Panasonic Kx-Tvp150 Voice Processing System Guide
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62 0 Creating a Bulletin Board Message 1 Dial an extension number which is connected to the Voice (Voice Mail Service’s Mail Service. Extension Number) You will hear the prompt: Good morning/Good afternoon/Good evening You have reached the voice processing system. Please enter the mailbox number of the person for whom you wish to leave a message, followed by a pound sign. To enter by name, please press a pound sign now. If you are using a rotary telephone, please wait a moment. For call transjer, press [O]. 2 Press the star [*I key. Then enter the Bulletin Manager’s (Bulletin Manager’s mailbox number. mailbox number) You will hear the prompt: Please enter the password, followed by a pound sign. (Bulletin Manager’s 3 password) Enter the password. In the Bulletin Manager’s main command, you will hear the prompt: For bulletin board management, press [l]. To customize your mailbox, press [a]. M-6-18 Bulletin Manager Manager ‘s Guide
62 l Creating a Bulletin Board Message Press [l] to create bulletin board messages (Level 4). cl 1 You will hear the prompt: ‘ (Example) r;lc;1pFJ( This is the top menu. The message is ---. To edit the bulletin message, press [#/. To select a bulletin message for level 1, enter a number [I] through [9]. 5 Select a bulletin message for level 4 as in the operation at previous levels. The bulletin message number is --. There is no bulletin message recorded or destination assigned. Note: If the message for this level already exists, you can go directly to step 10. To record a message, press [I]. Otherwise, press [2]. cl 1 6 Press [l] to record a message. 7 Record a message. (See 6.3.1 Recording Messages.) Then you will hear the prompt: To assign an extension, press [I]. Otherwise, press [2]. ABC cl 2 8 Press [2] to proceed to the next step. , Manager s Guide Bulletin Manager M-6-l 9 (1292-G)
62 l Creating a Bulletin Board Message 8’ Press [l] to assign an extension.(See 6.3.2 Assigning Exten- sion Numbers to Bulletin Board). cl 1 Note: To assign a mailbox, press [l]. Otherwise, press (21. 1 pJ 9 Press [2] to proceed to the next step. ILI 9’ Press [l] to assign a mailbox. (See 6.3.3 Assigning Mail- cl boxes to Bulletin Board.) 1 If you assign an extension, you cannot go to the next level. Note: If you assign a mailbox, you cannot go to the next level. . 10 Review the message. This is the new bulletin message. 1 the bulletin message, press [#I. 11 Select the feature you want. Note: You can return to level 3 by pressing [*I. M-6-20 Bulletin Manager Manager’s Guide
63 0 Managing Bulletin Board Messages 6.3.1 Recording Messages You can create and record bulletin messages with your telephone at any time. You can record a bulletin message after accessing the bulletin message to be recorded. For example, if you enter the number ‘12’, you will receive the current bulletin message, 12, and record the message by entering the recording command ‘#l’. Then speak the new number 12 bulletin message at the tone and accept it. Note that due to the tree-structured organization of the Bulletin Board Service, you cannot create a new bulletin message without first recording messages at previous levels. For example, if bulletin message 31 has not been recorded, the messages between 3 10 and 3 19 cannot be recorded nor accessed. . Recording Bulletin Messages: (Voice Mail Service’s 1 Dial an extension number which is connected to the Voice Extension Number) Mail Service. You will hear the prompt: Good morning/Good afternoon/Good evening You have reached the voice processing system. Please enter the mailbox number of the person for- whom you wish to leave a message, followed by a pound sign. To enter by name, please press a pound sign now. If you are using a rotary telephone, please wait a moment. For call transfer, press [O]. 2 Press the star [*I key. Then enter the Bulletin Manager’s (Bulletin Manager’s mailbox number . mailbox number) , Manager’s Guide Bulletin Manager M-6-2 I
63 0 Managing Bulletin Board Messages You will hear the prompt: Please enter the password, followed by a pound sign. (Bulletin Manager’s 3 password) Enter the password. In the Bulletin Managers main command, you will hear the prompt: cl 1 Press [l] to record bulletin board messages. You will hear the prompt: This is the top menu. The message is ---. To edit the bulletin message, press [#]. To select a bulletin message for level I, enter a number [I] through [9]. Note: If there is no message assigned, you can go to step 8. cl # 5 Get to the Bulletin Message Editing menu by entering [#] at this prompt of any level. For bulletin board management, press [l]. To review the current bulletin board service, press [2]. To customize your mailbox, press [3]. You will hear the prompt: To record a new message, press [I]. To erase the message, press [2]. To review the message, press [3]. To assign an extension, press [4]. To assign a mailbox, press [5]. ’ M-6-22 (1292-G) Bulletin Manager Manager’s Guide
