UNIVERSAL DOCKING STATION USER’S GUIDE
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wireless handset. Some cell phones require that the Voicemail number be programmed into
the f rst phonebook location for this feature to work remotely. If this feature is not supported
on your cell phone, enter your voicemail access number as a speed dial on your extension
telephone set. Dialing your own cell phone number from your cell phone is often the
Voicemail access number.
and hold down the "1" key, for at least one second, using the handset or speakerphone of any
extension set. If your phone makes short, timed touch tones, go off hook and press "1" followed
by a "#" to access your voice mail service. You will bec onnected to your voice mail service.
Follow the voice instructions as you normally would when accessing your voice mail from your
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This feature works only with cellular handsets that support voicemail access. However, going off
hook and holding down the “1” key for at least one second or pressing “1” followed by a “#” “ between the
words will turn off the message light on your extension telephone set.
One Digit Speed Dialing*
If you have a corded or cordless phone that makes long continuous touch tones, go off
hook and hold down any key “2” through “9”, for at least one second, using the handset
or speakerphone of any extension set. If your phone makes short, timed touch tones, go
off hook and press any key “2” through “9” to use the one digit speed dialing feature.
The phone number associated with that speed dial key will be dialed.
This feature works only with certain models of cellular handsets that make speed dial keys
available to connected devices.
If you are on a call with your cell phone, you can transfer the call to the Dock-N-Talk™.
Connect the cell phone to the Dock-N-Talk™ during the call and you can continue the call
on an extension set. Depending on the cell phone model, a user may need to press “# #”
on the extension set to properly route the cell phone call to that extension. You may also
*Note:
*Note:
Live Call Transfer*