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How to Use Your VoIP Phone

Your VoIP phone works much like a regular phone.

When you receive a call from a campus phone, the caller's five-digit phone number is

displayed along with the associated name or department.

When you receive a call from an off-campus or cellular phone, the caller's ten-digit

phone number is displayed.

When you place a call to an off-campus phone number, the recipient's caller ID (if

available) will display either 309-438-4300 or 309-438-4444. These numbers do not

correspond to any campus phone. Any caller trying to dial them will receive a recording

indicating they are not in service.

You can access the campus voice mail system using your VoIP phone. Standard digital

phones and VoIP phones access the same voice mail system. To access your voice mail,

do the following:

Press the

Voice Mail button.

Follow the audible instructions to access your voice mail.

There are several ways to make a phone call with

your VoIP phone. To make a call, do the following:

•

Pick up the handset, and enter a phone

number.

•

Press the

New Call button, and enter a

phone number.

•

Press the

Speaker button, and enter a

phone number.

Tip: As you enter a phone

number, your phone suggests

numbers based on your call

history.

Tip: If you make a mistake

while entering a phone

number, press the << button

to backspace.