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Polycom 501/601 Series Quick Function Guide

View the Quick Function Guide for the Polycom 501/601 Series for business customers.
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Our EPB Hosted UC product requires an Internet connection. If you are unable to get an Internet connection, you will be unable to use your EPB Hosted UC.

Note: if you are not using a WiFi connection to connect to EPB Hosted UC, then you can use your cellular data. All data charges associated with the usage of EPB Hosted UC may apply.

Each message can be up to three minutes long.

EPB Hosted Phone service requires the use of telephones provided as part of your EPB Hosted Phone service agreement. We offer a variety of handsets and options designed to fit the needs of your business. In addition, mobile phones and smartphones from any service provider can be used to access many of the Hosted Phone features and services when you are away from the office.

Press the Park 1 or Park 2 keys while you are speaking with the original call to place it on hold.

Yes. Our SIP Trunks offer an affordable solution that lets you make phone calls over a dedicated fiber connection instead of a traditional phone line. To learn more schedule your free business technology assessment by calling 423-648-1500.

Short codes are short numeric speed dial codes that can be set up within your business phone system so that you can quickly make interoffice calls without dialing a whole phone number or extension. You may also establish customized short codes for frequently dialed numbers outside your business (for instance, you may set up a short code to call another office location, a vendor or a customer).

E911 (Enhanced 911) is support for wireless phone users who dial 911, the standard number for requesting help in an emergency. Since wireless users are often mobile, it’s necessary to inform the responder of the 911 caller’s location. E911 support is mandated for traditional mobile phone service by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC).

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