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Optional Features 

  Additional phone numbers (Virtual numbers) 

all ring to the same phone 

  Numbers can be from any area code or even 

re important to know when 

stored 

l-

ssword 

 

from different countries 

  Toll-free number rings to the same phone 

  Inbound faxes sent to email as PDF 

attachment 

  Outbound faxes sent from any Windows 

application 

 

Terminology  

The following terms a
using your VoIP service and the VCP. 

 — Where basic information is 

Account

(e.g., name, password, phone number(s), and 
feature set). 

Mailbox

 — Where callers leave you voicemail. 

– Existing phone numbers that have 

Numbers 

been transferred, new DIDs (even from outside 
the US and Canada), and new or transferred Tol
free numbers (TFNs) can all belong to your 
account. 

 

Your VoIP Account  

When you signed you up for service, you were 
assigned a permanent user ID (your phone 
number) and a password. 

You’ll use your user ID and password to set up 
and access your voicemail box from your phone 
and later to manage your account via your VCP.  

You can also access your voicemail as well as 
change settings and greetings from any IP, 
landline, or even mobile telephone regardless of 
where that phone is on the planet. 

Next, we’ll go through all the details of how to set 
up and use your voicemail. 

 

Voicemail Set Up and Use 

To set up your voicemail, use the pa
123456. After you log in the first time, you will 
have the option to change your password.  You
can set up your voicemail box from any of the 
following types of phones:  

  The ATA (with analog phone) or IP Phone you 

ordered with your VoIP service 

  Any other phone including mobile phones, 

PDAs, Softphones or regular landlines. 

Choose how you will set up voicemail from the 
options in the following table and dial the 
appropriate number. 

Table 1 - Voicemail Access  

Access Type  

Number to Dial  

Your ATA or IP 
Phone 

00 

Any other landline, 
mobile or PDA 
phone 

Dial your full 10-digit 
number. Wait for the 
announcement, then press 
the * key and enter your 
password when prompted 

 

You are now in the voicemail Main Menu. Press 2 
to create a personalized voicemail greeting. 
Follow the prompts to record your first and last 
name and your greeting. 

Once you have recorded your greeting, select 
one of the following options. 

Table 2 - Recording Menu  

Key 

Option  

1  

Play the recording.  

4  

Cancel the custom recording and return to 
the default system settings.  

7  

Redo the recording. 

*  

Cancel the recording and return to the Main 
menu.  

#  

Use the recording and return to the Main 
menu.  

 

Once you have set up your personal greetings, 
return to the Main menu and select from one of 
the following options.  

Table 3 - Main Menu  

  

 

Key 

Option  

1  

Enter the Message Center (Message 
Center menu).  

2  

Change your greeting (Recording menu).  

3  

Change your password.  

Summary of Contents for Single-User VoIP Service

Page 1: ...Single User VoIP Service User Manual Version 20080501 Revised 20110202...

Page 2: ...ys 15 For Further Information 15 Your VoIP Service Congratulations You have chosen Voice over Internet service VoIP to serve your telecommunications needs To use your VoIP service you will use the tou...

Page 3: ...Up and Use To set up your voicemail use the pa 123456 After you log in the first time you will have the option to change your password You can set up your voicemail box from any of the following types...

Page 4: ...7 Delete the message not available for previously deleted messages 9 Save the message not available for previously deleted and saved messages 00 Forward the message to a mailbox Return to the Main men...

Page 5: ...ive you information about and control over your account Account change your account information or password Call Activity view and or export the calls you have made and received Voicemail listen to sa...

Page 6: ...the CallBlast tab View and manage your voicemail using the Voicemail tab View and export all your calls from the Call Activity tab Account Tab The Account tab appears by default when you login to the...

Page 7: ...ime From Number To Number call Duration and Type Incoming Outgoing Missed From this page you can review particular calls by the following process Choose what Call Type you want to view All Incoming Ou...

Page 8: ...mail option or by saving the MP3 file that s played in the above point Delete unwanted voicemail messages they will disappear overnight Set up delivery of voicemail to your email or notification of vo...

Page 9: ...ne ring begin ringing 5039141310 and ring that for 4 rings before stopping 3 If neither phone has picked up after two rings begin ringing 3108614708 and ring that for 3 rings before stopping Warning i...

Page 10: ...IP line that CallBlast waits before launching a call to the CallBlasted number s Zero is recommended for your Primary VoIP phone Note It takes 1 2 rings for a mobile phone to begin ringing even if you...

Page 11: ...rther customize various settings and features including 7 Digit Calling set up Voicemail Settings Enhanced Services Settings e g Do Not Disturb or Disable Call Waiting and the Time Zone used to time s...

Page 12: ...This might be useful if you are traveling and don t have access to your regular email account Once set up is complete click the Apply button and leave yourself a test voicemail to make sure it works...

Page 13: ...change your time zone select a new time zone from the drop down menu and click Apply You can also see your time zone on the Account tab but cannot change it from there 911 Info Tab The 911 Info tab s...

Page 14: ...n on potential limitations of this 911 feature including the differences between the VoIP 911 feature and traditional 911 service Great Options Downloads Tab From the Great Options tab you can downloa...

Page 15: ...ut of a possible two C Click here to use line two out of a possible two D Click here to adjust the microphone volume This is the volume at which the outside caller hears you speak E Click here to mute...

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