Quick Reference; Status Lights - ooma Telo Quick Start Manual

Quick Reference

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POWER INTERNET Page Key
HOME PHONE
System Status
Volume
Delete Play
Rewind Fast Forward

Status Lights

Play Key Press to hear your voicemail messages.
Press again to stop playback. Key will blink when
there are new messages.
Fast Forward Key During voicemail playback, press
to skip to the next message. Press and hold to toggle
Do Not Disturb.
Rewind Key During voicemail playback, press once
to replay the current message, and twice to skip to
the previous message.
Press to adjust brightness of the status light.
Delete Key During voicemail playback, press to
delete the current message.
Volume Adjustment Key Press to adjust the
volume level.
Page Key (on rear of Base Station) Press to locate
your Ooma handsets.
Press-and-hold for three seconds to register a
new cordless Ooma device such as an HD2
Handset or Linx.
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Solid Blue System Status Indicates that your
Ooma service is working. You will hear the Ooma
dial tone and all services are operational.
Solid Purple System Status Indicates that
your Ooma service is working and Do Not Disturb
is enabled. All incoming calls will be directed
to voicemail.
Blinking Purple System Status Indicates
that your Ooma Base Station is downloading a
software upgrade. All services are unavailable.
Do not unplug your Ooma Base Station when it
is in this state.
Blinking Red System Status Indicates that your
Ooma service is not working. All services are
unavailable. You will not hear any dial tone and
will not be able to make or receive calls.
White System Status Indicates that your
Ooma Base Station is not powered on or that
brightness is turned all the way down.
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