Panasonic Courier Manager Installation Manual
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PanaVoice Courier Installation Manual 70 TO UPDATE AN OPTION (ZERO THRU NINE): Select an option 0-9 to update, by left clicking to highlight, then right click to access the menu as displayed: ADDITIONAL SUB-LEVELS Additional sub-levels can be defined from each single-digit entry. For example, you may tell your caller to press 3 for Sales. When your caller presses 3, he may hear additional branching options such as: “Press 1 for...
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PanaVoice Courier Installation Manual 71 HOW TO DESIGN YOUR AUDIOTEX LIST Use the following steps to guide you in formulating your System Greeting(s), and incorporating through the use of Audiotex, information that will guide callers quickly to their destination: 1. D ECIDE WHAT YOU WANT ON YOUR AUDIOTEX LIST 2. DEFINE YOUR INFORMATION ONLY MAILBOXES 3. DECIDE IF YOU WANT TO USE AN AUDIOTEX LIST ACCESS NUMBER 4. WRITE AND RECORD...
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PanaVoice Courier Installation Manual 72ASSIGN FUNCTIONALITY (F/M/P/C/G) TO INFORMATION ONLY MAILBOXES The function assigned to an IOM determines what happens when a caller makes a selection at the Audiotex List level, i.e. when the caller is hearing the System Greeting. You must select a function-type for each Information Only Mailbox defined. F - Full Functionality Courier listens for one (1) or more digits to be entered by the...
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PanaVoice Courier Installation Manual 73AUDIOTEX DESIGN AND SET-UP EXAMPLE: Press 0 for our current CD rates, 1 to check on your account balance, 2 if you would like information on opening a new account, or 3 for more information. The following chart shows how a Bank designed its Audiotex list and developed its opening System Greeting. The primary, or root level, menu in the Audiotex List has four major choices. Primary Menu:...
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PanaVoice Courier Installation Manual 74EXAMPLES OF IOM FUNCTIONS (F/M/P/C/G) F - FULL FUNCTIONALITY Courier listens for one or more digits to be pressed by the user. Press 0 for our current CD rates, 1 to check on your account balance, 2 if you would like information on opening a new account, or 3 for more information. If the caller presses 0 for current CD rates (0. CD Rates), he hears this informational message: Our current CD...
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PanaVoice Courier Installation Manual 75 G - GROUP FUNCTIONALITY An Information Only mailbox that uses Group Functionality allows more than one mailbox for an extension. For example, two students share one extension number in a room. Each student can have his or her own separate voice mailbox with the use of Group Functionality. For more information, see the Group Functionality Mailbox portion of the Mailbox Maintenance section....
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PanaVoice Courier Installation Manual 76 SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR OPTIONS FROM THE TELEPHONE To access and perform: Distribution List Maintenance – Option 1, Information Only Mailbox Maintenance – Option 2, System Greeting Recording – Option 3, Pre-System Greeting Recording – Option 4, and System Prompt Recording – Option 5: 1. Call Courier 2. Press * 3. Press Mailbox 999 4. Press the Master System Password 5. Select Option 1, 2,...
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PanaVoice Courier Installation Manual 77 BASIC DISPLAY AND NON-DISPLAY PHONE USE The PanaVOICE Courier will work with the phone system and allow for visual menus from the large as well as small screen displays. With third party voicemail you normally need to program a call forward ID so the voicemail will answer with the personal mailbox greeting as opposed to the main greeting when calls forward to voicemail. With API...
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PanaVoice Courier Installation Manual 78 FIRST TIME USER SETUP As a first time user of the PanaVOICE Courier Voice Mail System, you will be asked to perform your mailbox customization. Please follow the steps below to customize your mailbox, keeping in mind that the system will “time out” after 30 seconds of perceived inactivity. You may want to read and familiarize yourself with the following instructions before you begin. If...