-5Appendix A - CounterPath SIP Softphones Installing & Configuring the eyeBeam 9. Click the Media \ A

Seite 29 - Forwarding a Message

A-6 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideAppendix A - CounterPath SIP Softphones Using Counterpath SIP Softphones USING COUNTERPATH SIP SOFTPHON

Seite 30 - Recording a Message

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 A-7Appendix A - CounterPath SIP Softphones Using Counterpath SIP Softphones FlashWhile on a call, you can

Seite 31 - Sending a Message

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 B-1Appendix B - Troubleshooting This section provides solutions to basic problems you may experience with

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Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 2-1Chapter 2 - Basic OperationThis chapter describes the basic features common to all phones. The informat

Seite 34 - AUTO DIAL

2-2 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 2 - Basic Operation Wave Phone Account ManagementTo log in from a phone other than your own:Pic

Seite 35 - CALL HISTORY

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 2-3Chapter 2 - Basic Operation Wave Phone Account ManagementManaging Your GreetingsA greeting is the messa

Seite 36 - CALL PARK

2-4 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 2 - Basic Operation Wave Phone Account ManagementSetting Status CommandsStatus commands allow o

Seite 37 - Self Park [ALL]

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 2-5Chapter 2 - Basic Operation Wave Phone Account ManagementSetting Voice Mail Call NotificationYou can se

Seite 38 - For ANALOG Phones

2-6 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 2 - Basic Operation Basic Phone HandlingBASIC PHONE HANDLINGThere are certain basic functions a

Seite 39 - System Park [ALL]

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 2-7Chapter 2 - Basic Operation Basic Phone HandlingUsing the Handset or SpeakerFor Speakerphone ModelsWhen

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Vertical Wave Digital Telephone - User’s GuideVertical Communications, Inc. reserves the right to revise this publication and to make changes in conte

Seite 41 - CALL PICKUP

2-8 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 2 - Basic Operation Basic Phone HandlingUsing a Phone Other than Your OwnIf you use another use

Seite 42 - Group Pickup [ALL]

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 2-9Chapter 2 - Basic Operation Basic Phone HandlingAnswering CallsAside from using the handset or speakerp

Seite 43 - CALL RETURN

2-10 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 2 - Basic Operation Basic Phone HandlingEnding a CallYou can either hang up the handset, press

Seite 44 - Returning a Call [ALL]

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 2-11Chapter 2 - Basic Operation Basic Phone HandlingTo dial an external numberYou must dial an access code

Seite 45 - CALL WAITING

2-12 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 2 - Basic Operation Basic Phone HandlingUsing Account CodesDepending on your office’s configur

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Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 2-13Chapter 2 - Basic Operation Basic Phone HandlingDisabling Call Waiting for a CallDisabling call waitin

Seite 47 - CALLER ID BLOCKING

2-14 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 2 - Basic Operation Voice Mail ManagementVOICE MAIL MANAGEMENTVertical Wave Voice Mail offers

Seite 48 - CAMP-ON (CALLBACK)

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 2-15Chapter 2 - Basic Operation Voice Mail ManagementListening to Saved MessagesSaved messages are those t

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2-16 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 2 - Basic Operation Voice Mail ManagementUsing the Listening OptionsUse the options below when

Seite 50 - CALLERS LIST

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 2-17Chapter 2 - Basic Operation Voice Mail ManagementTo reply to a message:1. From the Listening options m

Seite 51 - To dial the displayed number:

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 iChapter 1 - Introduction ... 1-1How To Use This Guide ...

Seite 52 - To delete all calls:

2-18 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 2 - Basic Operation Voice Mail ManagementReturning a Call to the SenderInstead of using the re

Seite 53 - CENTREX FEATURES

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 2-19Chapter 2 - Basic Operation Voice Mail ManagementUsing Recording OptionsOnce you have recorded a messa

Seite 54 - CONFERENCE CALLS

2-20 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 2 - Basic Operation Voice Mail ManagementEnter Destination Extensions (if you have not yet acc

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Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 3-1Chapter 3 - Using Wave Phone FeaturesThis chapter describes the various features of each of the phone t

Seite 56 - DIAL BY NAME

3-2 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Authorization CodesAUTHORIZATION CODESYou might be assigned an au

Seite 57 - Using the DSS/BLF Feature [D]

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 3-3Chapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Call History7. Enter the number you want to assign to this key.If

Seite 58 - DIRECTORY LIST

3-4 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Call ParkCALL PARKUse Call Park to place a call on hold for retri

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Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 3-5Chapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Call ParkFor SIP PhonesTo direct park a call:1. With a party on t

Seite 60 - DO NOT DISTURB

3-6 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Call ParkTo retrieve a parked call:1. From any phone, press Self

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Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 3-7Chapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Call ParkSystem Park [ALL]Place a call in one of the ten “parking

