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5.3
WHAT ATTRIBUTES ARE
Attributes specify how a qecific COS operates. Attributes are not initially associated with a
ma&x or port- !!& Figure 5-l
for a
diagram of how
a
mailbax functions without any attributes
assigned to it. Here, the attributes are used to add or remove certain features or affect
operation
of mai&xxes or ports. l%le 52 categorizes the COS attributes based on add& removing or
altering operational features.
.‘-
A
COS may have no attributes, one attribute, or several
attributes.
Some attributes are only
available with optional packages such as IntraMessaging or Saipted FWmpting. lf the optional
package is not install& the related attributes can not be used.
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- Refer to the F&W LJesc@& manual for details on the use of attributes in specifi’i applications
n
List of Attributes
T5e attributes are listed in numerical order in ‘&ble sl. The attributes listed under the
ategories of
kid,
Remove
and Alter,
are in lhble 5-Z
Examples of
using attributes
for
selected applications are given following the Iist and description of attributes. ~
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Effect
of
Attributes
Fig&e 5-l shows a caU flow without attributes. Fve 52 shows the same caU flow with
a few attributes assigned. The attributes used and the changes that occur are as follows:
Attribute 3 - ASK FOR SECURITY CODE BEFORE CALLING EXTENSION. The caller
enters their mailbox number and is asked to enter their security code before the system
calls or plays greeting.
Attribute
15 - TIUNSFER TO A RINGING EXI’ENSION. After caIling an extension,
instead of playing the prompt ifihere is no answer, the Ttiiba VP System cuts through
to ringing.
Attriiute 11
- NO SYSTEM PROMPT AFI’ER GREETING, GO !XRAIGHT TO
RECORDING.
After pIaying the prompt for ring-no-answer/buq or after playing the
greeting, the system prompt is not played.
Attribute 1 - NO MESSAGES MAY BE RECORDED FOR THIS MAILBOX The option to
leave a message is not offered.