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    							E-4 Configutiion M.ifmJ 
    1 ThsnkpkJustamcmvt... 
    I 
    System prompts 
    After meskge, caller 
    can call another 
    extmskm or dial T. 
    Figure 5-l Standard Mailbox Functh without COS AttrIbutes  
    						
    							cl 11 
    Do&t play system 
    prompt after greethgz 
    q 1 
    caller cm’call another 
    oxtensIon or dial “0.- 
    Figure 5-2 Example of Mallbox Function with COS AttrIbutes  
    						
    							5-6 Configun3tion h&mat 
    Table 5-l cos Atmbutu 
    # mRT 
    mTuRE 
    PKG 
    0 
    May Broadcast a message to all mailboxes 
    KM 
    1 
    No mesages may be recorded for this mailbox 
    2z-D 
    2 
    mrt PodIhmk dedicated to Network Protocul2 
    3 hkforsecu.rity~ebeforecailing~n 
    4 
    Hang up after greeting no other extedns may-he dialed 
    5 Play greeting * allow user to dia& no messages 
    6 Call extension fti before plajing greeting 
    s-m 
    7 This user may send a private message 
    IM 
    8 Mayusespeciallistentoallpromptsfunction 
    9 Lunp or Display Phone message waiting 
    10 May record Names for all mai&xes 
    11 No System Prompt after greeting, go straight to record@ 
    - - 
    l2 This user may reply to additional address 
    IM 
    I3 Automatically save messages after listen 
    14 When greeting is 0% message notifiition will still call 
    mm : Port Tder to a ringing extension 
    Do not intercept DID calls to this extension 
    DID 
    17 May send Network messages immediately 
    18 May send Network messages onIy at night 
    19 May request a Rettun Receipt message 
    IM 
    20 May use Greeting Insert/Swap (Saipted or Co. Greeting set up) 
    STD 
    21 Use messages in this e as scr@t for recording SP 
    22 May override review of Scripted Prompts 
    SP 
    23 Always phy Novice prompts 
    24 Never play Novice prompts 
    25 Poti. May not log on to this maiIbox/port 
    26 Port May not use internal messaging ffzxures 
    ., IM 
    27 After greeting pIa% go to next greeting or ma&ax 
    28 May use offsite or .pager message waiting notification 
    29 FIFO queuing (used for calling groups) 
    FFO 
    30 Station is on another PBX, wait longer before looking at tones SI’D 
    31 Play aitemate greeting when normal greeting is off 
    32 Station has multiple mailboxes ask before axnecting 
    . 33 Wfl send scripted messages without confirmation - 
    SP 
    34 Port Tder calls without checking for busy or no answer 
    36 Port Port requires an Account Code. h&box is an Account Code ICR 
    37 Port Do not check USERS Table for acaunt number ICR 
    38 Port Send extensionhaillwx to PBX before calling 
    ICR 
    39 Port May not call the operator before Account Code is entered 
    ICR 
    Mm 40 Destination is an IVR system 
    41 May move forward or barhard during greeting 
    42 Never do ,GAP message waiting 
    43 May re-record message after a busy or unanswered call 
    44 Play and time-stamp all messages in this mailbox 
    45 PIay messages in LIFO order 
    46 Use extended ma&ox for alternate offsite number 
    (WiW  
    						
