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- 9x Datakit Network
- FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
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- This is a 9x system, restricted to authorized persons and for
- official 9x business only. Anyone using this system, network or data
- is subject to being monitored at any time for system administration and
- for identifying unauthorized users or system misuse. Anyone using this
- system expressly consents to such monitoring and is advised that any
- evidence of criminal activity revealed through such monitoring may be
- provided to law enforcement for prosecution.
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- OcTel VMX System Reference Guide
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- | TABLE OF CONTENTS |
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- 1...................Introduction
- 2................Answering Calls
- 3.........Basic Mailbox Commands
- 4......................Listening
- 5......................Messaging
- 6..........Managing Your Mailbox
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- | 1 - INTRODUCTION |
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- *Accessibility
- The VMX system provides around-the-clock access.
- With the VMX system:
- -Your callers can leave you a message at any time from any touchtone phone.
- -You can access your mailbox at any time from any touchtone phone.
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- *Personal Attention
- The system enhances personal attention by:
- -Putting callers in touch with the right people to recieve info, answer
- questions or solve problems.
- -Directing the call to an assigned person for help.
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- *Responsiveness
- The VMX system can:
- -Answer calls within two rings.
- -Allow more than one caller to leave a message at the same time.
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- | 2 - ANSWERING CALLS |
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- The VMX stsem is taylored to fit your company's specific call answering needs
- Callers hear different types of greetings-- either your personal greeting or
- the company greeting-- depending on whether they dial your extension directly
- or are immediately answered by the VMX system. A company greeting welcomes
- callers and instructs them how to reach individuals or departments. Once the
- VMX system answers a call, it will either connect the caller to an extension
- or offer to take a message. When your phone rings, the system is either
- routing a caller to you or notifying you of a new message.
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- *Connecting Caller
- When the VMX system transfers a caller to your extension, one of the following
- will occur:
- -A caller is immediately connected.
- -You may hear an announcement prompt, "Tick...Tick...Tick...connecting" before
- the caller is connected. To override the announcement prompt at any time,
- press any digit.
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- *Message Waiting Notification
- The VMX system notifies you when new messages have arrived in your mailbox.
- With Message Waiting Notification, one of the following occurs, depending on
- the type of phone you have.
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- | 3 - BASIC MAILBOX COMMANDS |
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- When you enter your mailbox for the first time, you may hear a welcome
- message. The VMX system may ask you to:
- -Change your pre-assigned security code
- -Record your name
- -Record a personal greeting
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- *Entering Your Mailbox
- From any touchtone phone:
- 1. Call the VMX system
- 2. Press [#]
- 3. Enter your mailbox number
- 4. Enter the pre-assigned security code
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- *Security Code Change
- If you are asked to change the existing security code when you enter your
- mailbox:
- 1. Enter your new security code
- 2. Press [#]
- 3. Re-enter the new security code to confirm and press [#]
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- *Name or Greeting Record
- Once you enter your mailbox, the VMX system may prompt you to record your
- name or record a greeting:
- 1. [1] Begin recording
- 2. [#] End recording
- 3. [#] Save recording or [1] Re-record
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- *Ready
- The ready prompt designates the beginning and end of all mailbox choices. Whenever
- you hear the Ready prompt, the VMX system is ready to process your next request.
- Once yhe actionis complete, the VMX system returns to Ready so you can proceed with
- your next request.
- [#][#] To get the Ready from almost anywhere in your mailbox
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- *Help
- You may recieve information about mailbox features at any time while in your mailbox,
- except while using Custom Options. Even if you are in the middle of completing an
- action, such as creating a message, Help is accessible.
- [0] Current feature
- [ ] Specific feature
- [0] List all mailbox features
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- *Exit Your Mailbox
- When you are ready to exit from your mailbox, you have several choices:
- -Exit mailbox and disconnect from VMX system
- -Exit mailbox and dial another extension
- -Cancel exit and return to mailbox
- -Exit mailbox, erase messages selected for deletion, then listen to new messages
- recieved during session.
- [9] Initiate Exit
- [9] Completes Exit and hangs up
- [#] Erase deleted messaged and listen to new messages
- [0] Completes Exit and allows you to dial another extension through the VMX system
- [*] Cancels Exit and Returns to Ready
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- | 4 - LISTENING |
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- *New and Saved Message Queues
- After you hear, "You have X new and Y saved messages. Ready..." you are
- automaticallly placed in the new message queue. If you don't have any new
- messages but have at least one saved message, you are automatically put into
- the saved message queue. At any time while listening to your messages, you
- may move back and forth between the new and saved message queues.
