Vodavi STARPLUS STSe Operation Manual page 549

Programming the Voice Mail System
System Line Menus
The Voice Lines window allows you to view voice line actions. The feature defines how the
voice mail system will answer incoming calls. Clicking on "How to Answer" for the
appropriate line, will display the System Line options where you can specify the actions for
the line you selected.
SYSTEM LINE Options
DEFAULT LINE
How to Answer
PBX Name
LINE (1-8)
How to Answer
Event Group
Blockage Group
PBX Name
System Configuration Menus
In the left window, double-click on "System Configuration" to display other menu choices.
Then select the desired menu: Module, Registry, License, IP Addressing, or KSU Clock Control.
SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
MODULE SETTINGS
Digit Lengths
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Click on the ELLIPSES button [...] to open the "What to Run" window. Then select
which module you want the system to follow. When available, the appropriate
options will also display. Refer to "What to run, modules" on page D-27.
STSe system, by default
The Voice Lines function displays the number of voice lines for which your STSe
system installation is configured.
Refer to description above ...
The system allows you to group lines that can handle certain types of outbound
tasks. Leave this setting blank for lines that will not handle outbound tasks.
Typically, 5 is used for basic notification, paging, and MWIs. Values = 0-9
This setting allows you to monitor the voice mail traffic. Each line can be placed in
a "Blockage" group so that when all of those lines are busy, no new calls will be
received. The information may be used to verify that voicemail has enough ports
to support your company's call traffic. Values = 1-9
STSe system, by default
The system uses this information to determine how many digits to expect
when asking a caller for a mailbox, extension, or password.
MAILBOX LENGTH - maximum digits = 7 / default = 3
EXTENSION LENGTH - maximum digits = 7 / default = 3
PASSWORD LENGTH - maximum characters = 9 / default = 4
Hard Drive-Based Voice Mail
Description
Description
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August 2005