    							Table 5-l COS At&lb&s (md) 
    # 
    PORT FIxruRE 
    PKG 
    47 Speak message waiting prompt whiIe waiting for answer 
    STD. 
    48 May use Automatic Message ~(Anto-copyfeature) 
    mmg Automat erase AutoXopied messages 
    Store messages redundantly 
    l ‘-RDMSG 
    R=ord~PmPo=g=~g 
    52 Port (only) Assign caJl blocking number dynamo@ 
    ICR 
    53 No delay between each offsite message waiting call 
    54 MayspedyaPersonalkk&tanamaiIbox 
    !i!j Port (only) Do not atlkct maiIbox timing information for this port 
    56 Playallmcssagesinthismaiiboxasagreeting -w’ 
    - - 
    - !v PIay Custom Message Whiting Notificatjon prompt 
    58 Port (only) Do NOT use this port for integration 
    AI 
    59 Greeting on this mailbox may not be interrupted 
    61 This maibx may send Future Delivery messages KM 
    mm i Port User may erase message during addresfing options 
    IM 
    Application Procesor Control 
    VPworks 
    Port (only) This port is for Outcalls only, no dial tone expected 
    67 Play Tie Stamp 
    SF 
    68 Ftrt (only) This hrt is DTMF integmted 
    AI - 
    69 Speak digits entered to confirm message address 
    70 
    Measure PBX tones 
    71 lianmi@on mailbox 
    LEGEND 
    ABBREV. DESCRlPTlON 
    NAMES DIR 
    standard Feature 
    IntraM&ng 
    DID/E&M Trunk Interface 
    Inte& Voice Response . 
    Mesage Redundanq 
    Nehwrkkg 
    Adaptk Integration 
    Single Digit Menus 
    Incoming Call Restriction (Call Blocking Account Codes) 
    FIFO Qnc3ing 
    Scripted Prompting 
    Names Dixctory 
    VPWOlh  
    						
    							s-a CofYiguration h4wai 
    Table 5-2 cos&trbutu 
    tv -WV 
    ADD FUTURES 
    DESCRIPTION 
    NUMBER 
    BKSXbSt 
    0 
    May send private message 
    7 ’ 
    Listen to all prompts (qxial ammand) 
    a 
    Message Waiting for Display Phones 9- 
    Recordnames 
    m . 
    May reply to additional addreses l2 
    Send network messages immediately 17 
    Send network messages 0nIy at night 18 
    May request a Return Receipt message . . . 
    19 
    May use Greeting insert/swap 20 
    - - 
    May use offsite or pager Message Notifimtion 2a 
    Fm In-First Out Queuing for this extension 29 
    Play aItemate greeting when normal greeting OFF 31 
    Station has multiple mailboxes - ask before connect 32 
    b-t requires Aazount Codc.‘MaiIbox is an Account Code 36 
    w- Destinatik~ is an MX system 40 
    May move fo& or ha&ward during greeting 41 
    May re-record Quick or after calI Message 
    43 
    Use extended mailbox for alternate offsite number 46 
    Am-Copy messages 4a 
    m m Store messages redundantly 50 
    MayspecifyaPersonalA&tancemaiIbox 54 
    ., 
    Apptication Processor Control 
    May send Future Delivery messages 
    May erase message during addressing options 
    This port is DTMF integrated 
    REMOVE FEATURES 
    65 
    61 
    64 
    6a 
    DESCRIPTION NUMBER 
    No messages reuxded for this mailbox 1 
    No System Prompt after greeting - rmrd immediately 11 
    Mm 
    Do not intercept DID calls to this extension 16 
    May not log on to mailbox 25 
    May not use internal mesaging features 26 
    Auto-Delete Aut&opied messages 49 
    Do not cokct mailbox timing information for this port 55 
    Do 
    not use this port for integration 33 
    This port is for Outcalls only, no diaI tone expect& f33  
    						
