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3.5 Music-on-Hold
TalkSwitch can play music to callers when they are on hold, parked or queued. The
music played to the callers will be provided by whatever source you have connected
to the MUSIC jack.
If you ENABLE Music-on-Hold and have an audio device plugged into the
back of TalkSwitch:
1. When callers are put on hold at an extension, callers will hear your music
instead of TalkSwitch's default on-hold beeping tone.
2. When the Auto Attendant answers a call and transfers the caller to an
extension; the caller will hear a pre-recorded message saying "One moment
please", and then hear your music.
If you ENABLE Music-on-Hold and do not have an audio device plugged into
the back of TalkSwitch:
1. When callers are put on hold at an extension, TalkSwitch will not play its
default on hold beeping tone. The caller will hear silence.
2. When the Auto Attendant answers a call and transfers the caller to an
extension, the caller will hear a pre-recorded message saying "One moment
please" and then hear silence.
If you DO NOT ENABLE Music-on-Hold and have an audio device plugged into
the back of TalkSwitch:
1. When callers are put on hold at an extension, callers will hear TalkSwitch's
default on hold beeping tone and your music.
2. When the Auto Attendant answers a call and transfers the caller to an
extension, the caller will not hear any pre-recorded message. They will
hear your extension ringing and your music.
What happens if you DO NOT ENABLE Music-on-Hold and do not have an
audio device plugged into the back of TalkSwitch:
1. When callers are put on hold at an extension, they will hear TalkSwitch's
default on-hold beeping tone.
2. When the Auto Attendant answers a call and transfers the caller to an
extension, callers will hear your extension ringing.