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SECTION MITL9105/9110-096-107-NA
MESSAGING
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Description
This feature allows a SUPERSET 4 user to either:
1. Create short (up to 13 characters) advisory visual systemwide
messages that can be read at other SUPERSET sets when other
users call the message originator; or
2. Send a visual message to a SUPERSET set that is busy or isn't
answered, requesting the called party to call the message send-
er.
Up to 15 advisory messages can be created by the set user (numbered
01 through 15). Messages 01 through 08 are preprogrammed but may
be overwritten by the user. These are:
Message
N u m b e r
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09-15
The messages requesting another SUPERSET user to call the message
sender is of the form:
CALL (NAME) AT (NUMBER)/(TIME)
Where (NAME) is the user's name associated with the sending SUPER-
SET set (if saved, see Personal Identification), (NUMBER) is the exten-
sion number of the sending SUPERSET set, and (TIME) refers to when
the message was sent.
If user's name has not been saved, the message format is as follows:
Where (NUMBER) is the extension number of the sending SUPERSET
set, and (TIME) refers to when the message was sent.
Messages can be read at any time (Le., when the set is idle, or during a
call).
IN A MEETING
OUT OF TOWN
ON VACATION
OUT ON A CALL
OUT TO LUNCH
GONE FOR DAY
GONE HOME
IN TOMORROW
CALL (NUMBER)/(TIME)
Default
Message
(BLANK)