From fb@anise.ee.cornell.edu Mon Mar 23 11:04:34 1998
Date: Mon, 23 Mar 1998 10:16:29 -0500 (EST)
From: Fred Bertsch <fb@anise.ee.cornell.edu>
Reply-To: 1700-L@cornell.edu
To: 1700-L@cornell.edu
Subject: Re: Phone docs...


Some additional info that was divulged by a CNF staff member who wants to
remain anonymous...

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> > feature 65:  check voice mail?
> 
> Technically, this only looks at phone message, not voice mail. 
> Voice mail is a seperate system.  Try ICM 300
> 
> > feature 67:  "no saved #"
> 
> If you know you need to call the person you are talking to back
> in shortly, (or if you get a busy signal) while on the call,
> press F67.  This will save the number.  Then you can redial with
> a F67 when you aren't on a call.  I find this one handy.
> 
> > feature 71:  hangs up call in weird way.  Cool graphics.
> 
> Actually, this generates a PBX "link" signal, which can get you
> to all sorts of weird things, since our incoming lines are campus
> PBX phones Definity/System85 lines.  You can access all the
> features from campus phones with this.
> 
> > feature 78:  (?) cool graphics.  watch
> 
> This puts a pause into an autodial sequence - that's what the
> little graphic is.
> 
> > feature 79:  hold exclusively.  (No one else can pick it up.)
> 
> Also just Feature-Hold.
> 
> > feature 900:  partial feature list.  Ability to modify it?
> > feature 901:  similar to 900.
> 
> Those are neat.  I've never played in there.  I bet you could
> mess things up with those, on phones that have voice-mail boxes
> attached to them.
> 
> > feature *82:  standard dial/pre-dial/automatic dial   (?)
> 
> This lets you change the dialing mode.  The one that is kind of
> cool is predial, in which you dial the number first, and you can
> edit it with the volume control bar.  Then when you select a line
> (or pick up the phone) it dials it.  You could really mess a few
> people up with that one on the lab phones, not that I'm
> suggesting that or anything.
> 
> Feature 86, were it enabled, would play background music through
> the phones.  Dennis opted for not.
> 
> Anyway, I think I'll actually do some work now...