VoiceTrak Voice Mail Auto Attendant System User Guide
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sign. 162 - Your outcall notification table is full. 163 - Please enter the outcall telephone number for notification. 166 - Is this correct? If yes, touch 1. If no, touch 2. 170 - Record your notification prompt at the tone. Touch the pound sign\ when finished. 172 - You must now enter the start time of your message notification. Use military time to enter the four digit notification start time with hour and minute. 9:30 AM would be entered as 0 9 3 0. 173 - Enter the four digit date to begin this notification. January 15 would be entered 0 1 1 5. 174 - Enter the stop time of your message notification. Use military time to enter the four digit notification stop time with hour and minute. 5:30 PM would be entered as 1 7 3 0. 175 - Enter the four digit date to stop this notification. December 30 \ would be entered as 1 2 3 0. 176 - Please enter the outcall notification entry to be changed. 177 - Thats an invalid out call notification entry. 178 - Enter the outcall notification entry to delete. To delete all entries, touch *. To exit, touch the pound sign. 186 - Hello. This is VoiceTrak. One of our system subscribers has a ne\ w message requiring attention. Please advise the subscriber of this call. Thank you. 200 - Enter the mailbox number of the person you wish to send this messa\ ge to. 202 - Im sorry, thats an invalid mailbox number. 203 - Do you wish to add comments? If yes, touch 1. If no, touch 2. 205 - Your message request has been forwarded. What would you like to do with the original message? 230 - To hear existing lists, touch 1. To add a list, touch 3. To chan\ ge a list, touch 5. To delete a list, touch *. To return to the main menu, touch 9. 233 - There is no distribution list at this time. 235 - End of lists. 240 - Enter the list number to modify 242 - There is no such list. 245 - To hear list members, touch 1. To add members, touch 3. To chang\ e the list name, touch 5. To delete list members, touch *. To return to the main menu, touch 9. 248 - End of list. 255 - Enter the message box number to be added. 260 - Please enter the message box number to be deleted. 265 - The next available list number is. 267 - At the tone, please record a name for this list of users. When finished, touch the pound sign. © VoiceTrak VoiceTrak Administration Manual - Page 70
270 - To cancel and re-record, touch *. To accept, touch #. To return \ to the main menu touch 9. 272 - Do you wish to add names to this list? If yes, touch 1. If no, t\ ouch 2. To return to the main menu, touch 9. 275 - Enter the list number to be deleted. 281 - Your message has been sent. 300 - You have selected system setup. Please enter the master password \ or touch # to reenter your box number. 305 - Please select a maintenance function. For department recording ma\ intenance, touch 4. For salutation recording maintenance, touch 5. To set the system date and t\ ime, touch 6. To record system voice prompts, touch 1. To record spoken names touch 2. For remote par\ ameter maintenance touch 3. To exit, touch the pound sign. 308 - To listen to a voice prompt, enter the voice prompt number followe\ d by a star. To return to the previous menu, touch the pound sign. To record a voice prompt, enter th\ e voice prompt number followed by the pound sign. Begin recording at the tone. When finished, touch the pound sign. 310 - Im sorry. There is no such voice prompt. 326 - For department voice prompt maintenance, Touch 1. Touch the pound\ sign to exit. 327 - To listen to a department voice prompt, enter the department numbe\ r, followed by a star. To record a new department voice prompt, enter the department number, followed by \ the pound sign. Begin recording at the tone. Touch the pound sign to exit. 328 - Department maps must be entered from the computer keyboard. 329 - To listen to a salutation, enter the two digit salutation number f\ ollowed by the star. To record a salutation, enter the salutation number followed by the pound sign. Begin recording at the tone. Touch the pound sign to exit. 330 - For salutation recording maintenance, touch 1. Touch the pound si\ gn to exit. 332 - Salutation maps should be entered from the computer keyboard. 340 - To hear the current system date, touch 1. To hear system time, to\ uch 2. To set the system date, touch 3, followed by a six or eight digit date. To set the system time, touch 8, followed by the four or six digit time. Touch the pound sign to exit. 343 - Im sorry. You have entered an invalid date or time format. 350 - Please enter the number of the segment to be recorded. 355 - To record a spoken name, enter the mailbox number and begin record\ ing at the tone. When finished, touch the # sign. 360 - Please enter the Root Salutation Number for this department mappin\ g. 400 - Please enter your extension number 405 - Please enter your password. 408 - To control day/date/time stamp, touch 1. For message replay order\ , touch 2. To control Do Not Disturb, touch 3. For call screening, touch 5. For call forwarding, t\ ouch 6. 412 - To review call forwarding, touch 1. To cancel current call forwarding, touch star. To enter a new call © VoiceTrak VoiceTrak Administration Manual - Page 71
