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Lucent Technologies Octel 100 Implementation And Service Manual
Lucent Technologies Octel 100 Implementation And Service Manual
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24. Testing and Troubleshooting the System Implementation and Service Manual Prompts Voiced Under Specific Call Handling Conditions24-53 Busy Function Table Call BlockingN/CB Def.N/CB Opt. 1N/CB Opt. 2Busy Def.Busy Opt. 1Busy Opt. 2Prompt PlayedCaller’s Available DTMF Options x x x RNA/Busy Menu Option Set 2 x x x Optional Prompt 1 Option Set 1 x x x Optional Prompt 2 Option Set 1 x x x RNA/Busy Menu Option Set 2 x x x RNA/Busy Menu Option Set 2 x x x RNA/Busy Menu Option Set 2 xxBusy = RNA/Busy MenuRNA...
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24. Testing and Troubleshooting the System Implementation and Service Manual Prompts Voiced Under Specific Call Handling Conditions24-54 Ring No Answer Function Table Call BlockingN/CB Def.N/CB Opt. 1N/CB Opt. 2Busy Def.Busy Opt. 1Busy Opt. 2Prompt PlayedCaller’s Available DTMF Options x x x RNA/Busy Menu Option Set 2 x x x Optional Prompt 1 Option Set 1 x x x Optional Prompt 2 Option Set 1 x x x RNA/Busy Menu Option Set 2 x x x RNA/Busy Menu Option Set 2 x x x RNA/Busy Menu Option Set 2 xxRNA =...
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Implementation and Service Manual Cus tomer Needs W orks heets1 WORKSHEETS CN Customer Needs Worksheets Use these worksheets to introduce the customer to system features and functionality and to help you identify the hardware and software necessary to build the type of Automated Attendant and Voice/Fax Mail system best suited for the customer.
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Cus tomer Needs W orks heets Implementation and Service Manual Cus tomer Needs W orks heets2 Notes:
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CUSTOMER NEEDS WORKSHEETSCN-1 Feature Selection Sheet Refer to the Feature and Functionality Introduction for inform ation on each of the features listed below. Indicate on this sheet all features you feel are integral to m eeting your system needs. Note that, though many of the features listed below are standard on the messaging system, some are optional add-on modules and some are available only with certain types of phone systems and software release versions. Using the information you provide on this...
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CUSTOMER NEEDS WORKSHEETSCN-3 Feature and Functionality Introduction The messaging system provides two general feature sets: an Automated Attendant (also known as Call Processing and a messaging system. The Automated Attendant routes internal and external callers to phone extensions or subscriber voice mailboxes. The attendant feature includes a variety of options for controlling the exact conditions under which, and techniques with which, calls are addressed and moved throughout a company’s phone...
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CUSTOMER NEEDS WORKSHEETSCN-4 Call Screening W hen Call Screening is activated, the system asks for the caller’s name and announces it to the subscriber being phoned. The subscriber can accept or reject the call, or have it redirected to another extension. If the call is rejected, the system informs the caller there was no answer at the extension and offers options to leave a message, transfer to another extension, or speak with an operator. W ith Call Screening, subscribers can choose when they are to...
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CUSTOMER NEEDS WORKSHEETSCN-5 Multilingual Prompts The system can be equipped with an optional module that allows it to offer callers and subscribers syntactically correct prompts in languages other than English. Language library modules include prerecorded phrase files and syntax tables custom designed for the selected language. Understanding Voice/Fax Mail Features By eliminating the need for the simultaneous presence of both parties when important information must be conveyed, voice mail maximizes the...
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CUSTOMER NEEDS WORKSHEETSCN-6 Mailbox Personalization The system provides a number of features that allow subscribers to personalize their mailboxes, making caller interactions comfortable. Mailbox Default Operators The system manager can assign a different default operator to each mailbox on the system. W hen a caller presses for an operator, the system transfers the caller to that mailbox’s default operator instead of the regular operator. This allows separate departments or subscribers to have calls...