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RingMaster® Service |
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Know who’s calling with a distinctive ring tone
• Designate a unique ring tone for incoming calls
Main number — one long ring
1st RingMaster number — two short rings
2nd RingMaster number — short-long-short ring
• Your AT&T representative assigns up to two RingMaster numbers for every
one of your main numbers
• Ability to separate business calls from personal calls
• RingMaster telephone numbers share one line, but it’s easy to tell which number
is ringing by a special ring pattern
Hints:
- If you subscribe to Call Waiting, you will hear the same difference in call waiting tones.
- Wait until you hear a complete ring pattern before you answer.
- One subscription to Call Forwarding serves both your main and RingMaster telephone numbers —
either forward all numbers to the same telephone number (available in certain areas) or forward the main
number only (your RingMaster numbers ring through as usual).
- Distinctive ringing is heard only at your end — the ring sounds normal to your caller.
- Distinctive ringing is not heard on forwarded calls.
- Directory listings are provided free of charge for your main and RingMaster numbers.
- To report a problem, give AT&T repair service the main telephone number no matter which number
is having trouble.
- Turn any special features on and off in the usual way.
- Although you have more than one telephone number, you still have only one line and one conversation.
- If you have AT&T Voice Mail, the main number and RingMaster numbers share a messaging
mailbox. If you add the Submailbox feature, the caller can leave messages for individuals.
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Call Block |
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*60 to avoid unwanted calls from nagging or harassing callers
• Block calls from up to six specific numbers
• When blocked callers try to connect, your phone won’t ring
• Caller hears message notifying them that their number has been blocked
| If you want to: |
Do this: |
| Turn on Call Block |
Press * 6 0, then follow the voice instructions. (In some areas, you must then press 3 to turn your service on). |
| Add a number to Call Block list |
1. Press # 6 0, then press #.
2. Dial the number you want to add, then press #. |
| Add last number that called to your list |
Press #, then press 0 1 #. |
| Review your list |
Press 1. |
| Remove a number right after hearing it (while reviewing your list) |
Press 0 7. |
| Review instructions |
Press 0. |
| Remove a number from the list |
Press *, dial the number you want to remove, then press *. |
| Remove all the numbers from the list |
Press 0 8. |
| Remove all private numbers from the list |
Press 0 9. |
| Turn off Call Block |
Press * 8 0. (In some areas, you must press 3 to turn your service off.) |
Hints:
- Callers with numbers you’ve listed will be notified their calls have been rejected, but you won’t
even hear the phone ring when they call.
- Unknown callers and out-of-area calls can’t be added to the Call Block list.
- If a number on your Call Block list is also on your Call Selector or Preferred Call Forwarding list,
Call Block takes precedence.
- If a number on your Call Block list is not the main number for a caller’s RingMaster service, calls from
that number will not be blocked.
- Call Block will not block calls from wireless telephones, most coin telephones, or operator-assisted
calls, and may not work if the incoming call is from a telephone number in a
multi-line hunt group.
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Caller ID Deluxe |
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Know which customer or vendor is calling before picking up the phone
• Answer the calls you want, ignore the ones you don’t wish to answer
• Logs all of your incoming calls
• Added peace of mind knowing you’re not getting interrupted during
important meetings
| If you want to: |
Do this: |
| Use Caller ID |
Wait for one full ring of your incoming call — then check your Caller ID unit for name and phone number. |
Hints:
- If your Caller ID unit displays messages or symbols you don’t understand, check the owner’s
manual provided with your equipment.
- If your caller is using a privacy feature, the name and number may not be displayed.
- AT&T public or semi-public telephones display the words “pay phone”, but business-owned
pay phones may display the name of the business.
- If a telephone number is new and not yet in the AT&T database, the display shows the number
but not the name.
- If you have Call Waiting, Caller ID doesn’t display information for any calls that come through
when you’re on the phone, unless you also subscribe to Enhanced Caller ID.
- Caller ID works only for direct-dialed calls between phone lines that have the service capability
and between central offices that can transmit Caller ID information.
- The name displayed is based on the listing in the AT&T database.
