IPOne Phone System User Interface Guide

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IPOne™ Phone System User Interface Guide

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IPOne Phone System User Interface Guide Updated June 19, 2008

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Table of Contents...3

Chapter 1: IPOne Phone System User Interface Overview ...5

Introduction ... 5

User Interface Global Features ... 5

Log In... 6

Logout ... 7

Chapter 2: Settings Section in the UI ...8

Introduction ... 8

General Tab... 8

Change Your Name ... 10

Reset Your Password... 11

Reset Your PIN ... 11

Change Your Timezone ... 11

Change Your Web Language ... 12

Specify Your Park Orbit Preference ... 12

Enable/Disable Caller ID Block ... 12

Redirection Tab... 13

Enable/Disable Do Not Disturb ... 14

Enable/Disable Agent Login ... 15

Specify Anonymous Call Treatment... 15

Enable Hot Desking ... 16

Enable Call Forwarding ... 16

Set Cell Phone Number ... 17

Enable Cell Phone Notification ... 18

Set the Service Flag ... 18

Mailbox Tab... 19

Enable/Disable Your Mailbox... 20

Set Mailbox Pickup Timeframe ... 21

Set Maximum Message Storage ... 21

Set Announcement Mode... 21

Set Voice Mail Access for Other Extensions ... 22

Enable/Disable MWI ... 22

Enable/Disable Cell Phone Alert ... 23

Set Your Mailbox Escape Account ... 23

Email Tab... 24

Change Email Account ... 25

Set Email Notifications... 25

Set Voicemail Message Handling ... 26

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Enable/Disable Missed Calls Email Notification ... 26

Enable/Disable All Calls Email Notification... 26

Enable/Disable Status Change Email Notification ... 27

Instant Message Tab ... 27

Chapter 3: Lists Section in UI ...28

Introduction ... 28

Mailbox Tab... 28

Listen to a Voicemail Message... 29

Delete a Voicemail Message ... 29

Conference Tab ... 29

Missed Calls Tab... 30

Call Log Tab ... 31

Address Book Tab... 32

Create an Address Book Entry ... 33

Edit an Address Book Entry... 34

Delete an Address Book Entry ... 34

Domain Addresses Tab ... 34

Chapter 4: Status Section in UI ...35

Introduction ... 35

General Tab... 35

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Chapter 1:

IPOne Phone System User Interface Overview

Introduction

In this guide, you will be introduced to one of the two IPOne™ phone system

components: the DoubleHorn Communications user interface (UI). This is a web-based UI that helps you manage your IPOne phone system features and settings. This user guide will assist you in becoming familiar with the features and functionality of the UI.

The second component is the Polycom 550 IP phone. For more information about the phone, see the IPOne Phone System User Guide.

User Interface Global Features

Navigational links and other features are available from every UI screen. The following figure shows the location of these global features.

1 2 3

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1 Navigational links provide access to each of the three main sections: Settings, Lists, and Status. Click the appropriate link to access the corresponding screen.

2 Help: Provides a link to the DoubleHorn Communications Customer Support.

3 Logout: Click Logout in the top right corner of any screen to exit the user interface.

Note: To ensure the security of your settings, always exit the user interface by clicking Logout, then closing your browser window.

Log In

To use the UI, you will need to access the internet via a web browser. To access the UI, complete the following steps:

1. Point your web browser your customer-specific URL. See your DoubleHorn Communications representative for your URL.

2. Type in your account name. Your account name is always your extension number, followed by a customer specific domain. For example,

[email protected].

3. Type your password in the appropriate text box.

The first time you log on, you use your temporary password (your extension).

Please change this as soon as possible

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4. Verify that your login type is set to Automatic.

5. If you want your browser to remember your login information, select the Remember login information check box.

6. Click Login.

NOTE: To ensure the security of your UI settings, your session times out if you are idle for 12 minutes.

Logout

To ensure the security of your settings, always exit the UI by clicking Logout and then closing your browser window.

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Chapter 2:

Settings Section in the UI

Introduction

The Settings section of the user interface (UI) provides a way for you to set up and manage your telephone and voice mail settings. The Settings section contains the following tabs:

• General

• Redirection

• Mailbox

• Email

• Instant Message

General Tab

The following figure shows the General tab of the Settings section.

