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These keys provide single touch access to the most commonly used features of the system:
for voice mails
disconnects microphone for secrecy
for any of the last 5 numbers
key for single touch line access
key for hands-free operation
to allow enquiry and transfer
Each function key has a red and a green lamp. Green is associated with this system phone. Red is associated with other users of the system. Fast flashing denotes ringing, slow flashing is for a held or parked call and continuously 'on' means an active call.
On any available line -
To redial the last number dialled from the extension -
To redial one of the last 5 numbers dialled -
From the Common Address Book -
From the Personal Address Book -
Note: Your Personal Address Book entries are accessible only from your extension.
When your phone is ringing
While on a call and receiving alert tones
To place a call on hold -
To retrieve a held call -
Unannounced transfer -
Transfer to Mailbox -
Announced transfer -
To page a system phone -
To page all free system phones and PA port -
To page the PA port -
To answer a page -
To pick up a call ringing another extension -
To pick up the longest ringing incoming call -
To pick off a call already answered by another extension (e.g. an answering machine) -
When you know the extension that parked it
When you know the line the call was parked on
A conference call is a three party call between either:
Place first two calls on hold -
Follow the voice prompts to retrieve, play, record greeting and busy messages or delete voice messages etc.
Note: when you have new messages the lamp will flash and the display will show number of new messages.
Voice mail can be checked, messages changed and call diversion settings altered, provided the extension PIN code has been altered from default and provided the welcome message can be accessed.
Note: your PIN code is a 4-digit number that may be required to access your voice mail.
The default PIN code at your own extension is 1111.
To forward all calls to another extension -
To clear this diversion -
For other divert options, use the same sequence as above but with the following codes –
To an extension extension no.
To voice mail
To an external no extension no.
To cancel
To an extension extension no.
To voice mail
To an external no extension no.
To cancel
To an extension extension no.
To voice mail
To cancel
Note: The line access digit is automatically inserted.
To show your number when you make external calls
To not show your number when you make external calls
Tip: You can program via an Advantage system that's connected to your LAN by entering the IP address in your browser, default 192.168.0.100/EircomAdvantage, then enter your extension name and password PIN Code, default 1111
Feature | Code |
To Access a Line | 9 |
Line Access Group | *91 to *98 |
Redial | *5 |
Dial Entries in - | |
Personal Addr Book | *800 to *849 |
Common Addr Book | *4000 to *4199 |
Park Call | *74 |
Retrieve Parked Call | *75(Extn No) |
Retrieve Parked Line Call | *9*(Line No) |
Universal Pick-up | *719 |
Directed Pick-up | *71(Extn No) |
Directed Pick-off | *71(Extn No) |
Conference | *73 |
Call-Back (on busy) | 5 |
Directed Page | *77(Extn No) |
Page PA Port | *77# |
Universal Page | *77* |
Answer a Universal Page | *76* |
Call an Extension Group | (Group No) |
Opt out of group | #62*Group No# |
Re-enter group | *62*Group No# |
Door Opening Code | *78 |
Access Voicemail | *99 |
Break-out of Voicemail | *(Extn No) |
Skip to end of message | 0 |
Connect to Mailbox - | |
to the welcome message | #99 (Extn No.) |
without welcome message | #98 (Extn No.) |
on ringback or busy tone | #99 |
Programming Options | Code |
Divert All Calls - | |
to an Extension | *21*(Extn No)# |
to Voicemail | *21**99# |
to External Number | *210*(Tel No)# |
Clear Divert all Calls | #21# |
Divert on No Answer - | |
to an Extension | *61* (Extn No)# |
to Voicemail | *61**99# |
to External Number | *610*(Tel No)# |
Clear Divert No Answer | #61# |
Divert on Busy - | |
to an Extension | *67*(Extn No)# |
to Voicemail | *67**99# |
Clear Divert on Busy | #67# |
Do Not Disturb (DND) | *62# |
Clear DND | #62# |
CLI Restriction | *30# |
CLI Presentation | *31# |
Change PIN Code | *70*oldPIN* newPIN*newPIN# |
Activate Roaming PIN | *68 (User ID) (Roaming PIN) |
Deactivate Roaming PIN | #68# |
Personal Address Book | |
Program Entries | **(Index Code)*(Tel No)# |
Clear entry in Personal Address Book | #(Index Code)# |
Manual Day/Night Switch | *07*(ring mode)# |
Here you can download full pdf version of manual, it may contain additional safety instructions, warranty information, FCC rules, etc.
Download Eircom advantage D4 - Standard System Phone Quick Reference Guide
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