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Running the Business Attendant Client Application

Getting Started	OpenWorX Business Attendant System User Guide

Running the Business Attendant Client Application

Each time you work with the Business Attendant Client, log in with your user ID and password. When you have finished using the Business Attendant Client, you must exit (or quit) the application completely.

Logging In To the 1. From the workstation desktop, click the Start button, then select Programs >

Application:NEC OpenWorX > Business Attendant Client or select the Program Folder specified during the BAS Client installation. The Business Attendant Client

Login dialog box displays (Figure 2-10).

		Figure 2-10 Login dialog box
	2.	Enter your User ID in the User ID field.
		Note: An account for this User ID must have been set up by your BAS Administrator.
		(Refer to the Business Attendant System Administration Guide for more
		information about maintaining user accounts.)
	3.	Enter your password in the Password field.
	4.	Click OK or press Enter. The Line Status window displays (Figure 2-1). If the
		Business Attendant Server is up, the number of calls waiting in the queues
		displays in the Status Line. If the Business Attendant Server is down, Off-line
		displays in the Status Line.
Exiting the	•	Select Line > Exit from the Line Status window. The Business Attendant
Application:		Client application closes and the Windows desktop displays.

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USER GUIDE NEC America, IncOpenWorX BUSINESS ATTENDANT SYSTEM NDA-30103-004 Revision November, Stock # LIABILITY DISCLAIMER TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Page Chapter 5 - Working With the Directory Page Page LIST OF FIGURESTitle Greeting group box LIST OF TABLES This Page Left Blank TABLES What is the Business Attendant System? ChapterWhat is the Business Attendant System? How This Guide is Organized Using This Guide How This Guide is Organized Chapter 4 - Configuring the User OptionsAppendix A - Error Messages Chapter 1 - Introduction Using This Guide Document Conventions Procedures Keyboard Conventions Summary of Shortcut and Function Keys Business Attendant System Terminology Hold Time Screened Transfer Server PortSource Transfer to Voice Mail Chapter 2 Getting Started OverviewAbout the Business Attendant Client Windows About the Business Attendant Client Windows Line Menu Line Status WindowMenus Call Menu AnswerDial Hold Cancel Options Menu Window MenuHelp Menu Change Password Command Buttons LoopsFigure 2-2Command Buttons Figure 2-3Loop Buttons Loop more information Queues TabQueues Source and Destination Areas vacant level Number Entered Field Status LineFigure 2-6Number Entered Field Figure 2-7Status Line Internal/External Tabs Directory WindowMenus Line Status Indicator Call Forward IndicatorSearch Fields Line Status Group Box Speed Dials Window About Monitoring Speed DialsOptions Menu Speed Dial Buttons Application Running the Business Attendant Client ApplicationExiting the Connecting to the Business Attendant Server If the Server Goes Down While You Are Logging In If the Server Goes Down While You Are Working Chapter 3 Processing Calls Canceling Transactions Releasing CallsSwitching Between Source and Destination Callers Setting Do-not-disturb Processing Calls Using the Directory About Call Processing To Make a Call Using the Speed Dials Processing Calls Using the Speed DialsMaking Calls To Make a Call from the Line Status Window To Make a Call Using the Directory Answering Calls Canceling Transactions Holding CallsPlacing a Call On Hold Transferring Calls Making a BlindTransfer a blind transfer To Make a Blind Transfer Using the Speed Dials To Make a Blind Transfer Using the Directory Making a Screened a screened transfer Making Conference Calls To Transfer a Call to Voice Mail To Place a Conference Call Releasing Calls Camping On To a Busy LineTo Camp On a Busy Line Overriding Calls Switching Between Source and Destination CallersTo Switch Between Source and Destination Callers Parking Calls Parking a CallAbout Orbit Numbers Parked Call” on page 40 for more information To Park a Call Joining a Caller with a Parked CallTo Join a Parked Call paged party To Retrieve a Parked Call Retrieving aParked Call Timeout Forwarding Calls To Cancel Call Forwarding Setting Do-not-disturb To Set Do-not-disturb 4.Select Allow incoming calls Canceling Do-not-disturb4.Select Don’t allow incoming calls Working With Messages Creating a Message Figure 3-10New Message dialog box Press CTRL+R The Directory window displays 5.Do one of the following This Page Left Blank Chapter 4 Configuring the User Options Configuring the Speed Dial KeysConfiguring the Window Display Options Setting the Health Check Server Interval General Line WindowEmployee DB External Number DB Configuring the Speed Dial Keys Adding or Modifying a Speed Dial Number To Add or Modify a Speed Dial Using the Directory Press CTRL+P Deleting a Speed Dial Button Configuring the Window Display Options Setting the Window Display Options Setting the Health Check Server Interval Configuring Incoming Call Notification Selecting the Displayed Command Buttons Figure 4-7Command Buttons group box Figure 4-8Employee DB tab Figure 4-9External Number DB tab Figure 4-10DID DB tab 6. Click OK to save your changes 2.Do one of the following Changing Passwords Saving the Screen Layout Configuring the User Options Chapter 5 Working With the Directory About the Directory WindowAbout the Directory Window Displaying the Directory Sorting the Directory Displaying the Directory Sorting the Directory Changing the Default Sort Order Figure 5-2Default Sort field Adding a Directory Entry Adding an Internal Directory Entry Adding an External Directory Entry Name Account Department Company Address Modifying a Directory Entry Modifying an Internal Directory Entry Modifying an External Directory Entry Deleting a Directory Entry Deleting an Internal Directory Entry Deleting an External Directory Entry Chapter 6 Using the Wave File Recording Features About Wave File RecordingWave File Naming Conventions Configuring Wave Files Settings greetings ConfiguringGreetings Stereo Mic/Speakers Phone Voice Channel Configuring Group Greetings Configuring Automatic GreetingsConfiguring Time-DependentGreetings 2.Select the Record phone conversation check box Configuring Automatic Call RecordingEnabling Call Recording Stereo Mic/Speakers Phone Voice Channel Configuring the Number of Calls Recorded Configuring the Notification Warning 2.Do one of the following Working with Greetings Recording a Greeting Click the Play button to play the wave file All day Morning Afternoon Working with Recorded Calls CTRL+F9 26. The Play Back dialog box displays Figure Playing aRecorded Call Deleting Wave Files Troubleshooting Wave Files Appendix A Error Messages BASQueueDB.mdb file BASQueueDB.mdb file, and Operation failed, Line is busy The local workstation is not a valid A Client was logged in when Error Messages OpenWorX Business Attendant System User GuidePage NDA-30103Revision