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With the General tab, you can change the following information:

First name Your first name. This name appears when you log into the UI, as well as when you call another extension.

Last name Your last name. This name appears when you log into the UI, as well as when you call another extension.

Web Password Use to gain access to set up and manage your telephone and voice mail settings. The default password is your extension number. We recommend that you reset your temporary password as soon as possible.

PIN Use to gain remote access to set your voice mail settings and/or to listen to your voice mail messages through your cell or home phone. The default PIN is your

extension number. We recommend that you reset your temporary PIN as soon as possible.

NOTE: Your PIN is not required for checking voice mails from your Polycom phone, unless otherwise directed by your company’s representative.

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Timezone Set your default timezone.

IVR Language Set your default system interactive voice response (IVR) language. Currently, English is the only available

language.

Web Language Set your default system web language. Choices are English, Spanish, and German.

Upload picture NOTE: This feature may be supported in a future release.

Wakeup time NOTE: This feature may be supported in a future release.

Watch the calls of the following extensions

NOTE: This feature may be supported in a future release.

Watch the presence of the following extensions

Explicitly specify park orbit preference

Use to park calls on another extension. For further information about this feature, contact DoubleHorn Communications Customer Support.

Dialog Permissions NOTE: This feature may be supported in a future release.

Block outgoing caller ID Used to block your caller ID from appearing on outgoing calls.

Change Your Name

To change your name, complete the following steps:

1. If you are not logged into the UI, access and log into the UI as detailed in the

“Log In“ section.

2. Select the Settings section of the UI.

3. Select the General tab.

4. Change your first name in the First name field.

5. Change your last name in the Last name field.

6. Click Save.

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Reset Your Password

To reset your password, complete the following steps:

4. Type your new password in the Web Password field. Make sure your password is at least 8 characters long and has one alternate character (such as an

exclamation mark or asterisk).

5. Confirm your new password by typing it in the Web Password (repeat) field.

6. Click Save.

Reset Your PIN

To reset your PIN, complete the following steps:

4. Type your new password in the PIN field. Make sure your PIN is 4 digits long.

5. Confirm your new password by typing it in the PIN (repeat) field.

6. Click Save.

Change Your Timezone

To change your timezone, complete the following steps:

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4. Select your timezone from the drop-down list in the Timezone field.

5. Click Save.

Change Your Web Language

To change the language in which your UI is presented, complete the following steps:

4. Select your web language from the drop-down list in the Web Language field.

Current choices are English, Spanish, and German.

5. Click Save.

Specify Your Park Orbit Preference

To specify your park orbit preference, complete the following steps:

4. Type the extension that you want to use to park calls in the Explicitly specify park orbit preference field.

5. Click Save.

Enable/Disable Caller ID Block

Your IPOne phone system can be set up to block your caller ID on outbound calls. To enable/disable caller ID block, complete the following steps:

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4. Locate the Block outgoing caller ID field.

5. Click the yes radio button to enable caller ID block or click no radio button to disable caller ID block.

6. Click Save.

Redirection Tab

The following figure shows the Redirection tab of the Settings section.

With the Redirection tab, you can change the following information:

Do not disturb Enable/disable do not disturb for your extension.

You cannot receive incoming calls but are still capable of placing outgoing calls.

Agent Logged In Enable/disable if you are part of an agent group (call center). For further information about this feature, contact DoubleHorn Communications Customer Support.

Incoming anonymous calls Use this to determine the treatment for calls coming in as anonymous (no caller ID).

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Hot Desking at Use this to temporarily change the routing of your calls to a specific extension, which takes on the settings of your phone (such as call forwarding).

Call forward all calls to Use this to enter the extension or external number in which to forward all calls.

Call forward calls when busy to Use this to enter the extension or external number in which to forward calls when your extension is busy.

Call forward on no answer to Use this to enter the extension or external number in which to forward calls when there is no answer at your extension.

Call forward no answer timeout Use this to set the time that your phone rings before it is forwarded to your specified number.

Cell phone number Use this to set your cell phone number for the Include the cell phone in calls to extension feature and the Call cell phone when new message arrives feature.

