The NodePhone Toolbox is an easy-to-use online configuration tool for your NodePhone service. It is available here: NodePhone Toolbox.
To use the NodePhone Toolbox:
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Figure 1: Selecting your NodePhone number |
Once you have selected the number, you can access your settings via the
menu at the top of the screen:
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Figure 2: The NodePhone Toolbox Menu |
Each of these menu items will be explained in further detail below.
The Call Feature Settings menu gives you control over NodePhone call handling features, such as Call Forwarding, or Anonymous Call Rejection.
Some features can also be enabled/disabled through your telephone handset. For more information, see NodePhone Handset Feature Codes.
To enable or disable features:
| Call Feature | Function |
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| Call Forward Always | Forwards calls without delay to another telephone number or Voice Mail. NOTE: Standard call charges apply for forwarded calls. |
| Call Forward Busy | Forwards calls to another telephone number in the event your phone is busy. NOTE: Standard call charges apply for forwarded calls. |
| Call Forward No Answer | Forwards calls to another telephone number in the event your phone is not answered. Will forward calls after approximately 7 rings (20 seconds). NOTE: Standard call charges apply for forwarded calls. |
| Calling Line ID Blocking (Outbound) |
Allows you to choose if your telephone number is displayed when making outbound calls. |
| Do Not Disturb (DND) | When set, your NodePhone service will appear "busy" to incoming calls. |
| Anonymous Call Rejection | Automatically rejects all calls that have withheld their number (CLID). Callers are advised that the recipient does not accept calls that withhold their CLI. |
| Call Waiting | Allows you to answer a call while already on another call. |
Call Forwarding Charges
There are no charges to enable or disable Call Forwarding. Standard call charges apply for the forwarded leg of calls, with some exceptions:
Additionally, calls cannot be forwarded to emergency services (000) or "special service" numbers such as those starting with 1800, 1300, 13, 19, etc.
Call Barring allows you to choose which types of calls - Mobile, International, or Chargeable Directory Assistance - can be made from your NodePhone service.
To bar certain types of calls:
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Figure 3: NodePhone Call Barring settings |
The Voice Mail screen allows you to enable or disable Voice Mail, or change your Voice Mail options. You can also reset your Voice Mail PIN here if it is forgotten.
For information on using Voice Mail via your NodePhone service, see the NodePhone Handset Feature Codes FAQ.
To change your Voice Mail settings:
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Figure 4: NodePhone Voice Mail settings |
To reset your Voice Mail PIN:
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Figure 5: Resetting your PIN to 123456 |
The Password Change tool allows you to change your NodePhone password. You'll need to change the password setting in your NodePhone hardware if you change this password.
For more information on configuring your NodePhone hardware, see our
NodePhone online guides.
The Speed Dial tool allows you to store up to 100 speed dial codes (from 00 to 99). Each speed dial code has an associated telephone number and text field.
The NodePhone Toolbox also allows you to download your speed dial list in PDF or CSV (Comma Separated Values) format, and upload in CSV format format for maximum flexibility.
To add a speed dial code:
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Figure 6: NodePhone Toolbox: Adding a Speed Dial Entry |
To remove a speed dial code:
To upload speed dial codes via CSV:
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Figure 7: An example CSV file in Excel |
The Channel Count screen allows you to modify NodePhone MultiLine settings, specifically the number of concurrent calls supported by your NodePhone service. This is especially useful for IP PBX services on business premises.
By default, all NodePhone services support 2 concurrent calls. Note that a $20 charge applies each time you change your channel count (up or down), and each additional channel is charged at $10 per month, or part thereof.
You can view your NodePhone call history online, and also download your NodePhone call history as a 'Comma Separated Values' file. This is compatible with most spreadsheet and database packages such as Microsoft Excel and OpenOffice.org.
This allows you to review your own call records, and do your own calculations if you wish to.
To view and download monthly call history:
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Figure 8: Selecting your NodePhone number |