Phone Set Instructions

There are two general types of phone sets available from Telecommunication Systems (TS): analog and digital. Digital sets are characterized by a digital display that is located in the top section of the phone set. They also tend to have more buttons that can be programmed for specific uses. Analog sets are simpler than digital sets. They have few if any programmable buttons and lack a digital display.

The tables below are a list of all phones currently in use on campus. You can click on your phone to access a user guide.

Current Phone Sets

	9611	2410	2420	2554	8101M
Type	Digital	Digital	Digital	Analog	Analog
Extensions	Multiple	Multiple	Multiple	Single	Single
Use # or * Buttons for Features			*	*	*
3-Way Calling using Flash Button					*
Message Waiting Light	*	*	*		*
Hold, Mute, and Redial Buttons	*	*	*
Transfer Button	*	*	*
Conference Call button to connect up to 6 callers	*	*	*
Caller ID Display Screen	*	*	*
Speakerphone	*	*	*
12 Programmable Feature Buttons	*	*
24 Programmable Feature Buttons			*
Call Log	*	*	*
Expansion Unit Port			*
Speed Dial	*	*	*
User Selectable Languages	*	*	*

Legacy Phone Sets (no longer available)

Digital Sets (Legacy)

	8410	8434
Extensions	Multiple	Multiple
Use Dial Pad # or * keys for Features	*	*
Message Waiting Light	*	*
Hold, Mute, and Redial Buttons	*	*
Transfer Button	*	*
Conference Call button to connect up to 6 callers	*	*
Caller ID Display Screen	*	*
Speakerphone	*	*
Programmable Feature Buttons	10	34

Analog Sets (Legacy)

	6221	8110M	K2500
Extensions	Single	Single	Single
Use Dial Pad # or * keys for Features		*	*
3-Way Calling using Flash Button	*	*	*
Message Waiting Light	*	*	*
Hold, Mute, and Redial Buttons	*	*
Speakerphone	*	*
Self-Programmable Feature Buttons	12	12	0

Further Resources

If you do not see your phone listed above, you can also take a look at these general instructions:

For help with using your phone set, contact Telecommunication Systems.

Contact the Helpdesk for additional assistance.