Yealink T54W SIP Phone User Manual

: June 16, 2024
: Yealink

Yealink T54W SIP Phone

Product Information

Yealink T54W SIP Phone

Specifications

Phone Model: Yealink T54W
Phone Type: SIP Phone
Voicemail: Yes

Installing Your Yealink T54W Phone
To install your Yealink T54W phone, follow these steps:

Locate the back of the phone.
Connect your headset to the “HEADSET” port.
Connect the phone to your network by plugging an Ethernet cable into the “INTERNET” port.
If your PC is connecting through your phone, plug it into the “PC” port.
Plug your handset into the “HANDSET” port.
If your network does not provide Power Over Ethernet (P.O.E.), use the separate power supply that comes with your phone and connect it to the “DC5V” port.
If desired, use the USB port for optional USB devices.

Product Usage Instruction

Getting to Know Your Yealink Phone
The Yealink T54W phone is equipped with various keys and features. Please refer to the Quick Reference Guide for a detailed explanation of each key and feature. The guide also provides information on screens and icons displayed on the phone.

Placing and Answering Calls
The Yealink T54W phone supports extension, external, and intercom calls. To place or answer a call, follow these steps:

To make an extension call, enter the extension number using the keypad and press the “Call” key.
To make an external call, dial the phone number using the keypad and press the “Call” key.
To answer a call, press the “Answer” key.

Hunt Groups
The Yealink T54W phone allows you to log in or out of hunt groups. For more information on how to use hunt groups, please refer to the programming menus and features section in the user manual.

Navigating a Connected Call
During a connected call, you can perform various actions such as transferring the call, transferring to voicemail, initiating a conference, and parking the call. Please refer to the user manual for detailed instructions on how to navigate a connected call.

Redial, History, and Contact Lists
The Yealink T54W phone provides redial, history, and contact list features for making calls. To use these features, please consult the user manual for step- by-step instructions.

Convenience Features
The Yealink T54W phone offers convenience features such as paging, call pick up, do not disturb, call forward, and hot desk. Please refer to the user manual for detailed usage instructions on these features.

Rings and Indicators
You can customize the internal and external rings on your Yealink T54W phone, adjust ring volume, and set a ring tone. The user manual provides instructions on how to perform these customization options.

Settings and Features
The Yealink T54W phone offers various settings and features that can be customized according to your preferences. For a detailed definition of each setting and feature, please refer to the user manual.

Status Indicators
The status bar and BLF (Busy Lamp Field) icons on the Yealink T54W phone provide important information about the phone’s status. Please consult the user manual to understand the meaning of these indicators.

Your Voicemail
The user manual provides comprehensive instructions on how to set up your voicemail, forward calls to voicemail, administer and record greetings, and perform common commands such as login, leaving voicemail messages, and transferring calls to voicemail. Please refer to the manual for detailed information on using the voicemail feature.

FAQ

Q: Where can I find support for my Yealink T54W phone?
A: You can connect with us at www.northland.net/support or dial 4357 (HELP) or 315-671-6262 to speak to a Northland Representative.

INSTALLING YOUR YEALINK T54W PHONE

BACK OF THE PHONE

KEY:

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR YEALINK T54W SIP PHONE

NO.	ITEM	DESCRIPTION
1	PHONE SCREEN	Backlight display that enables you to view menus, features

and information.
2| POWER LED INDICATOR| Indicates call status, message status and phone’s system status.
3| LINE / FEATURE KEYS| Access your phone lines and features.
4| SOFTKEYS| Accesses the feature/function that appears on the display above them. Softkeys change based on the state of the phone: idle, on a call, in a menu, etc.
5| KEYPAD| Allows you to enter numbers, letter and characters. Use to select numbered menu items.

