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Setting up UMR
Edition: 1.1 03/08/2007 281
Port Manager — Configuration — Extension tab
Fax gateway Æ Port Manager tab Æ Configurations tab Æ Click the pencil for DEFAULT_FAX Æ
Extension tab
The following table display shows the settings on the Extension
tab.
Setting Comments
Use diverting number If you select this checkbox, the diverting number is evaluated (instead of the
extension number) and used to find a mailbox. You can define this setting
for each net port.
If there is no diverting number, the configured extension digits are
evaluated.
If there is a diverting number and a mailbox is found, the welcome
announcement from the telephone user interface begins.
Default: not selected
Last diverting number
or
Original called number
This function depends on the PBX settings.
If the diverting number is evaluated, you can decide whether the original
called number is evaluated instead of the last diverting number.
Select the required options:
- last diverting number
- original called number
Example:
Telephone with the number 201 is diverted to number 303. 303 is diverted to
number 242. 242 is diverted to C3000 with 333243:
201 [ 303 [ 242 [ 333243 voice mail box(243)
If the number called first is evaluated, the call goes to the mailbox for 201.
If the last diverting number is evaluated, the call goes to the mailbox for 242.
If no diverting number is evaluated, the call goes to the mailbox for 243.
Digicount of
System-Main-Extension
This function depends on the PBX settings.
In this list box, select the total number of digits transmitted to the fax
gateway by the PBX. Set the value to variable if the length of the incoming
numbers used in your company varies or if you are using networked PBXs
with incoming numbers of different lengths. You can only set the Use
diverting number value if you have selected the Use diverting number
checkbox. The number of digits of the system main extension is not
evaluated.
Default: 7
Value range: 1 to 25 (in increments of 1)
Digicount to analyze The number of the last digits of the system main extension that make up the
user extension.
Example:
System main extension: 1234100
Required user extension: 100
Digits to analyze: 3
Default: 3