forwarding extension, touch 3. To activate call forwarding, touch 5, or touch 9 to return to the main menu. 413 - Call Forwarding is turned off. 414 - Your calls will be forwarded to... 415 - Please enter the mailbox number of the person that you wish to hav\ e your calls forwarded to. 417 - Call Screening is turned off. 418 - Call Screening is turned on. 419 - To set call screening for your extension, touch 1 for off, or 2 fo\ r on. 451 - For your personal greeting, touch 1 for greeting 1, and 2 for greeting 2. To change your password, touch 3. For your Spoken Name, touch 4. For Distribution Lists, touch 7. For Outcall Notification, touch 8. 453 - To listen to your personal greeting, touch 1. To record a greeting, touch 3 and begin at the tone. Finish by touching the pound sign. 454 - To change this greeting, touch star. To activate this greeting, t\ ouch 5. To return to the main menu, touch 9. 456 - Personal greeting number 1 is now active. 457 - Personal greeting number 2 is now active. 458 - Your messages will be played Last In, First Out order. 459 - Your messages will be played First In, First Out order. 460 - To listen to your spoken name, touch 1. To record your name, touch 3 and begin at the tone. Finish by touching pound. 461 - To listen to what you have recorded, touch 1, or to cancel and start over, touch Star. Finish by touching the pound sign. 470 - To listen to your existing password, touch 1. To enter a new pass\ word, touch 3. To remove your password protection, touch star, or touch 9 to return to the main menu. \ 472 - Your mailbox is no longer password protected. 473 - Please enter your new password, from 2 to 15 digits. 475 - Confirm the same new password. 476 - Im sorry, those digits did not match your first entry. 477 - Your new password is now active. 478 - Time stamp is now on. 479 - Time stamp is now off. 480 - Do Not Disturb is turned on. 481 - Do Not Disturb is turned off. 490 - Touch zero to repeat these prompts, or 9 to return to the main men\ u. © VoiceTrak VoiceTrak Administration Manual - Page 72
495 - Im sorry, you have exceeded your allowable record time. Please listen to, and delete, all unnecessary messages. 500 -507 Reserved for customer provided commercial messages. Note: These will ONLY play for callers placed on hold by VoiceTrak, and only when the caller has chosen to remain on hold for a busy extension, instead of leaving a message. These messages do NOT play during normal hold through the telephone system. SAL000.VOX - This prompt should be replaced with a recording that includ\ es the company name. Thank you for calling. If you know the extension number of the person you are calling you may dial it now. If you dont know the extension, use our Dial By Name feature by touching 8. If you require assistance, please stay on the line for an operator. The following voice prompts are required for the optional FAXTrak module and should be altered to fit your operation. 370 You must now enter your fax number. Outside the Atlanta metro area enter your 3 digit area code and 7 digit fax number followed by the # sign. In the Atlanta metero area, dial your 7 digit fax number and the # sign. 373 Was this the correct telephone number for your fax machine? Touch 1 for\ yes, 2 for no. 376 Please enter the document number. If you are finished selecting documents, touch the # sign. 377 Im sorry. The fax document number you selected is not in the system. 525 Your fax document will be sent shortly. FAXTrak will make 2 attempts to call if the fax machine is busy or not answered. Thank you for using FAXTrak by VoiceTrak. NOTE: The following prompts are used only by the RFAX board and not the\ Intel board. 521 Please press the start button on your fax machine. 522 No faxes have been selected and there is nothing to send. 523 The faxes you selected are... 524 End of list. © VoiceTrak VoiceTrak Administration Manual - Page 73