6

| HEADSET KEY| Toggles the headset on/off. LED indicator glows green when headset is in use.
MESSAGE KEY| Access your voicemail.
HOLD KEY| Places a call on an exclusive hold. Resumes a held call.
REDIAL KEY| Displays a list of recently called numbers and allows you to redial from the list.
FORWARD/TRANSFER KEY| When the phone is idle, forwards calls to another number.

When on an active call, transfer the call to another number (Internal or External).

7| SPEAKER KEY| Toggles the speaker on/off. The LED indicator glows green when the speaker is on.
8| VOLUME KEY| Adjusts the volume of the handset, headset, and speaker.

9

| NAVIGATION KEYS| + Scroll through the information or options displayed on the screen.

+ Access History and Directory.

OK KEY| Confirms actions or answers incoming calls.
X – CANCEL KEY| Cancel actions exit menus or reject incoming calls.
10| SPEAKER| Provides hands-free audio input/output.
11| REVERSIBLE TAB| Reverses to secure the handset in the cradle when the phone is mounted vertically.
12| HOOKSWITCH| Connects or disconnects the phone from the line. It is automatically activated when the handset is lifted or replaced.

POWER LED INDICATOR
The power LED indicator (above the display on the right hand side) provides call, message and the phone’s status.

Solid red
Fast-flashing red
Slow-flashing red
Solid red for .5 seconds and off for .3 seconds
The phone is initializing.
The phone is ringing.
There are new voicemail messages.
The phone entered power-saver mode.

LINE KEY LED
The Line Key LED (on the display where you see your Subscriber telephone number) indicators

Solid green
Fast-flashing green
Slow-flashing green
Off
The phone is in use.
The phone is ringing.
There is a call on hold.
The line is idle.

SCREEN + ICONS

The user screens and icon indicators help you navigate and understand the information on the phone’s status.

IDLE SCREEN
The Idle screen is made up of the status bar, line and feature keys, and softkeys.

No.	Name	Description
1	Status Bar	Displays the phone’s default subscriber account and phone

status icons.
2| Line Keys| Used to make and receive telephone calls.
3| Intercom Key| Opens the speaker of another extension to speak handsfree.
4| Line/Feature Keys| Blank keys that can be programmed as additional lines and features.
5| Softkey Labels| Commands that are activated by pressing the keys below them. These commands change based on the phone’s state. ie: on a call.
6| More Key| Scrolls to two additional pages of line/feature keys. Press the key to advance to the next screen. (3 pages total/23 additional feature keys)
7| Call Park Keys| Used to place a call on a system hold.

To access the Menu Screen, press the Menu Softkey.

To access an item on the menu screen, scroll to the item and press the ENTER Softkey or the OK Key.

No.	Application	Description
1	Status	Provides the MAC, IP Address and firmware of the telephone.
2	Directory	Displays Network Contacts.
3	History	Displays recent call lists: All Calls, Placed Calls, Missed Calls

PLACING + ANSWERING CALLS

PLACE A CALL

Internal: Enter the EXTENSION number.
External: Enter 1 and the 10-digit number.
Lift the Handset or press the Call Softkey. Or press the Speaker Key.

ANSWER A CALL

Phone rings, indicator flashes, and available commands appear on the display.
Lift the Handset or press the SPEAKER Key or press the ANSWER Softkey.
TO QUIET A RINGING CALL: Press the SILENCE Softkey.
TO SEND RINGING CALL TO VOICEMAIL: Press the REJECT Softkey.
TO FORWARD TO ANOTHER SUBSCRIBER: Press the FORWARD Softkey, enter the extension number, and press FORWARD again.

PLACE AN INTERCOM CALL: Automatically bypasses ringing and opens the speaker of the party you are calling.

Press the INTERCOM Key.
Enter an intercom (extension) number.
Lift the Handset or press the CALL Softkey.
The party will hear a warning tone and their speaker is open for you to speak or announce.
For privacy, their microphone is automatically muted (they must unmute to speak).
If the called party is on another call, their phone will ring.