63 l Managing Bulletin Board Messages 6 Press [l] to record a bulletin message. cl 1 You will hear the prompt: 7 cl 8 1 Bulletin message is already recorded. The message is Review the message. Then, you will hear the prompt: To record a new1 message, press [I]. Otherwise, press [2]. Press [I] to record a message. You will hear the prompt: Please state the bulletin message at the tone. To end recording, press [I]. To pause and restart recording, press 12 J. State a message. Then, you will hear the prompt: To review, press [I J. To accept, press [2]. To record a new one, press [3]. To add, press [4]. To erase and exit, press [ $ J. Press [2] to accept it. You will hear the prompt: I Your recording has been accepted. Manager’s Guide Bulletin Manager M-6-23
63 l Managing Bulletin Board Messages 10’ Press [l] to take any action on it. cl 1 You will hear the prompt: To accept, press [2]. To record a new one, press [3]. To add, press [4]. To erase and exit, press [ * ]. 11’ Follow the instruction and accept your recording in the end. 6.3.2 Assigning Extension Numbers to the Bulletin Board As Bulletin Manager, you can assign extension numbers to bulletin board messages if mailboxes are not assigned to them. Once this has been done, users requesting such a bulletin board message first hear the message, then are connected to the associated extension. Consequently, there can be no further levels of messages below a message with an extension number assigned to it. To give an example of how it works, if extension number 514 is assigned to bulle- tin board message number 21, a caller accessing the Bulle- tin Board service and punching in the number 21 would first hear bulletin board messages TOP MENU, 21 and then be connected to extension number 514. (Voice Mail Service’s 1 Dial an extension number which is connected to the Voice Extension Number) Mail Service. You will hear the prompt: Good morning/Good afternoon/Good evening You have reached the voice processing system. , M-6-24 Bulletin Manager Manager’s Guide
63 0 Managing Bulletin Board Messages Please enter the mailbox number of the person for whom you wish to leave a message, followed by a pound sign. To enter by name, please press a pound sign now. If you are using a rotary telephone, please wart a moment. For call transfer, press [O]. 2 Press the star [#CC] key. Then enter the Bulletin Manager’s (Bulletin Manager’s mailbox number . mailbox number) You will hear the prompt: Please enter the password, followed by a pound sign. (Bulletin Manager’s 3 password) Enter the password. In the Bulletin Manager’s main command, you will hear the prompt: For bulletin board management, press [I]. To customize your mailbox, press [3]. cl 4 Press [l] to record bulletin board messages. 1 You will hear the prompt: To edit the bulletin message jar level 1, enter a number Note: If there is no message assigned, you can go to step 8. Manager ‘s Guide Bulletin Manager M-6-25 (1292-G)
63 0 Managing Bulletin Board Messages 5 Get to the Bulletin Message Editing menu by entering [#] at this prompt of any level. cl # You will hear the prompt: To record a new message, press [I]. To eruse the message, press [2]. To review the message, press [3]. To assign an extension, press [4]. To assign a mailbox, press [.5]. Press [4] to assign an extension. Review the current extension number. Current extension for the bulletin board message is ---. Press [l] to change the setting. You will hear the prompt: Please enter the extension followed by a pound sign. I To delete the extension, please press a pound sign now. I (Extension) 9 Enter the extension number and press a pound sign [#I. 1’7”1ppq@ 10 Review the number. M-6-26 Bulletin Manager Manager’s Guide
63 l Managing Bulletin Board Messages ABC l1 cl Press 2 The extension number- you just entered is ---. [2] to accept it . 6.3.3 Note: If there are sub-messages, you cannot assign an extension. You have to erase sub-messages at first. See 6.3.5 Erasing Messages. Assigning Mailboxes to the Bulletin Board As Bulletin Manager, you can assign a mailbox to the bul- letin board messages if the extension number is not assigned to them. Once this has been done, users request: ing such a bulletin board message first hear the message, then are requested to record messages to the associated mailbox. Consequently, there can be no further levels of messages below a message with a mailbox assigned to it. To give an example of how it works, if mailbox 514 is assigned to bulletin board message number 21, a caller accessing the Bulletin Board service and punching in the number 21 would first hear bulletin board messages TOP MENU, 21 and then be requested to leave messages in the mailbox 5 14. Note: Mailbox which you can assign includes an interview mail- box. (Voice Mail Service’s 1 Dial an extension number which is connected to the Voice Extension Number) Mail Service. You will hear the prompt: Good morning/Good after-noon/Good evening You have reached the voice processing system. Manager ‘s Guide Bulletin Manager M-6-27