Logging into your OfficeByte account from a remote phone

To log into OfficeByte at a remote phone, do the following:

Note: After you log in, you can use the telephone commands as if you were in your office at
your desk phone. For example, you can listen to your voice messages, manage your greetings,
forward your calls, and perform other tasks. If you do not know your log in code you may obtain it by
calling your OfficeByte Administrator.

When you are logged into OfficeByte at a remote phone, however, you must do the following:

Using ** instead of Flash

When you are on an OfficeByte call at a remote phone, press ** instead of Flash to put your caller
on hold and use the telephone commands.

Using *96 to log out

When you are ready to end your OfficeByte session, press *96 at a dial tone before you hang up
your phone. Doing this logs you completely off the system. If you do not log off completely, OfficeByte
waits a short period of time before ending the session. If you pick up your phone again before that
period is over, OfficeByte still controls the line and assumes that you are calling from within the system.
Therefore, any number you dial will be treated as if it were an extension within OfficeByte.

Logging into your account from a voicemail greeting

When you call a OfficeByte extension and get voicemail, you may be able to press 9 during the
voicemail greeting to log in to your account. Check with your system administrator to see if this
feature has been enabled for you.