Toshiba StratagyVoicemail Setup Directions
** as programmed by Reliant Communications
Dial the voicemail pilot number (usually 300)**
Your mailbox user I.D. is your extension number
Your security code is initially set at 1234 **
You can bypass someone's greeting by pressing ##
To back up one menu -- press 9
To return to the main menu -- press 999
To hang up from voicemail -- press 999#
To set up voicemail for the first time:
Dial the voicemail extension -- 300 **
Enter * plus your personal I.D. (your extension #)
Enter your security code 1234 **
Follow the tutorial
To change your personal greeting:
Lift handset
Dial the voicemail extension number (300) **
Wait for voicemail to begin speaking
Enter * then your extension number followed by the # key
Enter your security code (1234) ** followed by the # key
Press 3 to manage your mailbox
Press 1 to change your greeting
Press 1 to select greeting 1
Press 2 to record greeting 1
"Hello this is John Doe. I am unable to take your call at this time. Please leave
a message at the tone and I will get back to you as soon as I can."
Press 1 to listen to your new greeting OR
Press 2 to re-record your greeting OR
Press 999 to return to the "manage your mailbox menu"
Press 2 to change your user options
Press 3 to change your security code
When prompted, enter your new security code then press the # key
You will be prompted to enter your security code again, then press the # key
Press 6 to record your Name and Extension number
When prompted, record your First and Last name and extension, then press
the # key. After recording you will be given several options, press 9 to save.
To retrieve voicemail messages while at your phone:
Press MSG when flashing
Voicemail will prompt for your security code
Enter you security code plus the # key
Press 1 to listen to your messages
To retrieve messages from another phone in your office:
Dial intercom 300 **
Wait for voicemail to begin speaking
Enter * followed by your extension number
Enter your security code
Press 1 to listen to your messages
To retrieve voicemail messages from off-site:
Call the main number and ask to be transferred to 300
(Operator just hangs up after 300 is dialed)
Wait for voicemail to began speaking
Press the * key
Enter your mailbox number (your extension number) followed by the # key
Enter your security code, followed by the # key
Press 1 to listen to your messages
To transfer an outside caller directly to someone's voicemail:
Press CONF/TRNS key
Enter 300 **
Wait for voicemail to begin speaking
Enter 9#
Enter the co-workers extension number
Hang up
AT&T:
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Enter the time in 24-hour notation. In this scheme, that hours of the day are 0000 (12 midnight) to 2359 (11:59 p.m.). Since each time must have four digits, use leading zeroes when necessary. For example, to set the time to 9:00 a.m., enter '0900'. To set the time to 4:45 p.m., enter '1645'. The time appears on system display phones as a.m. or p.m. (not in 24-hour format). PROGRAMMING To change the system time: 1. Press Feature 0 0 System Program System Program # 1 0 3. 2. Enter a new time in 24-hour notation. For example, to set the time to 2:15 p.m., press 1 4 1 5. The display reads:
System Time This time will appear on a system display phone as 2:15p. 3. Select another procedure or exit programming mode. *Note, "System Program" = Left intercom button! |
| ZT-D:
From station 120
To change system time:
From station 120
To change system date: 1. Lift the receiver. 2. Press the Feature button [FEAT] 3. Press the Speaker button [SPKR] 4. Dial 2. 5. Dial the current date : MMDDYY. 6. Dial the day (78=Sun, 66=Mon, 88=Tue, 93=Wed, 84=Thu, 37=Fri, 72=Sat). 7. Hang up. |
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| ZT-S:
TO SET THE SYSTEM CLOCK, PERFORM THE FOLLOWING
OPERATIONS WHEN THE MASTER KT IS IDLE.
OPERATION
1)
Lift receiver, and listen for the dial tone. |
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EX-616: Time change must be performed at extension 20 only.
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From Ext. 10 or 11 Press feat 00 Press left intercom button 2 times Press #101 it will prompt to enter the time/military |
Mitel SX-200:
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Time
change must be performed at the Attendant Console.
To Set the Time on the Console:
The time (which can be in either the 12 or 24
hour format, depending on system programming), is entered as HH:MM,
where the HH is hours and the MM is minutes. This example
uses a 12 hour format:
When two digits have been entered for the
hours, the “:” will automatically be displayed.
Options: |
NEC:
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MarkII: Time change must be performed at the attendant's Multi-line Terminal. example: Friday,July4,1986,8:35a.m.
01. Depress CNF key and * |
| NEAX 2000:
Steps can be performed from any phone
Do not Lift handset 01.
Press Transfer |
| NEC Electra Professional Level
I, Level II, Level II Advanced, Electra Pro 120, Electra Elite 48, Electra
Elite 192:
Steps must be performed
from the main Reception phone (Usually Ext. 100 or 101) TO SET THE TIME 1. Press FEATURE (FNC) TO SET THE DATE 1. Press RECALL to select day of
week |
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DBS: Time
change must be performed at Receptionist’s extension. Action 1. Press
The [ON/OFF] Button. |
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| KXT-308:
1.
