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Direct Internal Calls
A person can call the Octel 200/300 directly either to enter a mailbox, send a Quick Message, or make a
network call. The Octel 200/300 recognizes these calls as internal and not forwarded since the display
shows the calling extension. The prompt spoken depends upon the attributes assigned to the mailbox COS
belonging to the calling extension. When calling the Octel 200/300, these choices are offered:
Press
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200/300 asks for the mailbox security code.
Press
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extension you are calling from. The Octel 200/300 asks for the mailbox security code.
Press
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Enter the network number you wish to reach.
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When INFORMATION Table index 25 is defined as YES, press
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personal greeting.
Forwarded Internal Calls
When one extension calls another and the call is forwarded (RNA, Busy, or Forward All Calls) to the
Octel 200/300, the M1 sends the calling and called extension numbers. The Octel 200/300 answers the
call and informs the caller the extension doesn't answer, is busy, or is unavailable and offers options. If
the calling extension is a valid mailbox number and the caller leaves a message, the calling mailbox
number is attached to the message. Therefore, when the message is listened to, the caller's name is
spoken before the message plays, even if the message was not sent from within a mailbox. The message
may be automatically replied to as well.
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An important exception occurs in collocated systems: if the optional Automatic Network Names
Confirmation feature is not installed, only the extension number, not the name, is spoken.
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to enter the mailbox associated with the extension you are calling from. The Octel
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once followed by the number of the mailbox you wish to enter, if different from the
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to send a Quick Message.
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