NEC UNIVERGE UM8000 User Manual page 431

System > Configuration > Recordings
Field
Maximum message life...
days
Maximum recording
time for a
- -
person to person
message... seconds
Maximum recording
time for screening...
seconds
Amount to skip/forward
on rewind/
-
fast forward... seconds
Short ending... seconds
Long ending... seconds
Beep on record
Disk full warning at...
minutes left
Recording time left
Keypad
Redirect with single
introduction
Absolute date/time
stamp
Page Field Descriptions
Description
Type the number of days the system keeps new unheard
messages before automatically deleting them.
The number of seconds of message storage allowed for
messages between subscribers or guests. This field controls
the number of seconds of message storage for greetings. The
default value is 300 seconds.
The number of seconds of message storage for callers to
record their name when a call is screened. The default value
is six seconds.
Accepts the number of seconds the messaging system moves
forward or backward through a message.
The number of seconds that the messaging system waits for
callers to resume recording for fields that have less than 30
seconds of maximum recording time.
The number of seconds that the messaging system waits for
callers to resume recording for fields that have more than 30
seconds of maximum recording time.
Select to set the system to play a beep before starting to
record. Use the frequency, amplitude, and duration fields to
control the sound and duration of the beep.
The number of minutes of recording time left on the voice
server hard disk when the system sends a warning message
to subscribers. The default number is 30 minutes.
The remaining amount of recording time available on the
messaging system.
Displays the current keypad mapping rule.
Select one of the following:
• Yes. Send the same introductory message to all
recipients of a redirected message.
• No. To have the system prompt subscribers to record a
different introduction for each recipient of a redirected
message.
Specifies how the system announces the date and time a
message was recorded:
• Yes. The system announces the exact date and time the
message was recorded. For example, the caller hears "July
4 at 5 P.M." This is the default setting.
• No. The system announces the relative date and time
the message was recorded. For example, the caller hears
"July 4 at 5 P.M." By default, this field is not selected.
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