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    Call transfer type
    Select the call transfer method to apply to the subscribers.  The voice mail
    system can transfer a call to a subscriber in the following ways:
    Await Answer
    The voice mail system puts the caller on hold and dials the extension.
    If the extension is answered within the number of rings specified in
    the 
    rings field, the voice mail system puts the call through.
    If the extension is busy or does not answer within the specified
    number of rings, the voice mail system plays the extension greeting
    and then takes an action (usually takes message). 
    Release
    The voice mail system puts the caller on hold, dials the extension and
    then releases the call to the NEC telephone system.  Voice mail
    system does not check call progress or the status of the called
    extension.  If the extension is busy or unanswered, the caller can
    leave a message when the extension is set up to forward calls to
    voice mail.
    Releasing a call to an extension clears the voice mail system port.
    The subscriber 
    cannot use call holding or call screening.
    Wait for Ringback
    The voice mail system puts the caller on hold and dials the extension.
    If the extension rings the number of times specified, the voice mail
    system releases the call to the NEC telephone system.
    If the extension is answered while the voice mail system is counting
    rings, the voice mail system puts the call through.  If the extension is
    busy, the voice mail system plays the extension greeting and takes
    the specified action.  The subscriber 
    cannot use call screening.  For
    details on this call transfer type, refer to the
     EliteMail VMS/EliteMail
    Limited Technician Guide.
    Use call screening?
    This feature lets subscribers find out who is calling before the voice
    mail system puts the call through.  When call screening is turned on,
    the voice mail system asks callers, 
    “Who may I say is calling?” before
    transferring the call to the subscriber extension.  When the subscriber
    answers the call, the voice mail system plays the caller name before
    putting the call through.  You can only use call screening with Await
    Answer call transfer. 
    						
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    Use call holding?
    This feature allows you to queue up several callers who are waiting
    for a busy extension to become free.  The voice mail system
    periodically tells callers their position in the queue, and allows them
    to hold, transfer to another extension or leave a message. 
    The system provides two types of call holding.  You can set the
    system either to allow outside callers to press 1 or to say 
    “Yes” to
    hold. With the first type, outside callers must have a touchtone
    telephone.  With the second type, outside callers do not need a
    touchtone telephone.  The system uses the system voice detect
    feature. 
    Call holding is available with Await Answer and Wait for Ringback
    call transfer.  Call holding is not available with Release call transfer.
    On the worksheet, select Ye s if callers should press a touchtone to
    hold. Select Vo x if callers should say 
    “Yes” to hold.  Select No if call
    holding should be turned off for subscribers by default.
    Message Notification
    When a subscriber or guest has messages pending, the voice mail system
    can light a message waiting lamp to notify the subscriber.  This feature,
    called message notification, is available with your NEC telephone system.
    Activate message waiting lamps for new messages?
    Select whether or not you are using message waiting lamps.  The voice
    mail system supports message waiting lamps automatically on all NEC
    telephone systems.  Select Ye s to use message waiting lamps to notify
    subscribers with pending messages.  Message waiting lamps should be
    used when they are available.
    Message Delivery
    The voice mail system can notify subscribers for pending messages.  For
    example, when a message comes in, the voice mail system can dial the
    subscriber extension number, wait for an answer, and then say: 
    This is the voice mail system calling with a message for .  Please enter your Personal ID now to receive the message.”
    If the subscriber enters the correct Personal ID (and security code, if
    applicable), the voice mail system proceeds with the conversation in the
    same way that it does when the subscriber calls the voice mail system
    directly. 
    						
