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Alternative Setup Options Add-Ons for Ooma Telo
Connecting your phone jacks
You can link the Ooma Telo to all the phone
jacks in your home, allowing you to connect
phones in multiple rooms.
Note: This advanced set up requires you to disconnect the
telephone company from your home phone wiring before
plugging it into your Ooma Telo.
To learn more, visit: www.ooma.com/homedistribution
Connecting fax machines and
other devices
A standard phone splitter can be used to connect
more than one device to the PHONE port.
Devices such as fax machines, digital video recorders (DVR)
or set-top boxes (STB) use a phone line to make data calls. To
complete these types of calls, you must dial
*
9 9
prior to the
destination phone number. A successful data transfer mainly
depends on the speed and quality of your Internet connection.
To learn more, visit: www.ooma.com/fax
Basic Operation
Making and receiving calls
To place a call, pick up a phone connected to your
Ooma Telo and dial a phone number.
To answer a call, pick up the phone when it rings
as you normally would.
Call-waiting
Switch to a second incoming call by pressing the
Flash key on your telephone handset. The current
call will automatically be put on hold. To switch
back, press the Flash key again.
Blocking caller-ID
Disable your caller-ID on outgoing calls by dialing
*
6 7
before you dial out. To disable caller-ID for
all calls, visit: my.ooma.com/privacy
911 emergency calling
In case of an emergency, dial
9 1
1
to reach
rst responders. For your safety, always keep your
address up-to-date at: my.ooma.com/address
International and other calling services
A calling plan or prepaid balance is required to call
outside the country. Visit my.ooma.com/prepaid
to get started. Then dial
0 1
1
followed by the
country code and phone number. Your remaining
time will be announced before the call completes.
Note: A prepaid balance is required for 411 calls.
Ooma Usage Guide
Identifying callers
Don’t recognize the number? Enhanced Caller-ID will
look up the caller’s name from a national database so
you’ll have more than just the number to go by.
Monitoring your calls
Listen in as your callers leave their voicemail. The
message will be played through the speaker in your
Telo. Only answer the phone if you decide you want to
take the call.
Setting up 911 notications
Gain some peace of mind by setting up your Ooma
system to send email or text message alerts whenever
someone dials 911 from home. To set this up, go to:
my.ooma.com/911
Using Ooma on your smartphone
Use your Apple or Android smartphone to make
phone calls over any Wi-Fi or 3G/4G data connection
with the Ooma Mobile app. To get started, go to:
my.ooma.com/mobile
Turning off the ringer
Need some peace and quiet? Just press and hold the
>> button or dial
*
7 8
on your phone and all your
calls will roll straight to voicemail. To deactivate Do
Not Disturb, press and hold >> again or dial
*
7 9
.
And much, much more
Explore all the features and benets of Ooma Premier:
my.ooma.com/premier
The Ooma Telo is exible enough to work in almost any home network and with a variety of devices. Review
the following options to see if any of them apply to your situation.
Ooma Premier™
Your Ooma Telo comes with a free trial of Ooma
Premier, a bundle of over 25 premium calling features.
Check out some of our most popular features below!
Making two calls at once
Press the Flash key on your handset, and you’ll get a
new Ooma dialtone.
Forwarding your voicemail
Forward your voicemail to email so you can listen to
messages from your smartphone or computer. To set
this up, go to: my.ooma.com/voicemail
Staying connected on the go
Afraid to miss a call? Set up your Ooma Telo to
forward calls to your cell phone. Choose to forward all
calls, only when your Internet is down, or to ring your
home phone and cell phone at the same time. Set this
up any time at: my.ooma.com/calling
Blocking telemarketers
Personal and community blacklists have been
designed to help you lter out telemarketers and other
unwanted callers. To start blocking callers, visit:
my.ooma.com/blacklists
Choosing a virtual number
Select a number from almost any calling area for a
home ofce or to make it easy for friends and family in
another state to reach you. Get started at:
my.ooma.com/numbers
Voicemail
Setting up
Pick up your phone and press the
key on the
Ooma Telo. The system will walk you through setting
up your PIN and recording a personal greeting.
Playing messages at home
When you have new messages, the
key will blink.
Press the
key to listen to your voicemail through
the speaker. You can also listen to messages through
your phone. Simply dial your own phone number and
follow the voice prompts.
Checking voicemail remotely
There are three ways to check voicemail remotely:
1
Phone: Dial your Ooma number. When the call rolls
to voicemail, press the
*
key and enter your PIN.
2
Online: Listen to and manage your voicemail on the
web at: my.ooma.com/inbox
3
Email: Forward your voicemail as an MP3 le to
your email or mobile phone (requires Ooma Premier).
Set up forwarding at: my.ooma.com/voicemail
Changing voicemail settings
Pick up the phone connected to your Ooma Telo and
press the key.
From the main menu, select option 2: “Change your
settings,” then follow the instructions.
Troubleshooting
logo is blinking red
A blinking red logo indicates that your Ooma Telo is
not operational. It is normal for the logo to blink red
for a couple of minutes during boot up. Otherwise,
check the following to make sure everything is set
up correctly:
• Verify that you have activated your device as
described in Step 1. If you plugged in your device
before going through the activation process, try
rebooting it now.