Limited Warranties Computer Equipment VoiceTrak computers carry a LIMITED MANUFACTURERS WARRANTY. Components include the keyboard, monitor and all parts inside the case, excluding the Rhetorex audio processing board. These components are warranted from defect for one-year from the date purchased from VoiceTrak. Please refer to the RMA policy for information about returns/replacement. Software The obligations of VoiceTrak Inc. in regards to VoiceTrak software are listed in the Software License Agreement. Certain features of VoiceTrak software are dependent on the phone system on which the software is installed, as well as the phone system software. Please contact your dealer for information about system features and limitations in reference to the phone system that will be integrated to VoiceTrak. Rhetorex Audio Card All Rhetorex audio cards include a MANUFACTURERS LIMITED WARRANTY of th\ ree years from the date of shipment from the factory to VoiceTrak. © VoiceTrak VoiceTrak Administration Manual - Page 74
RMA Policy Hardware Each VoiceTrak system is tested extensively prior to shipment. We have specific tests for memory, hard drives and Rhetorex boards. Each system is also placed\ in a continuous test mode for several hours. Since Random Access Memory (RAM) can cause problems that are difficult to diagnose, we have special electronic test equipment to test each RAM chip prior to installation. It is our goal that all systems be 100 percent defect free. Problems may occur in shipping, and on occasion, flaws get past our test\ ing procedures. It is important that you unpack the VoiceTrak unit and test everything as soon as possible. Federal Express limits claim time to 15 days from shipment. Therefore, dealer claims must be filed in that time frame. Test the unit before going to the customer site! The following policies are a combination of those required by our vendors. Any equipment returned by you to our offices must also be handled by our vendors, so your understanding and cooperation are appreciated. Returning Defective Hardware You must obtain an RMA (Return Material Authorization) number before returning any hardware! All hardware warranties are depot warranties. Equipment must be returned to VoiceTrak for repair. DOA (Dead On Arrival) Period - Any component that is initially defective or inoperable, or becomes inoperable up to 30 (thirty) days from the date of the invoice, will be considered DOA. We will replace the defective component when an RMA number has been issued during the 30-day DOA period. When requested, VoiceTrak will put forth its best efforts to make a cross-shipment on a DOA return. Exception: No activator devices will be replaced until the\ defective device has been received by VoiceTrak. Warranty Repairs - Any component that becomes inoperable after the DOA period must be returned to VoiceTrak for repair. See RMA Procedures. Shipping Damage Notification of damaged equipment must be made to VoiceTrak within 48 hours of your receipt of the damaged shipment. When you receive your shipment, please\ inspect the boxes and contents for any physical damage. If you can detect any physi\ cal damage to the contents, CALL VoiceTrak IMMEDIATELY! The damage claim must be handled © VoiceTrak VoiceTrak Administration Manual - Page 75
from our location. We will immediately call the shipper and arrange for inspection of the damage. Do not throw away the box or any packing material. You will st\ ill need to obtain an RMA number for any necessary replacement. RMA Procedure RMA numbers are issued ONLY to VoiceTrak dealers. We do not issue directly to end users. Call VoiceTrak at 800-966-4446 and select customer service to request an RMA number before you return the item. You must provide the following information: Dealer name, invoice number and date, defective component and serial number, and the specific nature of the problem. (Our vendors require this information before they will authorize a return for us. We must require that you provide the same information when calling for an RMA number.) Ship the defective component and all accessories in the original box with the original packing materials prepaid to VoiceTrak within 20 days. RMA numbers are \ valid only for 20 days from the date of issue. The RMA number must be prominently displayed on the shipping label. All manuals, cables, and other accessories originally shipped must be included with the returned component. You may be charged a restocking fee if any of these items are missing. DOA returns must be in the original packaging and in unused condition. Any component returned without an RMA number displayed on the shipping label will be refused. Never return the activator device unless a specific RMA number has been \ issued for it. The device is necessary for the operation of VoiceTrak. If it is lost or stolen, you will be required to purchase a new software license. DO NOT return this device \ to us unless you receive written authorization from us for the return. The dealer is responsible for paying shipping charges on components retu\ rned for warranty repair. When requested, VoiceTrak will credit