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Evolve IP | 989 Old Eagle School Rd. | Wayne, PA 19087 | 610.964.8000 | support@evolveip.net | www.evolveip.net
Evolved Handset Quick Reference – User
Evolve IP Handset Key:
1) Corp Directory
2) Call Log
3) Forward
4) Park/Retrieve
5) Phone Lines
6) Menu
7) Voicemail
8) Redial
9) Mute
10) Volume
11) Speaker
12) Headset
13) Hold
1) Corporate Directory
(a)
Press the “Corp Directory”
button.
(b) Use the up and down arrow
to select to search by last or
first name and hit the check
icon.
(c) Using the dial key pad, enter
the first few letters of the
name you wish to search.
(d) When finished push the down
arrow to select “Search
Directory”.
(e) If a match is found, it will
return a list of names with the
letters that you entered.
(f) Once person is selected, press
the “Dial”icon button on
your screen to make the call.
(g) If you want to see all of the
caller’s phone numbers select
the “Details” button.
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2) Call Log
(a) Place the “Call Log” button to
view all of your Missed,
Received or Placed Calls.
(b) When you have selected the
call log you wish to view, the
call information of each call
will be displayed.
(c) From this screen, select:
-Edit to amend the contact
number before dialing.
-Dial to place the call.
-More and select Info, Save,
or Clear.
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3) Forward
To enable call forwarding:
(a) Press the “Forward” soft key or press and select
Features>Forward from the Menu button.
(b) Select a Forwarding Type: Forward, No Answer or
Busy.
(c) For all types, enter a number to forward all future
calls to. For No Answer, enter the number of rings
before forwarding.
(d) Press the Enable soft key to confirm Call Forwarding.
A moving arrow icon will appear for that line.
(e) To disable call forwarding:
Perform steps A and B, but select Disable.
4) Park/Retrieve
Parking A Call
(a) When on a call, press the “More” button and select
the “Call Park” button.
(b) You will see a display that will ask you what extension
you would like to park the call on.
(c) Enter either your extension or the co-worker the call
is for extension and press the “Enter” button.
(d) You will hear a recoding that says your call has been
parked.
*After 60 seconds if the call is not retrieved, the call will ring
the original phone and open up a line to answer.
Retrieving a Call
(e) To retrieve a call, press the “Park/Retrieve” button.
(f) You will see a display on your screen that will ask you
what extension the call was parked on.
(g) Enter the extension the call was parked on and press
the “Enter” button.
(h) You will immediately be connected with the call that
was parked.
Transferring
To initiate a transfer:
When on an active call, press the “Transfer” button.
This will automatically put the calling party on hold and
open an additional line to place a call.
There are 3 types of transfer: Consulted, Blind and
Voicemail.
(a) Consulted Transfer: Allows users to consult with
the third party before completing the transfer. To
perform a consulted transfer, press the “Transfer”key
on the handset display.
Dial the extension or 10 digit number of the party to
whom you want to transfer the call. When the last digit
of the phone number is dialed the phone will
automatically dial the second caller. Once caller is
announced hit the “Transfer”key again and the
transfer is completed. To pull call back, hit the “Cancel”
button and you will immediately be connected to the
original caller.
(b)Blind Transfer: Transfers a call without
consultation.To complete the transfer without
consultation, press the “Transfer”key on handset
display and then the “Blind” key. Dial the extension or
10 digit number to whom you want to transfer the call
to. When the last digit of the phone number is dialed,
the phone will automatically dial the second caller and
the call has been transferred.
(c) Voicemail Transfer: Transfers a call straight into
voicemail.
When on a call press the “Transfer” button. Dial *55
and the extension of the party’s voicemail the caller
would like to go to followed by “#”.
This will automatically send the caller into voicemail.
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Evolved Handset Quick Reference – User
9) Mute
(a) Press the “Mute” button to mute your phone.
(b) Press the button again to take your phone off
mute.
Speed Dials
Setting up speed dials using the Contact
Directory:
(a)Press the Menu key, and then select
Features>Contact Directory.
(b)Press the “More” soft key, and then the
“Add” soft Key.
(c)Enter the first and/or last name from the
dial pad.
