Cadence Voice/fax Mail General Description Manual

							3.3.26 OVERFLOW TO FAX MAILBOX
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!EXAMPLE
A customer wants to automatically detect fax calls and route them to the fax machine at
extension 245.
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NOTES
This feature also allows faxes to be stored in a mailbox when the local fax machine is
busy or down for maintenance.
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STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS
SELECT THE FAX MAILBOX TO USE
1Use option code 1247 to set the fax extension for the system
SET UP A MAILBOX AS FAXONLY
2Go to the Administration Main Menu
3Select a mailbox, for example 245
4If the mailbox is not currently active, use option code 1400 to activate it
5Select option code 1469 and make it Fax only mailbox
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3.4  MAILBOX ADMINISTRATION OPTION CODES
The following option codes are used for mailbox programming:
GENERAL RULES:
•Where a range is 0-255. 255 means maximum or unlimited.
•To enter a value of none press #. This will read back –1.
•For YES/NO options YES=1, NO=2. 
						

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3 5 4 1YL N O R E F S N A R T Y A DON = 2 , S E Y = 1
4 5 4 1TC E N N O C E R O F E B Y F I T O NON = 2 , S E Y = 1
5 5 4 1)R E F S N A R T D N I L B ( S S E R G O R P L L A C O NON = 2 , S E Y = 1
6 5 4 1SS E C C A T C E R I DON = 2 , S E Y = 1
7 5 4 1XO B L I A M P U O R GON = 2 , S E Y = 1
8 5 4 1EN O H P R E K A E P SON = 2 , S E Y = 1
9 5 4 1YL N O L I A M E C I O VON = 2 , S E Y = 1
0 6 4 1GN I G A P D A E H R E V O W O L L AON = 2 , S E Y = 1
1 6 4 1GN I G A P S C D E S U S Y A W L AON = 2 , S E Y = 1
2 6 4 1TN E G R U W O L L AON = 2 , S E Y = 1
3 6 4 1NO I T A C I F I T O N E G A S S E M E T A N R E T L AON = 2 , S E Y = 1
5 6 4 1GN I N E E R C S L L A CON = 2 , S E Y = 1
8 6 4 1KO X A FON = 2 , S E Y = 1
9 6 4 1YL N O X A FON = 2 , S E Y = 1
5 8 4 1 - 7 7 4 19O T 1 R O F S E X O B L I A M T X E T O I D U A E N I F E DRE B M U N X O B L I A M
6 8 4 1TX E T O I D U AON = 2 , S E Y = 1
7 8 4 1DE Y A L P N E H W P U G N A HON = 2 , S E Y = 1
8 8 4 1ES N O P S E R D R O C E RON = 2 , S E Y = 1
1 9 4 1PU O R G F O E P Y TT S A C D A O R B = 0
H C T A P S I D = 1
D C A = 2
L A V E I R T E R = 3
2 9 4 1NO I T U B I R T S I D L L A CE N O N = 0
N W O D P O T = 1
M R O F I N U = 2
3 9 4 1SR E B M E M F O R E B M U N04 - 0
3 3 5 1 - 4 9 4 104 O T 1 S R E B M E M P U O R GXO B L I A M 
						

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4 0 2 1XO B L I A M Y R O T C E R I DRE B M U N X O B L I A M
6 1 2 1HC R A E S E M A NON = 2 , S E Y = 1
0 2 2 1DL O H M E T S Y S X A M21 O T 1
1 2 2 1ST P M E T T A D L O H99 O T 1
2 2 2 1)S D N O C E S ( E M I T D L O H02 1 O T 1
8 3 2 1ED O M T H G I N / Y A D T E SY A D = 1 , O T U A = 0
T H G I N = 2
9 3 2 1EG A S S E M L A I C E P S T E SON = 2 , S E Y = 1
0 4 2 1XO B L I A M Y R E V I L E D L A R E N E G Y A DRE B M U N X O B L I A M
1 4 2 1XO B L I A M Y R E V I L E D L A R E N E G T H G I NRE B M U N X O B L I A M
6 4 2 1HC R A E S E M A NE M A N Y N A = 0
E M A N T S A L = 1
E M A N T S R I F = 2
7 4 2 1XO B L I A M X A F#X O B L I A M
1 6 2 1UN E M T I G I D E L G N I S E T A V I T C AON = 2 , S E Y = 1
2 6 2 1TH G I N / U N E M T I G I D E L G N I S E T A V I T C AON = 2 , S E Y = 1
0 7 2 1 - 3 6 2 18H G U O R H T 1  M D S  R O F X O B L I A MRE B M U N X O B L I A M
9 6 4 1YL N O X A FON = 2 , S E Y = 1
9 8 4 1KC A B X A FON = 2 , S E Y = 1
7 0 7 1ST N E M U C O D K C A B X A F D A O LA/ N
3.5  OPERATION / CONFIGURATION CODES
The following option codes are used for system programming. 
						

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PART 4.  SPECIAL KEYSET BUTTONS
To aid in voice mail access and message retrieval there are a number of special buttons
that can be programmed on the DCS keyset. They are as follows.
VMAME
This key allows a keyset user to set Answer Machine Emulation. This feature lets you
monitor callers leaving messages in a mailbox. For a full description of this feature see
the CADENCE user guide.
VMMEMO
This key allows a keyset user to send a quick message or memo to any mailbox (the #key
will work the same way). For a full description of this feature see “Direct Messaging” and
“Self Memo” in the CADENCE user guide.
VMMSG
This is the most commontly used of the CADENCE specific keys. It will light if there are
messages in the mailbox, and can be pressed at any time to access the CADENCE mail-
box.
VMADM
This key will access the administration menu for CADENCE.