MANAGE MULTIPLE CALLS:

PLACE A SECOND CALL: Press the Line Key, the first call automatically holds and you hear a dial tone, and enter a number.
ANSWER A SECOND CALL: Hear the Call Waiting Tone, the caller ID of the second call scrolls across the display (see below).
Press the LINE Key of the ringing call or Press the ANSWER Softkey. (First call automatically holds). You are connected to second call.
Press the REJECT Softkey to send the second call to voicemail.
Press the END CALL Softkey to end the first call and answer the second call.
Press the TRANSFER Softkey to transfer the first caller to another number and then press ANSWER to answer the second call.

Once you place the first call on hold and answer the second call, the Softkeys will change to allow you to toggle between calls.

Press the SWAP Softkey to toggle between calls.

HUNT GROUPS LOG IN/OUT

When you are a member of a group (Hunt group or iACD), your account phone is programmed to ring when a choice is made from an automated attendant or when the hunt group number is dialed. You may be required to log in to the hunt group to receive calls. Your telephone will be programmed with a Hunt Group or ACD Key. You will also see Softkeys related to group functionality.

Press the ACD / HUNT GROUP Key. This will show you the groups you are a member of and whether you are logged in or out of the group. (See below).
Press the MY STATE Softkey to change your state if you use “States” or reason codes. (See the iACD Agent User Manual for more information).
Press the MORE Softkey to see additional Softkey commands, such as MENU and HISTORY.

ACD/HUNT GROUP SCREEN

Scroll to the applicable group and press the LOGIN Softkey to log in. When you are logged in to a group, the Softkey will read LOGOUT.
Your current “State” is displayed at the top.
Press the MY STATE Softkey if you use “States” or reason codes to change your state as part of an ACD Group. (see the ACD Agent User Manual for more information).
Press the MORE Softkey to see the following additional group options. DETAIL: Displays call average wait time, number of callers waiting, how many members are logged in and your log in status. (See below). MEMBER: Displays the members of the group and their login status.
(See below).

NAVIGATING A CONNECTED CALL

SPEAKER: Press to make or answer any call without lifting the Handset.

TO SWITCH TO SPEAKER FROM HEADSET/HANDSET: Press the SPEAKER Key, and replace the handset in the cradle.
TO RESUME PRIVACY: Lift the Handset or Press the HEADSET Key.
TO END SPEAKERPHONE CALL: Press the END CALL Softkey.

MUTE:
Turn off your Microphone (Speaker, Handset + Headset) to allow you to speak privately. The caller cannot over-hear office/background noise or conversations.

TO USE: Press the MUTE Key. A mute symbol appears on the display, speak privately.
TO RESUME CONVERSATION: Press the MUTE Key again.

HOLD:
This is an exclusive hold to your telephone. No one else can retrieve it. Refer to Call Park for how to perform a system hold.

TO HOLD A CALL: Press the HOLD Softkey or the HOLD Key on the phone.
TO RETURN TO CALLER: Press the LINE Key or Press the RESUME Softkey or Press the HOLD Key again.

IN CALL SCREEN

TRANSFER
TRANSFER allows you to connect your call to someone else (with call online)

Announced: Press either the TRANSFER Softkey or Press the TRANSFER Key on the phone.
- The current call is automatically placed on hold.
- Enter the Number you are transferring to and press the CALL Softkey.
- OR Press a Busy Lamp Field (Enhanced Monitor Extension) Key. Wait for the person to answer and announce the call.
COMPLETE TRANSFER: Press the TRANSFER Softkey, call is connected, and hang up.
TO RETURN TO HELD CALL: Press the CANCEL Softkey and then press the RESUME Softkey.
Blind Transfer: Press the TRANSFER Softkey or press the TRANSFER key on the phone.
- The current call is automatically placed on hold.
- Enter the Number and press the B TRANSFER Softkey.
- OR Press a Busy Lamp Field (Enhanced Monitor Extension) Key and press the TRANSFER Softkey immediately.

