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UM8000
Unified
Messaging
The
UM8000
‐
solution
is
an
enhanced,
in
‐
skin
unified
messaging
system
that
delivers
abundant
message
storage,
scalable
port
capacity
and
all
the
features
you’ve
come
to
expect
from
NEC,
a
leader
in
voice
messaging
products.
UM8000
‐
offers
a
reliable
system
with
a
smaller
footprint
and
lower
operating
cost
than
other
systems.
The
UM8000
‐
system
can
store
over
500
hours
of
messages
and
is
scalable
from
2
to
16
ports
and
provides
support
for
up
to
1000
mailboxes.
It
offers
up
to
4
optional
fax
ports.
Because
the
UM8000
‐
line
card
installs
inside
the
SV8100
chassis,
it
uses
less
space
and
power
than
other
stand
‐
alone
messaging
systems.
If
the
system
experiences
a
power
failure,
the
UM8000
‐
uses
the
same
battery
backup
as
the
SV8100
system,
adding
another
measure
of
reliability
to
the
system.
With
feature
‐
rich
Unified
Messaging,
all
voice,
fax
and
e
‐
messages
are
directed
into
one
inbox.
This
enables
users
to
keep
track
of
all
their
messages
more
easily.
Employees
can
easily
prioritize
their
messages
and
streamline
their
workloads.
With
Unified
Messaging
users
can:
•
Set
up
their
mailboxes
to
meet
their
personal
needs
•
Play
and
record
messages
using
their
multimedia
PCs
•
Send
and
receive
secure
faxes.
Inbound
and
outbound
documents
are
password
‐
protected
and
stored
electronically
until
previewed
and
printed
from
a
networked
PC.
Users
can
control
and
configure
their
personal
mailbox
settings
using
the
Mailbox
Manager’s
graphical
user
interface
(GUI).
Greetings,
security
codes,
notifications,
groups,
conversation
preferences
and
more
can
all
be
modified
through
the
Mailbox
Manager.
In
addition,
the
user
can
handle
messages
via
this
interface.
They
can
listen
to,
delete
and
archive
messages.
They
can
also
choose
to
download
selected
messages
to
their
PC
in
WAV
file
format.
Key
Features:
•
Speed
Keys
•
Subscriber
Controlled
Groups
•
Variable
‐
Length
Security
Codes/Passwords
•
Live
Record,
Message
Cancel
and
Redirect
•
Caller
Interviewing
•
Soft
‐
Key
Functionality
and
Trunk
Mapping
•
Remote
Maintenance
•
Date
and
Time
Stamp
•
Transfer
to
Attendant
•
Urgent
Message
Count
•
User
‐
Changeable
Voice
Prompts
&
Single
‐
Digit
Dialling
•
Fax
Detect,
Routing
and
Notification
•
Subscriber
Self
‐
Enrolment
•
Reports
•
Out
‐
Dial
Notification
to
Pager
•
Future,
Urgent
and
Return
Receipt
Delivery
•
Port
Independence
•
Cascade
Notification
•
Menu
Options
•
Cut
‐
Through
Paging
and
Message
Editing
•
Multilingual
Capability
and
Multiple
Personalized
Greetings
•
Extension
Remapping
•
Message
Rewind,
Pause
and
Fast
Forward
•
Alphanumeric
Directory
•
Supervised/Unsupervised
Transfers
•
Message
Waiting
Notification
•
Guest
Mailboxes
and
Call
Screening
•
Volume
and
Speed
Control
•
Holiday
Schedules
•
Call
Accept
or
Reject
