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For faculty and staff at IUPUI, what telephone service feature packages are available, and what are their costs?

At IUPUI, a variety of telephone feature packages are available to faculty and staff members. In the table below, select the appropriate link for details regarding each individual feature.

Note: The funding model for telecommunication and network charges at IUB and IUPUI has changed as of July 1, 2011. Many phone features are included in a basic bundle at no charge; those listed as a la carte will continue to be billed at the same rate. For more information about the changes, see About changes in funding for telecommunication and network services at IUB and IUPUI.

Additional rate information is available at Rates for Direct-Bill Services FY 2011-12.

Feature package Monthly cost Features
POTS Service (F0) Included in basic bundle
Basic Feature Package (F1) All included in basic bundle All of the features in POTS Service plus the following:
Basic Plus Package (F2) Included in basic bundle All of the features in the Basic Feature package plus the following:
Optional features Busy Lamp Field available a la carte at $1/month; all others in basic bundle
Included in basic bundle
Included in basic bundle
Included in basic bundle

Following are detailed descriptions of all features available:

Feature Description
Digitone Dialing Allows touch tone dialing
Call Transfer Allows you to transfer an incoming call to another line
Three-Way Calling Allows you to host a three-party conference call
Consultation Hold Allows you to place one call on hold while speaking with someone else
Call Pickup Allows you to answer an incoming call from another phone within the same call pickup group
Ring Again Rings your line when a busy phone line becomes free, and allows you to automatically redial the number
Call Hold Allows you to place your current call on hold while you answer another ringing phone, make another outgoing call, or retrieve a call waiting call; for use on single line sets only
Call Forward All Calls Allows you to temporarily redirect all incoming calls to another telephone; overrides Call Forward Busy and Call Forward Don't Answer features while activated. Choose Call Forwarding Universal (allows forwarding to any number) or Call Forwarding Intragroup (allows forwarding to campus numbers only).
Call Forward Busy Allows call forwarding to a preselected number when your line is busy
Call Forward Don't Answer Allows call forwarding to a preselected number after your line rings three times
Speed Call Short Allows you to program a list of ten frequently called numbers and dial these using an access code or a key plus one digit
Last Number Redial Allows you to dial ## to redial the last number dialed from any line on a set
Voice Mail (VMX) Allows you to have your calls deposited in the voice mail system, via Call Forward Busy, Call Forward Don't Answer, and Call Forward All Calls
Message Waiting (MWS) Indicates when you have a voice mail message in your voice mail box with a stutter dial tone or a light, and allows you to respond. Also allows you to activate the Message Waiting lamp on another phone line; if the recipient responds, your phone is automatically dialed.
Make Set Busy Allows you to turn off ringing for all lines on your set; requires a special button
Busy Lamp Field Allows you to monitor a line for use; requires a special button
Automatic Dial Allows you to program a button to automatically dial another number
Call Waiting Basic Plays a tone on the line to notify you that another call is trying to reach you; allows you to answer the second call or let it go unanswered. If you choose to answer, you can toggle between the two calls using the Call Hold feature.
Intercom Creates a direct intercom path between two business sets; requires a special button on each set
Key Short Hunt Allows incoming calls to hunt through the keys on a business set to find an available number when the numbers assigned to these keys are primary on that set
Dial Call Waiting Allows a station to send a Call Waiting tone against a phone by dialing a feature access code prior to dialing the on-campus five-digit number
Directed Call Pickup Allows you to answer a specific ringing telephone whether or not it is in your Call Pickup Group by dialing the access code plus the station number
Directed Call Park Allows you to park a call against any campus telephone number and retrieve it from any location by dialing an access code and the telephone number the call is parked against
Call Park Allows you to park a call against your number and retrieve that call from another telephone line
Speed Call Long Allows you to control thirty Speed Call numbers within your group
Speed Call User Allows you to share a list of thirty Speed Call numbers with your group; requires one member of the group to have Speed Call Long to program the list
Group Intercom Allows you to place and receive calls between group members using a one-, two-, or three-digit code. The group of phones is identified and each is assigned a Group Intercom (GIC) number. Each phone may then be dialed using its GIC number. This feature requires a special button on a multi-line telephone.
Six-Party Conference Allows you to host up to a six-party conference call
Message Waiting Light With the Message Waiting feature, indicates a waiting message by a light rather than a stutter dial tone. Extra feature on single line phone; default on business sets.
Caller ID Allows you to see incoming call information such as telephone number and name

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Last modified on June 30, 2011.

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