local telecom call / fax diversion how to

local telecom call / fax diversion how to

I just copy and paste from local telecom user guide

so the steps are

1/ before I cut the wire,

dial 181 161 the number to divert to, or foward to , telecom call it divert

2/  dial 161 to activate

3/ dial 160 to cancel

4/ you must be at the premise to do that

5/ if not, you have to use remote divert, that mean you pay more

6/ I diverted serval numbers, I can;t seem to hear the confirmation tone as in the telecom guide.

7/ for the first phone number, a fax machine (not a tradional phone), ricoh MFC (hasn't got a handset), I paunched the sequence, it actually worked, it bit tricky to test, as incoming phone calls still showing up on the dash board (?). eventually I connected a traditional phone set to that line, yes, it was correctly diverted

8/ after diversion, you can still make out-going phone calls, but the dial-tone changed to one-long and one-short

Setting up Call Diversion

To programme each number you want your calls diverted

to:

•

Lift the handset and wait for the dial tone

•

Dial 181, followed by a code number between 161

and 169

•

Dial the number to which calls are to be diverted,

including area code if the number is outside your local

calling area (eg. 181 - 163 - 04 - 801 9000), then

press the # key

•

Wait for the confirmation tone (Dial Tone)

•

Hang up

(The code number is now registered against the number

to be diverted to. We recommend you keep a record of

these for future reference.)

Activating a Diversion

(from your own phone)

•

Lift the handset and wait for the dial tone

•

Dial the appropriate code (i.e. 161, 162 etc) for the

number you wish to divert to

•

Wait for confirmation tone

•

To confirm the correct diversion has been made wait

a little longer and a call will automatically go through

to the selected diversion number

•

Hang up

Cancelling Call Diversion

• Lift the handset and wait for confirmation tone

•

Dial 160

•

Wait for confirmation tone

•

Hang up

You can still make outgoing calls from your phone when

Call Divert is in use, but the dial tone is different (longshort-

long). This reminds you that incoming calls are still

being diverted.

Using Remote Divert • Lift the handset