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OpenWorX BUSINESS ATTENDANT SYSTEM
USER GUIDE
NEC America, Inc.
NDA-30103-004
Revision 4.0
November, 2001
Stock # 0221191
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Contents
NEC America, Inc
USER GUIDE
OpenWorX BUSINESS ATTENDANT SYSTEM
NDA-30103-004 Revision November, Stock #
LIABILITY DISCLAIMER
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Chapter 5 - Working With the Directory
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Title
LIST OF FIGURES
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Greeting group box
LIST OF TABLES
TABLES
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Chapter
What is the Business Attendant System?
What is the Business Attendant System?
How This Guide is Organized Using This Guide
Chapter 4 - Configuring the User Options
How This Guide is Organized
Appendix A - Error Messages
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Document Conventions
Using This Guide
Keyboard Conventions
Procedures
Summary of Shortcut and Function Keys
Business Attendant System Terminology
Hold Time
Server Port
Screened Transfer
Source
Transfer to Voice Mail
Overview
Chapter 2 Getting Started
About the Business Attendant Client Windows
About the Business Attendant Client Windows
Menus
Line Status Window
Line Menu
Answer
Call Menu
Dial
Hold
Cancel
Window Menu
Options Menu
Help Menu
Change Password
Loops
Command Buttons
Figure 2-2Command Buttons
Figure 2-3Loop Buttons
Loop
Queues
Queues Tab
more information
vacant level
Source and Destination Areas
Status Line
Number Entered Field
Figure 2-6Number Entered Field
Figure 2-7Status Line
Menus
Directory Window
Internal/External Tabs
Call Forward Indicator
Line Status Indicator
Search Fields
Line Status Group Box
About Monitoring Speed Dials
Speed Dials Window
Options Menu
Speed Dial Buttons
Exiting the
Running the Business Attendant Client Application
Application
If the Server Goes Down While You Are Logging In
Connecting to the Business Attendant Server
If the Server Goes Down While You Are Working
Canceling Transactions Releasing Calls
Chapter 3 Processing Calls
Switching Between Source and Destination Callers
Setting Do-not-disturb
About Call Processing
Processing Calls Using the Directory
Processing Calls Using the Speed Dials
To Make a Call Using the Speed Dials
Making Calls
To Make a Call from the Line Status Window
To Make a Call Using the Directory
Answering Calls
Holding Calls
Canceling Transactions
Placing a Call On
Hold
Making a Blind
Transferring Calls
Transfer
a blind transfer
To Make a Blind Transfer Using the Directory
To Make a Blind Transfer Using the Speed Dials
a screened transfer
Making a Screened
To Transfer a Call to Voice Mail
Making Conference Calls
To Place a Conference Call
Camping On To a Busy Line
Releasing Calls
To Camp On a
Busy Line
To Switch Between Source and Destination Callers
Switching Between Source and Destination Callers
Overriding Calls
Parking a Call
Parking Calls
About Orbit Numbers
Parked Call” on page 40 for more information
To Park a Call
with a Parked Call
Joining a Caller
To Join a Parked Call
paged party
Parked Call
Retrieving a
To Retrieve a Parked Call
Forwarding Calls
Timeout
Forwarding
To Cancel Call
To Set Do-not-disturb
Setting Do-not-disturb
4.Select Don’t allow incoming calls
Canceling Do-not-disturb
4.Select Allow incoming calls
Creating a Message
Working With Messages
Figure 3-10New Message dialog box
Press CTRL+R The Directory window displays
5.Do one of the following
Processing Calls
Configuring the Speed Dial Keys
Chapter 4 Configuring the User Options
Configuring the Window Display Options
Setting the Health Check Server Interval
Line Window
General
Employee DB
External Number DB
Adding or Modifying a Speed Dial Number
Configuring the Speed Dial Keys
To Add or Modify a Speed Dial Using the Directory
Press CTRL+P
Deleting a Speed Dial Button
Setting the Window Display Options
Configuring the Window Display Options
Setting the Health Check Server Interval
Configuring Incoming Call Notification
Figure 4-7Command Buttons group box
Selecting the Displayed Command Buttons
Figure 4-8Employee DB tab
Figure 4-10DID DB tab
Figure 4-9External Number DB tab
6. Click OK to save your changes
2.Do one of the following
Saving the Screen Layout
Changing Passwords
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About the Directory Window
Chapter 5 Working With the Directory
About the Directory Window
Displaying the Directory Sorting the Directory
Sorting the Directory
Displaying the Directory
Figure 5-2Default Sort field
Changing the Default Sort Order
Adding an Internal Directory Entry
Adding a Directory Entry
Adding an External Directory Entry
Name Account Department Company Address
Modifying an Internal Directory Entry
Modifying a Directory Entry
Modifying an External Directory Entry
Deleting an Internal Directory Entry
Deleting a Directory Entry
Deleting an External Directory Entry
About Wave File Recording
Chapter 6 Using the Wave File Recording Features
Wave File Naming
Conventions
Configuring Wave Files Settings
Greetings
Configuring
greetings
Stereo Mic/Speakers Phone Voice Channel
Configuring Time-DependentGreetings
Configuring Automatic Greetings
Configuring Group Greetings
Enabling Call Recording
Configuring Automatic Call Recording
2.Select the Record phone conversation check box
Stereo Mic/Speakers Phone Voice Channel
Configuring the Notification Warning
Configuring the Number of Calls Recorded
2.Do one of the following
Recording a Greeting
Working with Greetings
Click the Play button to play the wave file
All day Morning Afternoon
CTRL+F9
Working with Recorded Calls
Recorded Call
Playing a
26. The Play Back dialog box displays Figure
Deleting Wave Files
Troubleshooting Wave Files
BASQueueDB.mdb file
Appendix A Error Messages
BASQueueDB.mdb file, and
Operation failed, Line is busy
The local workstation is not a valid
A Client was logged in when
OpenWorX Business Attendant System User Guide
Error Messages
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