Amanda Work Group Work Place Instructions Manual
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Appendix B: Glossary103 dedicated notificationWhen the first port of Amanda is set aside for notification only. It is displayed as 1/N (as opposed to 1/A) on the Main Screen. The extension connected to port 1 of Amanda must have outside ac- cess so that pager notification can be successful. You must make sure that no incoming calls are routed to port 1 and instead port 2 is desig- nated as the first answer port. This is useful in eliminating notify col- lisions (glare condition). To achieve a dedicated...
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104 Administering [email protected] Done ChainAfter Amanda is finished processing a mailbox, she continues pro- cessing the call by going to the mailbox specified in the Done Chain. If this field is blank, Amanda uses the Done Chain of the Company Greeting, or starting greeting mailbox (generally 990). Usually, the Done Chain of 990 is set to 991. Therefore, the default Done Chain is usually mailbox 991 (The Caller Instructions). DTMFDual Tone Multi Frequency (Touch Tone) tones generated by most...
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Appendix B: Glossary105 hard drive/hard diskA long-term storage device, typically referred to as the C drive, on which Amanda is installed. The Amanda Company recommends us- ing IDE hard drives with a 12ms access time or faster to insure optimal processing of calls. Consider large capacity hard disks if a high vol- ume of outgoing and incoming messages is expected. A 540 MB hard disk is estimated to provide 33 hours of messages. hookflashA momentary on-hook condition which lasts anywhere from 0.25...
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106 Administering [email protected] LoginsThe total number of times the mailbox was accessed by a user by pressing the * key. long pauseUsing , within a token string causes Amanda to pause for 2 seconds. mailboxThe user options, messages, mailing lists, and other data identified by a mailbox. menu barLists a program’s choices. It is found at the top of the screen of any Amanda screen or Windows application. MFMulti-frequency. An inband address signaling method which uses ten decimal digits and five...
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Appendix B: Glossary107 SMDRStation Message Desk Reporting. See call accounting. status barArea at the bottom of the screen or window that describes actions cur- rently being performed within the program. stringA sequence of 0 or more characters. The length of a string is the num- ber of characters in the sequence. A space counts as one character when it appears anywhere within the sequence. A string of length 0 is null or empty. substringA portion of a string. For example, “EN” is a substring of “MEN”...
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108 Administering [email protected] transfer dial toneThe solid (continuous) tone which must be heard by Amanda after a hookflash is performed and before DTMF digits representing the ex- tension to connect to are dialed. If one second of continuous dial tone is not detected by Amanda, a second hookflash is performed in order to get back to the caller. The absence of transfer dial tone is usually due to the fact that the telephone switching system does not have an available intercom path or DTMF...
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Symbols %R 53 %V 57 /I command-line options 11 /P command-line options 12 /S command-line options 12 /T command-line options 12 Numerics 411 30, 39, 45 990 3, 22, 93 sample greetings 23 991 3, 27, 94 sample greetings 28 997 36 Norstar 36 999 computer use of 83 recording system announce- ments 79 telephone use of 79 A accessing Amanda 11 Main screen 11 Users screen 33 activating notification records 57 scheduling records 70 alphanumeric defined 101 Amanda calling 21 Main screen 15 password 13,...
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110 Administering [email protected] Chains Users screen 34 Change On scheduling field 70 changing busy hold music 80 dates 18 field settings 35 mailboxes 43, 48 notification record templates 55 notification records 55 pager telephone number for no- tification 59 report column order 75 report column widths 75 scheduling records 69 system date 82 system time 82 times 18 Variable field for notification 59 channel defined 102, 106 character defined 102 class of service defined 101 c-like escape...
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Index 111 editing files 88 notification templates 87 VMB.DAT 87 emergency lists notification 64 employee directory 28, 30, 39, 45 employee directory mailbox defined 104 empty strings defined 104 Enabled notification record field 57 scheduling field 70 Enabled field notification records 52 enabling notification records 57 scheduling records 70 end user support 9 ending times notification 57 ERROR 17 errorlevel defined 104 examples notification records 59 report 74 EXECUTE 17 execution error...
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112 Administering [email protected] listening system status 81 locking busy message 46 Do Not Disturb 45 greetings 46 mailboxes 80 Screen Calls? 45 User fields 45 LOGIN 17 login time total 48 Logins 48 defined 106 logins totals 48 Logons defined 106 long pause defined 106 M MAIL 17 Mailbox 16 mailbox defined 106 general 46 mailbox 999 22 computer use of 83 telephone use of 79 mailbox checklist 97 Mailbox Processing diagram 7 mailboxes 411 30, 39, 45 990 3, 22, 23, 93 991 3, 27, 28, 94 997 36 997...