CICS WITH SYSTEM ANSWER ADMINISTRATION GUIDE

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Page 1 of 8 CICS WITH SYSTEM ANSWER ADMINISTRATION GUIDE

Page 2 of 8 Table of Contents Phone System Programming... 3 Programming Overlay... 3 Change the Name of a Set... 4 Program/Make Changes to Call Forward No Answer or Busy... 4 Program System Speed Dials... 4 Program Keys on the Phones... 5 Common Feature Codes:... 5 System Answer... 6 Turn System Answer On/Off... 6 Change to Day mode / Night Mode... 6 Record Greetings... 6 Greeting Options... 7 ** Important Note: The extension and mailbox numbers referenced in this guide are the most commonly used configuration. It does not guarantee that your company will use the same extension and mailbox numbers due to each systems customized configuration. If you are unsure of what numbers were used in your configuration, please call or email the NATG service department.

Page 3 of 8 Phone System Programming Programming Overlay T-Series M-Series

Page 4 of 8 Change the Name of a Set 1. Press FEATURE ** 266344 2. Password: 23646, press OK 3. See Terminals and Sets: press SHOW (top right button) 4. Enter the extension number 5. Press SHOW 6. Press NEXT until you see the current name (NEXT=second key down on right hand side) 7. Press CHANGE (see on display) 8. Spell out the new name, press # after each letter 9. Press NEXT 10. Press RLS to exit programming Program/Make Changes to Call Forward No Answer or Busy 1. Press FEATURE ** 266344 2. Password: enter 23646 Press OK 3. See TERMINALS AND SETS: press SHOW 4. Enter the extension number 5. Press SHOW, then press NEXT, see CAPABILITIES, press SHOW 6. See Fwd no answer: press SHOW 7. See the extension number where calls are being forwarded (usually the voicemail ext. If unknown press Feature 985 and display will show vmail ext) 8. Press CHG to enter a different extension OR 9. Press NEXT to see the number of rings and press CHANGE if you want to change the number of rings 10. Press HEADING (top left button) then NEXT to make changes to call forward BUSY 11. Press SHOW then CHG and enter in vmail ext. 12. RLS to exit programming Program System Speed Dials 1. Enter FEATURE ** 266344 2. Password: enter 23646, press OK 3. Press NEXT until you see SYS SPEED DIAL 4. Press SHOW 5. Enter a speed dial code : 001-255, press SHOW 6. Press CHNG on display and enter the phone number, then press OK 7. Press NEXT, then CHG until you see POOL 8. Enter 9 9. Press NEXT then press CHANGE to enter a NAME for the speed dial OR go to step 9 if no name wanted; if entering a name, press NEXT then CHANGE, spell out name ( press # after each letter), then press NEXT 10. Then HEADING to enter another speed dial

Page 5 of 8 Program Keys on the Phones A. For Outside numbers 1. Press FEATURE *1 2. Press a key 3. Enter the phone number and press OK B. For Internal extensions: 1. Press FEATURE *2 2. Press a key 3. Enter the desired extension number C. For Features: 1. Press FEATURE *3 2. Press a key 3. Press Feature key the desired feature code Common Feature Codes: Feature: Feature *0 Feature 4 Feature 984 Feature 74 Feature 82 Feature 3 Feature 85 Feature 5 Feature 980 Feature 71 Feature 630 Feature 620 Feature 610 Feature 76 Feature 75 Feature 989 Feature *6 Feature *80 Feature 871 Feature 0 Feature 983 Feature 70 Feature 986 Description: Button Inquiry Call Forward Call Forward to Mailbox (Voicemail Required) Call Park Camp On Conference Call Do Not Disturb Last Number Redial Leave Message (Voicemail Required) Link Page External & Internal Page External Page Internal Pick up Direct Pick up Group Record Call (Voicemail Required) Ring Type Ring Volume Ringing Service Speed Dial System Administration (Voicemail Required) Transfer Transfer to Mailbox (Voicemail Required)

Page 6 of 8 System Answer Turn System Answer On/Off 1. Press FEATURE *831 2. Press CHANGE 3. Password: enter 23646 4. Press CHANGE again until it says ON or OFF 5. Press OK to confirm change then 6. Press the RLS key Change to Day mode / Night Mode 1. Press FEATURE *832 2. Press CHANGE 3. Password; 23646 4. Press CHANGE to Choose: a. Bus open (day mode) b. Bus closed (night mode) c. OFF 5. Press OK to confirm change 6. Press the RLS key Record Greetings 1. Press FEATURE *833 2. Pswd: 23646 3. Auto attnd greetings: press SHOW 4. See ModeA: Press SHOW 5. Press REC 6. Hang up when done recording Note: You Must turn system answer OFF under Feature *831 And Feature *832 in order to record the greeting, then turn it back ON after the greeting has been recorded.

Page 7 of 8 Greeting Options GREETING A = Company Introduction Greeting Introduces your company; the first thing callers hear when business is set to open or closed Example: Thank you for calling ABC company GREETING B = Closed Greeting Plays after A when business closed is set to ON. Example: Our office is now closed. Regular hours are 8-5 Mon-Fri. GREETING C = Options Menu Plays after A when business open is set to ON. Example: Press 1 for sales, press 2 for admin, press 3 for accounting etc. GREETING D = All operators are Busy Greeting Usually you can turn this greeting OFF GREETING E = Further Options Menu Plays after A & C when business OPEN is set to ON; also plays after A & B when business CLOSED is set to ON Example: I f you know the extension of the person you are calling enter it now. GREETING F = Hold the Line Greeting Plays after A, C & E to take care of those callers who do not make any selection Example: hold the line and your call will be answered as soon as possible.

Page 8 of 8 NORTH AMERICAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS GROUP Abbotsford Head Office 1919 Sumas way Abbotsford, BC V2S 4L5 Phone: 604.856.9155 / 604.853.6699 Toll Free: 877-856-9155 Fax: 604.856.9246 / 604.853.6342 Email: service@natgtelecom.com Vancouver Office 9-1585 Cliveden Avenue New Westminister, BC V3M 6M1 Phone: 604.526.2129 Toll Free: 877-856-9155 Fax: 604.526.5972 Email: service@natgtelecom.com Victoria Office Phone: 250.361.4696 Toll Free: 877-856-9155 Fax: 604.853.6342 Email: service@natgtelecom.com