Phone system manual

Here you see a guide for the phone system as well as telephone charges at home and abroad.

What are my phonenumber?

Do you live in a single room you can find your phonenumber by following this:

The first four digits are 4697,
The next two digits are following the block : AB = 41, CD = 42, EF = 43, GH = 44, JK = 45, LM = 46, NO = 47, PR = 48 & ST = 49
The last two digits are your room number
Exsample , J14 (fictive) would have the phonenumber 4697 45 14

Do you live in a double room it can be a little tricky, but this should give your an idea:

The first four digits are 4697,
The next two digits are following the block : CD = 42, GH = 44, LM = 46, NO = 47 & ST = 49
The last two digits for C-, G-, L-, O- & S- double rooms is the equal to the roomnumber, but for D-, H- & M- double rooms the next digit is 8 and the last digt is the room number.
Exsample, C09 (fictive) would have phone number 4697 42 09 & H07 (fictive) would have phonenumber 4697 44 8 7

Alarm

Dial 112 or 0112.

Audible ringing tones

When you phone rings, you are able to hear a difference between external and internal calls:

• Internal calls: double ringing tones: RRR 000 RRR RRR 000 RRR RRR
• External calls: single ringing tones: RRR 000 RRR 000 RRR 000 RRR

Phone calls

The bill for external calls will be charged the owner of the phone, you are dialing from.

• Outgoing external call
  • Lift the receiver and dial 0 (to phone foreign countries also dial 00 and country code).
  • Dial the external number.
  • Hang up the phone to end the call.
• Internal call
  • Lift the receiver and dial the local number. You may activate a ring back, if the phone is not answered or the line is busy.
  • Hang up the phone to end the call.
• Redial
  • Lift the receiver and dial # * to redial the number last dialed.

Error on the phone

If anything is wrong with your phone, you must report it to the janitor.

Charges for phone traffic at our telecom operator - Tele1

Prefix numbers and the like can’t be used for cheaper charges at other telecom operators.

The dormitory adds 12,5% to the phone bill. The money will be used for fixed phone charges.

National traffic (Not up to date, 2011)

• Fixed standard price for all wired telephones in Denmark 24 hours a day: 0,20 DKK
• Dial-up charge for national and international calls: 0,05 DKK (dial-up charge is only charged if contact to the dialed number is established)
• Fixed standard price per minute to all mobile phones in Denmark 24 hours a day: 1,74 DKK
• Dial-up charges for mobile phones: 0,25 DKK  (dial-up charge is only charged if contact to the dialed number is established)