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1= the caller can only leave a message if the Personal No-answer Prompt or the Backup
No-answer Prompt (
for working hours; paragraph 15 for non-working
hours) is already recorded.
For more information, see the diagram of “
Available Services to No-answer Phones
b: the option that determines how the EVM processes the call upon reconnecting or
answering a call whose original destination is a busy internal phone of a mailbox owner
0= the caller can dial to transfer the call or dial # to leave a message. (Default)
1= the caller can only leave a message if the Personal Busy Prompt or the Backup Busy
for working hours; paragraph 16 for non-working hours) is
already recorded.
For more information, see the diagram of “
Available Services to Busy Phones
c:
0
d: 0
Number Arrangement to Non-working Hour Information Menus
Time-out Action to Information Announcements
ADM_5_9904_[abcd]
a: 1~9= the first digit of each menu number for break-hour menus
0= not creating any break-hour menu (default)
b: 1~9= the first digit of each menu number for closed-hour menus
0= not creating any closed-hour menu (default)
c:
0
d: the Time-out Action option that determines how EVM handles the call when a caller does
not dial any digit within three seconds after an information announcement finishes playing
0= hangs up (default).
1= transfers the call to the specified receptionist or service operator.
Example:
ADM_5_9904_[7801] is specified and the related announcements are already recorded; callers may
dial 9 to select:
-
Menu 9 during the working hours
-
Menu 79 during the break hours
-
Menu 89 during the closed hours
Lines’ Greeting Languages
ADM_5_9905_[abcd]
a:
the language of the greetings callers hear on L1 and L5
b: the language of the greetings callers hear on L2 and L6
c:
the language of the greetings callers hear on L3 and L7
d: the language of the greetings callers hear on L4 and L8
1= 1
st
language (Default), 2= 2
nd
language, 3= 3
rd
language, 4= 4
th
language.