Include the cell phone in calls to extension

Use this to ring both your extension and cell phone at the same time or after a select number of seconds.

Service Flag Use this to set the hours when both your extension and cell phone will ring at the same time.

Enable/Disable Do Not Disturb

The do not disturb (DND) feature is used to temporarily reject incoming calls to your phone. When you enable DND, calls are directed to your voice mail. To enable/disable DND, complete the following steps:

3. Select the Redirection tab.

4. Locate the Do not disturb field.

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5. Click the on radio button to enable DND or click off radio button to disable DND.

NOTE: When you enable DND in the UI, you will see the change on your IP phone display.

6. Click Save.

Enable/Disable Agent Login

To enable/disable agent login, complete the following steps:

4. Locate the Agent Logged In field.

5. Click the on radio button to enable agent login or click off radio button to disable agent login.

6. Click Save.

Specify Anonymous Call Treatment

To specify your treatment of anonymous calls, complete the following steps:

4. Locate the Incoming Anonymous Calls field.

5. Select the anonymous call treatment from the drop-down list.

6. Click Save.

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Enable Hot Desking

Use this to temporarily change the routing of your calls to a specific extension, which takes on the settings of your phone (such as call forwarding). To enable hot desking, complete the following steps:

4. Locate the Hot Desking at field.

5. Enter the extension that you want to temporarily set as your phone.

6. Click Save.

NOTE: This is a temporary setting. When you are ready to go back to your regular phone, remember to disable this setting by deleting the information in the Hot Desking at field.

Enable Call Forwarding

There are three different types of call forwarding:

• Call Forward Always – All incoming calls are forwarded. Calls bypass ringing at your phone and are forwarded directly to the internal or external destination you choose (such as your cell phone, home phone, or a different extension).

• Call Forward When Busy – When your phone is busy, all incoming calls are

forwarded. Calls are forwarded directly to the internal or external destination you choose (such as your cell phone, home phone, or a different extension).

• Call Forward No Answer – Calls first attempt to ring your phone and then are forwarded to our chosen internal or external destination. Typically, this feature is used to redirect incoming calls to an assistant or to your secondary phone.

To configure call forwarding, complete the following steps:

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4. To enable call forward always, enter the extension or external number in which to forward all calls in the Call forward all calls to field. If you want to forward your calls directly to your voice mail, type 8 plus your extension number. For example, 81190.

5. To enable call forward when busy, enter the extension or external number in which to forward calls when your extension is busy in the Call forward calls when busy to field. If you want to forward your calls directly to your voice mail, type 8 plus your extension number. For example, 81190.

6. To enable call forward no answer, enter the extension or external number in which to forward calls when there is no answer at your extension in the Call forward on no answer to field. If you want to forward your calls directly to your voice mail, type 8 plus your extension number. For example, 81190.

7. To set the time that your phone rings before it is forwarded to your specified number, locate the Call forward no answer timeout field and select the appropriate time from the drop-down list. The default is 20 seconds.

8. Click Save.

Set Cell Phone Number

Use this to set your cell phone number for the Include the cell phone in calls to extension feature and the Call cell phone when new message arrives feature. To set your cell phone number for use with these features, complete the following steps:

4. Locate the Cell phone number field.

5. Enter your cell phone number.

6. Click Save.

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Enable Cell Phone Notification

Use this to ring both your extension and cell phone at the same time or after a select number of seconds. If you do not pick up your cell phone, the incoming call is redirected to your Polycom voice mail. To enable cell phone notification, complete the following steps:

4. Locate the Include the cell phone in calls to extension field.

5. Select your choice from the drop-down list.

NOTE: DoubleHorn Communications recommends selecting either Immediately or After 5 Seconds. If you select a value longer than 5 seconds, the caller may wait too long and hang up or the call forward settings may take affect.

6. Click Save.

NOTE: If your company is using the Executive Extension Premium product, the original caller ID will come through to your cell phone. If your company is not using this product, you will not see the caller ID on your cell phone. It will appear as the call is coming from your office.

