Toshiba Strata CIX Programming Manual page 119

Table 4-6 Chains/Groups/Fax Tab Screen Fields (continued)
F
IELD
Parameter
Chain fax
Parameter
Chain modem
Parameter
Chain delay
Strata CIX Voice Mail Programming
D
ESCRIPTION
Associated parameter for the Busy application. This field can be a mailbox number
where voice mail sends the caller when this mailbox's extension is busy.
This field can contain alphanumeric characters. If set to blank, voice mail plays the
busy greeting for the mailbox and takes a message.
Possible values: blank, mailbox number, variables required by application
Default: blank
Instructs voice mail where to send a fax call when a fax tone is detected while the
mailbox is active.
Examples:
© TRANSFER — transfers the call to a specified mailbox (default 994)
© RECEIVEFAX — stores the fax message in a specified mailbox
Default: TRANSFER
Associated parameter for the Chain Fax application. This field is the mailbox
number where voice mail sends the fax call when it detects fax tone.
This field can contain alphanumeric characters.
Possible values: another mailbox (up to eight digits)
Default: 994
Important!
This field and the associated parameter field are currently not
operational.
Instructs voice mail what application to run when a modem tone is detected.
Possible values: <Default>, values found in field's drop-down menu
Default: <Default>
Associated parameter for the modem application. This field can be a mailbox
number where voice mail sends the call when a modem tone is detected.
This field can contain alphanumeric characters. If set to blank, voice mail plays the
busy greeting for the mailbox and takes a message.
Possible values: blank, another mailbox
Default: blank
Number of tenths of seconds voice mail waits after playing this mailbox's greeting
before continuing processing. Callers can enter DTMF to transfer processing to
another mailbox.
This field is three-digits long.
Possible values: 0~999 (milliseconds)
Default: 0 (no additional delay)
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