NOTES:
To program a Busy Lamp Field (Enhanced Monitor Extension) Key, see the CommPortal User Manual.

A Busy Lamp Field (Enhanced Monitor Extension) can be programmed to perform either an announced transfer to the extension or a blind transfer to the extension. This must be programmed by a Northland administrator. Please consult your System Administrator.

TRANSFER TO VOICEMAIL:
Sends a caller directly to voicemail without ringing the phone.

Press the TRANSFER Softkey or press the TRANSFER key on the phone.
The current call is automatically placed on hold.
Dial *99 and enter the EXTENSION Number.
Press the B TRANSFER Softkey.

ADHOC CONFERENCE
CONFERENCE allows you to do a multi-call conference (with call online)

Press the CONFERENCE Softkey. The first call automatically holds, listen for the dial tone.
Enter the second number (internal or external) and press the CALL Softkey.
IMPORTANT: Wait for an answer and announce the conference.
Press the CONFERENCE Softkey again, all parties are connected.

ADDITIONAL CONFERENCE TOOLS

Press the CONFERENCE Softkey to add additional parties.(Maximum of four).
Press the HOLD Softkey to place all parties on hold.
Press the MANAGE Softkey for more management tools. (see screenshot below).
Press the MORE Softkey for additional commands.

On the MORE Screen:

To speak privately to one party, press the SPLIT Softkey.
This places all parties on hold. Highlight the party you wish to speak privately with and press the RESUME Softkey.

CONFERENCE MANAGEMENT
When you press the MANAGE Softkey, the CONFERENCE MANAGE Screen is displayed.

Scroll to the party you want to manage.

Press the FAR MUTE Softkey to mute the highlighted party.
Press the REMOVE Softkey to disconnect the highlighted party.
Press the FAR HOLD Softkey to place the highlighted party on hold.
Press the BACK Softkey to return to the previous screen.

CALL PARK
CALL PARK allows you to place a call on hold in the system and assign it to a Call Park Slot also referred to as an Orbit Code. The call can be retrieved from any telephone in the system by pressing the associated Call Park Slot Key.

TO PARK: With the caller online, press an available Park Key, Park Key will flash red, advise the person of the Call Park Number.
TO RETRIEVE: Lift the Handset, and press the Applicable Park Key. You are now connected to the call.
TO RETRIEVE ON SPEAKER: Press the Applicable Park Key.

NOTE:
If a parked call is not retrieved within a preprogrammed number of seconds, the call will “Call back” to the phone it was parked from.

HISTORY LISTS + CONTACTS LISTS

HISTORY:
Displays a list of the last calls PLACED, MISSED AND RECEIVED. You can use these lists to make calls or view caller information.

TO USE: Press the MENU Softkey. Scroll to the HISTORY Icon and press the ENTER Softkey or the OK Key. The display shows all recent calls. The default list displayed is ALL Calls. Use the NAVIGATION Keys to scroll through the individual logs.
TO CALL: Scroll the number you wish to call and press the CALL Softkey.
TO SEE CALL DETAILS: Press the OPTION Softkey and then select DETAIL.
TO ADD TO YOUR CONTACTS: Press the OPTION Softkey and select ADD TO CONTACTS. Update any information and press the SAVE Softkey.

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CONTACTS LISTS

NETWORK CONTACTS: The Network Contacts are located within the CONTACTS Softkey. They are divided into three groups. CONTACTS: All contacts are programmed into your phone book by a system administrator or by you either in CommPortal, through the Contacts Softkey or by saving from Call History Lists. These will be imported to your other Subscriber applications such as CommPortal and MaX UC during the nightly reboot.
EXTENSIONS: All extensions in your business group.
MLHGS (MULTI-LINE HUNT GROUPS): If you are a member of an MLHG, information for the groups you are a member of will appear in this Contact list.
NOTE: The above Contacts can also be accessed through the DIRECTORY. The DIRECTORY is located on the MENU Screen.

