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Customizing Dial Action Tables
General Tab
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NT System Guide
Chapter 3: Programming
Key Action (cont’d)
Go to a Mailbox
Lets a caller press a programmed dialpad key or dial a mailbox number in order to be routed to
a mailbox. A GOTO is often used to daisy-chain Call Routing Mailboxes in order to create a
multilayer menu tree of dialing options.
What the caller will hear and/or can do from that mailbox depends on the type of mailbox to
which the call is routed. For example:
When Routed to a: the caller:
Call Routing Mailbox will hear the Welcome Message and Instruction Menu and can
dial a code to route the call.
Message Center Mailbox will hear the Welcome Message, a beep, and can then leave a
message.
Subscriber or Guest
Mailbox can listen to the mailbox messages and use the Voice Mail
features.
Announcement Mailbox will hear the recorded Announcement message, such as a movie
schedule. Then the Voice Mail will hang up or send the caller to
the Instruction Menu.
Directory Dialing Mailbox will hear the Directory Dialing Message and can then dial the let-
ters of a mailbox owner’s name to reach an extension or mailbox.
Interactive Mailbox will hear the Automated Attendant ask a question or request
information.
Distribution Mailbox can record a message for the Distribution List associated with the
Distribution Mailbox. The Voice Mail will prompt: At the tone,
you can record your message for (Distribution Mailbox number
or name). After the caller finishes recording and hangs up, the
Voice Mail will send the message to each mailbox on the Distri-
bution List
Entries:
GOTO
Notes:
So that a caller can go to a specific mailbox, enter the mailbox
number in the Number field.
So that a caller can dial all 3-digit mailbox numbers that begin
with the digit 1, enter GOTO in the Key 1 Action field and enter
XXX in the Key 1 Number field. Your DAT will then read:
Key 1: Action: GOTO
Number: XXX