Panasonic PanaVoice Courier, Installation Manual

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The Transfer Protocol is the dial sequence to use to transfer a caller. You can enter
whatever DTMF sequence is required by the PBX system into this field (e.g., &,#4). This
field is normally left blank.
DIAL PROTOCOL TO RETURN FROM NO ANSWER – DEFAULT: &,
The No Answer Return Protocol tells Courier how to manually return to the original caller
after there is no answer at a requested telephone extension. An ampersand (&)
represents a flash, a comma (,) represents a 1-second pause, a semicolon (;) represents
a 3-second pause, and a percentage sign (%) represents a 5-second pause. You can
enter whatever DTMF sequence is required by the PBX system into this field (e.g., &,#4).
DIAL PROTOCOL TO RETURN FROM BUSY – DEFAULT: &,
The Busy Return Protocol tells Courier how to manually return to the original caller after
determining the requested telephone extension is busy. An ampersand (&) represents a
flash, a comma (,) represents a 1-second pause, a semicolon (;) represents a 3-second
pause, and a percentage sign (%) represents a 5-second pause. You can enter
whatever DTMF sequence is required by the PBX system into this field (e.g., &,#4).
MAXIMUM NOISE DURING BUSY ONLY ANALYSIS – DEFAULT: 80
This parameter is only active for Mailboxes set for “busy only” monitoring. Courier
analyzes the ring pattern of a call. If an event is longer than the number entered, Courier
transfers the call. If not, Courier informs the caller that the line is busy. This parameter
is in hundredths of a second (00100 = 1 second). Enter from 0 to 100 by typing in the
number, click the left and right arrow to increment in 1/100-second increments or click
and drag the bar to adjust the timing.