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Deactivating Call Waiting

If you have an important call and do not want to be distracted by someone

else trying to call you, you can temporarily deactivate Call Waiting.

To temporarily deactivate Call Waiting before making a call:

1. Pick up your phone and dial

. You will hear two short beeps

followed by the dial tone, indicating that Call Waiting has been

temporarily deactivated.

2. Make your call. Call Waiting will be reactivated automatically when

you end the current call.

To temporarily deactivate Call Waiting during a call:

1.   Briey press the hang-up (or LINK/FLASH) button and then 

dial

. Remember that pressing the hang-up (or LINK/FLASH) 

button while there is a call waiting will result in the current caller

being put on hold, allowing you to speak to the new caller.

2. Wait for the two brief beeps, indicating that Call Waiting has

been temporarily deactivated. Your current conversation will

automatically resume. Call Waiting will be reactivated automatically

once you end the current call.

Helpful Hint:

 •  You cannot deactivate the service WHILE there is a call waiting.

Call Waiting with a Building Access System or Enterphone

Some apartment buildings and condominiums have an internal phone system 

to allow residents to unlock the building door for visitors. To answer a visitor

calling from the lobby while you’re on an outside call:

1.   After hearing the special “lobby” call waiting tone, press 

answer the visitor call.*

2. To end the lobby call and return to your original call, press the

“FLASH/HOOK” key on your phone.

  *If pressing the 

key does not switch the call to the lobby, press

the “FLASH/HOOK” key instead.

Distinctive Ring

Distinctive Ring lets you add up to two additional phone numbers to your

service and each of the numbers are assigned a distinctive ring. These

unique rings allow different members of your household to answer the 

phone only when they hear their distinctive ring, or allow you to assign

one of the distinctive rings to your fax machine. The Distinctive Ring

feature can be used to share a single phone line with a fax machine.

Please consult your fax machine owner’s manual to program it to answer

Distinctive Ring phone calls.

For more information about using the Distinctive Ring feature with a fax

machine, please refer to page 24 of this user guide.

Note: Distinctive Ring does not allow multiple, simultaneous incoming or

outgoing calls. It is still one physical line.

Helpful Hints:

•   By default, you will hear a different ring when receiving a Long 

Distance call. This is a free service provided by Rogers and works in

conjunction with Distinctive Ring.

•  You can deactivate/reactivate the Long Distance ring by dialing 

Speed Call

Speed Call allows you to dene unique two-digit Speed Call codes for up 

to 30 frequently used phone numbers in your speed dial list. You can then 

quickly dial a number in the list by entering its associated code.

To set up your Speed Call list:

1. Pick up your phone and dial

. Listen for the dial tone.

2.   Enter the two-digit code that you want to assign to the phone 

number (you can enter any number between 20 and 49).

3.   Enter the full phone number that you want to associate with the 

new two-digit code.

4.   Press 

and wait until you hear three beeps followed by a dial tone.

This sequence indicates that you have successfully programmed a 

Speed Call number. 

5.   Repeat steps 2-4 for each number that you want to program.

6.   Once you have nished entering the codes, simply hang up 

your phone.

To make calls using Speed Call:

1. Pick up your phone and wait for a dial tone.

2.   Dial one of your programmed two-digit codes.

3. Press

. The phone number associated with the code will be dialed

for you automatically.

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