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If you have Caller ID, Anonymous Call Rejection/Anonymous Call Block allows you to reject calls from people who have blocked the display of their telephone numbers and caller information.

To Activate Anonymous Call Rejection/Anonymous Call Block
1. Lift the handset and listen for a dial tone.
2. Press 7 7 (Rotary dial 1.1.7.7).
3. A recording or confirmation tone will tell you that your
Anonymous Call Rejection/Anonymous Call Block is on.

To Cancel Anonymous Call Rejection/Anonymous Call Block
1. Lift the handset and listen for a dial tone.
2. Press 87 (Rotary dial 1.1.8.7)
3. A recording or confirmation tone will tell you that your
Anonymous Call Rejection/Anonymous Call Block is off

Caller ID is a feature that allows you to know who is calling you before answering the phone. Normally, the number of the caller is displayed on the phone. If you have a contact entry for the caller in your contact list, their name appears. But that’s the name you have entered in your phone. You can see the name of the person as registered with his service provider, by subscribing to a flavor of the caller ID service called caller ID with name.

With traditional phone systems, you very often miss important calls because you are already on a conversation on the phone. Any person calling you while your line is engaged hits against an annoying beep asking them to hang down. With call waiting, you no longer miss important calls. If you are al­ready on the phone and another person calls you, hear a special beep notifying you of this, and you can choose between putting that call on hold, taking it immediately and putting the first call on hold, or sending the second call to voicemail.

HOW DO I USE IT?
1. Dial *70 to De-Activate your Call Waiting Feature option on your Digital Phone.

With 3-Way Calling, you can get a taste of phone conferencing: you can speak to two other persons at the same time, making a three-person conversa­tion. If you have to discuss about something among friends, or with your mom and brother at the same time, 3-way calling is very helpful.

Camp-On allows you to complete a transfer to a busy extension. The call is put on hold until the extension can receive a call; then it rings  automatically. While the call is on hold, the caller (inside or outside) hears special ring back. A Call Waiting tone sounds at the busy extension to indicate that a call is waiting. If you do not answer the call within the programmed Camp-On return interval (30-300 sec­onds), the call returns to the originator. The origina­tor hears a priority ring (one ring and two beeps) to indicate a returning Camp-On call.

Unfortunately, we all receive those annoying “Name and Number Blocked” or “Anonymous” phone calls – a favorite of telemarketers and prank calling kids. Fortunately, IMC’s Anonymous Call Re­jection feature lets you reject calls from callers who have blocked the display of their phone number. Only deliberate anonymous numbers are rejected, unknown numbers will still ring. Callers that are rejected are informed that you are not accepting calls from unidentified callers. Your phone does not ring and you do not receive any indication that they called.

Speed dialing allows you to dial your most fre­quent contacts by pressing only one or two digits. For example, you can set your phone such that it dials your mum when you press 1, and your boss when you press 0, and so on. With speed dialing, you no longer need to remember long 11-digit num­bers and make mistakes while dialing them.

Call trace is the ability to mark an incoming call as offensive, an emergency or requiring tracing or follow-up, such as a bomb threat, an obscene caller, or a caller who is having a medical emergency.

Voicemail is a voice message that a caller leaves when the person called is absent or is taken up with another conversation. The voicemail feature acts in a way similar to the old answering machine, but with the main difference that instead of the voice mes­sage being stored on your answering machine, it is stored on the service provider’s server, in a space reserved for the user called a mailbox. It is not very different from email, save that the messages are voices instead of text.

Call forwarding allows you to forward incoming calls from your phone to any other phone or to voice mail. You can thus be sure not to miss any call while you are away from home or office. What does forwarding a call mean? It simply means that when your phone rings at home, and you are not there, the call is transferred to another phone (depending on what you have set before leaving).

1. Lift the receiver and dial *72.
2. Listen for a second dial tone and then dial then dial the number to which you want your calls  forwarded. Two short tones will indicate success.
3. When the other telephone is answered, Call Forwarding is in effect. Stay on the line for five seconds. If the line is busy or there is no answer, hang up and immediately repeat the first three steps. Call Forwarding will be established automatically with you hear two short tones plus a dial tone. No answer is required to activate Call Forwarding on the second attempt.
4. To cancel Call Forwarding, dial *73 and listen for two short tones and a dial tone.
5. Selective Call Forwarding: Dial *64 and follows the recorded instructions.

Voicemail is a voice message that a caller leaves when the person called is absent or is taken up with another conversation. The voicemail feature acts in a way similar to the old answering machine, but with the main difference that instead of the voice message being stored on your answering machine, it is stored on the service provider’s server, in a space reserved for the user called a mailbox. It is not very different from email, save that the messages are voices instead of text.

Contact Lists allow you to customize your Caller ID so that the name displayed for a contact is the one that you want to see. You are already enjoying this feature with your mobile phone.

You can view all your incoming, outgoing, and missed calls for your Inter Mountain Phone ac­count. How does it help? You learn that a week ago you missed an important call. You have cleared your Caller ID from your phone. How do you track down that number? Check your Call Logs! All your calls incoming, outgoing, and missed are all available by date and time. To obtain a copy of your Incoming Call Logs, please call (local) 606.478.2500 – (long distance) 1.888.921.2525 and request a copy to be sent to your email address.

Wherever you go, you can have your calls follow you! Find Me allows incoming calls to “find you” at multiple phone numbers, one after another. If you don’t pick up at one number, the call will move on to the next, until either you pick up or the call ter­minates.

*69 Automatic Callback
*89 Cancel Automatic Callback
*66 Automatic Recall
*86 Cancel Automatic Recall
*72 Call Forward Activate Code
*73 Call Forward Deactivate Code
*62 Call Forward Busy Activate Code
*63 Call Forward Busy Deactivate Code
*52 Call Forward No Answer Activate Code
*53 Call Forward No Answer Deactivate Code
*82 Call Forward Don’t Answer After Call Waiting
*83 Cancel Call Forward Don’t Answer After Call Waiting
*70 Cancel Call Waiting
*57 Customer Originated Trace
*82 Directory Number Privacy (all calls)
*67 Directory Number Privacy (per call)
*64 Selective Call Acceptance
*63 Selective Call Forwarding
*60 Selective Distinctive Alert
*75 Speed Calling 30
*74 Speed Calling
*94 Toll Restriction with PIN
*77 Unidentified Call Rejection
*87 Cancel Unidentified Call Rejection