NEC NVM-CA Series, Integration Manual

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Panasonic KXT-1232
Issue 1-0 Integration Notes
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Integrati on Notes
Required Hardware and Software
You need a KXT-1232 station port for each Voice Mail port.
The Voice Mail integrates with the following software:
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KXT-123210
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KXT-123211 (without the D chip)
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KXT-123211D.
The Voice Mail integrates with any software version of the KXT-123210 and the KXT-123211
without the D chip. Since these phone systems do not have in-band signaling, extension users
should not forward their calls to Voice Mail. However, normal Voice Mail operations will occur
with these integrations.
When integrating with the KXT-123211D, software version Y2012940430 (TM3) or higher is
required. This phone system provides in-band integration.
Voice Mail Availability
This phone system is available on these Voice Mail systems:
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NVM-22CA with software version 8.01 or higher
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NVM-202exCA with software version 7.01 or higher
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NVM-2000CA with software version 8.01 or higher
Phone System Programming
To set up groups that contain the Voice Mail extensions:
Program 60 - Extension Group Assignment
Use this program to place the Voice Mail extensions in a group (1-8).
Program 08 - Call Hunting
Use this program to enable Call Hunting for the Voice Mail extension group.
Program 09 - Hunting Type
Use this program to assign a Hunting Type to the Voice Mail extension group.
To have the Automated Attendant answer a CO line as soon as it rings
in, use the following programs:
Program 47 - Flexible Ringing Assignment (Day)
Use this program to make a CO immediately ring the Voice Mail system during the day mode.
Program 48 - Flexible Ringing Assignment (Night)
Use this program to make a CO ring the Voice Mail system immediately during the night
mode. Any CO that should ring the Voice Mail must be assigned ringing at one, two, or three
of the Voice Mail extensions. It is recommended that you program a CO to ring at all Voice
Mail extensions, so that the call can be answered at an available Voice Mail extension, when-
ever one or two of the Voice Mail extensions are busy.
Note:
Company greetings are assigned to ports, rather than to COs. So if you want CO 1 to be answered
by a different set of "company greetings" than CO 2, for example, make sure that CO 1 does not
ring the same Voice Mail extensions (ports) as those rung by CO 2. REMINDER: If you are using
this CO scenario, make sure that you keep track of which COs ring which ports. Later you will need
this information.