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EliteMail VMS/EliteMail Limited

 

 

 

 

 

These minimum values, stored on Line 5 of Switch Setup screen Page 1,

 

are specified in hundredths of a second (e.g., 6 means ignore tones

 

shorter than 6 hundredths of a second or 60 milliseconds).

 

Unless you experience problems with the system failing to recognize

 

touchtones, do not change these values. If you experience this problem,

 

try reducing the prompt DTMF length by one unit at a time until the voice

 

mail system consistently recognizes dialed touchtones. The minimum

 

value is 4 (40 milliseconds).

SECTION 7

 

SET INCOMING CALL

 

TIMING

The following fields affect the voice mail system response to an incoming

 

ring signal. There is no need to adjust these values unless the voice mail

 

system fails to answer incoming calls. All timing fields are in hundredths of

 

a second (e.g., 50 is one-half second).

 

Release on LCR

 

Tells the voice mail system whether or not to assume the caller has

 

hung up when it receives a loop current reversal signal from the NEC

 

Electra Elite telephone system.

 

Answer on Ring Low

 

Tells the voice mail system whether or not to wait through a complete

 

ring on incoming calls before answering.

 

Off-hook Delay

 

Tells the voice mail system how long to wait after answering the

 

telephone before speaking or accepting touchtones.

 

Ring-on Time/Ring-off Time

 

Incoming calls send a ring signal to the voice mail system with a

 

voltage alternating on and off. Line 7 specifies the time (in tenths of a

 

￿second) of the on and off periods in the ring cycle.

 

Pooled Delay

 

This field is not used with Electra Elite.

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