Seite 62 - FORWARD CALLS

Table of Contentsii July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideCall Pickup ... 3-9E

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3-8 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Call ParkFor DIGITAL PhonesTo system park a call:1. While on a ca

Seite 64 - To cancel Forward (Follow Me)

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 3-9Chapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Call PickupCALL PICKUPYou can pick up a call on any extension wit

Seite 65 - Using a Headset [S]

3-10 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Call PickupGroup Pickup [ALL]Group Pickup allows you to answer a

Seite 66 - Placing a Call on Hold [ALL]

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 3-11Chapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Call RecordCALL RECORDCall Record records the currently active c

Seite 67 - For Digital Phones

3-12 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Call ReturnReturning a Call [ALL]For SIP & DIGITAL PhonesTo

Seite 68 - JOINING A CALL

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 3-13Chapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Call WaitingCALL WAITINGUsing Call Waiting [ALL]During a call on

Seite 69 - MESSAGE WAITING

3-14 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Call WaitingTo release the initial call:While the initial call i

Seite 70 - MULTIPLE CALL HANDLING

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 3-15Chapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Caller ID BlockingFor ANALOG PhonesTo accept a call waiting call

Seite 71 - NIGHT ANSWER

3-16 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Camp-on (Callback)CAMP-ON (CALLBACK)Camp-on (also known as Callb

Seite 72 - For SIP Phones

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 3-17Chapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Camp-on (Callback)For ANALOG PhonesAfter receiving a busy signal

Seite 73 - Paging a Specific Group [S]

Table of ContentsWave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 iiiJoining a Call ... 3-36U

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3-18 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Callers ListCALLERS LISTSIP PHONE MODELS 9133i AND 9112i onlyThe

Seite 75 - PASSWORD PROTECTION

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 3-19Chapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Callers ListAccessing and Dialing the Callers ListTo access the

Seite 76 - Using the Release Key [D]

3-20 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Callers ListDeleting from the Callers ListThere are two ways to

Seite 77 - SAVED NUMBER REDIAL

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 3-21Chapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Centrex FeaturesCENTREX FEATURESThe programmed Centrex Flash but

Seite 78 - SILENT MONITOR

3-22 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Conference CallsCONFERENCE CALLSYou can set up a conference call

Seite 79 - Using Silent Monitor [D]

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 3-23Chapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Conference CallsTo make a conference call with feature codes:1.

Seite 80 - SPEED DIAL

3-24 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Dial By NameFor ANALOG PhonesTo set up a Conference: 1. With a p

Seite 81 - SYSTEM SPEED DIAL

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 3-25Chapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Direct Station Select/Busy Lamp FieldFor DIGITAL PhonesTo use Di

Seite 82 - TRANSFER

3-26 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Directory ListTo cancel a Supervised Transfer:Press TAP to cance

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Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 3-27Chapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Directory ListSaving Numbers & Names to the DirectoryYou can

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Table of Contentsiv July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideUser Programmable Keys ... 3-53Using Prog

Seite 85 - USER PROGRAMMABLE KEYS

3-28 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Do Not DisturbDO NOT DISTURBDo Not Disturb (DND) prevents your p

Seite 86 - VISUAL VOICE MAIL

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 3-29Chapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features FlashFor DIGITAL PhonesThe Do Not Disturb programmable key on yo

Seite 87 - To retrieve messages:

3-30 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Forward CallsFORWARD CALLSUse Forward to redirect your calls to

Seite 88 - VOICECALL

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 3-31Chapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Forward CallsTo cancel call forwarding:Press Forward.The Forward

Seite 89 - WAVE SIP PHONE MODELS

3-32 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Forward CallsUsing Forward (Follow Me)From any phone in the syst

Seite 90 - SIP Phone 9133i

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 3-33Chapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features HeadsetFor ANALOG PhonesYou can have your calls forwarded to an

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3-34 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features HoldUsing a Headset [D] / [A]When using a headset on digital or

Seite 92 - SIP Phone 9112i

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 3-35Chapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features HoldFor Digital PhonesTo place a call on holdPress HOLD. When a

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3-36 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Intercom buttonINTERCOM BUTTONSIP PhoneModels 480i/480CT onlyYou

Seite 94 - SIP Phone 480i/480CT

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 3-37Chapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Message WaitingMESSAGE WAITINGIf you have a Message Waiting key,

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Table of ContentsWave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 vChapter 6 - About Wave Analog Phones... 6-1Introduction ...

