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16.2 VOICE PROMPT LIST
Voice Prompt No. Description/Wording Example
100.ENG "Good morning"
101.ENG "Good afternoon"
102.ENG "Good evening"
111.ENG through
11999.ENG
Main greeting for each department.
"Thank you for calling
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maGEN.
"
121.ENG through
12999.ENG
Day Time Action for Each Department.
"With a touchtone phone you may dial your
party's extension at any time. For directory
assistance dial "9", or hold for an operator."
131.ENG through
13999.ENG
Lunch Time Action for Each Department.
"With a touchtone phone you may dial your
party's extension at any time. For directory
assistance dial "9", or hold for an Operator."
141.ENG through
14999.ENG
Night Time Action for Each Department.
"Our office is currently closed. However you
may dial your party's extension at any time to
leave a message. For directory assistance
Dial "9"."
151.ENG through
15999.ENG
Emergency mode Action for Each Depart-
ment.
"We are closed today due to bad weather
conditions. If you wish to leave a message,
dial your party's extension, or to leave a gen-
eral message, wait for the tone."
171.ENG through
185.ENG
Holiday mode Action (system wide).
"We are closed for the holiday. If you wish to
leave a message dial your party's extension,
or to leave a general message, wait for the
tone"
191.ENG through
19999.ENG
Hold Announcements.
281.ENG through
288.ENG
8 Paging Announcements (system wide).
291.ENG through
29999.ENG
Directory Assistance list.
"For nnn dial xxx, for nnn2 dial xxx2, ...",
where: nnn = name of mailbox owner,
xxx = mailbox number of this owner.
- System Manual 1
- CONTENTS 4
- CONTENTS (Continued) 10
- Section 1 14
- INTRODUCTION 14
- 1.3 INTENDED AUDIENCE 16
- 1.4 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTATION 16
- 1.5 TYPOGRAPHIC CONVENTIONS 17
- Section 2 18
- SYSTEM OVERVIEW 18
- Section 2: SYSTEM OVERVIEW 20
- SYSTEM HARDWARE 22
- SYSTEM MENU FEATURE OVERVIEW 24
- Figure 2-2 25
- Figure 2-3 25
- Section 3 26
- INSTALLATION 26
- 3.3 INSTALLATION PREPARATIONS 27
- Section 3: INSTALLATION 28
- 3.5 CRITICAL DISTANCES 29
- 3.6 REQUIRED CABLES 29
- 3.8 INSTALLING e 31
- VOICE MAIL CARDS 31
- 3.9 SYSTEM 33
- PREPARATION AND CONNECTIONS 33
- 3.11 POWER CABLING 41
- 3.14 INSTALLING THE 43
- 3.16 CHECKLIST 44
- 3.17 CHECKING CABLING 45
- SYSTEM DETAILED 46
- INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 46
- VERSION UPGRADE INSTRUCTIONS 57
- Section 4 60
- OPERATION 60
- 4.4 FIRST-TIME USER TUTORIAL 62
- 4.5 DIRECTORY TREE 62
- Section 5 64
- SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION 64
- 5.3 ftp ACCESS 67
- MONITOR 74
- CONTROLLER 75
- Section 6 80
- WEB CONTROLLER 80
- 6.4 NAVIGATING THE SYSTEM 81
- screens and instructions 82
- Section 7 84
- Section 7: SITE 86
- 7.3 THE SITE SETTINGS SCREEN 88
- 7.12 HOLIDAY SCHEDULE 96
- 7.13 CID ROUTING 98
- Section 8 100
- PBX PORT DEFINITION 100
- 76-110-0887/0, Issue 1 101
- THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY BLANK 103
- Section 9 104
- 9.2 GENERAL PBX PARAMETERS 105
- 9.3 DISCONNECT 105
- Section 9: PBX 106
- 9.4 IN-BAND INTEGRATION 107
- 9.5 TRANSFER TO EXTENSIONS 108
- 9.6 MESSAGE WAITING INDICATOR 109
- 9.7 DIAL STRINGS 110
- 9.8 RECONNECT SEQUENCES 111
- 9.9 PBX TIMERS 114
- 9.10 DISCONNECT DETECTION 115
- 9.11 INTEGRATION PARAMETERS 117
- 9.12 CONFERENCE SEQUENCE 122
- 9.13 TRUNK INTEGRATION TABLE 124
- 9.14 RS232 INTEGRATION TABLE 125
- Section 10 128
- DEPARTMENTS 128
- Section 10: DEPARTMENTS 130
- Section 11 142
- CREATING NEW MAILBOXES 143
- 11.3 CREATING A MAILBOX 143
- Section 11: MAILBOX 144
- 11.5 TRANSFER CALLS 150
- 11.6 WAKE UP CALLS 153
- 11.7 CONVERSION TABLE 155
- 11.8 MESSAGE NOTIFICATION 157
- 11.9 EMAIL SETTINGS 165
- 11.10 POP3 ACCOUNTS 169
- 11.11 EMAIL REPLY SETTINGS 170
- 11.12 FORWARDING OPTIONS 171
- Section 12 174
- CLASS OF SERVICE 174
- 12.2 PERSONAL OPTIONS 176
- 12.3 MESSAGES 178
- 12.4 INCOMING CALLS 180
- Section 12: CLASS OF SERVICE 182
- 12.5 HOUSEKEEPING 183
- Section 13 186
- 13.2 CREATING A NEW GROUP 188
- 13.3 REMOVING A GROUP 188
- Section 14 190
- 14.4 SCRIPT PROGRAMMING 192
- Section 14: SCRIPTS 194
- Section 15 202
- THE SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR 202
- Section 16 216
- VOICE PROMPTS 216
- 16.2 VOICE PROMPT LIST 217
- Section 17 218
- 17.3 MAILBOX USAGE 219
- 17.4 SYSTEM GROUP LIST 220
- 17.5 PORT STATISTICS 221
- 17.6 SYSTEM STATISTICS 221
- 17.7 HOURLY SYSTEM STATISTICS 222
- 17.8 OUTBOUND CALLS 223
- 17.9 FULL REPORTS 223
- Section 18 224
- Section 18: FAX 226
- 18.3 FAX LINES 227
- 18.4 FAX MAIL 227
- 18.5 FAX-ON-DEMAND 227
- Manager 232
- Units/Resources Info (U/R): 234
- 19.3 DEFINING THE 238
- HUNT GROUP 238
- 19.5 RING ROUTING 242
- Copy map To or From? 247
- 19.11PABX/CENTREX 252
- SYSTEM 253
- Catalog No. 76-110-0887/0 256
- Release 1.0 256
- Telrad Tenecss Inc 256
- Woodbury, New York 256
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