Amanda Telephone Features Manual
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Using Amanda15 Sending Messages When you have an announcement to make to several users or want to leave a message for a user that you know is out of the office, you can send a message to an individual mailbox or a list of mailboxes. See “Managing Personal Mailing Lists” on page 18 for more information about lists.) If your Amanda system does not use the fast method to forward and send messages, you must press: before you input a mailbox number before you input a list number (instead of the ) before you record a prefix to save that prefix followed by to send without verification and to send with verification Select mailbox or list of mailboxes + + mailbox + + record message + + + list number + A personal list is: through (but not 9). A system list is: through (but not *9)..add one or more options + (use options for forwarding messages) Send with verification Send without verification (With verification, you are notified when the recipient hears the message.)
16 Using [email protected]/Windows Telephone Features NOTE:When addressing a message as a user, your can press (or whatever the extension is for your employee directory) to find another user’s extension. Depending on the options set on your system, you might be prompted: “To select this extension, press *. Otherwise, press # to continue.” When there are no more matching di- rectory entries, the prompt is: “To search the directory again, press *. Otherwise, press #.” Being Notified about Messages Amanda can be configured to notify you when you have a message. She can call your pager to display the total number of messages and the number of new messages. She can use relay paging to display or forward a telephone number entered by your caller (if he pressed # while listening to your greeting). She can even call you at home or on your cellular telephone. She can notify you about all messages and/or about messages marked urgent. All notification methods can be scheduled by time and day of the week. See your administrator for details. Changing a Pager Number by Telephone You can change the telephone number for a pager over the telephone. To change the pager number: + + + notification record’s number (1–10) + new pager number + To exit without changing a notification record, press instead of a record number or pager number. N OTE:To be changed, the notification record must be active and currently contain a number in its Variable field. That field might be a home telephone number or some other number rather than a pager number.
Using Amanda17 Leaving a Message for Someone Else If you answer the telephone for more than one person, or even if you get a wrong number, you can allow a caller to leave a message for another user (or mailbox). How you do this depends on how your telephone switching system transfers or conferences calls. The following procedure tries to cover all cases, but check with your administrator for specific instructions. To allow a caller to leave a message for someone: 1. Transfer the call to Amanda. (Usually, you press the Conference or Transfer button on your telephone.) 2. After Amanda answers, dial or . works on any telephone switching system. However, if you hear Amanda say, “That was an invalid entry,” just use: . 3. Enter the mailbox to receive the message. 4. Complete the call transfer. (Usually, you just hang up.)
18 Using [email protected]/Windows Telephone Features Managing Personal Mailing Lists Amanda allows you to have 29 personal mailing lists, which you create and manage using the lists menu. You use these lists to send and forward messages. To create a mailing list: + + the list’s number (1-8, 10-30) + + mailbox + + (repeat for each mailbox) + + record a name or description to identify the list +
Using Amanda19 To modify an existing mailing list: Managing Messages Sent by Fax A message can be faxed to your mailbox. Amanda lets you know that the message is a fax. You can retrieve it by: Calling from a fax machine Providing the telephone number for a fax machine To get a particular fax message when calling from a fax machine: + + locate the fax message + + + press the Start button on your fax machine Do any (or all) of these: (to review the list) (to add users to the list) + mailbox + + + + the list’s number (1-8, 10-30) + (repeat for each mailbox) (to delete users from the list) + mailbox + + (repeat for each mailbox) (to rename the list) + rerecord list name + or description 1
20 Using [email protected]/Windows Telephone Features To get all fax messages when calling from a fax machine: + + + + press the Start button on your fax machine When not calling from a fax machine: + + locate the fax message + + + fax machine’s telephone number + Managing Guest Mailboxes If your Amanda system administrator has configured the system to allow guests, you can give a guest mailbox to another person. In this way, someone working for you temporarily can receive messages. He can check for those messages using any extension that has access to Amanda. The guest mailbox’s privileges are those defined by the guest mailbox template (usually mailbox 996). Check with your Amanda system administrator to determine the security code. To create a guest mailbox: + + + write down the guest mailbox The security code is usually the same number as the guest mailbox. Check with your administrator to be sure. To access a guest mailbox: Dial: _______ (Amanda’s number) + ( or ) + host’s mailbox + + + guest mailbox + guest’s security code
Using Amanda21 Now the guest can use Amanda’s services. To leave a message for a guest: Dial: _______ (Amanda’s number) + ( or ) + host’s mailbox + + guest mailbox + hear guest’s greeting + leave message To delete a guest mailbox: + + + the guest mailbox to be deleted To review your guest mailboxes: + + Amanda plays the name and extension recordings for your guest mailboxes. Setting Up a Security Phrase Depending on the voice mail options selected by your company, you may use voice security phrase as an alternative to a security code entered from a telephone keypad. As Amanda learns the phrase, you will be asked to repeat it at least twice. Wait for the tone each time. To set up a security phrase: + + + state and restate the phrase as often as asked
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IndexI–23 A accessing guest mailboxes 20 after-hours greetings 5 Amanda calling 2 setting up 3 user’s introduction 1 auto-scheduling call processing changes 8 away-from-the-office greet- ings 6 B busy message recording 4 C call control 7 call processing scheduling changes 8 call screening 7 calling Amanda 2 calls controlling 7 screening 7 changing greetings 6 mailing lists 19 pager telephone number for notification 16 security code 7 changing lists managing 19 controlling calls 7 conventions iv copyright ii creating guest mailboxes 20 mailing lists 18 custom busy message recording 4 D deleting guest mailboxes 21 messages 14 Do Not Disturb 8 E examples greetings 5 F faxes messages sent as 19 forwarding messages 10 G greetings after-hours 5 away-from-the-office 6 changing current 6 examples 5 listening to 6 offsite 6 recording 4 system 6 vacation 6 guests accessing mailboxes 20 creating mailboxes 20 deleting mailboxes 21 leaving messages for 21 mailboxes 20 removing mailboxes 21 reviewing mailboxes 21 using mailboxes 20 H hearing messages 9 I introducing Amanda 1 L leaving messages 17, 21 Index
24 Using [email protected]/Windows Telephone Features listening greetings 6 listening to messages 9 lists creating 18 M mailboxes guests 20 scheduling changes 8 mailing lists creating 18 managing 17 modifying 19 updating 19 making recordings 3 managing guest mailboxes 20 messages 8 personal mailing lists 17 recorded greetings 6 messages deleting 14 faxed 19 forwarding 10 leaving 17, 21 managing 8 notification 16 playing 9 recording busy message 4 replying to 10 sending 9, 15 modifying mailing lists 19 N Name and Extension recording recording 3 notification changing pager telephone number 16 messages 16 O offsite greetings 6 options reviewing 8 P pager number 16 personal mailing lists creating 18 managing 17 playing messages 9 R receiving faxed messages 19 recording custom busy message 4 greetings 4 Name and Extension re- cording 3 removing guest mailboxes 21 replying to messages 10 reviewing greetings 6 guest mailboxes 21 options 8 S samples greetings 5 scheduling call processing changes 8 screening calls 7 security codes changing 7 security phrases 21 sending messages 9, 15 setting up Amanda 3 system greeting 6 T trademarks ii U updating mailing lists 19 uses fraudulent iii using guest mailboxes 20 system greeting 6 V vacation greetings 6 W warranty ii