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Customize
Caller I.D. Options
UX Mail Manual Chapter 3: Programming
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Caller I.D. Options
Description
Use the Caller I.D. Tables to set up Caller ID Automatic Transfer. To use the tables, enter a 10-digit number
in the
Caller I.D Number field. Then, specify the routing you want voice mail to automatically execute in the
Caller I.D Action field when the number entered in the Caller I.D Number field is received. The caller goes
directly to the programmed destination, bypassing the Automated Attendant Welcome Message and Instruc-
tion Menu. There are up to 25,000 Caller I.D. Table entries.
● See
C
ALLER
ID A
UTOMATIC
T
RANSFER
(
PAGE
98)
for more.
Programming
Caller I.D Number
For the selected table, enter the number you want the Automated Attendant to detect.
Options
● Digits (up to 16)
- Normally, you enter the complete 10-digit number you want to detect (e.g., 2039265400).
● N (None)
● I (special code used as a wild card to represent any digit)
- To detect all calls from area code 203 and route them to the associated Action entry, for example,
enter 203IIIIIII.
Default
✔
None
Caller I.D Action
For the selected table, enter the routing you want voice mail to execute when the number you entered in the
corresponding
Match field is received.
Compatibility Guidelines:
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When using the UX Mail Administrator to enter dial strings, take care not to enter illegal characters
(such as dashes). Enter only those characters allowed by the option you are programming.