Inter-Tel AXXESS Manual page 1274

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Table 6-46:
Voice Processor Timers and Limits (Continued)
Timer
Call Progress Detection
Deleted Message Hold
Duration
Dialed Pause Duration
Maximum Deleted Mes-
sage Space
Maximum Greeting Length
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Default Range
4000 1-6000
hundredths hundredths
(0.01-60
sec.)
1 hour 0-24 hours
300 1-500
hundredths hundredths
(0.01-5 sec.)
0 MB 0-20 MB
1 minute 1-15 minutes The maximum time allowed for all mailbox greet-
Defines
The maximum length of time the Voice Processing
Unit will wait for a call to be answered before abort-
ing the attempted call. If it detects anything other
than silence during this time, the system will con-
sider the call answered.
NOTE:
This timer is not supported in Enterprise
Messaging.
The amount of time that the Voice Processing Unit
will keep each deleted message. The duration is
specified in hours and is based on the time the
user deletes the message. For example, if the
Deleted Message Hold Duration is set to 6 hours,
and a user deletes a message at 9:22 AM, the
Voice Processing Unit will keep the message until
3:22 PM. A value of 0 means that the Voice Pro-
cessing Unit will not hold messages. (That is, as
soon as the user deletes the message, it is perma-
nently deleted and there is no way to restore the
message).
The length of pauses dialed by the Voice Process-
ing Unit as part of feature codes, telephone num-
bers, and outgoing dialing strings.
NOTE:
This timer is not supported in Enterprise
Messaging.
The maximum amount of space that the Voice Pro-
cessing Unit allocates to store deleted messages.
The deleted message storage size is specified in
megabytes (MB) of the hard disk. When a user
deletes a message, and the deleted message
queue size exceeds this number, the Voice Pro-
cessing Unit will purge the oldest message to make
room for the new one. In this case, the Voice Pro-
cessing Unit will purge as many messages from
storage as necessary to make room for the new
one. However, if the hard disk becomes full, the
Voice Processing Unit will immediately purge all
stored messages.
NOTE:
When Voice Processing is shut down, all
deleted messages are permanently deleted and can
not be restored.
ings and custom Audiotex recordings.
Timers and Limits