Voice Services - Analog Caller
ID Telephone
It is necessary to
have a telephone that has display capability in order to take
advantage of the
Caller ID Service. The existing analog telephones
on campus do not have display capability. As part of the
TSRP Project, TNS is replacing existing analog telephones with
new caller ID capable telephones.
The new telephone is the
Telematrix Spectrum Plus (see
manufacturer’s specification).
Feature Overview:
- Displays date, time, name & number of
caller (when provided)
- 4-Step display brightness/contrast
adjustment
- One Touch voice mail retrieval key
- Flashing message waiting indicator
- Call Log (100 Maximum Records)
- Speakerphone
- 11 programmable speed dial keys
- 8-Step Volume Bar for controlling
Speaker/Handset/Headset volume
- Headset Feature with modular and 2.5mm
headset connectivity ports (see
manufacturer's list)
- Separate Headset ON/OFF line activation
key (with LED indicator)
- Freedom to switch between headset and
handset operation
- Mute key disables the
speaker/headset/handset microphone
- Flash Key
- Last Number Redial
- Hold Key with LED indicator
- Modem Port on the phone base
- Powered by telephone line - no AC adapter
required
- Disconnect Key
Availability:
TNS will begin deploying the new telephones on a scheduled basis. The
process of replacing existing analog phones is expected to take 6 to 12
months beginning in early December 2005. We will be contacting
individuals by e-mail to notify you of the date you are scheduled to have
your telephone changed out.
At the time of installation
of new phones in your location (to be scheduled), customers will have a
one-time opportunity to trade-in their existing University-furnished analog
telephone for a new analog Caller ID telephone at no cost. See the
TNS Pricing web page
for details on new purchases outside the TSRP Project.
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