[real-eyes] Re: add features to magic jack

  • From: "Reginald George" <sgeorge@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <real-eyes@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 7 Apr 2010 06:38:34 -0500

Wow Steve, what an unbelievable add on.  Well worth twenty bucks or even 
more!  My old Magic Jack finally just died.  It now ignores anything I have 
plugged in to it and, I can only use the soft phone.  Getting a replacement 
and dealing with their tech support has proved to be a pain.  But that sure 
makes me want to try harder.  It's nice to see all that old maw bell stuff 
on steroids, and the ability to record calls on the fly in stealth mode? 
Wow!  I do miss having a nice clean clear sounding land line.  I've got all 
my old phone stuff in boxes.  Thanks for passing on the information
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Steve" <kcpadfoot@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <real-eyes@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2010 4:13 PM
Subject: [real-eyes] add features to magic jack


I found a wonderful little plug in for Magic Jack.  It adds all of those
neat phone features to Magic Jack.
You can visit the site and download a 7 day trial at
http://www.pcphonesoft.com/
It costs $19.95 to purchase a copy of the plug in.
Below is from the quick start guide to show you all of the features.
Steve

FEATURES
Caller ID with Name
:::The caller's name and number is sent to your phone after the first
ring. An online
reverse number lookup is attempted if the name cannot be located in the
Speed Dial
table entries or the magicJack dialer Contact entries. For cases where
the reverse
number lookup is not successful (i.e. private numbers, mobile phone
numbers, international
numbers, number not in database, etc...) the caller's location (state or
country)
is looked up and displayed.
Call Waiting Caller ID
:::The caller's name and number will be displayed on your phone. Note:
Your phone
MUST ALSO be Call Waiting Caller ID capable.
Talking Caller ID
:::The caller's name and number will be verbally announced on your
computer's default
audio device after the first ring for non-blocked calls.
7 Digit Local Area Dialing
:::Only 7 digits need to be dialed for calls in the same area code as
your phone
number.
Voice Mail (Dial 98)
:::Dial 98 for quick access to your voice mail messages. Dial your voice
mail password
on your phone keypad when prompted.
Speed Dial (Dial 1 - 50)
:::Dial the Speed Dial number (1 to 50) you have associated with a given
telephone
number and name in the Speed Dial table.
Last Number Redial (Dial 66)
:::Redials the last phone number you called.
Call Return (Dial 69)
:::Dial 69 to return the call to the last caller that called your phone
number. A
busy tone will be received if the caller was anonymous.
Cancel Call Waiting (Dial 70)
:::Dial 70 and when you hear dialtone again enter the number you wish to
call. Call
waiting will be restored after you hang up. You may also use the
Features Dashboard
to disable call waiting for all calls.
Call Forwarding (Dial 72/73)
:::Dial 72 to enable call forwarding and optionally change the call
forwarding number.
Dial 73 to disable call forwarding. Your account password must be saved
in the Call
Forwarding Assistant located in the Features Dashboard.
Do Not Disturb (Dial 78/79)
:::All incoming calls will be blocked. All block calls are returned as
"ignored"
and sent to voice mail.
Anonymous Call Block (77/87)
:::Calls arriving without caller identification information will be blocked.
Priority Calls Only (Dial 64/84)
:::Any call arriving from a number that is not including in the Priority
Call table
will be blocked.
Selective Call Rejection
:::Enter the telephone numbers you want to block in the Selective Call
Rejection
table.
Blocked Call Chime with Caller ID
:::Blocked calls will briefly chime the phone once to remind you that
blocking is
active and send the caller id to your phone if it is available.
Priority Call Ringing
:::Calls arriving from telephone numbers in the Priority Call table will
be given
a unique ringing cadence.
Priority Call Waiting
:::Calls arriving from telephone numbers in the Priority Call table will
be given
a double beep call waiting tone instead of a single beep.
Call Waiting Disable
::: You can disable call waiting for all calls in the Features Dashboard.
Automated Extension Number Dialing
:::Comma pauses are supported in the Speed Dial table (i.e. the phone
number entry
2025551212,4 will automatically dial extension 4 after a 3 second pause.
Automated Phone Card Dialing
:::Comma pauses and the transmission of * and # are supported are
supported in the
Speed Dial table (i.e. the phone number entry
8003331234,123456#,12025551212# will
automatically dial phone card access number 8003331234, wait 3 seconds
and then dial
the PIN code entry 123456#, and wait 3 seconds and then dial the phone
number entry
12025551212#.
Double Ringing (for External Answering Machine Pickup)
::: Ringing is done in 3 second intervals instead of the standard 6
second intervals.
Your phone will physically ring 7-8 times instead of 3-4 times before
routing to
voice mail to facilitate the use of external answering machines. This
feature does
not increase the voice mail timeout timer. For Selective Call Answering
Machine Pickup
use the Priority Call Ringing feature.
Call Location Lookup (Dial **5)
:::Just dial **5 on your phone at any time during the call to attempt a
reverse number
to display the map location and address of the other party.
Call Recording (Dial ***)
:::Just dial *** on your phone at any time during the call to start call
recording.
Recording will be stopped when you hang up. A call recorder warning tone
is optionally
sent every 15 seconds. The feature should only be used according to the
laws that
apply to your jurisdiction.


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