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Unconditional Call Forwarding (UCF) |
*72 |
*73 |
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This feature will forward all calls placed to your telephone
number to an alternate telephone number without ringing your
telephone number.
UCF is enabled by dialing *72, wait for dial tone to return,
then dial the number you would like to forward your calls to
as you would normally dial it. You will then hear a double
beep. Wait for a pause and the forward to number will begin
to ring. If the forward to line is answered, then the UCF
becomes active and you may hang up. If the forward to line
is not answered, repeat the above steps within 2 minutes of
the first attempt. This time the forward to line will not
ring and you will hear the double beep after entering the
forward to number indicating the UCF is now active and you
may hang up.
UCF is disabled by dialing *73 |
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Busy Call Forwarding (BCF) |
*90 |
*91 |
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This feature will forward all
calls that are placed to your telephone number when your
line is busy to an alternate telephone number.
BCF is enabled by dialing *90, wait for dial tone to return,
then dial the number you would like to forward your calls to
as you would normally dial it. You will then hear a double
beep. Wait for a pause and the forward to number will begin
to ring. If the forward to line is answered, then the BCF
becomes active and you may hang up. If the forward to line
is not answered, repeat the above steps within 2 minutes of
the first attempt. This time the forward to line will not
ring and you will hear the double beep after entering the
forward to number indicating the BCF is now active and you
may hang up.
BCF is disabled by dialing *91
A broken dial tone can be heard on your line when BCF is
active to remind you that BCF in enabled.
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Delayed
Call Forwarding (DCF) |
*92 |
*93 |
This feature will forward all calls which are not answered
within a certain time limit to an alternate telephone
number.
DCF is enabled by dialing *92, wait for dial tone to return,
then dial the number you would like to forward your calls to
as you would normally dial it. You will then hear a double
beep. Wait for a pause and the forward to number will begin
to ring. If the forward to line is answered, then the DCF
becomes active and you may hang up. If the forward to line
is not answered, repeat the above steps within 2 minutes of
the first attempt. This time the forward to line will not
ring and you will hear the double beep after entering the
forward to number indicating the DCF is now active and you
may hang up.
DCF is disabled by dialing *93
Delayed Call Forwarding default time is 36 seconds
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Selective Call Forwarding (SCF) |
*63 |
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SCF Immediately forwards calls received from a maximum of 10
specific calling numbers to an alternate number.
To configure the service dial *63, an announcement is
returned indicating the current status of the service and
instructions for configuring.
Note:
It is possible to reject the most recent incoming number,
even if that number was withheld. At no time is the number
revealed to the subscriber in the menu system (for example
there are announcements such as the service is active and
there are two anonymous entries on the list ). The list of
rejected numbers only includes
non-anonymous numbers. A count is revealed of the number of
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Selective Call Rejection (SCR) |
*60 |
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This allows you to add a list of a maximum of 10 numbers
that are automatically rejected from calling your number.
Callers on your SCR list will hear an automated message
indicating that they are unable to call your number.
SCR is Configured by dialing *60, an announcement is
returned indicating the current status of the service and
instructions for configuring.
Interactions with other features:
- Calls are selectively rejected before any sort of call
forwarding is applied to them.
- Selective call rejection applies to the original calling
number only, and not the forwarding number if the call has
undergone a previous call forwarding.
- Selective call rejection applies before anonymous call
rejection (if the subscriber has both, the difference is in
the announcement provided to the caller).
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Anonymous
Call Rejection (ACR) |
*77 |
*87 |
This feature automatically rejects all calls from callers
who have withheld their number. This will not reject
callers who have withheld their name.
ACR is enabled by dialing *77
ACR is disabled by dialing *87
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Priority
Call |
*61 |
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This feature
consists of a list of a maximum of 10 numbers which ring
your phone with a distinctive ring letting you know that a
person on your priority call list is calling.
Priority Call is configured by dialing *61, an announcement
is returned indicating the current status of the service and
instructions for configuring.
Interactions with other features:
- Priority
Call also interacts with Call Waiting and provides a
distinctive Call Waiting Tone.
- You must be subscribed to and have Call Waiting enabled.
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Three
Way Calling (TWC) |
(recall) |
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Three way calling is the service that allows you to call
another number during an existing call, and introduce this
party into the existing call. A three-way call is initiated
by hitting flash-hook (recall) then dialing the second
number. Once the second party answers hitting flash-hook
(recall) again connects all three parties. Hitting
flash-hook (recall) again disconnects the third party. If
the call originator hangs up with the first party on hold,
they will receive a ringback to reconnect the call.
Interactions with other features:
- You may only subscribe to either Three Way Calling or Call
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Call Transfer (CT) |
(recall) |
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Call Transfer (CT) is the feature that allows a subscriber
to call another party during an existing call, and transfer
the call to the third party. A call transfer is initiated by
hitting flash-hook (recall) then dialing the second number.
The call is transferred by hanging up either before or after
the second number answers.
Interactions with other features:
- You may only subscribe to either Call Transfer or three
way calling.
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Call Waiting (CW) |
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Call Waiting is the feature that notifies a subscriber
that a second call is on the line and allows the
subscriber to switch between the calls.
Call waiting notifies you by an audible tone when a call
is waiting and the waiting caller receives an
announcement telling them the system has alerted you of
the waiting call. You can then switch between the
current call and the new call by using the flash-hook
key. If you hang up while a is call waiting, you will
receive a ringback to to alert you of the waiting call.
