There are 4 Auto Call Back numbers that can be configured. Choose an Auto Call Back to configure and then activate it.
Number to call back:
Enter the Call Back number. This phone number should be entered exactly as you would normally have to dial the number from this line (i.e. do not enter a Line Hunt Group in the dialing string).
Use dialing prefix:
If you usually have to dial the same prefix when using Auto Call Back (for example a long distance calling card number), you may want to enable ‘Use dialing prefix’. Enter the dialing prefix including any required pauses or feature
keys such as 
or 
. The corresponding key for inserting a
*70,1010555,, This corresponds to 
70 for disabling the Call Waiting feature, a 2 second pause to wait for the new dialtone, then 1010555 for the long distance prefix, and a 4 second pause to wait for the new dialtone before dialing the actual long distance phone number.
This saves you the hassle of having to enter the same prefix every time you want to set up an Auto Call Back phone number.
Number used to trigger Auto Call Back:
Select the line/phone number that you will be dialing when out of the office to trigger this Auto Call Back. TalkSwitch will initiate the Call Back using the same line you initially called. You can make configuration changes to this Auto Call Back by dialing into this phone number only.
Use Password on Call Back:
This option is designed to give you security and to restrict who can use this particular Call Back number. Simply fill in a 4- to
Use Announced Message:
This option is recommended if the number TalkSwitch will be calling back is to a hotel or a location where somebody else will be answering the call. The Announced Message option allows you to record a message that plays when the call is initially answered during a Call Back. For example, you may want to say “Please transfer this call to Bob in room 307”.
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