the dealer the UPS Ground freight expense for DOA and shipping damage RMAs returned to us. The c\ redit will be applied to your next order. Under no circumstances will refunds be issued. VoiceTrak will pay the shipping charge to return the repaired component to the dealer. All RMA shipments will be sent UPS Ground unless the dealer chooses to pay the difference in ground rates and priority rates. Components returned under an RMA number are thoroughly tested at VoiceTrak. On occasion, a dealer will determine that a problem is caused by VoiceTrak when its actually caused by the phone system, central office, premises wiring, pager company, user error or another cause. Please be sure the problem is caused by VoiceTrak. Duplicate the problem on another switch or CO lines before arranging for a return! If no problem is found, the component will be returned to the dealer as a C.O.D. shipment with a minimum service charge. © VoiceTrak VoiceTrak Administration Manual - Page 76
VoiceTrak License Agreement By installing VoiceTrak, you indicate your acceptance of the following VoiceTrak Software License Agreement. This is a legal and binding contract between you, the end user, and VoiceTrak. By accepting and installing VoiceTrak, you agree to be bound by the terms of this agreement. If you do not agree to the terms of this agreement, you should immediately return the software and all accompanying items for a full refund. Software License 1. Your rights. VoiceTrak hereby grants to you the right to use a single copy of the enclosed VoiceTrak software (the SOFTWARE) on a single terminal connected to a single computer (i.e., with a single CPU). You may not use it on more than one computer or terminal at the same time. 2. Copyright. The SOFTWARE is owned by VoiceTrak and is protected by United States copyright laws and international treaty provision. Therefore, you must treat the SOFTWARE like any other copyrighted material (i.e., a book or musical recording) except that you may either (a) make one copy of the SOFTWARE solely for backup or archival purposes, or (b) transfer the SOFTWARE to a single hard disk provided you keep the original solely for backup and archival purposes. You may not copy the written materials accompanying the SOFTWARE. 3. Other restrictions. You may not rent or lease the SOFTWARE, but you may transfer the SOFTWARE and accompanying written materials on a permanent basis provided you retain no copies and the recipient agrees to the terms of this Agreement. You may not reverse engineer, decompile, or disassemble the SOFTWARE that is provided. If the SOFTWARE is an update, any transfer must include the update and all prior versions. You retain the right to change the voice prompts supplied by VOICE TRAK. Limited Warranty. The diskette(s), manual and sentinel device that make up this software product are warranted by VoiceTrak to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of 30 days from the date you purchase this product. If you notify VoiceTrak within the warranty period of such defects in materials or workmanship, VoiceTrak will replace the defective diskette(s), manual or sentinel device. Within 30 days of your purchase of this software package, if the package does not do what we advertise in our marketing materials, you must notify VoiceTrak of the problem, in writing, or by telephone with a written confirmation. If VoiceTrak does not correct the problem within 10 working days of receiving your notification, you will be given a return authorization number and you may return the software to VoiceTrak or your dealer for a refund of your purchase price for the software. VoiceTrak will not accept returns of opened software without a return authorization number. The sole remedy for breach of this warranty is limited to replacement of defective materials and/or refund of purchase price and does not include any other kinds of damage. Apart from the foregoing limited warranty, the software programs are provided AS IS, without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied. The entire risk as to the performance of the programs is with the purchaser. VoiceTrak does not warrant that the operation of the programs will be uninterrupted or error-free. VoiceTrak assumes no responsibility or liability of any kind for errors in the programs or documentation of/for the consequences of any such errors. The laws of the State of Georgia govern this agreement. Any litigation to enforce or interpret this Agreement shall be filed and heard only in the state or federal courts for Hall County, Georgia. Should you have any questions concerning this agreement, or if you wish to contact VoiceTrak for any reason, please write: VoiceTrak, 5089C Bristol Industrial way, Buford, GA 30084, or call 770-945-1776. © VoiceTrak VoiceTrak Administration Manual - Page 77
