Cadence Telephony Setting Day/Night Mode, Changing your password, Selecting the audio player

User’s Guide

Voice mail	If you have new (unread) voice mail, the VOICE MAIL button will
	turn red in the lower left-hand corner of the NexDial window while
	there are unread voice mail messages. You can press this button to pop
	up a separate window to review your voice mail messages.
Do Not Disturb	The words Do Not Disturb will flash in red whenever your extension
	is in the Do Not Disturb mode.

Setting Day/Night Mode

If you have Day/Night Mode permissions, you can set the NexPath Telephony Server Day or Night mode. Select Tools->Day/Nightfrom the NexDial menu bar. Click on the radio button for the mode you wish to set, the click OK to change the Day/Night mode setting. Click Cancel to cancel any changes and keep the Day/Night mode the same.

Changing your password

To change your NexPath Telephony Server password, select Tools->Chg Password from the NexDial menu bar. Enter your old four digit password, and your new four digit password, then click OK. Note that this is the user password on the NexPath system, the same that you used for logging into NexDial or for accessing your voice mail, and must be four numeric digits. Take care to remember your new password. Your system administrator can recover your user password if you forget it, but recovering the administrator password is very difficult and requires factory assistance.

Selecting the audio player

You can select the audio player of your choice for playing voice mail messages. The Windows program mplayer32.exe is used by default. You may find that the component player mplay2.exe or wmplay.exe in the Windows Media Player directory is preferable.

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