Set the Service Flag

Use this to set the hours when both your extension and cell phone will ring at the same time. To set the service flag, complete the following steps:

4. Locate the Service Flag field.

5. Select your choice from the drop-down list. If you select Explicitly specify available times, fields for the days of the week appear, as well as a holidays option. For the days of the week, enter in the time range you want both your extension and cell phone to ring. Use HH:MM-HH:MM format, using P for PM or you may use the 24-hour format. For example, 9:00-12:30 1:00P-5:00P would

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mean that the service is active between 9 AM and 12:30 PM and between 1 PM and 5 PM.

NOTE: There must be no space before and after the dash symbol for a time entry.

6. If you are specifying holidays, they are entered in the MM/DD format. You may enter more than one holiday (for example, 12/24 12/25 12/26). Use a space to separate the holiday dates.

NOTE: Some holidays repeat every year. If you have a holiday that happens only during a specific year, you need to change that setting for every year.

7. Click Save.

Mailbox Tab

The following figure shows the Mailbox tab of the Settings section.

With the Mailbox tab, you can change the following information:

Mailbox Enabled Use to enable/disable your mailbox.

Time until mailbox picks up Use this to set the time that your phone rings before it is picked up by voice mail.

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Maximum Number of Messages

Keep the Maximum Number of Messages field empty.

The default number of messages supported is 20 and it cannot be adjusted.

Announcement Mode Use this to set one of the following announcement modes:

• Name Announcement – The system plays back your recorded name, if present.

• Anonymous Announcement – The system plays your extension number.

• Personal Announcement – The system plays your recorded message.

Allow Access for Extensions Use this to allow other users (extensions) to check voice mail for this extension. This setting is typically used when multiple users check a general voice mailbox (such as a Sales team).

Send message waiting indication

Use to determine if the system sends your phone a message waiting indication message which activates your MWI light.

Call cell phone when new message arrives

Use this to alert your cell phone if you receive a new voice mail message.

Mailbox Escape Account Use this to set your mailbox escape account. The mailbox escape account is the extension that the caller is transferred to if they press 0 from the voice mail greeting. If your company has set a company-wide redirect, any extension entered in this field will override your company’s settings.

Enable/Disable Your Mailbox

You can enable or disable your mailbox. If you choose to disable your mailbox, your callers will hear a fast busy after a 20 second voice mail timeout. To enable/disable your mailbox, complete the following steps:

3. Select the Mailbox tab.

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4. Locate the Mailbox Enabled field.

5. Click the yes radio button to enable your mailbox or click no radio button to disable your mailbox.

6. Click Save.

Set Mailbox Pickup Timeframe

To set your mailbox pickup timeframe, complete the following steps:

4. To set the time that your phone rings before it is picked up by voicemail, locate the Time until mailbox picks up field and select the appropriate time from the drop-down list. The default setting is 20 seconds.

5. Click Save.

Set Maximum Message Storage

Keep the Maximum Number of Messages field empty. The default number of messages supported is 20 and it cannot be adjusted. If you want to purchase additional blocks of voicemail messages, contact DoubleHorn Communications Customer Support.

Set Announcement Mode

To set your mailbox announcement mode, complete the following steps:

4. Locate the Announcement Mode field and select either Name Announcement or Anonymous Announcement from the drop-down list.

5. Click Save.

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Set Voice Mail Access for Other Extensions

Use this feature to allow other users (extensions) to check voice mail for this extension.

This setting is typically used when multiple users check a general voice mailbox (such as a Sales team). To set voice mail access for other extensions, complete the following steps:

4. Locate the Allow Access for Extensions field.

5. Enter the extension numbers of the users that need access to the voice mailbox.

Separate each extension with a comma.

NOTE: When a voice mail message is received, these extensions will also see a MWI light on their phone as well.

6. Click Save.

Enable/Disable MWI

Your IPOne phone system indicates that a message is waiting for you by activating the red MWI light. To enable/disable your MWI light, complete the following steps:

4. Locate the Send message waiting indication field.

5. Click the yes radio button to enable the MWI or click no radio button to disable the MWI.

6. Click Save.

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Enable/Disable Cell Phone Alert

To enable/disable a cell phone alert if you receive a new voice mail message, complete the following steps:

4. Locate the Call cell phone when new message arrives field.

5. Click the yes radio button to enable a cell phone alert or click no radio button to disable a cell phone alert.

NOTE: This feature uses the cell phone number enabled on the Redirection tab. If you answer your cell phone when alerted, you will be prompted to play the message or to pick it up at a later time.

