Lucent Technologies Octel 100 Implementation And Service Manual

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Delivery Options
Deliv ery Options control whether subscribers can use the Message Notification, W ake-
Up Call, Casual AMIS, and primary fax destination features in the mailbox, and whether
they can call local and long-distance numbers.
Not Allowed
Not Allowed does not permit subscribers to use the Message Notification, W ake-Up
Calls, Casual AMIS, and primary fax destination features.
Local Only
Local...

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Highest Outgoing Dispatch
Highest Outgoing Dispatch defines how messages are sent from the mailbox.
· Not Allowed – Does not allow the mailbox subscriber to send any messages to
other messaging systems.
· Economy – Sends messages to other messaging systems during the economy
hours set up for the system. You can ov erride the economy hours for indiv idual
network nodes if appropriate. For additional...

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send messages to sites designated as OctelNet nodes. OctelNet must be selected here if
a subscriber is to be permitted to use the Follow-Me-Forward feature to access OctelNet
destinations. For additional information, see Chapter 18, “Using Network Messaging.”
The option selected under Deliv ery Options does not affect a subscriber’s ability to
specify OctelNet destinations, including those for...

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Receive Faxes
Receiv e Faxes allows subscribers to receiv e fax messages in their mailboxes from both
subscribers and outside callers. This option must be selected for the primary fax
destination and AutoPrint features to be av ailable to subscribers ov er the phone.
Max Messages
Max Messages defines the maximum number of messages (both new and sav ed)
permitted in the mailbox. This feature helps to...

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Make sure this number is at least one less than the number of rings set up on the
system’s telephone switch. If the number is not at least one less than the number of rings
set up for the switch, calls are not routed to the messaging system.
It is recommended that you do not set the ring count to less than 3, or more than 15. The
system may not recognize less than three rings on some telephone switches, and more...

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The following characters represent dialing codes that are used by the messaging system.
Note that the H, X, C, W , B, -, and + codes can be used only for calls to internal
extensions—number of digits is less than the Number of Digits in Local Phone Number
parameter in System Setup. The remaining codes can be used for calls to internal or
external destinations.
  Code Use
&Represents a flash hook. A flash hook is...

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C(Number)Indicates that the system is to send a special feature code to the
switch. The C is always followed by a number that defines how many
characters are in the special feature code. For example, if 550 is the
special feature code to activ ate intercom paging, a C3 would be
entered in the dialing code string for intercom paging.
TInstructs the switch to use DTMF dialing.
MInstructs the switch to use...

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Notes: 

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CHAPTER 17
Working with V-Trees
Procedures in this chapter will help you to:
· Understand V-Trees
· Create a V-Tree
·  Define V-Tree actions
·  Assign prompts to a V-Tree
·  Activ ate and deactiv ate a V-Tree
·  Open a V-Tree
·  Save a V-Tree
·  Edit a V-Tree
·  Delete a V-Tree
·  Print a V-Tree
·  Change the V-Tree display
·  Manage Fax Retriev al documents 

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Understanding V-Trees
V-Trees are menus that you can create to prov ide callers with options from which they
can choose to perform actions. Callers use a V-Tree in the same way they use the
systems Attendant menu; howev er, V-Trees are assigned to specific mailboxes, not to
the entire messaging system. If, for example, a caller selects an option from the
Attendant menu to speak to the sales department, the call can be...