NEC 750370 manual

EliteMail VMS/EliteMail Limited Issue 3

Whether the subscriber redirects the message or not, the system asks:

“Would you like me to archive this?” If the subscriber answers Yes the system saves the message for a programmed number of days. If the subscriber responds no the system immediately deletes the message.

Whether or not the subscriber archives a new message, the system continues with the normal new message conversation. If the message is from another subscriber or a guest, the system says, “For no reply press 2, otherwise I'll record your message now...” and records a reply just as if the subscriber had not interrupted the message and had listened to it in its entirety. If the message is from a public message box, the subscriber message box, a transaction box, an interview box, or if the message is an old message, the system offers the next message without asking the subscriber to reply.

The 2 touchtone to interrupt is active also during the whole conversation. If you press ￿￿￿while the system is asking a question, the system interrupts the question and assumes that the 2 means no to the question.

•Message Volume Control

To lower the volume of a message during playback, press ￿+￿ once. To raise the volume, press ￿+￿twice. To return the volume to normal, press ￿+￿a third time.

The volume setting the subscriber chooses lasts only for the current message. The next message plays at normal volume, unless the subscriber presses 5 again.

The volume key does not affect message recording or the system prompts. Prompts are always played at normal volume. The volume control key is not available for guests.

•Backward or Forward

A subscriber listening to a message can press ￿￿￿to move backward, or press ￿,￿to move forward. The increment of time that the system moves backward or forward, called the transport value, is controlled by the value in the Skip back time of # field, on Application screen Page 6, Line 53.

Usually, the transport value is 4 seconds. Press the backward or forward key once to move backward or forward through the message by the transport value.

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