6. Click Save.

Set Your Mailbox Escape Account

Use this to set your mailbox escape account. The mailbox escape account is the

extension that the caller is transferred to if they press 0 from the voice mail greeting. If your company has set a company-wide redirect, any extension entered in this field overrides your company’s settings. To set your mailbox escape account, complete the following steps:

4. Locate the Mailbox Escape Account field.

5. Enter the extension you want to set as your mailbox escape account.

6. Click Save.

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Email Tab

The following figure shows the Email tab of the Settings section.

With the Email tab, you can change the following information:

Email Address Use to set your email address so that the system can send your email messages.

Send mailbox message by email

Use to set email notifications when you receive voice mail messages. You have the choice to send an email notification with no voice mail message attached or to send the email with the voice mail message attached.

After sending a message Use to determine how to handle voice mail messages after email notifications have been sent: mark the voice mail as read, mark it as new, or delete the voice mail message.

NOTE: DoubleHorn Communications does not

recommend deleting the voicemail messages using this feature, as unforeseen mail server issues can

sometimes result in a user not receiving their voice mail message.

Send email on missed calls Use to have the system send an email when you miss a call.

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Send email record for all calls

Use to have the system send an email record for all calls. A separate email is sent for each call, including internal calls, calls to check voicemail messages, and so forth.

NOTE: There is a similar feature on the phone called a Call Detail Record; however, the phone feature needs to be activated after each call.

Send email on status change Use to have the system send an email notification when your DND or redirection status changes.

Change Email Account

To change your email account address, complete the following steps:

3. Select the Email tab.

4. Locate the Email Address field and type in your email address.

5. Click Save.

Set Email Notifications

To set your email notifications when you receive voice mail messages, complete the following steps:

4. Locate the Send a mailbox message by email field and select your email notification choice from the drop-down list.

5. Click Save.

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Set Voicemail Message Handling

To determine how to handle voice mail messages after email notifications have been sent, complete the following steps:

4. Locate the After sending a message field and select your voicemail message handling choice from the drop-down list.

NOTE: DoubleHorn Communications does not recommend deleting the voicemail messages using this feature.

5. Click Save.

Enable/Disable Missed Calls Email Notification

To enable/disable your missed calls email notification, complete the following steps:

4. Locate the Send email on missed calls field.

5. Click the yes radio button to enable your missed calls email notification or click no radio button to disable your missed calls email notification.

6. Click Save.

Enable/Disable All Calls Email Notification

To enable/disable your all calls email notification, complete the following steps:

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4. Locate the Send email record for all calls field.

5. Click the yes radio button to enable your all calls email notification or click no radio button to disable your all calls email notification.

NOTE: A separate email is sent for each individual call, which includes external calls, internal calls, calls to check voicemail messages, and so forth.

6. Click Save.

Enable/Disable Status Change Email Notification

To enable/disable your status change email notification, complete the following steps:

4. Locate the Send email on status changes field.

5. Click the yes radio button to enable your status change email notification or click no radio button to disable your status change email notification.

6. Click Save.

Instant Message Tab

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Chapter 3:

Lists Section in UI

Introduction

The Lists section of the user interface (UI) provides a way for you to see the contents of your voice mailbox, your missed calls, and an overview of all calls. This area also

contains your personal address book. The Lists section contains the following tabs:

• Mailbox

• Conference

• Missed Calls

• Call Log

• Address Book

• Domain Addresses

Mailbox Tab

The following figure shows the Mailbox tab of the Lists section.

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With Mailbox tab, you can view the following information about the messages stored in your mailbox:

• Time – Timestamp of when the message was recorded.

• Number – Caller ID and, if available, the name of the person or extension who left the message.

• Duration – Duration of the message in minutes:seconds format.

The following icons can appear next to a message line:

• Delete (red X) icon – Click to delete the message.

• Speaker icon – Click to download and play the .wav file.

• New icon – Indicates that the message is new.

Listen to a Voicemail Message

To listen to a voice mail message, click the speaker icon next to the message and your default media player application opens on your desktop.

Delete a Voicemail Message

To delete to a voice mail message, click the delete icon (red X) next to the message.

