Cisco 7911 Quick Reference Manual

Accommodation Services

Cisco 7911 IP Phone

PIN :-

________________________

Please memorise your PIN or keep this copy

in a safe place. If another student uses your

PIN the calls will be charged to your account.

Item

Ringer/Message Waiting

1

Indicator

2

LCD Screen

3

Softkey Buttons

4

Navigation button

5

Applications menu Button

6

Keypad

7

Hold Button

8

Volume Button

9

Handset

Telephone Dialling Prefixes & External Calls:

Telephone numbers are prefixed (start with) +61 2 for international external calls to Australian land lines. A

prefix is the first 2 numbers and an extension is the last 6 numbers. All UOW student residence extensions

have the prefix 42. Eg. Extension 391234, External Number = 42 391234.

If dialing UOW's 4 digit extensions (non residence), please follow the prefix table below:

Prefix for 4-digit extensions

Extension

begins

with

3/4/5

74

78

Eg. Extension 3351, Internal Extension Number 213351, External Number = 42 213351.

ACC-CO-REF-020

This indicates an incoming call or voicemail for

The screen contains the Time, Date, Extension

number and full external dial number of the

Buttons which directly relate to the "soft"

buttons found directly above on the LCD screen

Toggle this up and down to navigate menu items

Displays the Applications menu that provides

access to a voice message system, phone

logs and directories, settings, services, and

Allows the user to dial phone numbers, enter

Allows the user to place a call on hold

Allows the user to change the ringer, speaker and

Used for two way communication for phone

Prefix

4221

9310 8 (7 replaced with 8)

4448 0 (7 replaced with 0)

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Description

the user

handset

such as Directories, etc.

help

letters and select menu items

handset volume

conversations

Extension

begins with

80 through 81

85 through 89

82 through 84

Further Information

Prefix

42 21

42 52

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