H3C XE 200 IP, Operation Manual

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Operation Manual – Call Services
H3C XE 200/2000 IP PBX
Chapter 26 Alarm Clock Service
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4) The subscriber picks up the phone and hears the voice prompt “Hello, this is the
alarm clock you set.”
5) In the case of a one-off alarm clock task, the XE IP PBX automatically deletes it. In
the case of a cyclic alarm clock task, the XE IP PBX does not delete it.
II. Set cyclic alarm clock task on subscriber’s phone set
A subscriber can set a cyclic alarm by dialing the access code *93*0*. Operation steps
are listed in Table 26-1.
Table 26-1 Set cyclic alarm clock task on the subscriber’s phone set
Step Expected result
The subscriber picks up the phone. The subscriber hears the dial tone.
The subscriber dials *93*0* + alarm time
+ #.
If the subscriber is enabled with the
alarm service, it hears the voice prompt
“You have successfully activated the
service.”
If the subscriber is not enabled with the
alarm service, it hears the voice prompt
“Sorry, the service is not available.”
The alarm uses the 24-hour time format,
which consists of two digits for the hour
and minute respectively. For example,
twenty past two o’clock p.m. is
represented as 1420. To set a cyclic
alarm at this time, dial *93*0*1420#.
The subscriber hangs up. —
III. Set one-off alarm clock task on subscriber’s phone set
A subscriber can set a one-off alarm by dialing the access code *93*1*. Operation steps
are listed in Table 26-1.