Press the CONTACTS Softkey to view Network Contacts.

Press the BACK Softkey to return to the previous screen.
Press the UPDATE Softkey to update contacts that were edited in CommPortal.
Press the SEARCH Softkey to search for a contact.
Press the ENTER Softkey to view the highlighted Contacts List.
TO PROGRAM: Press the CONTACTS Softkey.
- Scroll to and select the list you want to add the contact to.
- Press the OPTION Softkey.
- Scroll to and select ADD.
- Enter the contact’s information. You can program multiple numbers in one entry.
- When complete, press the SAVE Softkey.
TO SEARCH: Press the CONTACTS Softkey.
- Tap SEARCH on the Contacts list you.
- Begin spelling the name. Use the 0 as a space key. (As you enter letters, the system presents possible matches).
- Highlight the name and press the CALL Softkey.
TO EDIT OR DELETE A CONTACT: Press the CONTACTS Softkey.
- Scroll the CONTACTS list the contact is in.
- Press the SEARCH Softkey.
- Begin spelling the name. Use the 0 as a space key. (as you enter letters, the system presents possible matches).
- Highlight the name and press the OPTION Softkey.
- Scroll to and select the action you want to complete.
- Complete the action and Press the SAVE Softkey when applicable.

NOTE: You can also add and edit contacts from the CommPortal User Interface.

CONVENIENCE FEATURES

PAGING:
Accesses telephone speakers to make an announcement

TO USE: Lift the Handset, press the PAGE Key, wait for the tone, make an announcement, press the END CALL Softkey, and hang up.

GROUP PICK UP:
Allows you to pick up another phone you hear ringing in your group (you must be programmed in a group by a System Administrator).

TO USE: Hear another phone ringing in your pre-programmed group.
- Press the PICK UP Key or dial *11 to connect a call.

DIRECTED PICK UP:
Allows you to pick up a “specific” extension when you hear ringing.

TO USE: Hear another phone ringing that is not in your preprogrammed group.
- Press the DIRECTED PICK-UP Key or dial *12.
- Enter the EXTENSION number you wish to pick up.

NOTE:
You can program features such as Pick up on available keys. See the CommPortal User Manual.

DO NOT DISTURB (DND):
Stops all tones and ringing to your phone and sends all calls to voicemail.

TO USE: Press the DND Softkey. A DND icon appears in the Status bar.
TO EXIT: Press the DND Softkey.

CALL FORWARD:
Forwards your phone to ring at a different number.

TO USE: Press the CALL FORWARD Key.
- Use the Navigation Keys to select the forwarding option.
- ALWAYS FORWARD: Forwards all calls immediately. The phone that is forwarded will not ring.
- FORWARD ON BUSY: When all extensions are in use, incoming calls will be forwarded to the extension entered.
- FORWARD NO ANSWER: Calls will be forwarded after a predetermined number of rings when they are unanswered.
- Enter the number to forward to.
- When all information is complete press the SAVE Softkey.
- A Call Forward icon appears in the Status bar.

NOTE:
Call Forward status is indicated across all MaX UC applications and CommPortal and can be updated from any application.

HOT DESK:
Allows you to log in/out of other telephones within your business group.

Scroll to the third Line/Feature Screen.
Press the LOG OUT Key.
Press the OK Softkey to confirm. The phone will reboot and the current subscriber will be logged out.
When the phone completes the reboot, you will see a LOGIN Softkey.
Press the LOGIN Softkey and enter your 10-digit Subscriber number and your EAS Password.
When the phone comes back up, you will be logged in.
- Use the LOGOUT key to log out of the phone.

NOTES:
You can be logged in to multiple devices or applications. When you log in to a new device or application, you remain logged in to any other devices until you log out.

RINGS + INDICATORS

RINGS
Your telephone rings differently for different types of calls.