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    Should the system call the subscriber extension?
    Check 
    Ye s if you want messages delivered to each subscriber work
    telephone, as described above.  If 
    No, skip the rest of this worksheet.
    Wait ___ minutes after a new message arrives
    Check to select, and enter the time you want the system to wait before
    delivering new messages. This field applies to Batch message delivery
    only.  Enter the days and times you want the voice mail system to call you
    to deliver your messages.  Select the number of times the voice mail
    system rings a subscriber extension on each delivery attempt. 
    Each, Batch, or Urgent Delivery
    Select whether you want Each, Batch or Urgent delivery.  Also, enter the
    time (in minutes) between delivery attempts.
    Each
    The voice mail system calls the subscriber each time a new message
    comes in, regardless of when it last tried to call the subscriber.  This
    method speeds up the delivery of new messages, but also increases
    system dial out time.  This means that the dial-out ports may be tied
    up more frequently. If the dial-out ports are constantly busy, the voice
    mail system may have to hold dial-out requests in a queue until a
    dial-out port is free.  This could cause delivery delays.
    Batch
    Any message that comes in since the last attempted delivery is
    added to the batch and delivered at the next specified time interval.
    A 30-minute delivery time is suitable for most installations.  Using
    batch message delivery lessens the time the voice mail system ties
    up voice ports dialing out to deliver messages.
    Urgent
    Urgent message delivery works like Each message delivery, except
    the voice mail system only calls you when an urgent message comes
    in. The system won’t call when new messages that are not urgent are
    waiting. 
    						
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    Table 2-5  Sample Worksheet 5 – Default Subscriber Settings
    Worksheet
    5Default Subscriber Settings
    Use this worksheet to specify settings that apply to most subscribers, including settings for Personal IDs, 
    how calls are transferred, if message waiting lamps are used, and if the system calls the subscriber to de-
    liver messages. Although these settings apply to most subscribers, you may specify custom settings for in-
    dividual subscribers on another worksheet.
    Personal ID & Access Codes
    The system automatically assigns a Personal ID to a new subscriber by adding one or more digits to the 
    subscriber extension (X). For example, 9X creates a Personal ID of 9100 for extension 100.
    Access codes allow or deny subscribers particular features of the system. See the 
    Application Manual  or 
    the system on-line help for access code definitions.
    Default Change to:
    Personal ID for Subscribers   9X  
    ______________________
    Access Codes  PCBF 
    ______________________
    Call Transfer
    Transfer calls to subscribers?
    Yes  
      No
       Call transfer type
          
    Await Answer for        4
      rings
          
    Release
          
    Wait for Ringbackfor ______ rings
                   (3 rings or more)Use call screening?   
      Yes  
      No
    (Use only with Await Answer call transfer)
    Use call holding?
      Yes  
      Vox  
      No
    (Do not use with Release call transfer)
    Message Notification
    Activate message waiting lamps for new messages?
      Yes
    
      No
    (The telephone system must be programmed to support message waiting lamps or indicators)
    Message Delivery
    Should the system call the subscriber extension to deliver new messages?
      Yes  
     No
    Wait   
     30         minutes after a new message arrives before trying to call.
    Hours to deliver:   
      8:00
         
    am
     / pm  t o        5 : 3 0
       
    am / pm  on  
    Mon  Tue  Wed  THu  Fri  
    Sat
      S
    Un
    Ring the extension for    
     4     rings before hanging up   (3 or more rings)
    Choose one of the following:
       Deliver 
    each new message as it arrives. If no answer, try again every _____ minutes.
       Deliver a 
    batch of new messages every     30
      minutes.
      
        D e l i v e r  
    urgent messages, as soon as they arrive. If no answer, try again every _____ minutes.
    Application Screen Page 5 
    						
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    YSTEM SECURITYThe voice mail system offers system-wide features that protect the system
    from unauthorized access and from certain system errors.
    Use Table 2-6 Sample Worksheet 6 – System Security to identify:
    Number of times a caller is allowed to misdial
    If caller should be routed to another System ID for help after
    misdialing 
    The minimum available message storage space the system requires
    Who should receive a voice message if certain system errors occur.
    53.  How many times should caller be allowed to misdial?
    Identify the number of times a caller is allowed to misdial. This includes the
    number of times an outside caller can try to enter a valid System ID to
    route the call, and the number of times a subscriber can try to enter a valid
    Personal ID and security code. 
    Should caller be routed to another System ID for help after 
    misdialing repeatedly?
    Identify how the system handles a caller who exceeds the number of
    invalid entries allowed.  At most sites, the system is set to hang up on
    callers who misdial the number of times specified.  However, the system
    can also route callers to another System ID for additional help.  For
    example, you could route these callers to the operator, who can help
    determine the correct Extension # ID or Box ID.
    55.  When should the system ask subscribers to delete 
    unnecessary messages?
    Identify the minimum minutes of available message storage space the
    system requires before asking subscribers to delete unnecessary
    messages.  To help prevent the system from running out of storage space,
    the system asks subscribers to delete unnecessary messages when
    space is getting low. Most systems set the minimum to 15 minutes.  You
    should not decrease this amount.  However, you may increase it for larger
    systems with many subscribers or ports.
    56.   Who should receive a voice message if a system error occurs?
    Identify who should receive a voice message if a system error occurs. 
    If a system error occurs, the system can display a text message at the
    system console, or, for some errors, can also send a voice message.  
    						
