Lucent Technologies MERLIN LEGEND Release 6.1 Feature Reference page 890

MERLIN LEGEND Communications System Release 6.1
Feature Reference 555-661-110
I Applications
MERLIN MAIL and MERLIN LEGEND Mail
Transfer
System Programming
Complete the following procedures so that MERLIN MAIL or MERLIN LEGEND
Mail VMS can work on your system. Refer to System Programming for complete
procedures.
Assign all VMS ports to a calling group, set the group type to VMI
Integrated, and set the hunt type to Linear.
Program loop-start lines for reliable disconnect.
Specify the touch-tone duration and interval between digits in codes sent
between the MERLIN MAIL or MERLIN LEGEND Mail VMS and the
system.
Specify the VMS transfer return interval. This is the number of rings before
a call transferred by the MERLIN MAIL or MERLIN LEGEND Mail VMS is
sent to the system operator.
Set inside (intercom) dial tone to Outside.
Assign Disallowed Lists to each VMI port not used for Outcalling.
Assign Facility Restriction Levels to each VMI port.
When you use an Automated Attendant only for Night Service:
— If the lines/trunks set for answering by Automated Attendant service
— Specify Immediate Answer (one ring) for the VMI ports.
— Specify the VMS calling group as the Night Service operator.
If a call received on a line/trunk is transferred to a VMI port, the direct
inside access mode code is sent. The call is treated as a transferred call,
and the caller hears the greeting assigned for callers within the system.
You can program any calling group, calling group member, or extension
as a VMS transfer redirect extension. If the extension is a QCC, the VMS
forwards the transfer redirect call to the QCC as a returning call and
places it in the QCC queue.
If a transferred caller gets no answer and returns to the system operator,
the operator has no indication of the origin of the call.
appear at other extensions, set the No Ring option for the other
extensions.
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