FCC Registration The following information applies to the Rhetorex audio processing board\ s. This information is provided for agencies that may require an FCC registratio\ n number as art of the RFP process. p --VoiceTrak This device has been granted a registration number by the Federal Communications Commission, under part 68, Rules and Regulations for Direct connection to the Telephone Li\ nes: 1. Direct connection to the telephone lines may be made only through the standard plug-ended cord furnished to the utility-installed jack. No connection may be made to party or coin phone lines. Prior to connecting the device to the telephone lines, you must know the following conditions: 2. Customers connecting terminal equipment or protective circuitry to the telephone network, shall, upon request of the telephone company, inform the telephone compa\ ny of the particular line(s) to which such connection is made, the FCC registration number,\ and ringer equivalence number of the registered terminal equipment or the registered protective circuitry. 3. Repairs may be made only by the manufacturer or his authorized service agency. Unauthorized repairs void registration and warranty. Contact seller or \ manufacturer for details of permissible user-performed routine repairs, and where and how to have other than routine repair work done. 4. If, through abnormal circumstances, harm to the telephone lines is c\ aused, the equipment should be unplugged until it can be determined if it or the telephone li\ ne is the source. If the equipment is the source, it should not be reconnected until necessary re\ pairs are effected. 5. Should the telephone company notify you that your device is causing harm, the device should be unplugged. The telephone company will, where practical, notify you that temporary discontinuance of service may be required. However, where prior notice is not practical, the telephone company may temporarily discontinue service, if such action is reasonably necessary. In such cases, the telephone company must a) promptly notify you of suc\ h temporary discontinuance, b) afford you the opportunity to correct the condition, and c) inform you of your rights to bring a complaint to the FCC under the rules. 6. The telephone company may make changes in its communication facilities, equipment, operations, or procedures where such action is reasonably required in the operation of its business and is not inconsistent with FCC rules. If such changes can be\ reasonably expected to render any customers devices incompatible with telephone company facilities or to require modification or alteration, or otherwise to materially affect the equipments performance, written notification must be given to the user to allow uninterrupted service. FCC Registration IA92PV-10975-NM-E Jack RJ14 Ringer Equivalence 0.34 0.3B © VoiceTrak VoiceTrak Administration Manual - Page 78
Glossary Action Code Used in department mapping to define if a DTMF keypress will transfer to a mailbox (M), department (D), FAXTrak (F and P) or a function (@). Audiotext Pre-recorded information offered to callers. Typically accomplished through the use of I boxes. Box Type Set from User/Mailbox to define the type of mailbox. Mailbox types are dependent upon the type of phone system, as well as the application. BROWSE.EXE Utility program used to check databases for corruption. Call Processing The ability of a system to take calls and route the calls to the appropriate area, depending upon the caller input. Call Screening Feature that allows mailbox users to hear who is calling them and then choose to accept or reject the call. Cascade Outcall notification feature to call a series of numbers in a specified amount of time, if the message is not retrieved. Co-Session A package by Triton Technologies and licensed by VoiceTrak for maintenance of VoiceTrak systems via modem. The HOST portion of Co-Session is installed on the VoiceTrak machine. The REMOTE portion of Co-Session is used to connect with a HOST enabled system. Days to Keep Message Systemwide setting for automatic purge of all messages. Delay Ring Technique so callers ring first at one location, then another. Many phone systems allow overflow from one hunt group to another, generally an operator hunt group overflows to the VoiceTrak hunt group. Department The areas where DTMF keypresses offered in a salutation are defined. Dial Through The ability to bypass a salutation or personal greeting by directly dialing a mailbox or department digit. Digit Trap Also see Follow-On ID. Certain phone systems can forward a call to VoiceTrak with trailing digits, but the digits contain only the © VoiceTrak VoiceTrak Administration Manual - Page 79