Issue 1 NEC America, Inc.
6 - 6 InfoSet 408 System Manager’s Guide
SECTION 4 ASSIGNING CALL ROUTING KEYS
You can use touchtone keys one through nine (1-9) as cal l-routing key s
for the opening greeting and for any call-routing box you choose to
include. Do not use zero (0) as a c all-routing key. It should be reserve d
for routing callers to the operator.
You can assign a call-routing key to route to a sub scriber ’s extension or
to a call-routing box. Call-routing boxes are numbered 01-20.
To assign call routing keys:
1. Access the system manager’s conversation.
2. Select action 9.
3. Perform either of the following actions:
Select action 4 to set up call-routing keys f or the opening greeting.
OR
Select action 5 to set up call routing for a call-routing box, and then
enter the two-digit call-routing box numbe r as prompted.
4. Select action 4 to assign call-routing keys .
5. Enter the call-routing key number you wi sh to assign.
6. Select 1 to change the call-routing key ass ignment.
7. Follow the system prompts to assign a call-routing key to an
extension or to a call-routing box.
Note: When you use a call-routing key to ro ute callers to an extension ,
be sure that a mailbox exists for the extensi on.
SECTION 5 CHANGING DEFAULT ACTIONS
After the opening greeting or a call -routing box greeting is played, the
system automatically routes to the operator daytime call ers who ent er an
invalid call-routing key or who do not press any key. At night, the system
prompts such callers to leave a message.