This manual describes the use of Xutel ExChange analog phone, including how to make internal or external calls, hold calls, transfer calls, set up conference calls, park calls, call forwarding, call pickup, do not disturb, last number redial, voice mail, selective call forwarding, call blocking, anonymous call rejection, authorization code, billing codes, call back queuing, speed dial and so on.
The Xutel ExChange Analog Phone User Manual provides step‑by‑step instructions for operating an analog telephone on the Xutel ExChange platform. It explains how to place calls, use * and # keys for features such as call forwarding, hold, transfer, conference, and voicemail, and how to integrate with the Xutel ExChange web portal.
Additional sections detail advanced functions like Do Not Disturb, selective call forwarding, call blocking, anonymous call rejection, billing codes, speed‑dial (abbreviated dial) setup, and call‑back queuing. The manual also notes that analog phones must be connected to a device that converts the analog signal, typically an ATA port.
| Maximum abbreviated dial numbers | 99 |
|---|---|
| Required connection type | ATA port |
| Analog signal conversion device | Device that converts analog signal (e.g., ATA) |
Up to 99 abbreviated dial numbers can be set on the system.
The analog phone must be connected to a device that converts the analog signal, typically an ATA port.