Nitsuko Nvm-2 Installation Instructions

							Release Notes for Software Version 1.08
Issue 1-037
Message Notification
Message Notification now operates as described in the following
paragraphs:
Once you enable Message Notification, the Voice Mail will call you as
soon as you receive your first message.  If you accept the call at a
telephone, or if the paging service gets through to you and
 you log
onto your mailbox to listen to the message, the Voice Mail will not
notify you again until you receive new messages.
Once you log off of your Mailbox, the Voice Mail will notify you
immediately 
of any new messages.
Ring-No-Answer and Busy Locations
However, if the Voice Mail calls the number and gets no answer
 (after
5 rings), it will try again after 30 minutes.  The Voice Mail will attempt
to call a ring-no-answer location for a total of 3 times.
If the Voice Mail calls the number and gets a busy tone
, it will try the
number again after 10 minutes.
If the Voice Mail is calling a paging number, it waits 8 seconds for the
paging service to answer before calling the callback number (which is
the mailbox number and #).  See the note below if your paging service
takes longer than the allowed 8 seconds to answer.
If the number is busy or if a reorder tone is received, the Voice Mail
will try the paging number again after 10 minutes.  The Voice Mail will
try calling the number for a total of 3 times before giving up.
NOTE:
  If your paging service takes longer than the allowed 8 seconds
to answer, you will need to enter a short pause at the end of the paging
number in order to give your service more time to answer before the
Voice Mail calls back.  You enter the *p
 key combination to represent
the pause. Each pause that you enter will add 2 seconds to the response
interval.  Keep adding *p
 until the interval you set matches the actual
response interval of your paging service.
Trunk Access Codes
If the Voice Mail must dial a trunk access code to get an outside line
for making a notification call, the System Administrator/technician
must enter these codes in the System Configuration Management
Program.  (To access this program, you must connect a laptop
computer to the Voice Mail.  See page 9 for details).
The required field you need to program is Access digits before
callout
 in System Options
.  Enter the required digit(s) up to 30
including the following codes.  The default digit is 9:
F - Flash
S  - Wait for any type of sound
P  - Pause (Pauses 2 seconds, dials next digit)
M  - Monitored pause (Pauses 2 seconds, dials next digit if no
  busy/reorder tone; otherwise ends call).
A - Analyzed pause (Pauses 2 seconds, dials next digit if no
  busy/reorder tone; otherwise ends call).
If you enter a 
W or S 
for this field, make sure this is the same code (W
or S
) that is entered for the field, DialToneStr
 in Call Processing
Parameters
. 
						

							Release Notes for Software Version 1.08
38Issue 1-0 
						

							Issue 1-039
NVM-2e
Release Notes for
Version 1.08.02
New and Enhanced
Features 
						

							Table of Contents
Issue 1-041 Version 1.08.02 Feature Availability.................................................................................... 43
Changes and Additions in the System Configuration Management Program ..................... 43
Dial Strings..................................................................................................................... 43
Revisions to the Names of Various Parameters ............................................................ 43 
						

							Release Notes for Software Version 1.08.02
Issue 1-043  
 
Version 1.08.02 Feature Availability 
  This section of the supplement describes the new and enhanced
 features available with Software Version 1.08.02.
Changes and Additions in the System Configuration Management
Program
Dial Strings
The W
 entry (wait for dial tone) in all dial strings has changed to S
(Wait for Sound).
This change is found in the following parameters in the System
Configuration Managment Program:  System Options
: 
Transfer
String (up to 20 digits) and
 Access digits before callout (up to 20
digits)
The change may also apply to the following parameters if your phone
system uses a code for wait for tone in the dial string.
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System Options
Ringdown String (up to 10 digits)
RNA, Hold retrieval string (up to 20 digits)
Busy, Hold retrieval string (up to 20 digits)
Lamp On string (up to 20 digits, N-none)
Lamp off string (up to 20 digits, N-none)
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Call Processing Parameters
DialToneStr dial string to wait for dial tone
Note:
 If you decide that you wish to use the W
 entry in the 
DialToneStr field,
be sure to change all of the S
 entries that appear in the fields shown
above to
 a
 W
.
Revisions to the Names of Various Parameters
The names of the following parameters are changed so that their
function is more clear.
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Call Processing Parameters
UseSoundAsDialTone is changed to the following:
UseSoundAsDialTone - when testing if the line is ready for dialing
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Tone Table
The following field was changed in the Edit Options:
CPA -Call progress Analysis result code
was changed to:
CPA -Call progress Analysis result code
Call Progress Tones: Ringback/NoAnswer = 8, Busy =7
Termination Tones: Reorder=12, Dial tone=13, Incoming fax
tone=15 
						

							Issue 1-045
NVM-2e
Release Notes for
Version 1.20
New and Enhanced
Features