In a message dated 2/19/2003 1:13:43 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> In the default programming of the TVS-200, there's a main menu option of
> dialing
> #1 to directly dial an extension. Two questions about this:
>
> If I wish to _not_ use this convention, and simply allow the dialing of any
> extension at any time during the main menu, is it advisable to not have any
> options associated with "1" and "2" on the keypad, so that extensions
> 101...299
> can be dialed directly? Or is what the setting of number of seconds
> between
> numbers (or similar wording in the custom menu setup) is intended to
> address?
Yes, the wait time for second digit controls how long the TVS50 waits to see
if the caller is dialing a 1 or perhaps an ext 101.
>
> How do you program a "#1" type of option in the first place? I don't see
> how
> you create a two keystroke sequence in the custom menu setup.
You don't use #1 just 1.
>
> I haven't looked for it yet in the manuals, but is there a way to retrieve
> the
> current usage stats (i.e. "27 hours of 32 hours total") of recordings used
> by
> voicemail? I'd just like to keep tabs on it to be sure the two-way
> recording
> feature isn't being abused.
The system has several reports and the one the tells the mailbox usage is the
mailbox use report.
Tim
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