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    Most systems are set to send a voice message to everyone with public
    message access (no P access code).  A public message is a special
    message available only to authorized subscribers.  If you choose to send
    error messages to subscribers with public message access, ensure that
    you set at least one subscriber for public message access when you
    complete Table 2-12 Sample Worksheet 12 – Special Subscriber Settings.
    You may also want to remove the C access code for subscribers with
    public message access, so the system can call them or light a lamp when
    new public messages are waiting. 
    You may also specify one or more specific subscribers who should receive
    these messages. This may or may not be the same subscribers who
    receive public messages.  Write each subscriber name and Personal ID on
    the worksheet.  
    For details about public messages or error messages, refer to the EliteMail
    VMS/EliteMail Limited Technician Guide.
      
    Table 2-6  Sample Worksheet 6 – System Security
    Worksheet
     6System Security
    Use this worksheet to specify several system-wide features that protect your system from unauthorized access 
    and from certain system errors.
    53. How many times should a caller be allowed to misdial?
       
      4 times
      ___________ times
    Should a caller be routed to another System ID for help after misdialing repeatedly?
       
     No (system hangs up) 
     Yes, route to System ID ____________
    55. When should the system ask subscribers to delete unnecessary messages?
       
     When less than 15 minutes of message storage space is left
       
      When less than ________ minutes of message storage space is left
    58. Who should receive a voice message if a system error occurs?
       
     Everyone who receives public messages
       
      These subscribers:Name:Jonathan Winter                                
     Personal ID: 92219       
              Name:__________________________ Personal ID: _________
              Name:__________________________ Personal ID: _________
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    D
    IRECTORY 
    A
    SSISTANCEPeople who call your organization may not know the extension number of
    the person they are trying to reach. The caller must then speak to the
    operator to find the extension or look up the extension in a directory.
    The voice mail system offers two kinds of directory assistance to help
    outside callers determine a subscriber extension:
    Automatic directory assistance
      
    The automatic directory provides a list of subscriber names and
    extensions.  Outside callers get a subscriber extension by spelling
    the first three letters of the last name.  Outside callers must have
    letters on their touchtone keypads to use automatic directory
    assistance.
    Numeric directory assistance
      
    The numeric directory allows outside callers to press numbers
    instead of letters to look up a subscriber extension. Numeric directory
    assistance groups subscribers by a common characteristic (such as
    department, location, or schedule), and creates a menu of choices
    that assign a single touchtone to each directory grouping.
    Use Worksheet 7 to select the type of directory assistance to offer outside
    callers.  Or, if you are not using directory assistance for this application,
    write that on the worksheet, and skip to the next worksheet.   If you are
    using numeric directory assistance, you should also complete Table 2-11
    Sample Worksheet 11 – Message Groups
    . 
    You can also use transaction boxes to set up other call routing for outside
    callers who do not know the extension number.  The system comes with a
    sample transaction box (Departments Box) to help you set up special call
    routing to departments.
    Directory Assistance
    Some sites may want to use both automatic and numeric directory
    assistance if some outside callers have lettered keypads.
    Indicate the type of directory assistance the system should offer. You can
    offer automatic directory assistance, numeric directory assistance, or both. 
    						
