
Core System Features
Call Return | Call return allows the user to call back the last caller. The user dials *69 to | |
| dial up the last caller. | |
Call Screening |
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Call screening allows the user to block calls from a list of numbers. For | ||
| example, when an screened number calls the user, the caller will receive a | |
| busy signal. When call screening is enabled the user’s phone set will not ring | |
| for a screened number. | |
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| For version 1.3.0 of VOCAL, phone numbers entered for call screening |
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| must include the area code, regardless if they are local or |
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| phone numbers. Call Processing Language does not provide a pattern |
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| matching method that differentiates seven digit (local) phone numbers |
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| from ten digit |
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A conference bridge is provided with a | ||
Conferencing | agree to call the | |
| up together in the same audio path. The linking is a function of the | |
| conference bridge. | |
Unified Messaging |
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The VOCAL system provides a unified messaging system whereby voicemail | ||
| messages are converted into wave files and sent to the users attached to e- | |
| mail messages. | |
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