Lift the handset or
press the SP-PHONE button on extension 11.
2.
Dial (77).
3.
Enter the hour with 2
digits. (01 through 12)
4.
Enter the minute with 2
digits. (00 through 59)
5.
Dial (0) for AM or (1)
for PM.
6.
Press the # button.
7.
Wait for the
confirmation tone.
Conditions
·
Instantly after pressing
the # button, new time counting will start.
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Time setting is done
through extension 11 only. |
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| KXT-616:
NOTE: The following procedure must be performed from extension 11 1.)
Lift the handset or press the SP-PHONE button on extension 11 |
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| KXT1232 & KXTD1232:
Time
change must be performed at Receptionist’s extension.
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Occasionally, the system
date and time need to be reset )for example, leap year or change to
daylight-saving time). Any attendant can use the keyset to change the
date and time that appear on all display keysets and in the SMDR and SMDA
printouts. NOTE: If you make a mistake, lift and
replace the handset; then start over. (1)
While on hook, press SPCL and dial 021. [Displays SET TIME
OF DAY.]
(2)
Using the keypad, enter the time in hours and minutes. Then press
* for AM or # for PM. For example, 900* = 9:00AM and 230# =
2:30PM.[Displays SET DATE MM-DD-YYYY.]
(3)
Enter the month, day, and year. (For example, 01011986 =
01-01-1986.) If you make a mistake, backspace by pressing MUTE.
[Displays SET DAY OF WEEK SUN.]
(4)
Scroll through the day-of-week selection by pressing # to go
forward or * to go backward. When the desired day is displayed,
press SPKR to terminate programming. You hear a progress tone. |
| 2464 Key GX:
The attendant usually sets the time, although
another station may be assigned this privilege. The time is set for all
stations in the system even if there is a tenant service configuration.
To set the time from the key bx station:
1.) Press [spkr];
2.) press [#] (the display shows T
AL) press [time]; enter the date and the time in the following
order: - the month, using two digits (e.g. 09 for September); - the day of
the month (e.g. 02 – the key bx will not accept 31 for September,
November, etc.); - the time using four digits (e.g. 1430 for 2:30 p.m.);
3.) press [time] again;
4.) press [spkr] again.
If you hear an error tone, check that you have
entered the correct number of digits for each element of the date and
time. |
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| Symphony:
Time change must be performed at Receptionist’s extension.
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| Telrad Digital:
Time
change must be performed at Receptionist’s extension.
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| Key BX:
Time change must be
performed at Receptionist’s extension.
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| CTX:
Enter program mode by pressing: Hold * # * # 1 * 2 * 3 * Enter Password: 0000 Hold (Default password is 0000; that’s four zero’s) At the “PROG=” prompt enter: 9 0 2 Hold At the “SELECT PARAM” prompt press: Line Key 02 Enter time in 24 hour format: HHMMSS (Where HH is two digits for Hours, MM is two digits for Minutes and SS is two digits for Seconds) To change program, press: Hold To submit changes, press: Hold And to exit program mode, Enter: # # Hold |
| DK8, DK16, DK24, DK56, DK96:
Time change must be performed at port 000 most likely Extension 10
or 200.
To Set the Date:
1.) Press Intercom
To Set the Time:
1.) Press Intercom
To Set the Day:
1.) Press Intercom |
| Toshiba DK14, DK16e, DK40, DK280,
DK424:
Time change must be performed at port 000: 1.
Do Not Lift
the handset |
| Perception:
Time change must be
performed at the Attendant Console.
To Display Time:
To Set Time:
To Start the Clock
and Clear the Display: |
| Strata 6E, 12E, 20E:
This
operation is possible from station 10 only. TO
SET DATE
1)
Handset on-hook.
2)
Dial "# * 5 1"
(or "RDL REP 5 1").
3)
Dial in date (year / month / day) in the format "YYMMDD".
Enter a leading 0 for
single digit month and day.
4)
Depress the "#"
(or "RDL")
button.
TO SET TIME
1)
Handset on-hook.
2)
Dial "# * 5 2" (or "RDL REP 5 2").
3)
Dial in time (hour / minute / second) in 24-hour clock format
"HHMMSS". Enter a
leading 0 for single digit.
4)
Depress the "#" (or "RDL") button.
TO SET DAY
1)
Handset on-hook.
2)
Dial "# * 5 3"
(or "RDL REP 5 3").
3)
Dial in the day ("1"
represents SUN, "2"
MON, etc. through "7"
for SAT).
4)
Depress "#"
(or "RDL")
button. |