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    Using automatic directory assistance requires only that outside callers
    have letters on their keypad that match the system keypad map, and that
    you mention the System ID for directory assistance in the opening
    greeting.  Using numeric directory assistance or transaction boxes for
    directory assistance requires additional setup at the system console.
    If you are using automatic directory assistance, the system can
    automatically route a caller to the correct Extension # ID when only one
    name matches the three letters the caller enters.  Indicate on the
    worksheet whether you want to use this feature with automatic directory
    assistance.
    System IDs for Directory Assistance
    Enter on the worksheet the System ID callers should dial to reach directory
    assistance.  The default System ID for automatic directory assistance is
    555.  If you are changing the System ID, enter that information on the
    worksheet. 
    Numeric directory assistance requires special configuration at the system
    console.  The system comes with several sample directory groups
    installed to help get you started.  For details on how to set up numeric
    directory assistance, refer to the EliteMail VMS/EliteMail Limited
    Technician Guide.
    Ensure that the System ID for directory assistance is mentioned in the
    opening greeting.
    Notes on the Department Transaction Box
    The system is shipped with a department directory in a transaction box
    that has the System ID $411.  This transaction box announces:
    “Press 1 for Sales, 2 for support, or 3 for a list of all personnel.  Once
    again: press 1 for Sales, 2 for Support, or 3 for a list of all personnel.”
    To use this department transaction box, you can modify the greeting or
    System ID to fit your application.  If the system uses the default
    department transaction box, indicate that on the worksheet. Otherwise,
    enter remove on the worksheet. 
    						
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    P
    UBLIC FAX BOXThe voice mail system can detect incoming faxes and route them to a fax
    machine.  This feature eliminates the need for a separate, dedicated
    telephone line for the fax machine.  Each time the system transfers a call
    to the fax extension, it can send a public announcement to the Public Fax
    Box.
    If you plan to use the voice mail system fax detect feature, complete this
    worksheet.  Specify the fax extension number, System ID, and call transfer
    parameters.  Also, indicate whether or not  the person sending the fax is
    asked to record a message describing the fax.
    The Public Fax Box is quite flexible.  For details on the various options
    available, refer to the EliteMail VMS/EliteMail Limited Technician Guide.
    Fax ID
    Indicate the System ID for the Public Fax Box. You can choose an ID that
    allows callers to manually dial the fax machine extension, or make it
    accessible only when a fax machine calls the system.  In the opening
    greeting, tell callers what System ID to dial to send a fax.
    By default, the System ID is set to $_FAXBOX. If the System ID begins
    with the $ symbol, callers cannot select the fax machine by pressing
    touchtones.  Thus, the system can only route automatic faxes sent directly
    from a fax machine. Table 2-7  Sample Worksheet 7 – Directory Assistance
    Worksheet
    7Directory Assistance
    The voice mail system offers an automatic directory of extensions, numeric directory assistance, and a spe-
    cial Departments transaction box to help callers find out the extension number of the person or department 
    they are trying to reach. Use this worksheet to choose the directory assistance the system provides.
    Directory Assistance
        Default ID Change to:        Make change on:
    Automatic directory assistance   555  
                _______            Application Screen Page 6
    Should the system automatically route the caller if there is only one matching name in the automatic 
    directory?
      Yes
      No
    Numeric directory assistance   $411  
                _______             Groups Screen
    Departments transaction box     411              _______             Transaction Directory 
    						
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    Voice Name
    Indicate whether you want to change the Public Fax Box recorded name,
    The Public Fax Box.  If you decide to change the recording, enter the
    name you want to use.
    Transfer calls to the Public Fax Box?
    To use the fax detect feature, you must indicate the actual telephone
    extension the fax machine is connected to.  Select Yes, and enter the fax
    machine extension number.
    Call transfer type
    Select the transfer method that the voice mail system uses for the Public
    Fax Box.  The voice mail system can transfer a call using: Await Answer,
    Release, or Wait for Ringback.
    Await Answer
    The voice mail system reminds the caller to press the Start button on
    the fax machine at the fax tone, puts the caller on hold, then dials the
    fax extension. If the extension is answered within the number of
    specified rings, the voice mail system waits for the caller to press the
    Start button, then puts the fax through.
    If the extension is busy or does not answer within the specified
    number of rings, and call holding for the fax extension is turned off,
    the voice mail system takes the alternate action (typically, transfer to
    the operator). 
    Release
    The voice mail system puts the caller on hold, dials the fax extension
    and then releases the call to the NEC telephone system.  The voice
    mail system does not check the progress of the fax call or the status
    of the fax extension.
    Releasing a call to the fax extension clears the voice mail system port
    to take other calls.  However, the caller cannot hold for the fax
    machine.
    Wait for Ringback
    The voice mail system puts the caller on hold and dials the fax
    extension. If the extension rings the number of specified times, the
    voice mail system releases the call to the NEC telephone system.
    The number of rings should be at least three. 
    						
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