Call waiting interacts with Delayed and Busy Call
Forwarding as follows:
- If a call meets busy condition and no others are
waited, the new call is waited.
- If the Delayed Call Forwarding timer exceeds the time
limit set and a call is still waiting, that call is
forwarded to the DCF number and no longer waited.
- If a second incoming call meets a busy condition and
another call is already waited, the call is forwarded
per Busy Call Forwarding.
Note:
- Call Waiting also interacts with Priority Call and
provides a distinctive Call Waiting Tone when a number
from your Priority call list places a call to you.
- You must be subscribed to and have Priority enabled
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Call Waiting
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Call Waiting with Caller ID Number Delivery is the
feature that allows the calling number (but not name) to
be displayed on your caller ID device for an incoming
call while you are currently connected to an existing
call. You must have a telephone that supports this
feature.
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Cancel Call Waiting
(CCW) |
*70 |
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This allows you to disable call waiting before making a
call.
CCW is enabled for the duration of the current call by
dialing *70 |
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Calling Number
Delivery (CND) |
*65 |
*85 |
Calling Number Delivery (CND) is the feature that allows the
calling number to be displayed on your caller ID device.
CND is enabled by dialing *65
CND is disabled by dialing *85
These access codes also enable and disable calling name
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Calling Name
Delivery (CNAM) |
*65 |
*85 |
Calling Name Delivery (CNAM) is the feature that allows the
calling name to be displayed on your caller ID device.
CNAM is enabled by dialing *65
CNAM is disabled by dialing *85 |
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Automatic Recall
(AR) |
*69 |
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This feature allows you to hear the last incoming call's
number and/or return a call to that number providing the
number was not withheld.
You can dial *69 to simply hear the last caller's number and
then dial 1 to automatically dial that number. |
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Customer Originated
Trace (COT) |
*57 |
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Customer Originated Trace is the feature that allows you to
request a trace of the incoming call. This information is
provided to Jaguar, not the subscriber, and this may be
passed on to an appropriate authority. This service is
invoked by dialing *57 during a call following a flash-hook
(recall), or after the call. |
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Calling Number
Delivery Blocking (CNDB) |
*82 |
*67 |
Calling Number Delivery Blocking (CNDB) is the feature that
allows you to block delivery of your telephone number from
the calling party.
Dial *67 to disable Calling Number Delivery for a single
call.
Dial *82 to re-enable Calling Number Delivery if your number
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Speed Calling |
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Single digit
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*74 + (2-9) |
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Two digits
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*75 + (20-49) |
This feature consists of mapping a telephone number to a
single or two digit code.
You can then dial the single or two digit code and it is
interpreted as if you had just dialed the full telephone
number it is mapped to.
To map a telephone number to a single digit code:
- Dial *74 (you will hear a broken dial tone).
- Enter the single digit (2 through 9) you want to map the
telephone number to.
- Enter the telephone number you wish to map the single
digit code to.
- Note: You must enter the telephone exactly as you would
normally dial the telephone number, 1 + area code may
required.
- You will hear a confirmation tone and after a moment of
silence you will hear dial tone again.
To map a
telephone number to a two digit code:
- Dial *75 (you will hear a broken dial tone).
- Enter the two digits (20 through 49) you want to map the
telephone number to.
- Enter the telephone number you wish to map the two digit
code to.
- Note: You must enter the telephone exactly as you would
normally dial the telephone number, 1 + area code may
required.
- You will hear a confirmation tone and after a moment of
silence you will hear dial tone again.
To use a Speed Dialing code, Dial the single or two digit
code followed by the # key or wait four seconds after
dialing the code and the telephone number it is mapped to
will be dialed.
Interactions with other features:
- You may dial a speed calling code after flash hooking to
get three way calling.
- After *72, *90 and *92 to set up call forwarding to the
speed code mapping.
- During screen list editing of selective call forwarding.
- After *67 to withhold caller ID when using a speed code
mapping.
- After the cancel call waiting access code.
- After dialing 101XXXX to specify a long distance carrier.
Speed calling codes may map to:
- Numbers in any format (such as 1+10 Digits, 0+10 Digits,
10D, 1+7 Digits, 0+7 Digits, 7 Digits)
- Any access codes (such as *72)
- 101XXXX plus any of the above.
Speed calling codes may not map to combinations of access
codes followed by numbers such as mapping a code to *72 1+10
Digits to enable call forwarding to a particular number.
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Reminder Calls |
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This feature allows the you to be called by our system at a
configured time of day and to hear an announcement when you
answer. Reminder calls are made within 1 minute of the
configured time. If the reminder isn't answered, the system
will retry later. Individual reminders are made once in the
24 hours after the reminder was configured.
Reminder
Calls are configured by using the following codes:
Enable an individual reminder *310
Disable all individual reminders *311
Disable one individual reminder *312
Check individual reminders *313
Enable a regular reminder *314
Disable all regular reminders *315
Disable one regular reminder *316
Check regular reminders *317
To enable a repeating reminder call:
- Dial *314
- An announcement prompts you to dial the desired reminder
time followed by *
- An announcement prompts you to the dial the repeat option
code (see below) followed by #
Repeat options are every Monday (1), every Tuesday (2),
every Wednesday (3), every Thursday (4), every Friday (5),
every Saturday(6), every Sunday (7),
every weekday (8) and every day (9).
- An announcement confirms the reminder is set, and gives
you the option to cancel.
To enable an individual reminder call:
- Dial *310
- An announcement prompts you to dial the desired reminder
time followed by #
- An announcement confirms the reminder is set, and gives
you the option to cancel.
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