71
b: the Operation that is identified by the number Y
0= the number is not an Operation Option.
1= “to listen to the announcement again.”
2= “to return to the previous menu.”
3= “to return to the main greeting.”
Mailbox Program Access Request Code
ADM_5_9920_[XXYZ]
XX: the Type code, which informs the EVM that a mailbox owner requests to log in to the
mailbox program.
YZ: the start of the EXTN field inside a DTMF Digit string carrying this Type code
01~09 (1~9), 0* (10)= number of digits before the EXTN field.
*1 ~ *9 = * indicates that the start of the EXTN field is not fixed but follows a digit of *
closely. 1 ~ 9 are used to specify the minimum number of digits (including this *)
appearing before the EXTN field.
#1 ~ #9, A1 ~ A9, B1 ~ B9 and C1 ~ C9 are similar to the functions of *1 ~ *9.
If the 3
rd
digit of the setting value is 0, *, #, A, B or C, it means that the first two digits specifies
the Type code ("0" at the 2
nd
digit is only used as a spacing so it is possible to specify a 1-digit
Type code), the 4
th
digit specifies the start of the EXTN field and
start of Type field. If not, the setting value specifies the Type code and means that the Type code
begins with the 1
st
digit and the EXTN field follows the Type code.
Recording Request Code
ADM_5_9922_[XXYZ]
XX: the Type code, which informs the EVM that an internal phone requests to record the
conversation.
YZ: the start of the EXTN field inside a DTMF Digit string carrying this Type code
Please refer to
Type Field of ID DTMF Digit Strings
ADM_5_9924_[00XX]:
XX: 00~19 = number of digits before the Type field of each ID DTMF digit string.
1
st
All-call Code
ADM_5_9926_[XXYZ]
XX: the Type code, which informs the EVM to route the call to the mailbox the phone number
indicates for the caller to leave a message.
YZ: the start of the EXTN field of the digit strings carrying this Type code
01~09 (1~9), 0* (10)= number of digits before the EXTN field. For example, YZ=03
indicates that the EXTN field starts at the fourth digit of each DTMF digit string that
carries the specified Type code.
*1 ~ *9 = * indicates that the start of the EXTN field is not fixed but follows a digit of *
closely. 1 ~ 9 are used to specify the minimum number of digits (including this *)
