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To record a conversation
(if your multibutton phone
has a record key):
To view how many voice
messages you have (if
you have a display
phone):
Understanding Related Programming
Voice Mail requires Analog Station Interfaces (see page 31).
Note: Use the programs below in the order they are listed.
Program 14
Program 18 (I)
Program 19
Program 3
Program 12
Program 17
Program 16
Part I: DIGITAL SYSTEM Features
Voice Mail/Automated Attendant
Press Record key to start and stop recording.
1.
MSG flashes fast when you have messages in your
mailbox.
Do not lift handset.
1.
Press MSG.
2.
To assign an ASI circuit type (CIRCUIT TYPE = 51) to
each extension port intended for Voice Mail
To assign the Voice Mail feature to each Voice Mail
extension port selected in Program 14 (VX + # + Y + #)
To set up a UCD Hunt Group as follows:
•
Hunt Type = 05 (HUNT TYPE = 05 + #)
•
Master Extension = Voice Mail master extension that
you selected in Program 3 (MASTER EXT = Master
extension + #)
•
Overflow Extension = Operator Extension that you
assigned to the Voice Mail master extension in
Program 18 (I) (UCD OVERFLOW = Master
extension + #)
•
UCD Members = Voice Mail extensions you selected
in Program 18 (UCD MEMBER + Extension
number + # [repeat last two steps to add more
members])
To indicate that a Voice Mail system is installed (VOICE
MAIL = Y + #). Also, select a master extension number
for Voice Mail (VX MSTR EXT = Extension number +
#). Use any of the Voice Mail extensions selected in
Program 14.
To directly terminate each line that the Automated
Attendant should answer to the Voice Mail master
extension you selected in Program 3 (DTD or DTN + # +
Voice mail master extension + #)
To assign a Record key to an extension (RK + #)
To assign to each Voice Mail port (selected in Program
14) outgoing access to the lines used by the VX Message
Notification and Message Reminder features (L + Line
number 01-16 + # + 01 or 02 + #)
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