Use Enhanced Push-to-Talk (EPTT) to make and receive calls.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to:

• Access and set up Enhanced Push-to-Talk
• Create a contact
• Make a call
• In-call options
• End a call

Access and set up Enhanced Push-to-Talk

1. From the home screen, press the XCover button.

Note: If it is your first time accessing AT&T Push-to-Talk, review the permissions and select Allow. Review the Location permissions prompt, then select Allow all the time.

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2. Review the "Confirm activation" prompt, then select Yes. Review the End User License Agreement, then select the Checkmark icon.

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3. Review the tutorial prompt, then select the desired option.

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Create a contact

1. From the Enhanced Push to Talk app, select the Contacts Tab. Select the Add icon, then select New PTT Contact.

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2. Enter the desired contact information, then select the Checkmark icon.

Note: To import an already existing contact, from the PTT options screen, select Import PTT Contact. Follow the prompts to import a contact.

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Make a call

1. From the Contacts tab, select the desired contact. Press and hold the E****PTT button and begin speaking to make a call.

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2. While on a call, press and hold the EPTT button while speaking to talk to the call recipient. The Microphone icon will be highlighted with a blue background. When the call recipient is talking, the Microphone icon will turn gray.

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In-call options

While on an active call, select the desired in-call option.

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TURN SPEAKER ON/OFF: To turn the Speaker on or off, select the Speaker icon.
SEND AN ALERT: To send an Instant Personal Alert, select the Alert icon.
SEND LOCATION: To send your location, select the Location icon. Review your location on the map, then select the Send location icon.
SEND A MESSAGE: To send a message, select the Message icon and follow the prompts.
SEND A PHOTO: To send a photo or video, select the Camera icon and select the desired option.


End a call

Select the End Call icon.

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