Conference Tab

NOTE: This feature may be supported in a future release. DoubleHorn Communications offers a Conference Service for a Multi-Seat Bridge. Contact Customer Support for more information.

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Missed Calls Tab

The following figure shows the Missed Calls tab of the Lists section.

With the Missed Calls tab, you can view the following information about missed calls to your extension:

Time When the call was started.

From The person or extension that called your extension. If display names are available, they are listed.

To Your extension.

The Missed Calls list shows the last 30 calls that have come into your extension.

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Call Log Tab

The following figure shows the Call Log tab of the Lists section.

With the Call Log tab, you can view the following information about calls to/from your extension:

Time When the call was started.

From The person initiating the call. If display names are available, they are listed.

To The person receiving the call. If display names are available, they are listed.

Duration Shows the duration of the call in minutes and seconds. If the call was not connected, this field is empty.

The Call Log list shows the last 30 incoming and outgoing calls from your extension.

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Address Book Tab

The following figure shows the Address Book tab of the Lists section.

With the Address Book tab, you can view the following information about your personal address book entries:

Number The number or extension of the entry.

First Name The first name of the entry.

Last Name The last name of the entry.

Speed Dial The speed dial number of the entry

With the Address Book tab, you can view, edit, and delete entries in your personal address book. Your personal address book entries are only visible to you. Someone has to be logged in with your information in order to see your list.

When a caller is in your Personal Address Book as a WHITE LIST (drop down under add a contact), their name and number will be displayed, as opposed to just the number.

You can also add a number to the address book by dialing the black list and white list star code. To add a number to the white list, dial *91 immediately after the call. To add a number to the black list, dial *92 immediately after the call. If the number does not exist, the system automatically creates an address book entry for this number.

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Create an Address Book Entry

To create an address book entry, complete the following steps:

2. Select the Lists section of the UI.

3. Select the Address Book tab.

4. Type the first and last name of your entry in the First Name and Last Name fields.

5. Type the entry’s phone number in the Number field.

6. Type the entry’s speed dial in the Speed Dial field. The speed dial entry is a two- digit star code (for example, *12). The range should be in the lower feature code range, so that they do not overlap with the other feature codes that are available on the system. If there is an overlap, the speed dial numbers have a higher priority.

7. Select the contact type from the drop-down list in the Contact Type field.

• Regular Contact

• White List - The white list contains the contacts that are trusted and therefore, get a preferred treatment. When someone calls whose name is on the white list, that caller will not be intercepted by the auto

attendant to record the name. Callers on the white list are allowed to receive a call back when the extension becomes available.

• Black List - The black list contains the list of contacts that are known and unwanted. For example, it makes sense to put a family member's number on the white list, while the caller ID of an aggressive sales person might end up in the black list. When a caller is on the black list, the system’s behavior depends on the settings of the user for anonymous call treatment. If the caller should be blocked, the system blocks that call.

Otherwise, the system always asks the person to leave their name before calling the extension. Callers on the black list also are not allowed to camp on an extension.

8. Click Create.

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Edit an Address Book Entry

To edit an address book entry, click the edit icon, make the necessary changes and click Save.

Delete an Address Book Entry

To delete an address book entry, click the delete (X) icon. Click OK to confirm.

Domain Addresses Tab

The following figure shows the Domain Addresses tab of the Lists section.

The domain address book entries are visible to all employees of the company. They can search the domain address book and calls coming to that company automatically see the name of the calling party.

All names in a domain address book are automatically included in names searches on the phone.

You can also use the address book to indicate which direct dial phone number has been dialed. If you add an address book entry that matches the specific direct dial number, the system adds the display name to the caller ID and the phone displays the text associated with the caller ID.

NOTE: Contact DoubleHorn Communication if you want to import a domain (company- wide) address book using a CSV-file.

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Chapter 4:

Status Section in UI

Introduction

The Status section of the user interface (UI) provides an overview of your account settings and other useful information, such as registered user agents. The Status section contains the following tab:

• General

General Tab

The following figure shows the General tab of the Status section.

The General tab shows essential information about the state of your account. You can see your call forwarding settings, the current state of DND, and the last number that was either dialed or received at your extension.