• Check that your network cables are plugged
in securely. Verify that the INTERNET port is
connected to your router (or modem). The LED at
the bottom right of the connector will be lit green if
the cable is connected properly.
• Check that your Internet connection is working.
Try connecting a computer to the HOME port and
browse to my.ooma.com. You should see the
login screen for My Ooma. If not, troubleshoot your
Internet connection.
• Try rebooting your Telo, modem, and router by
pulling out the power and plugging them back in.
logo does not light up
Check that the AC adapter is plugged in and power
is being supplied to the device.
You don’t hear the Ooma dialtone
If the Ooma logo is blue but you don’t hear a dialtone,
check that your phone is correctly plugged into the
PHONE port.
Incoming calls do not ring your home phone
When Do Not Disturb is turned on, the Ooma logo
will light up purple and all incoming calls will go
directly to voicemail without ringing your phones. To
turn off the feature, press and hold the >> button or
dial
*
7 9
from your phone.
You are unable to hear your messages
Check that the speaker hasn’t been turned off.
Increase the volume level by pressing
. The
device will say what volume it has been set to.
Voice constantly breaks up
Voice quality is dependent on the speed and quality
of your Internet connection.
For best results, Ooma recommends that you
hardwire your Telo between the modem and
router as shown in Alternative Setup Option
A. This conguration allows phone calls to be
intelligently prioritized over other network trafc.
You can optimize how Ooma allocates bandwidth
by connecting a computer to the HOME port,
browsing to setup.ooma.com, then clicking on the
Advanced tab.
Install Telo between modem and router
Installing the Telo between your modem and router will result in the best voice quality. This setup allows Ooma to
prioritize your phone calls over other network trafc. Don’t worry, this won’t slow down your Internet connection.
1 Locate the Ethernet cable that connects your
modem to your router. Unplug the modem
end of the cable and plug it into the HOME
port of the Telo.
2 Use the included Ethernet cable and connect the
INTERNET port of the Telo to your modem.
3 Reboot your modem and router.
Option A
Install Telo between modem and PC
If you only have one computer and it is connected directly to your modem, follow these instructions:
1 Locate the Ethernet cable that connects your
modem to your computer. Unplug the modem
end of the cable and plug it into the HOME
port of the Telo.
2 Use the included Ethernet cable and connect the
INTERNET port of the Telo to your modem.
3 Reboot your modem and computer.
Option B
To learn more about these accessories for the Ooma Telo, visit: my.ooma.com/products
Ooma HD2 Handset
Unlock the full power of your Ooma Telo. The
HD2 Handset lets you enjoy:
• Two-inch color screen with picture caller-ID
and Facebook prole pictures
• Unmatched clarity and lifelike sound quality
of Ooma PureVoice™ HD
• Convenient access to voicemail, the Instant
Second Line, and other enhanced features,
right in your hand
Ooma Linx
Need to connect a fax machine or a second
phone? The Linx allows you to:
• Wirelessly and securely extend the Ooma
service to additional phones and devices
anywhere in your home
• Congure it for use with your primary
number or as a dedicated second line
• Connect fax machines and other devices
via pass-through mode
ModemRouter
Ooma Telo
HOME INTERNET
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 turn toggle Do Not Disturb.
Rewind Key
During voicemail playback, press to replay the
current message.
During voicemail playback, press twice to skip to
the previous message.
Press to adjust brightness of the system status lights.
Delete Key
During voicemail playback, press to delete current
message.
Volume Adjustment Key
Press to adjust the volume level.
Page Key
(on rear of Telo)
Press to locate your Ooma handsets.
Press-and-hold for three seconds to register a
new cordless Ooma device such as a handset.
Quick Reference
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Answering Machine, Ooma PureVoice and all other Ooma company, product and service names and slogans are trademarks of Ooma, Inc. All other product, service or brand names are the property of their respective owners.
Solid Blue System Status
Indicates your Ooma service is working.
You will hear the Ooma dialtone and all
services are operational.
Solid Purple System Status
Indicates your Ooma service is working
and Do Not Disturb is enabled. All
incoming calls will be directed to
voicemail.
Blinking Red System Status
Indicates your Ooma service is not
working. All services are unavailable.
You will not hear any dialtone and will
not be able to make or receive calls.
Blinking Purple System Status
Indicates your Ooma Telo is
downloading a software upgrade.
Do not unplug your Ooma Telo
when it is in this state.
White System Status
Indicates your Ooma Telo is not
powered on.
Fast Forward
Delete Rewind Play
System Status
Volume
Adjustment
USB
POWER
HOME
INTERNET
PHONE
Page
Key
With built-in Bluetooth, also enjoy integration
between your home and mobile phone:
• Link your mobile phone to your Telo so
incoming cellular calls will ring through
to your home phones
• Leave your cell phone in the charger
without worrying about missing a call
• Enjoy the comfort and convenience of
talking on your home phone
• Pairs with up to seven Bluetooth devices
Connect your Ooma Telo wirelessly to your
home Wi-Fi network:
• Plug the adapter into the USB port
to connect to any Wi-Fi network
• Install your Ooma Telo in a central
location in your home
• Convenient access to voicemail and
other advanced features
• Supports 802.11b/g/n
Ooma Wireless + Bluetooth Adapter