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Meridian M2008 User manual

Voicemail
Logging in:
Logging in:
Lift handset
Press message key (if calling in from off-campus, dial
905-525-9140 x22993)
You will hear a prompt asking you to enter your mailbox
number
Enter your extension number, then press #
You will hear a prompt asking you to enter your password
Enter your password (initially set as 1 followed by the
ext. #), then press #
NOTE: on your first login you will be prompted to change
your password – you must complete this step to access
your messages. Your password must be between 6 and 16
digits.
You are now logged in to voicemail
Changing your password:
Log in to voicemail
Press 8 then 4
You will be prompted to enter your new password
Enter your new password (between 6-16 digits), then
press #
You will be prompted to enter your new password again
Re-enter your new password, then press #
You will be prompted to enter your old password to confirm
change
Enter your old password, then press #
Your password has been changed
Recording your personal verification:
Your personal verification is used on an outgoing message to
identify who the message is from.
Log in to voicemail
Press 8 then 9
You will hear a prompt telling you that there is no personal
verification
Press 5 to record your name only
When finished recording press #
To listen to your name press 2
Repeat steps until satisfied with recording
Your personal verification is now recorded
Recording Greetings:
NOTE: Please refer to Terms and Conditions of Telephone
Use for important information regarding greetings.
Log in to voicemail
Press 8 then 2
You will be prompted to choose 2 for internal greetings,
1 for external greetings
Internal (the greeting that on-campus callers hear when they
call you):
Press 2
Press 5 to start recording
When finished recording press #
To listen to your internal greeting press 2
Press 76 to delete recording
Repeat steps until satisfied with recording
 Your internal greeting is now recorded
External (the greeting that off-campus callers hear when they
call you):
Press 1
Press 5 to start recording
When finished recording press #
To listen to your external greeting press 2
Press 76 to delete recording
Repeat steps until satisfied with recording
Your external greeting is now recorded
Playing Messages:
Log in to voicemail
If you have messages the mailbox summary will play,
telling you how many messages you have and if any of
them are urgent
To play a message press 2
To skip backward through the message press 1
To skip forward through the message press 3
To pause press #
To listen again press 2
To delete a message press 7 then 6 while playing the
message or at the end of the message (before you start
playing the next message)
To forward a message press 7 then 3 while playing the
message or at the end of the message
Dial the extension that you are forwarding the message to,
then press #
Dial 7 then 9 to send the message
To skip to the next message press 6
To return to the previous message press 4
Express Messaging:
This enables you to leave a voicemail message in another
mailbox without first ringing the extension.
Lift handset
Dial 22995
You will hear a prompt announcing express messaging and
asking to which mailbox.
Enter the mailbox that you want to leave a message in,
then press #
You will hear their personal or system verification
At the tone record your message
If you wish to tag your message press # at the end of the
recording and then 7, 0
You will be prompted with message options
For urgent delivery, press 1
For standard delivery, press 2
For private delivery, press 4
For an acknowledgement, press 5
You will hear a prompt that your message has been tagged
When finished, hang up
QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE
M2008 • M3902 • I2002 • Voicemail
This reference guide will help you
to remember the sequence of commands for features on
of your Meridian M2008, M3902 and I2002 telephone
as well as your voicemail.
Keep it with your telephone quick reference.
STUDENT ENQUIRY LINE x26664
Or email [email protected]
M2008
M3902
UNIVERSITY TECHNOLOGY SERVICES
ENTERPRISE NETWORKS-TELECOMMUNICATIONS
I2002
Extension #: this is the extension number of
your telephone.
Conference: this allows you to set up a
conference call.
To set up a conference call
Lift handset and dial first party
Once connected, press conference and
dial 2nd party
Once connected, press conference and
all three will be on the line
Repeat for each additional party(up to 6
total, maximum 2 off campus)
Emergency Calling Button: This button has been
programmed to offer you an auto dial button to
Security Services.
To reach security services
With the handset on or off hook, press
the Emergency button to reach Security
Services
Message: this button is used to access
voicemail
To access voicemail
Lift the handset or press the extension
key to listen handsfree.
Press the message button
Follow the voicemail instructions
Hold: This button is used to put an active call
on hold
To place a call on hold
During an active call press Hold to
place call on hold
An arrow will flash beside the extension
number to indicate that you have a
caller on hold
To return to the call, press the
extension button
Volume: This button is located below the
number pad on the telephone. This allows you
to adjust the ringing and speaking volume.
To adjust ringer volume press toggle to
the left or right during a ring.
To adjust the listening volume, press
toggle to left or right while on a call
RLS/ Goodbye: This is a release button which
disconnects the call when completed.
To disconnect an active call press Rls
or Goodbye.
Speed Call: This button allows you to assign a
speed call two digit code to frequently dialed
telephone numbers.
To program a speed call button
Leave handset on hook and press
speed call
Dial two digit code
Enter the telephone number to be
stored
Press speed call again
Telephone Features
Feature M2008 M3902 I2002
Extension Number 
Conference Calling 
Emergency Calling Button 
Message 
Hold 
Volume 
Rls/Goodbye 
Speed Call 
Forward 
Handsfree/Mute 
To make a call using a speed call button
Lift handset
Press speed call
Dial two digit code
Forward: this allows you to forward your
extension to another extension number or voice
mail.
To forward your phone to another extension or
voicemail
Leave handset on the hook and press
forward
Dial the extension number you wish to
forward to
Press forward again
A black arrow will appear beside the
forward key to indicate that you are in
forward mode.
You cannot forward your extension
to your cell phone or an off campus
number.
To remove forwarding from your phone
Leave handset on the hook and press
forward once
The black arrow beside the forward key
will disappear
Mute: Mute allows you to mute conversation
from your caller.
To mute your conversation from your caller
While on an active call, press the Mute
button
The LED indicator will flash to let you
know the caller cannot hear you. Note:
you will still be able to hear the caller
You can then have a private
conversation with someone in the
room.
Press the Mute button again to restore
call.
Handsfree: Handsfree allows you to obtain a
dial tone and place a call without
lifting the handset.
Leave handset on the hook
Press extension key and dial number
To cancel handsfree, lift the handset.
Making Local Calls: within the local calling area
Dial 9 then the 10 digit local phone
number
Making Long Distance Calls using Your
Selectcom Long Distance Authorization Code
Within North American calling area
Lift handset; dial 116, your personal
confidential authorization code, then
81.
Then proceed to dial with 1 plus the
area code and phone number.
Overseas
Lift handset, dial 116, your personal
confidential authorization code, then
81.
Dial 011, country code, area code and
telephone number.
Using Bell Calling Cards or Call me card
Dial “0” and advise attendant of your
requirements.
Toll Free Calls
Dial 9, then 1-800(or 888, 877, 866)-
xxx-xxxx

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