(d) Enter the extension or 10 digit number of
the contact.
(e)Press the “Save” soft key to confirm the
changes, then press “Menu” twice to return
to the idle screen.
To Edit:
(a)Pres the “Edit” soft key and make the
necessary changes.
(b)Press the “Save” soft key to confirm
changes.
Contacts can be easily added from the Call
Log by selecting the contact and hitting the
“Save” soft key.
To View Speed Dials:
Press the “Up”arrow key located on the right
hand side of the phone.
Setting up speed dials using star codes:
*For single digit speed dialing (8 or less speed
dials).
(a) Press *74
(b) Select a number between 2 and 9 to
configure as a speed dial key.
(c) Enter the extension or 10-digits you want
as the speed dial and then press the pound
key “#”.
(d) To dial, press the configured speed dial
digit and then press “Dial”
*For two digit speed dialing (more than 8
speed dials).
(a) Press *75
(b) Select a number between 00 and 99 to
configure as a speed dial key.
(c) Enter the extension or 10-digits you want
as the speed dial and then press the pound
key “#”.
(d) To dial, press # # and then the configured
two digit speed dial digits and then press
“Dial”.
13)Hold
(a) When on a call, put the caller on hold by pressing
the “Hold” button.
(b) By default, music will be played for the caller
when you press the hold button.
(c) To take a caller off of hold, press the line that the
caller is on or the “Resume” button.
7) Messages (Voicemail)
(a) Press the “Messages”button.
(b) You will first be asked to enter in your 6
digit pass code provided by your group
administrator.
(c) Once default pass code is entered you will
be asked to enter in a new 6 digit pass code.
This will be your permanent pass code when
checking your voicemail.
(d) Follow the prompt to set up your greetings.
*Please consult the Voicemail Quick Reference
guide for further assistance.
8) Redial
(a) The “Redial” button will call the most recently
dialed number.
5) Phone Lines
Each user receives 3 phone lines:
Answering a call;Pick up the handset. Press the
Speakerphone button or Headset (optional)
icon.
*Incoming calls may be ignored by pressing
the Reject soft key during ringing.
6) Menu
The Menu button allows you to select several
options. Some of the options include but are
not limited to;
(a) Do Not Disturb – to prevent your phone
from ringing Press the Menu button and
then select Features>Do Not Disturb. An
icon appears for all lines to confirm that
DND is enabled. To disable DND, select Do
Not Disturb again.
(b) Distinctive Ringing/Call Treatment-
You can set distinctive incoming ringing
tones for different contacts in your local
directory: Press the Menu button and then
select Features>Contact Directory. Search
for the Contact Directory. Press the Edit soft
key and scroll down to Ring Type. Using the
left and right arrows, select the desired ring
tone. Press the Save soft key to accept the
change, and then press Menu to return to
idle screen.
(c) Ring Type – You can select different rings to
match your preferences and distinguish
between calls on lines. To change the
incoming ring, Press Menu and then select
Settings>Basic>Ring Type. Scroll to
highlight the desired ring type. Press the
Play soft key to hear it. Press the Select soft
key to accept the highlighted ring type, and
then press Menu to return to the idle
screen.
12) Headset Setting
For frequent or full-time headset users, there is an
option to default all calls to the headset.
To enable Headset Memory Mode:
(a)Press the “Menu” button and select Settings
followed by Basic, Preferences, Headset, and
Headset Memory.
(b) Scroll down to Enable and press the “Select”soft
key.
*To activate Headset Memory Mode (if enabled)
Press the “Headset” button twice.
10) Volume
(a) Press the left volume button on the phone to
decrease the volume; press the right volume button
to increase the volume.
(b) This will adjust your ringer, handset, or speaker
volume depending on which state you are in.
Conferencing (3 Way Calling)
Users have the ability to conference up to 2 other
callers. To create up to a 3-way conference call:
(a)Connect to the first party.
(b) Press the “More” and then “Confrnc” soft key to
create a new call (the active call is placed on hold).
(c) Place a call to the second party.
(d)When the second party answers, press the
“Confrnc” soft key again to join all parties in the
conference.
11) Speaker