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To enter a numeric pager number
You can program any voice mailbox to dial a numeric pager when a new voice mail message is received.
The pager will be sent the caller ID of the person that left the message if you have caller ID enabled from
your telco, and the caller ID is not blocked or unavailable from the call. In the event the caller ID is unavail-
able, the extension number of the central office line that the call came in on is sent to the pager. In addition,
the voice mail box number and the number of new messages is also sent to the pager.
To announce your numeric pager number do the following:
1. Get into voice mail for your extension, as described above, and assure you are in the main menu by hit-
ting .
2. Press (the Change Pager Number key) either during or after the announcement of the number of
messages in your mailbox, to announce your pager number.
3. Press any key but or to return to the Main Menu in voice mail
.
To delete your current pager number, do the following:
1. Get into voice mail for your extension, as described above, and assure you are in the main menu by hit-
ting .
2. Press (the Change Pager Number key) either during or after the announcement of the number of
messages in your mailbox.
3. Then enter to delete the current pager number and disable paging.
To enter a new pager number, do the following:
1. Get into voice mail for your extension, as described above, and assure you are in the main menu by hit-
ting .
2. Press (the Change Pager Number key) either during or after the announcement of the number of
messages in your mailbox.
3. Then press to enter a new pager number, and terminate the entry with a key.
If your pager number is a long distance (10 digit) number, then you must precede it with a “1”. The system
does not automatically add a “1” to 10 digit numbers.
After pressing (the Change Pager Number key), all digits except or function as shown in Figure 3-
2 on page 52, to return to the Main Menu in voice mail. After one of these digits is pressed, the digits
and resume their regular functions as show in the Figure
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