    							r 
    t 
    7able 5-2 COS Atbibha 
    b-O=-JW 
    AlTER FUTUREB 
    DESCRIPTION 
    EbtAhmk dedicated to Network Protocol 2 
    Ask for security axle before calling extension 
    Hang up after greet.ing# cannot dial 
    Play greeting twic4s allow dialing, no mxxd msg 
    Call extension ha - then play gree%ing if busy/RNA 
    Automa~y save messages 
    Message Notification sill calls even if greeting ON 
    Ilansferto~ringing 
    Usemessagesinthismailboxforsuipttoprompt -,.. 
    May override revjewofscripted Messages 
    Always play Novice 
    Mode prompts in mailbox 
    Never play Novice Mode prompts 
    After Greeting plays, go to another maiIbc~ or extension 
    Station is on another PBX, wait before connecting 
    Wti send scripted messages without confirmation 
    Ransfer calls without checking for buq or no answer 
    Do not check Users IAble for Account Number 
    Send extension/~ to PBX before calling 
    May not call the operator before Account Code is u$red 
    Never do MAP Message Sting 
    PlayandtimestampaIimesagesinthismailbox 
    Play messages in DO order 
    Spc& Message Whiting prompt while waiting for answer 
    Record special purpose greeting 
    Dynamiccall blocking 
    No delay lxtween each offsite Message Whiting CaU 
    Play all messages in this mailbox as a Greeting 
    Play custom Message Whiting Notifxation prompt 
    Do not us this port for Integration 
    Greeting on this mailbox may not be interrupted 
    Phy Time Stamp 
    Spak Digits entered to mnfxrn message address 
    Measure PBX %nes 
    Tiansui~tion mailbox 
    NUMBER 
    2 , 
    3 
    4 
    c- 
    6 * 
    13 
    14 
    15 
    21 
    22 
    23 
    24 
    27 
    30 
    33 
    34 * 
    37 
    38 
    39 
    42 
    44 
    45 
    47 
    51 
    52 
    53 
    56 
    57 
    58 
    59 
    67 
    69 
    m 
    71  
    						
    							5-10 Configwation h&in& 
    m 
    ATTRIBUTE NAME (Option ReqWecf) 
    NUMBER 
    DESCRIVIION 
    0 MAY BROADCAST A MESSAGE TO ALL MAILBOXES (kI&Bhbssaghg) 
    1 
    2 NO MESSAGES MAY BE RECORDED FOR THIS MAllBOX 
    Use this attribute for mailboxes giving information only. It prevents mailboxes from 
    receiving messages of any type. People calling this mailbox arc allowed to dial other 
    extensions, but not asked to leave a message. At the end 
    of the pre+recorded 
    message a prompt asks the 
    caller to 2nte.r e atfnsh nwnber or aW no fm 
    assistance m When sending a new messag% forwarding a tiesag~ replying to a 
    message 
    or sending a quick message, the m responds as if the extension does 
    not exist. 
    PORT/TRUNK DEDICATED TO NETWORK PROTOCOL 2 (b&wOfkiRg) 
    A port or trunk with this attribute is dedicated to communicating with other 
    network locations using Network Protocol 2. 
    It3 With Adaptive Integration, this attribute may also be appl@d to 
    a trunk or a 
    midbox. 
    3 
    4 ASK FOR SECURITY CODE BEFORE CAL!JNG WENSION 
    lb reach a mailbox with this attribute, the call- is asked for and must enter the 
    correct security code hefore the lbshiba VP *em extends the call This ensures 
    only people who know 
    the code may access the extension, which may be a modem, 
    WAIS line, TIE line, or other restricted trunk This attribute may be used in 
    conjunction with 
    Attribute 25 - MAY NOT LOG ON TO TlILS MAILBOX. (Assign 
    after security code is set.) 
    !I3 The PBX must support the operation descrit& 
    Refer to the 
    Featzue Description manual - CUSTOMIZ4TION for additional 
    information. 
    HANG UP AFTER GREEllNG, NO OTHER EXTENSIONS MAY BE DIALED 
    Thii Attribute is used for mailboxes giving information only. The caller is 
    dkunnected after the recorded message playx 
    Tcdita W System-m -5.3 May. lEQ1  
    						
