Call Notifications - D-Link VoiceCenter DVX-2000MS User Manual

Section  - Installation
When your phone rings, Assistant can send your computer a notification that contains information about the caller. The
information displayed in the call notification window, which appears in the lower-right corner of your computer screen,
comes from the caller information provided by the phone company; by a contact store such as Outlook, Windows
Address Book (for Windows XP), or Windows Contacts (for Windows Vista); or by the directory.
When you log on, Assistant associates with the phone that you want to use. The extension numbers related to the
phone will receive call notifications. Which user owns the phone determines which extension numbers receive call
notifications.
For example, if you are the phone owner of:
• No phones, you will receive call notifications for your extension number only.
• One phone, you will receive call notifications for all extension numbers related to that phone.
• Multiple phones, you will receive call notifications for all extension numbers related to the phone that Assistant
associates with, which you specify during logon.
Note: Because Assistant can associate with a phone that has multiple extension numbers, it is possible to see more
than one notification window at a time, if multiple calls come in for these extension numbers simultaneously. Assistant
displays a maximum of four notification windows. No notification window will appear if a fifth call comes in.
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