User guide

5. Answering Options
Answering Options 5-7
Using Three Personal Greetings Systems
If you have a three personal greetings system, your system administrator
will set up one of the following options for you:
Internal / External
Busy / Ring-No-Answer
With either of the above two options, you have three personal greetings:
two regular personal greetings and one alternate personal greeting as
follows:
Internal / External
An
internal regular
greeting answers internal calls if you do not answer
within 3 to 4 rings or if your line is busy.
An
external regular
greeting answers external calls if you do not
answer after 3 to 4 rings or if your line is busy.
An
alternate
greeting can be activated to answer all calls whether
internal or external. This is useful, for example, when you are out of the
office for a few days.
Busy / Ring-No-Answer (RNA).
A
busy
greeting answers all calls when you are on the telephone.
A
ring-no-answer
greeting answers all calls when you do not answer
the phone after 3 to 4 rings.
An
alternate
greeting can be activated to answer all calls whether your
telephone is busy or RNA. This is useful, for example, when you are
out of the office for a few days.
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The two answering options and their messages types are shown on the next
page: Internal / External (Figure 5-1 on page 5-8
)
or Busy / No-Answer
(Figure 5-2 on page 5-8).
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Your system administrator determines if you have access to all three personal
greetings.