    							5 PlAY GREETlNG TWICE, ALLOW USER TO DIAL, NO UESSAGES 
    This attribute is used for information only maiIboxs A mailbu~ with this attribute 
    plays a record4 message nvo times l%e caller is not prompted to dial another 
    extensionorckl~forassiWxe 
    lf caller doe5 not dial within five secondq the 
    ~~S~~~“~~~Norn~e~g~~~~wh~~e 
    ~~~How~~,~o~~~~rn~g~~~l~t~~e~ 
    Use k~ conjunction with &tribute 1% no messages should be taken. 
    ,.- 
    6 CALL EXrENSlON FIRST BEFORE PLAYING GREETING 
    With this am%* the Tbshiba VP System attempts to call the extension before 
    p~~g~e~No~,~e~~~ern~~~~a~~~ 
    greeting is ON it just plays the greeting and offers to take a message or dial 
    another etxtekon. 
    If the extension is busy or does not answer, the greeting plays. The T& 
    W System informs the caller u(kume) k (sfums), ., and pkys the generic prompt 
    MPt~~a~~e~~e~~t~~~~~~~~~for 
    lusi9mcem~..beq.‘* 
    LET If System Fbameter 154 
    -REMovEYjmTus~~cALLFlRsT 
    GREETlNG, is set to YES, the Tbshiba VP System does not play the status 
    prompt g(kme) k (ktalu~).~ 
    In an integrated environmen& if a call forwards into a mailbox that uses a COS with 
    Attribute 6 and the maiIbox greeting is ON, the caller hears the greeting, followed 
    by an inhtion of whether the extension was busy or not answered, and the 
    generic prompt. The wording of the generic prompt depends on whether the call is 
    internal or external and whether the mailbox uses Personal &sistance. 
    In non-integrated environments, mailbox holders who wish to use Auto T&er to 
    Assistance can be assigned a COS with Attribute 6. They can then leave a greeting 
    on their ma&ox- The greeting is heard only if the auto transfer includes the 
    messaging option. 
    UY May use in ambination with Attribute 11 
    - NO SYSTEM PROMPT. AFi-ER 
    GREETING, GO STRAIGHT TO RECORDING - to turn OJ?F the system 
    prompt. After the greeting playq the Tmhiba VP System prompw 
    “recordingJeep. ” 
    UT Messge Wait&g calls an extension even if a greeting is ON when Attribute 6 
    is assigne it is not necessary to assign Attribute 14 - WHEN GREETING IS 
    ON, MIZSSAGE WAlTING WILLSTILLCALL 
    7 MAY SEND A PRIVATE MESSAGE f IntraMessaging) 
    A mailbox with this attniute may make and send a message marked as Primte. 
    Private Messages cannot be forwarded by the recipient.  
    						
    							S-12 Conficp~tion h4Wual 
    - 
    m 
    8 MAi USE LISTEN 70 AU PROMPTS FUNCllON 
    A mailbox with this attribute allows each prompt in the qstem to be listened to by 
    pressing@~~and~~~. 
    , 
    This attribute is normally neexled on a mailbox usi4 only for qstem debugging, or 
    for the system admin&ator. 
    9 LAMP OR DISPLAY PHONE MESSAGE WAITING l 
    Message waiting lamps can be activated on phones connected to PBXs with that 
    ~~~.~a~ute~y~~~~X~~~~~~en~~~rn 
    a 2500-type telephone set to turn the lamp ON and OFE Lamp message waiting 
    ~~~n~~t~~ho~a~,7&~aw~~~e~~y~t~itO~ 
    is to remove this attribute f?om the COS. The lamp is lit after the fbst new 
    message is rebved. It is turned OFF aftq logon. On most PB%, if lamp 
    notEcation is ax&i&, the phone W not ring. -... 
    Refer to the F-e Deshpticn manti - CWTOMIZATlON, and the &stai&ion 
    andMaint-emanual - ADAPIWE INlEGRA”ON, for other information 
    relating to Lamp or Display Phone Message Waiting with integrated *ems. 
    Lamp/Display notification can work in conjunction with offsite message waiting. If 
    lamp and offsite notification are configured together, upon re&ving a message, the 
    lamp lights. If the message is not listened to, the notification calls are made to the 
    offsite number (ii conjunction with Attribute 28). 
    Refer to the 
    Feature Description mamaI - CUSTOMIZATION for additional 
    information. 
    ., 
    10 MAY RECORD NAMES FOR AU MAILBOXES 
    Mailboxes with this attribute enable the recording of names for maibxes. When 
    recorded, the name is spoken as a replacement for the phrase ‘T&&n XX2I ” 
    Assign the feature to only one mai0cu since only one voice should recurd names 
    Names are recorded by pressing n a 
    q while in the maibx with this attribute. 
    Without name recurded: ‘Ex?t?nsim 316 does mt amwex” 
    With name rezordedz uJoe Smith h not answz w -- 
    11 NO SYSTEM PROMPT AFI-ER GREETING, GO STRAIGHT TO RECORDING 
    A mailbox with a greeting on normally plays the greeting followed by the standard 
    prompt: 
    uPlease leave a private message at the tone, dial another e&nsio~ or dial zero 
    fi assisrunce.. reco4ijzg . . beep.“This attribute turns OFF the standard prompt after 
    the greeting. The greeting plays followed by “reco&zg . . . beep. ” If the greeting is 
    not turned ON, this attniute is ignored. 
    12 MAY REPLY TO ADDlTlONAL ADDRESSES (WraMessaging) 
    A mailbox with this attriiute may send a reply message to other addresses, in 
    addition to the sender of the message.  
    						