EXTERNAL: Two short rings repeated (a new external call or a transferred external call).
INTERNAL: Single ring repeated.

ADJUST RING VOLUME

You can adjust the volume while the phone is ringing or idle.
Leave the handset in place
Press the PLUS/MINUS VOLUME CONTROL Key to adjust the ring volume when your phone is idle.

RING TONES

You can select from several preprogrammed ringtones so that your phone rings differently than someone who sits near you.
Ring Tones can be programmed through the CommPortal User Interface.
Refer to the CommPortal User Manual at www.northland.net.

BASIC SETTINGS + FEATURES

The BASIC SETTINGS Icon on the MENU Screen consists of four areas of information: Status, Features, Basic Settings and Advanced Settings (see below). Most of these settings are self-explanatory. Settings covered in this guide are indicated with an *.

For more information on other settings, please refer to the Yealink User Guide at https://support.yealink.com.

Basic Settings

Language and Input| Sets the default Language.
Time & Date| Change the date and time format.
Display| Settings for Backlight, wallpaper, and screen saver.
*Sound| Settings for a ring tone, key tone, touch-tone, etc.
Change PIN| Changes the existing PIN.
Phone Lock| Sets a pin to use to lock/unlock the phone.
Bluetooth| Toggles Bluetooth on/off and adds devices.
Reboot| Performs a complete reboot. Restart the device. Your system administrator may ask you to do this.
Update Configuration| When requested by a System Admin, this will apply changes to system settings without restarting the device.

STATUS INDICATORS

STATUS BAR ICONS
The icons in the Status Bar help you easily get the current phone status, such as call and message status.

BUSY LAMP FIELD KEYS
If you have keys on your Yealink Phone that are programmed as Busy Lamp Fields (BLF) for other users, the following indicators appear to indicate the user’s status. If you have an Expansion Module, see the Expansion Module Quick

Reference Guide at www.northland.net/support. To program Busy Lamp Field Keys (also known as Enhanced Monitor Extension) refer to the CommPortal User Manual.

YOUR VOICEMAIL

VOICEMAIL:
The voicemail system is voice-prompted with easy-to-follow instructions and commands

FIRST TIME VOICEMAIL SET UP

Dial *99.
Enter your 10-digit subscriber number and press #.
Enter the EAS PIN that you were given by your System Administrator.
Follow the audio instructions to create a password, record your name + record your personal greeting.

NOTE:
The above steps can also be completed in CommPortal. This is an important part of identifying you in the system.

There are multiple greeting types available for you to choose from:

PERSONAL GREETING: Plays to everyone who calls you.
EXTENDED ABSENCE: Plays when you will be away from your office or phone for meetings/vacation, etc.
- You can turn off message acceptance when using the extended absence greeting.
- The system will remind you the extended absence greeting is playing.
SYSTEM GENERATED: A synthesized greeting that’s set up to include your phone number or recorded name.
BUSY: Plays when you have active calls on all available lines.
OUT OF HOURS: Can be set to play outside of your normal business hours, weekends, and holidays.
FORWARDED TO VM: Plays when you have your phone set to forward to voicemail.

NOTES: Through the Self-Service CommPortal, you can:

Use a wizard to set up your voicemail for the first time.
Record and change greetings.
Choose your voicemail to email options.
Change your login for voicemail so you’re not required to enter your mailbox and pin each time you press the VM Softkey
Change other voicemail and telephone settings

Please see the Self-Service CommPortal User Manual in Northland University for full details.

ADDITIONAL NOTES:

Deleted messages are archived for 14 days and then they are permanently deleted.
Mailbox storage is 100 minutes including archived messages.
Maximum Message length is 4 minutes.

LOG IN TO VOICEMAIL FROM ANY TELEPHONE
Log in to voicemail from any account phone or external phone to listen to messages, work with personal greeting,s and other voicemail settings.

