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Lucent Technologies Octel 100 Implementation And Service Manual
Lucent Technologies Octel 100 Implementation And Service Manual
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Glossary Implementation and Service Manual GlossaryG-9 Operator The person, usually the receptionist, to whom the system defaults certain calls. Optional Prompts A prompt that a subscriber can record and activ ate at any time to answer the subscriber’s extension and forward callers directly to their mailbox—for example, “Hi. You have reached John Smith. I’m in a meeting right now; please press two to leave a message, or press zero to speak to the operator.” Outbound Port A port defined in System Setup...
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Glossary Implementation and Service Manual GlossaryG-10 Personalized Prompts Fiv e prompts that can be recorded by a subscriber to personalize a mailbox (Name, Please Hold, Optional Prompts 1 and 2, and Personal Greeting). Phrase Files Files containing recorded phrases that automatically v oice or that can be set up to be v oiced by the system. Playback Controls Keys a subscriber presses to control the v olume and speed of message playback. Please Hold Prompt The prompt that a caller hears when...
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Glossary Implementation and Service Manual GlossaryG-11 Recording Controls Keys a subscriber can press to pause, replay, or rerecord some or all of a message or prompt being recorded. Regular Message A message sent without any special deliv ery functions. Search A system feature that allows a system manager to v iew a list of mailbox owners names and corresponding mailbox numbers, so they can locate a particular subscriber’s mailbox number. Security Access Levels Three lev els that control a system...
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Glossary Implementation and Service Manual GlossaryG-12 Supervisor Mailbox A messaging system mailbox that allows a system manager to access the superv isor functions through the phone keypad. Supervisor Password The password used by the system manager to access superv isor functions either on the messaging system PC or in a superv isor mailbox. Switch A telephone system. System Manager The person responsible for the day-to-day maintenance of the messaging system at the site. The system manager...
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Glossary Implementation and Service Manual GlossaryG-13 Visual Mailbox An optional module that allows subscribers to access the messaging system’s onscreen mailbox interface through a W indows desktop. Visual V-Tree A system feature that prov ides a v isual, on-screen interface for creating and editing V-Trees. See also Visual Architect. Voice Mail A system that uses telephone equipment and a computer program to allow callers and subscribers to send v oice communications to mailboxes set up on the...
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Implementation and Service Manual IndexIX-1 Index A Actions (V-Tree) Advance to Next Menu, 17-19 Disconnect, 17-33 editing, 17-51 Go to Directory Services, 17-35 Go to Extension Entry Point, 17-35 Go to Mailbox Login Point, 17-34 Go to Voice Mail, 17-34 Record to Mailbox and Advance, 17-23 Record to Mailbox and Return to Previous Level, 17-22 Require Password to Proceed to Next Level, 17-25 Return to Previous Menu, 17-21 Review/Edit Message and Advance, 17-27 Send a Predefined Fax and Advance, 17-31...
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Index Implementation and Service Manual IndexIX-ii Call blocking, setting options, 16-31 Call forwarding, not working, 24-22 Call handling, 16-30 busy options, 16-31 call forwarding, 16-31 does not work, 24-23 no answer options, 16-31 activating/deactivating for V-Trees, 17-39 testing, 24-13 understanding prompts voiced under specific call handling conditions, 24-49 Call Queuing Parameters tab (System Setup), 13-51 Call queuing, 16-35 definition of prompt, 14-2 does not work, 24-23 setting up, 14-13...
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Index Implementation and Service Manual IndexIX-iii Dialogic D/41D boards, 5-3, 7-2 Dialogic D/42D-NS board, 5-3, 7-13 Dialogic D/42D-SL board, 5-3, 7-7 Dialogic D/42D-SX board, 5-3, 7-7 Dialogic DIALOG/4 boards, 5-3, 7-2 fax boards, 5-6 Features and functions on system level, 13-3 multiple Dialogic boards, 5-6 multiple languages, 6-15 Network Interface Card (NIC), 19-8 RSM Client, 6-19 RSM Manager, 6-22 Serial Integration to support Centrex, 10-6 serial integration utility, 10-5 Visual Mailbox, 19-21...
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Index Implementation and Service Manual IndexIX-iv Login Failure report, 21-9 Mailbox Information report, 21-7 Mailbox Quick List report, 21-3 Mailbox Status screen, 22-2 Mailbox Usage report, 21-5 Network Statistics report, 21-16 phrase file information, 15-15 PLUS.LOG file, 24-48 Port Assignments report, 21-12 Prompt Assignments report, 21-15 reports, 21-3 system statistics, 22-1 System Status dialog box, 22-7 System Usage screen, 22-4 Uninitialized Mailboxes report, 21-11 UPSs current operating...