    							13 AUTOMATICALLY SAVE MESSAGES AFIER LKTEN 
    14 WHEN GREETlNG IS ON, MESSAGE WAITING WILL SllLL CALL 
    Y5 
    17 
    With this attribut& xnessages are automatkally saved after listening. The Bshiba 
    VP System normaIIy erases a 
    message after it has been listened to all the way 
    through or if it is erased by pressing /?J. (You must pressing 
    q or exit 9 pressing 
    q m or~~for~messagetoactu.aUybeerased.) 
    The feature is recommended for maiRxxes containing important infocrnation to be 
    saw3 and not accidentally erased (order taking, recorded information for 
    trars&ption). This is espiaUy important for mailboxes where more thari one 
    person may retrieve messages 
    With this attribute, a maiIbox recxives message waiting calls even ,if the greeting is 
    ON. Normally, a mailbox with the pe~~nai greeting ON does not receive Mage 
    Waiting Notikation when the greeting is ON. 
    TRANSFER TO A RINGING EXTENSION (May be assigned to 
    POFfl) 
    With this attribute, when ringback is detected, the %shiba VP System amnects the 
    caller to the extension and releases. The port is immediately free to hanqe the 
    next call. lIis is pxkarily used for calls going to the attendanb into se&e grou& 
    or into an ACD, call sequencer or Maptive Integrath. If the extension is busy, 
    the T&VP System informs the caller and offers to take a message, dial another 
    extension or dial /FJ for a&stance. 
    When this attribute is assigned to a port, the T& VP System transfers to a 
    ringing extension when the digits the caller entered are valid but iot defmed in the 
    USER table. 
    UY If the PBX supports a blind transfer, it is recommended the intercept 
    mailboxes (point af answer for callers dialingB or defaulting for a&stance) 
    have this attribute set to enable a blind transfer. When a caller defaults or 
    dials 
    q for help, they are transferred to the extension instead of returned to 
    the Toshiba VP System. 
    If the PBX or Centrex stations are call forwarded to the T~hiba VP System 
    and the Toshl3x VP System is “integrated” with the PBX or Centrex (called 
    station number sent to the Toshiba VP System on forwarding), Attribute 15 
    or 
    Attribute 34 should be used. 
    DO NOT INTERCEPT DID 
    CALLS TO THIS EXIENSION (DID/E&M INTERFACE) 
    When the DIDE&M Trunk Interface is installed, it does not intercept calls to a 
    ma&ox with this attribute. Not AppIicable to Tahiba VP Systems. 
    MAY SEND NETWORK MESSAGES IMMEDIATELY (Networking) 
    For networking, this attribute allows messages to be sent as seem as possible once 
    they are addressed. If the mailbox has COS Attribute 17 - 
    IMMEDIATE  
    						
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