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Figure 2-4 Sample Voice Detect Box With Holding Turned On

The￿values allowed in the Holding? field are:

Yes

Outside callers must press 1 to hold for a busy extension. If an outside caller presses 2, the system plays the box greeting then takes the specified action (typically, takes a message). Outside callers may also press # to try another extension. Outside caller must

￿have a touchtone telephone.

Vox

Outside callers must speak to hold for a busy extension and do not need a touchtone telephone. If an outside caller remains silent, the system plays the box greeting then takes the specified action (typically, takes a message). Outside callers using voice detect call holding may not press # to try another extension, but you can route them to other voice detect boxes to offer other extensions. For details, refer to Chapter 25 Voice Detect. Voice detect call holding must be set up by the System Manager at the console.

No

Turns call holding off. For subscriber mailboxes, remove the K from the subscriber Access field if you also want to keep a subscriber

￿from turning call holding on or off by telephone.

If you choose an action other than Take-msg, record the call holding prompts again so callers know what to expect.

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