LOG IN FROM YOUR OWN PHONE (VISUAL VOICEMAIL):

Press the VOICEMAIL (Envelope) Key.
Messages are displayed on the screen.
Press the BACK Softkey to return to the IDLE Screen.
Press the CALL Softkey to call the party.
Press the OPTION Softkey to see additional message options.(See below).
Press the PLAY Softkey to listen to the message.

MESSAGE OPTIONS

Select DETAIL to see the date, time and duration of the message and view other options such as CALL and DELETE Softkeys.
Scroll to and select MARK AS NEW to keep the message as new after you have listened to it.
If you have not listened to the message this option will read MARK AS READ.
Scroll to and select FORWARD AS VOICEMAIL to forward the message to another subscriber in your business group.

OPTIONS WHILE PLAYING A MESSAGE

Press the PLAY Softkey to listen to the message. During playback, this Softkey will read PAUSE.
Press the CALL Softkey to call the party.
Press the NEXT Softkey to go to the next message.
Press the STOP Softkey to stop the message and return the MESSAGE Screen.

NOTE:
Only onscreen options can be used when listening to your messages through the display.

To access more options you must log in using one of the methods below. See for additional voicemail options.

LOG IN FROM ANY EXTERNAL TELEPHONE:

Dial: 315-671-0031
Enter your 10-digit telephone number and press the # key
Enter your pin and press the # key.
Press 1 to listen to your messages.

LOG IN FROM ANY PHONE IN YOUR BUSINESS GROUP:

Dial: *99
Enter your 10 digit telephone number and press the # key
Enter your pin and press the # key.
Press 1 to listen to your messages.

YOUR VOICEMAIL

COMMON VOICEMAIL COMMANDS

Main Menu

1 Listen to messages
2 Send a message to another user
3 Work with personal greetings
4 Mailbox settings
5 Work with Reminder Messages
6 Access deleted messages
7 Switch Account (log into another account)
0 Access Help
- Exit Voicemail or return to previous menu

NOTES:

Star (*) will always back you up to the previous menu
Pound (#) will bypass a user’s personal greeting

Listening to Messages

1 Repeat
2 Save
3 Erase
4 Reply
5 Send a copy
6 Increases the message volume
7 Slows the message playback down
8 Pause / Resume
9 Speeds the message playback up
Next Message
11 Previous Message
77 Skip backward 5 seconds
99 Skip forward 5 seconds

ADDITIONAL VOICEMAIL SETTINGS
There are additional voicemail settings available in the main menu. Some settings are only available when you log in through a telephone. See for how to log in from any telephone. See the CommPortal User Guide for settings that are available through CommPortal.

WORK WITH GREETING SETTINGS
From the Main Menu, press 3 to work with Greetings. The following greeting settings are available.

Press 1 to work with the personal greeting
Press 2 to work with the extended absence greeting
Press 3 to choose a system-generated greeting or to work with your recorded name
Press 5 to work with the greeting that plays when your phone is busy
Press 6 to work with your out-of-hours greeting (this allows you to set a schedule for a greeting that plays outside of your normal business hours). See also the CommPortal User Guide.
Press 9 to work with the greeting callers hear when your phone is set to forward all calls to voicemail

WORK WITH TIMESAVER AND CONVENIENCE SETTINGS
From the Main Menu, press 4 to work with Settings. The following settings are available.

Press 1 to work with group lists – add/edit/delete group lists.
Press 2 to work with timesaver settings – turn autoplay on/off, work with Urgent Message settings, and change your message header and body settings.
Press 3 to work with Security – change the pin, set fast login, or set skip pin.
Press 5 to work with Notifications – message waiting indicator, email notifications, and phone notifications.
Press 6 for Additional Settings – Check the Operator number or turn Marketing broadcasts on/off.
Press 0 to hear helpful hints.

TRANSFER TO VOICEMAIL: Sends a caller directly to voicemail without ringing the phone.