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209 - dialing this extension tests [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual-tone_multi-frequency_signaling DTMF], or tone dialing. | 209 - dialing this extension tests [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual-tone_multi-frequency_signaling DTMF], or tone dialing. | ||
::At the beep, dial four digits. The system will read those four digits back to you. Dialing 9999 will take caller to Administration Lines caller main menu. | ::To test DTMF: Dial 209. At the beep, dial four digits. The system will read those four digits back to you. Dialing 9999 will take caller to Administration Lines caller main menu. | ||
411 - dialing this extension gets our phone system's directory, which isn't really set up / functional. | 411 - dialing this extension gets our phone system's directory, which isn't really set up / functional. | ||
Latest revision as of 05:11, 9 May 2025
Special Dialing Codes
**#3 (During a call) - Records a call
*10 plus ringing extension - Picks up another ringing extension from your phone.
*11 plus ringing extension - Picks up another ringing extension from your phone.
*22 plus extension - when transferring a call to that extension, the call goes straight to voicemail.
209 - dialing this extension tests DTMF, or tone dialing.
- To test DTMF: Dial 209. At the beep, dial four digits. The system will read those four digits back to you. Dialing 9999 will take caller to Administration Lines caller main menu.
411 - dialing this extension gets our phone system's directory, which isn't really set up / functional.
501 - Simple Conference Room
502 - Prompt for Meet Me Conference Rooms
700 - this number is used for call parking.
899 - dialing this extension gets the voicemail system.
See also
- Dialing Rules - How to dial external numbers