cisco 7911 User Guide
Razorline
Cisco 7911
User Manual
Feature Set Cancel
Abbreviated Dial 75* + Menu 75* + Menu
Anonymous Call Rejection *77 *87
Call Forward—All Calls 72* + no. + # 73*
Call Forward—Busy 76* no. + # 77*
Call Forward—No Answer 78* + no. + # 79*
Call Forward—Out of Svc. 70* + Menu 71*
Call Forward—Selective *63 + Menu *83 + Menu
Call Return *69 N/A
Call Trace *57 N/A
Call Waiting N/A *70 + no.
Caller ID Block *67 N/A
Directed Call Pickup *12 + extension N/A
Star Code Summary
Do Not Disturb *04 *04
Group Call Pickup *06 N/A
Perm. Caller ID Block
Release
Priority Call *61 + Menu *61 + Menu
Privacy Guard *88 + Menu *88 + Menu
Redial *07 N/A
Selective Call Block *60 + Menu *60 + Menu
Speed Dial 74* + Menu 74 + Menu
Voicemail *09 N/A
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N/A *82 + no.
Configuring Cisco 7911 for Off-
Network Access
Important—Make sure you have a power brick for the telephone.
Erasing Existing Configuration:
Press the Globe Button (to the right of the toggle button)
Use the arrow keys to select Settings
Use the select soft key
Use the arrow keys to select Network Configuration
Use the select soft key
Using the keypad, dial the following keys:
**#
Make sure the lock in the upper right hand corner of the LCD
screen is open
Use arrow keys to navigate to line 29 (erase configuration)
Use the yes soft key
Use the save soft key, the phone will reboot.
Setting New Configuration:
Press the Globe Button.
Use the arrow keys to select Settings.
Use the select soft key
Use the arrow keys to select Network Configuration
Use the select soft key, using the keypad, dial the following keys:
**#
Make sure that the lock is the upper right hand corner of the LCD
screen is open.
Use the arrow keys to navigate to line 26 (Alternate TFTP)
Use the Yes soft key
DO NOT HIT SAVE AFTER THIS
Use arrow keys to navigate to line 8 (TFTP Server 1)
Use the Edit soft key
Using the keypad, dial the following keys:
204*11*8*140
Use the Validate soft key
Use the Save soft key
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Table of Contents
Connecting Your Phone 4
Buttons and Hardware 5
Adjusting the Phone 7
Placing a Call 9
Answering a Call 10
Using Call Directories 12
Using Call Forwarding 13
Do Not Disturb 14
Conference Calls 14
Hold 15
Parked Calls 15
Directed Call Pickup 16
Transfer 16
Billing Codes 17
Long Distance Codes 18
Voice Mail 18
Configuring phone for off-net use 22
Star Code Summary 23
Customer Service/Technical Support
Please call 877-733-1700 or e-mail us at support@razorline.com Customers have the ability to report trouble 24 hours a day 7 days a week.
Important Razorline Numbers and Web Addresses
New Orleans Main Number: 504-274-1700
Razorline Website: http://www.razorline.com
Web Portal Address: http://webportal.razorline.com
Web Mail Address: http://webmail.razorline.com
Technical Support Email: support@razorline.com
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Connecting Your Phone
1. Network port (10/100 SW)
2. Access port (10/100 PC)
3. Handset port
4. DC Adapter port (DC48V)
5. AC to DC power supply
6. AC power cord
Recording Your Voice Mail
Greetings
You can record a different voice mail greeting for each of
the conditions that transfers a call to your voice mailbox.
1. When your phone rings and you don’t answer it.
(No Answer Greeting)
2. When you have activated the Do Not Disturb feature
3. When you are talking on the phone (Busy Greeting)
Greeting examples:
No Answer:
You have reached the desk of (User). I am not available to
answer your call at this time….
Busy Greeting:
You have reached the desk of (User). I am currently on another call…..
Do Not Disturb Greeting:
You have reached the desk of (User). I am in the office, but
am not available to take your call…..
Also, used for, I am on vacation from Jan 1st through Jan
6th…...
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