NEC UNIVERGE UM8000 User Manual page 449

Integration Options
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HLOG= n
Hospitality Auto Log on.
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INT= xxx (,n1,n2)
Integration.
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ISM=
n
Identified Subscriber
Messaging (ISM).
ISVM=n1,n2
Integrated Soft key Visual
Menu.
Page Field Descriptions
Description
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Controls auto log on for hotel guests. The value of <n> is 0
(enabled) or 1 (disabled, default). To disable automatic log
on, delete HLOG=1 or replace it with HLOG=0.
With automatic log on enabled, hotel guests are not asked to
enter their personal ID or password before hearing
messages when calling the system from their room
extension. Automatic log on is only available to those
subscribers designated as "hotel guest." Automatic log on is
not available to other subscribers, subscriber guests, or
transaction boxes.
For integrations that require the INT setting, <xxx>
specifies the type of integration. Reselect the phone system
in the Switch field to confirm that the phone system
parameters are set correctly.
• ,n1. Digit Extension Length. Specifies the length of
extension numbers.
• ,n2. Delay Before First Digit. Specifies the delay, in
seconds, that the messaging system waits for an
extension number from the phone system.
When enabled (ISM=2), allows internal callers to leave
subscriber messages when their calls are forwarded to the
messaging system from another subscriber's extension
without entering their personal ID. ISM=0 disables the
feature.
• ISM=1 (the default) enables unsecured ISM. The
messaging system automatically attaches the recorded
name of the extension's owner to messages that are sent
from that extension.
• ISM=2 enables secured ISM. The messaging system
prompts the caller for a security code. Only after the
caller enters a valid security code does the messaging
system attach the subscriber's name to the message.
DTU phones with soft keys remain in soft key mode only
when the messaging system detects user input within a
specified length of time. Set the length of time using the
ISVM=n1,n2 setting as follows:
• n1. (Start timer) controls how many seconds the system
waits for a user to press keys before leaving soft key
mode and playing the system conversation. If the user
does not respond to the system conversation, the system
disconnects the user from the port. This prevents users
from indefinitely tying up ports.
• n2. (Play timer): controls how many seconds the system
waits for a user to press keys before backing up one level
in the soft key menu. Each time the specified number of
seconds passes without a user response, the system
backs up another level in the soft key menu. After
reaching the top level of the menu, the system leaves soft
key mode and plays the system conversation. If the
system does not detect a response, the user is
disconnected from the port.
Valid entries for n1 and n2 are 1 to 100 seconds. Type
prevent soft keys from timing out. For example, to set the
Start timer to 30 seconds and the Play timer to infinity, type
ISVM=30,-1. To disable soft keys type ISVM=0.
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