Voicemail; Local Extension Voicemail - Talkswitch 24-CA User Manual

Check the volume of music on hold with a test call. Adjust the levels
as required. This setting is not real-time. Save the configuration to
TalkSwitch and make another test call.
Transfer Settings
Select if you would like your callers to hear ringing, music or the 'double
beep' tones while they are transferred.
Note: If you connect a music source to the Music jack but do not enable
Music on hold, the caller hears both, music and a beep sound on hold.
When the caller makes a selection at the Auto Attendant to go to an
extension with call screening enabled, s/he will hear ringing and music.
Note: If you have more than one unit connected to the LAN
and you are using an external music source, you need to
connect the source to all units. Obtain a 1/8" audio splitter
available at most electronics stores. If you are using a.wav
file loaded to TalkSwitch, no additional steps are necessary. The music file
is copied to all units on the LAN.

2.3.4 Voicemail

2.3.4.1

Local Extension Voicemail

This section deals with the internal voicemail system included with
TalkSwitch. It allows you to activate Local, Remote and General voice
mailboxes and to change global settings to the voicemail system. We
recommend to expand the memory for voicemail and auto attendants with a
memory card, available at www.talkswitch.com or at your local reseller. For
details on how to use voicemail, see Chapter 3: Using TalkSwitch.
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