- -OR-
- After hearing, "You have X urgent, Y new, and Z saved messages. Ready..."
- you may immediately begin listening to your first urgent message. An urgent
- message is placed at the beginning of the new message queue.
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- -Single Message Queue
- "You have X messages. Ready..."
- [5] Listen to first or next message
- [1][5] Listen to past or preceding message
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- -New and Saved Message Queues
- "You have X new and Y saved messages. Ready..."
- [1][9][1] New message(s)
- [1][9][2] Saved message(s)
- [5] Listen to first or next message
- [1][5] Listed to last or preceding message
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- -While Listening to Messages
- [2] Back up several seconds
- [2][2] Back up to the begining
- [3] Erase the message
- [4] Go forward several seconds
- [5] Listen to next message
- [7] Save message
- [8] Time and Date message was recieved
- [*] Pause/Resume
- [1][3] Forward the message
- [1][4] Immediately call the sender
- [1][5] Listen to previous message
- [1][7] Reply with a message
- [1][8] Adjust volume
- [1][9][7] Print-All-Fax options
- [1] Fax phone delivery
- [2] Print to group fax delivery number
- [3] Print to personal fax deliver number
- [*] Cancel all print requests
- [1][9][8] Print Fax options
- [1] Fax phone delivery
- [2] Print to group fax delivery number
- [3] Print to personal fax delivery number
- [*] Cancel to previous request
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- | 5 - MESSAGING |
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- *Address Message
- After addressing a message, you may send it or continue to select Addressing
- Options. Messages may be addressed to a maximum of ten addresses, which can
- be any combination of several types:
- -Individual mailbox
- -Personal Distribution List
- -System Distribution List
- -Network address
- -A mailbox selcted by the Names Directory feature
- Your mailbox may be set up to address messages before you record them. If
- you address a message before recording, you may enter addditional addresses
- after recording by selecting Addressing Options.
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- *Addressing Options
- The VMX system offers a number of addressing options when sending a recorded
- message. They include the following:
- -Future Delivery
- -Overnight/Immediate Delivery (available only if system is networked with
- another voice mail system.)
- -Private Message (Cannot be forwarded to other mailboxes.)
- -Return Receipt (Request that the system notify you when the recipient
- listens to a message sent from your mailbox.
- -Send to Additional Addresses
- -Urgent Message
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- Once inside you box:
- [6] Begin recording message
- [#] End recording and enter address(es)
- -OR-
- [6] Enter address(es) for message
- [#] End addressing and begin recording
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- While Recording
- [2] Back up to review last efw seconds
- [2][2] Back up to the beginning
- [3] Erase the message
- [*] Pause/Resume recording
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- Address and Send a Message
- [0][0] Address by name
- [*] Cancel previous address
- [*][*] Erase message
- [#] Addressing options
- [1] Return receipt
- [2] Overnight/Immediate delivery
- [3] Send to additional addresses
- [4] Mark private
- [5] Future delivery
- [6] Urgent message
- [*][*] Erase message
- [#] Send message
- [#][#] Send message without addressing options
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- | 7 - MANAING YOUR MAILBOX |
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- Record Personal Greeting
- [4] Access Greeting
- [1] Turn greeting on
- [2] Turn greeting off
- [5] Listen to greeting
- [6] Record new greeting
- Before ending recording, you can:
- [2] Back up and review several seconds
- [2][2] Back up to begining
- [3] Erase
- [*] Pause/Resume recording
- [#] End recording and turn on greeting
- [7] Record Extended Absence Greeting
- [#] Leave greeting unchanges
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- Check Messages Sent
- 1. [1][2] To check the status of a message
- 2. [ ] Enter mailbox number
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- Custom Options
- [1][6] Initiate Custom Options
- [1] Message Waiting Notification
- [2] Security Code
- [3] Offsite or Pager Notification
- [4] Auto-Copy mailbox number
- [5] Personal Assistance number
- [6] Personal Distribution List
- [7] Listen to Future Delivery messages
- [8] Record Name for mailbox
- [9] Fax
- [1] Personal fax number
- [2] Auto-Print
- [3] Auto-Delete
- [#] No change and Return to Ready
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- Future Delivery Message Queue
- [1][9][3] Future delivery message(s)
- "You have X future delivery messages. To listen to a message,
- press five."
- [5] Listen to first or next message
- [1][5] Listen to last or preceding message
- [#] Return to Ready
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