Voicemail - Verizon T1960 User Manual

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VOICEMAIL

Information
Voicemail is a network
service that will take voice
messages from callers
when you are not home,
when you are already on a
call and the line is busy, or
when you do not wish to
answer the telephone. This
is similar to an answering
machine. Unlike an
answering machine though,
the voicemail service will
also take messages from
callers that call when you
are using the telephone
line. This is a very useful
feature that an answering
machine cannot provide.
Most of the voicemail
system prompts are
provided audibly to guide
you through the various
options for set-up of
outgoing messages and
other options, and for the
most often used feature,
which is listening to the
saved messages.
Voicemail
The T1960 includes the following features to
help make using your network Voicemail service
easy.
•
A Voicemail indicator light on both the base
and all handsets
•
One-button access to call the Voicemail
system to check your messages
Voicemail Indicator
If you have Voicemail waiting, the T1960 will
alert you to the Voicemail by:
1. A blinking light on the base
2. Each handset display will flash the
backlighting
Voicemail System Access
Once the correct Voicemail System access
number is programmed (or use the default
access number = *98), simply press
(VOICE MAIL) to automatically call the
voicemail system.
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