Tadiran Telecom EMERALD ICE, Installation Manual

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Emerald ICE HD Voicemail Installation Manual
Outcall
Administration
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To review the Outcall programming for a specific mailbox, use either the
3
key
to clear the field and enter the specific mailbox number. Or, use the Previous
(
9
) and Next (
0
) keys to move backward and forward through the
mailboxes.
Field Descriptions
Mailbox: Schedule No. ‐ Enter the mailbox number for this schedule in the
Mailbox field. After the colon, enter 1 for a weekday schedule or 2 for a
weekend schedule.
Outcall Status ‐ Enter a 1 to activate the schedule. Enter a 0 to deactivate the
schedule.
T ‐ The type of message (all messages or priority messages only) which causes
an outcall. Enter a 1 for all messages. Enter a 2 for priority messages only. If
programming a wake ‐ up schedule: 8 is for all days of the week or weekend
and 9 is for that particular day.
Sender ‐ This field defines whether an outcall is performed after a message is
left based on who left the message. The sender can be subscribers in a
particular group list, a specific mailbox number or any new message. Valid
entries are: mailbox numbers, group list numbers or blank for any new
messages left by internal or external callers.
Remember that if there is an entry in this field, the outcall will ONLY occur
when the message received in the mailbox is from that sender.
Delay NM(Normal Messages) / PM(Priority Messages) ‐ This field determines
how long Emerald ICE HD Voicemail waits until it performs an outcall.
Allowable entries are:
00 ‐ for immediate outcall
01 ‐ 09 to indicate hours to wait before activating the outcall
10 ‐ 99 to indicate minutes.
Different values may be entered: for these two fields ‐ i.e. NM=01 and PM=00
means that the ICE HD Voicemail will wait one hour to send an outcall
notification for normal messages but will immediately send an outcall
notification for Priority messages.
Call Time From/Until ‐ The start and stop time during which an outcall will
be attempted. Enter the time in 24 ‐ hour clock format (e.g., 2 p.m. is 14:00).
This is entered for each of the schedules (1 and 2, Override and Wake ‐ up).
This allows users to receive pages only during bthe hours desired.