Routing Inbound Did To A Specific Mailbox - NEC SV8100 Programming Manual

Set the first delay announcement group mailbox ID. This must be an unused extension number that
is valid in the systems number plan. For this example use 202.
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For Group Mailbox 1 set the extension number from PRG 41-19-02 (201).
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For Group Mailbox 2 set the extension number from PRG 41-19-04 (202).
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For Group Mailbox 1 and 2 set the mailbox type to Routing.
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For Group Mailbox 1 set to 9
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For Group Mailbox 2 set to 10
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Set Routing Mailbox 9 and 10 to Announcement.
Record the ACD Delay Greetings for Announcement mailboxes 009 and 010 from the System
Administrator's mailbox.

5.0 Routing Inbound DID to a Specific Mailbox

In the past to have inbound DIDs ring a group then forward to a specific mailbox required the use of a Virtual
extension. Using the method below will allow the call to be directed to a ring group then forward to voice mail
carrying a specified station ID without using a virtual extension.
22-11-01
Assign the received DID digits to be routed.
22-11-02
In this field put the "@" symbol followed by the extension ID to be sent to voice mail. For example
@150 will send extension ID 150.
22-11-04
Set this field to Busy/No Answer so the initial ring group has time to answer the call.
22-11-05
This is the department group of phones that should ring before the caller is sent to voice mail.
22-11-06
Set this field to 102, this specifies the InMail as the second target.
If needed a mailbox should be created for the callers to leave messages in. It can be a group mailbox
or a regular subscriber mailbox. It just needs to have the extension ID as set in 22-11-02, in this case
150.
SV8100 VM8000 InMail Programming Guide
Group Mailbox Extension
Group Mailbox Extension
Group Mailbox Type First Setting Data
Group Mailbox Second Setting Data
Group Mailbox Second Setting Data
Routing Mailbox Type
Received Number
Target Number
Transfer Operation Mode
Transfer Target 1
Transfer Target 2
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