NEC 760417 S ECTION 5 SETTING U P Y OUR S YSTEM S

Issue 1 NEC America, Inc.

3 - 4 InfoSet 408 System Manager’s Guide

3. Press 1 if you want to change to or remain in holiday mode;

otherwise, press 2.

4. Press 1, as prompted, to change the gre eti ng .

5. Record your greeting.

Refer to:

Using The System Manager’s Conversation on page 1-4

Planning Your Opening Greeting on page 2-4

Ongoing Maintenance on page 5-1

SECTION 5 SETTING UP YOUR SYSTEM SCHEDULE

The system schedule determines whether your system is in day mode or

night mode, which opening greeting and operator greeti ng callers hear,

and how callers are routed.

To present the best image of your organization to a caller, your

greeting should sound crisp and professional. A friendl y tone

encourages people to dial an ext ension directly and reduces

the number of calls the operator receives .

You control the volume and clarity of the recording by the

loudness of your voice and the distance between the

telephone handset and your mouth. Prac tice recording your

greeting until you are satisfied with its so und.

Tell callers how they can reach the operator for personal

assistance.

Practice your pace and phrasing. You might speak a little too

quickly at first.

Record in a quiet area to reduce backgr ound noises.

Contents

Main Page Preface G ENERAL I ABOUT THIS MANUAL S D Table of Contents Chapter 1 System Overview Chapter 2 Planning Your System Chapter 3 Setting Up Your System Chapter 4 Training Users Chapter 5 Maintaining Your System Chapter 6 Expanding Your System With Call Routing System Overview S ECTION 1 W ELCOME TO I NFOSET 408 V OICE M 1.1 System Conversations 1.2 System IDs S ECTION 2 SYSTEM M ANAGER R SECTION 3 USING THE SYSTEM MANAGERS CONVERSATION 3.1 System Managers Password 3.2 Using The System Managers Conversation 3.3 System Managers Conversation Mailbox Maintenance Page Planning Your System S ECTION 1 H OW T HE S YSTEM H ANDLES C 1.1 What Does the Automated Attendant Do? Page 1.2 Deciding How to Use the Automated Attendant S ECTION 2 PLANNING Y OUR O PENING G 2.1 Opening Greeting And Sy stem Schedule 2.2 System Directory 2.3 Determining the System Schedule Page Page Setting Up Your System S ECTION 1 U NDERSTANDING Y OUR S YSTEM S SECTION 2 SETUP INFORMATION RECORD S ECTION 3 GETTING S InfoSet Voice Mail User Guide S ECTION 4 R ECORDING Y OUR O PENING G S ECTION 5 SETTING U P Y OUR S YSTEM S For example, enter the time as 430 for 4: 3 0. S ECTION 6 SETTING Y OUR O PERATOR S E XTENSION AND M They dial 0 during the opening greetin g. They do not press any keys during the o pen ing greeting. in the Operator mailbox. r Operator Mailbox Greetings Setting Up Fax Notification your opening greeting. S ECTION 7 C HANGING THE S YSTEM M ANAGER S P S ECTION 8 B ECOMING F AMILIAR W ITH THE S InfoSet Voice Mail User Guide Training Users S ECTION 1 P REPARING F OR T InfoSet Voice Mail User Guide InfoSet Voice Mail User Guide S ECTION 2 CONDUCTING U SER T Page S ECTION 3 T RAINING THE O Page Page Maintaining Your System S ECTION 1 O NGOING M S ECTION 2 CREATING A S PECIAL O PENING G REETING F OR H S ECTION 3 CHANGING THE E XTENSION F OR THE O PERATOR M AILBOX O THE FAX MACHINE S ECTION 4 ADDING A ND D ELETING V OICE M S ECTION 5 MESSAGE G InfoSet Voice Mail User Guide S ECTION 6 M ONITORING S YSTEM S Page Expanding Your System With Call Routing S ECTION 1 O FFERING C ALL R 1.1 Why Use Call Routing? 1.2 How Call Routing Works S ECTION 2 EVALUATING Y OUR N InfoSet 408 System Managers Guide 6 - 3 Issue 1 NEC America, Inc. Call Routing Diagram S ECTION 3 PLANNING C ALL R InfoSet 408 System Managers Guide 6 - 5 Issue 1 NEC America, Inc. Call Routing Planning Worksheet Day greeting: Night greeting: Default action Call-routing key assignments Day Night (note extension or call-r outing box number) CALL-ROUTING BOX Number : Call-routing box number: _______ S ECTION 4 ASSIGNING C ALL R OUTING K SECTION 5 CHANGING DEFAULT ACTIONS S ECTION 6 R ECORDING N EW G Page S ECTION 7 TESTING C ALL R