Toshiba Strata CIX Programming Manual page 100

Voice Processing
Mailbox Editor Screens
Table 4-2 User Mode Tab Screen Fields (continued)
F
IELD
Message Order
(FIFO/LIFO)
Message folders
(Single/Dual/Multiple)
Playback
Volume
Alternate rate
User alternate rate at
login
Inter-digit Guard Timer
Message Copy
Delete after copy
All New Messages
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D
ESCRIPTION
Order in which voice mail plays back caller messages to the user.
Possible values:
FIFO: (Default) First-In First-Out. Voice mail plays the oldest messages first.
LIFO: Last-In First-Out. Voice mail plays the most recent message first.
Number of folders voice mail uses to store the caller messages.
Possible values:
Single: One folder, no separate save folder.
Dual: (Default) New and Saved Message folders.
Multiple: New and Saved Message folders and up to seven personal folders that are
created by the mailbox user for the purpose of saving messages.
Volume at which messages are played back to the user. This value can be set by the
user through the telephone, using the Play Message Controls.
Possible values: -4 (softest), 0 (normal) 4 (loudest)
Default: 0
Alternate speed voice mail uses while playing messages or prompts. While listening
to a message, the user can press
Note Alternate rate can only be implemented while listening to a message. When
the user exits the Play Messages Menu, the system returns to default speed
unless the User alternate rate at login field is set On.
Possible values: 0 (normal), 1~10 (fastest)
Default: 0 (normal)
Whether the selected Alternate Rate applies at login.
Possible values:
On: (Default) Alternate Rate applies at login.
Off: Alternate Rate does not apply at login. Default speed applies.
Used to define the time delay between repetitive entries of the same digit pressed
by a user while playing messages. For example, users who press the digit 1 (i.e.,
111) in quick succession may cause the system to jump over messages and give
the users the perception of delayed messages.
Possible values: 0 (default)~1000 msec.
Note 0 default equals 50 msec.
There are two types of new messages that can be copied to a specific destination
mailbox using this feature–all new or new urgent messages. Only one type of
message can be enabled at one time.
Deletes the message from the original target mailbox after copying the message to
the destination mailbox.
Possible values:
On: Deletes a message after copying to another mailbox.
Off: (Default) Does not delete a message after copying it to another mailbox.
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to toggle between the two speeds.
Strata CIX Voice Mail Programming 01/07