Call Waiting lets you know with a soft beep that another caller is trying to reach you when you are already on the phone.

Data Transmission and the Internet
For your data to be transmitted properly, it is very important that you disable Call Waiting when you are on the Internet, or use a fax machine or modem on your telephone line. If you do not disable Call Waiting and you receive a call during your transmission, your modem or fax machine will disconnect.

To cancel Call Waiting before you send or receive data:

• Lift the receiver.
• Listen for the dial tone, press *70 and hang up.
• At the end of your online session, Call Waiting is reactivated automatically.

If you use a modem connected to your telephone line to access the Internet, the Call Waiting feature can be disabled using the Dial-Up Networking (DUN) features on your computer. Contact your Internet service provider for more information.

To answer a second call<

• When you hear the beep letting you know that a call is waiting, press the receiver button briefly. Your first caller is now on hold and you are automatically connected to your second caller.
• To switch between calls, press the receiver button briefly.
• Each conversation is private.

To end a call, press the receiver button briefly and continue your conversation with the other caller.

To activate Call Waiting Cut-Off

• Lift the receiver and listen for the dial tone.
• Dial *70 (1170 on rotary phone) and listen for the dial tone again.
• Place your call.

You can cancel Call Waiting while a call is in progress.

• Press the receiver button briefly. Your caller is now on hold.
• Listen for the dial tone.
• Dial *70 (1170 on rotary phone) and again listen for the dial tone.
• Call Waiting is now temporarily deactivated and you are automatically reconnected to your caller.

For a description of this service, see the section on Télébec Call Management Services.

Call Management Services are available where technology permits.