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INFORMATION Table 13-Q
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USE ALTERNATE TRANSFER CODES2
DetInttlon:
Usage:
Example:
To Configure:
Considerations:
18 NDCT MAILBOX
Deflnitlon:
Usage:
Example:
To Configure:
Considerations:
‘Ike Alternate Bansfer Codes are used when transferring callers to
mailboxes not defined in the USER Table.
‘lb call a ma&x on a network where the CO trunks terminate on
one lbshiba VP System but the mailbux is at another location. If the
location is over TIE lines, a different transfer string may be required
to complete the calL
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If special axles are require4 they are inserted prior to sending*the
digits entered by the caller.
ForportswiththisvaluesettoYES,the~VPSystemuses
the axles defined in the SYSTEM PARAMETER Table.
Used only when mailbax is not defined in the USER Table.
Enables callets to automatically be sent to another mailbox for
information, or to another extension for as&axe.
When answering a call, the Toshiba VP System plays the Campy
Greeting defined for the port the call came in on. If a Next Miilbox -
is defined, the lbshiba VP System automaticallygoes to this Mailbox
after playing the Company Greeting. If no Company Greeting Bdsts,
the call is immediately directed to the Next MAiMx.
Setting up a port to take messages, to give information and
disconnect, or to connect to a specific mailbox or extension.
Enter the mailbox number of the Next Mailbox in the
INFORMATION Table of the ma&ox callers are sent from.
Attribute 27 - AFTER GREETING PIAYS, GO TO NEXT
GREETING OR MAILFJOX, is not assigncA to the port. For pork, if
this index is defined, the Toshiba VP System automatically goes to
the Next Mailbox.
Indexes 26 and 27 are used only with Personal Assistance or Adaptive Integration. Refer to
the Feature Description manual
- CUSTOMIZATION, Personal A&stance, Configuring
Auto-Transfer to Assistance.
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Port index used only when caller enters valid digits not defined in LJSERT~~~ (valid first digit and correct
kngthj. If
the mailbox is defined in the USERTabk, the JNi3RwTION Tabk for that
CDS
is used.