Know which customer or vendor is calling before picking
up the phone.
- Answer the calls you want, ignore the ones you don’t wish to answer.
- Logs all of your incoming calls.
- Added peace of mind knowing you’re not getting interrupted during
important meetings.
Note: Caller ID — Number Delivery gives you all of the above features with the exception of
viewing the caller’s name.
Caller ID - Name and Number Delivery with Anonymous Call Rejections (ACR) (if available)
All the benefits of Caller ID, plus the ability to block unidentified callers.
| If you want to: |
Do this: |
| Avoid calls from people not identified |
Turn on Anonymous Call Rejection (ACR) by pressing * 7 7.1
ACR stays on until you turn it off. Callers hear a message telling them
to hang up, unblock delivery of their phone number and call again.
(Note: ACR only works for “private” or blocked callers, not those who
are unknown or unavailable.) |
| Turn off ACR |
Press * 8 7.1 |
Hints:
- If you turn on ACR and Call Selector and a privacy call comes in from a number that’s on your
Call Selector list, the call isn’t blocked.
- If you turn on ACR and Preferred Call Forwarding and a privacy call comes in from a number
on your list, the call is forwarded.
1 On a rotary phone, dial 1177 to turn on ACR; dial 1187 to turn off ACR.
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Enhanced Caller ID — Name and Number Delivery |
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Never miss an important call when you’re already on the phone
• Answer the calls you want, ignore the ones you don’t wish to answer
• Logs all of your incoming calls
• Added peace of mind knowing you’re not getting interrupted during
important meetings
| If you want to: |
Do this: |
| Use Enhanced Caller ID |
Wait for one full ring of your incoming call — then check your Caller ID unit for name and phone number. |
| View numbers when you're already on the phone |
Check the display unit to see the phone number and name of the waiting caller. You can either answer or ignore the call. |
| End original call and answer waiting call |
Hang up. Once the phone rings, answer to connect with the waiting caller. |
| Place original call on hold and answer waiting call |
Press your flash key or your phone's switchhook. Repeat to swap calls again. Both calls remain private. |
| Turn off Call Waiting prior to making a call (available in certain areas) |
Press * 7 01 at dial tone, then dial your call. Anyone trying to reach your business will get a busy signal. Once you hang up your original call, Call Waiting turns back on automatically. |
| Turn off Call Waiting while on a call (available in certain areas) |
Press your flash key or your phone's switchhook. At dial tone, press * 7 0.1 You'll reconnect with your original caller. |
Hints:
- If your Caller ID unit displays messages or symbols you don’t understand, check the owner’s
manual provided with your equipment.
- AT&T public or semi-public telephones display the words “pay phone”, but business-owned
pay phones may display the name of the business.
- If a telephone number is new and not yet in the AT&T database, the display shows the number
but not the name.
- Caller ID works only for direct-dialed calls between phone lines that have the service capability and
between central offices that can transmit the information.
- The name displayed is based on the listing in the telephone directory for that line.
- If your caller is using a privacy feature, the number may not be displayed.
1 On a rotary phone, dial 1170.
Enhanced Caller ID — with Anonymous Call Rejection (ACR)
All the benefits of Enhanced Caller ID, plus the ability to block unidentified callers
| If you want to: |
Do this: |
| Avoid calls from people not identified |
Turn on Anonymous Call Rejection (ACR) by pressing * 7 7.1
ACR stays on until you turn it off. Callers hear a message telling them
to hang up, unblock delivery of their phone number and call again.
(Note: ACR only works for “private” or blocked callers, not those who
are unknown or unavailable.) |
| Turn off ACR |
Press * 8 7.1 |
Hints:
- If you turn on ACR and Call Selector and a privacy call comes in from a number that’s on your
Call Selector list, the call isn’t rejected.
- If you turn on ACR and Preferred Call Forwarding and a privacy call comes in from a number
on your Preferred Call Forwarding list, the call is forwarded.
- The name displayed is based on the listing in the AT&T database.
1 On a rotary phone, dial 1177 to turn on ACR; dial 1187 to turn off ACR.
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