Seite 96 - USING A SIP PHONE

3-38 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Multiple Call HandlingMULTIPLE CALL HANDLINGUsing Call Appearanc

Seite 97 - Line Status Lights

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 3-39Chapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features MuteMUTEThis feature allows you to prevent the caller at the dis

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3-40 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features PageFor DIGITAL PhonesTo turn on the Night Answer ServicePress N

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Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 3-41Chapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features PageFor DIGITAL PhonesTo page all phones with speakers:1. Press

Seite 100 - Outside Line Keys

3-42 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features PagePage a Specific Zone [D] / [A]For DIGITAL PhonesTo page a sp

Seite 101 - SIP PHONE FEATURE CODES

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 3-43Chapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Password ProtectionPASSWORD PROTECTIONYou can configure your pho

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3-44 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features RedialREDIALRedial will place a call to the last phone number yo

Seite 103 - INTRODUCTION

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 3-45Chapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Saved Number RedialSAVED NUMBER REDIALThis feature allows a user

Seite 104 - Edge 100 - 24 button

3-46 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features ShiftSHIFTThe SHIFT key will allow the user to access a second l

Seite 105 - Feature Used to …

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 3-47Chapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features SpeakerUsing Silent Monitor [D]For DIGITAL PhonesTo use Silent M

Seite 106 - Feature Keys & Functions

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3-48 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Speed DialSPEED DIALSpeed Dials can be programmed to dial direct

Seite 108 - Impact SCS - 24 button

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 3-49Chapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features System Speed DialSYSTEM SPEED DIALUsing System Speed Dial [D] /

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3-50 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features TransferTRANSFERTransfer places a call on hold while you dial th

Seite 110 - Impact SCS - 12 button

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 3-51Chapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features TransferMaking a Supervised Transfer [ALL]A supervised transfer

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3-52 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features TransferTransferring Calls to Voice Mail [D] / [A]If you are usi

Seite 112 - Display Information

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 3-53Chapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features User Programmable KeysUSER PROGRAMMABLE KEYSThe following featur

Seite 113 - SET UP AND INSTALLATION

3-54 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Visual Voice MailUsing the Query FeatureA query of a feature key

Seite 114 - Making the Connections

Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 3-55Chapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features Visual Voice MailVoice Mail Message Number DisplayWhen the phone

Seite 115 - PHONE SETTINGS

3-56 July 2007 - Issue 1.0 Wave Phone User GuideChapter 3 - Using Wave Phone Features VoicecallVOICECALLVoicecall is a page directed to a specific dig

Seite 116 - DIGITAL PHONE FEATURE CODES

Wave Phone User GuideJuly 2007 - Issue 1.04-1Chapter 4 - About Wave SIP PhonesThis chapter illustrates and describes the specific features of the diff

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Wave Phone User Guide July 2007 - Issue 1.0 1-1Chapter 1 - IntroductionThank you for purchasing a Vertical Communications phone. All Wave phones are m

Seite 118 - ANALOG PHONE FEATURE CODES

4-2July 2007 - Issue 1.0Wave Phone User GuideChapter 4 - About Wave SIP Phones Wave SIP Phone ModelsSIP Phone 9133iVertical 9133i SIP PhoneFeature Key

Seite 119 - Softphones

Wave Phone User GuideJuly 2007 - Issue 1.04-3Chapter 4 - About Wave SIP Phones Wave SIP Phone Models 7 Programmable Keys by the System Administrator

Seite 120 - Recommended USB Headsets

4-4July 2007 - Issue 1.0Wave Phone User GuideChapter 4 - About Wave SIP Phones Wave SIP Phone ModelsSIP Phone 9112iVertical 9112i SIP PhoneFeature Key

Seite 121 - EYEBEAM SIP SOFTPHONE

Wave Phone User GuideJuly 2007 - Issue 1.04-5Chapter 4 - About Wave SIP Phones Wave SIP Phone Models 6 End Call disconnect from the current call. 7

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4-6July 2007 - Issue 1.0Wave Phone User GuideChapter 4 - About Wave SIP Phones Wave SIP Phone ModelsSIP Phone 480i/480CTVertical 480i/480CT SIP PhoneF

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Wave Phone User GuideJuly 2007 - Issue 1.04-7Chapter 4 - About Wave SIP Phones Wave SIP Phone Models 7 Display provide information about what is hap

Seite 124 - WITH WAVE

4-8July 2007 - Issue 1.0Wave Phone User GuideChapter 4 - About Wave SIP Phones Using a SIP PhoneUSING A SIP PHONEThis section describes how to use the

Seite 125 - Feature Directions

Wave Phone User GuideJuly 2007 - Issue 1.04-9Chapter 4 - About Wave SIP Phones Using a SIP PhoneLine Status LightsModel 480i/480CT or 9133i - An LED n

Seite 126 - Appendix B - Troubleshooting

4-10July 2007 - Issue 1.0Wave Phone User GuideChapter 4 - About Wave SIP Phones Using a SIP PhoneDisplay InformationThe Vertical SIP phones include a

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Wave Phone User GuideJuly 2007 - Issue 1.04-11Chapter 4 - About Wave SIP Phones Phone SettingsPHONE SETTINGSSetting OptionsPressing the Options button

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