This online user guide will walk you through the basics of your Digital Home Phone service.
Making a call from your Digital Home Phone service is the same as placing a call from a traditional phone line. Simply pick up your handset and dial the telephone number you want to call. Your call will now be connected.
Receiving a call to your Digital Home Phone service is the same as receiving a call from a traditional phone line. When a call comes in to your telephone number, all handsets that are connected through your Digital Home Phone Adapter will ring. Simply answer one of those ringing handsets, and your call will be connected.
There are two ways to access your voicemail:
The following features are available with your Digital Home Phone service.
Please note: Not all features are available in all areas.
Caller ID Block
Press *31 to activate
Press #31 to deactivate
CallerID Block – per call
Press *67 plus the destination number to activate
Caller ID Un-block – per call
Press *82 plus the destination number to activate
Anonymous Call Rejection
Press *77 to activate
Press *87 to deactivate
Dynamic Black List (add last caller to black list)
Press *60 to activate
Press *80 to deactivate
Do Not Disturb
Press *96 to activate
Press *97 to deactivate
Press #96 for details
Call Forwarding All
Press *72 plus the destination number to activate
Press *73 to deactivate
Press #72 for details
Call Forwarding All to Voicemail
Press *21 to activate
Press *22 to deactivate
Press #21 for details
Call Forwarding All & Voicemail Deactivation
Press *83 to deactivate
Access Voicemail
Press *98 to activate
Your Digital Home Phone will not work - not even for 911 - in the event of a power outage unless you you have a battery backup. Please see our page about battery back-ups for more details about this important component of digital service or contact us to order a battery backup unit.
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