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Does the STSe have have capability to add a Virtual MBX under the button on another phone?
I thought it did,.... but can't seem to locate the programming?
thanks.
It needs to be a MBX only so that someone can reach this mbx thru auto attendant and then be retreived by a desiginated person.
thanks,
Redskin 1948
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Sure. It is in the User Guide under "Mailbox Buttons."
Basically, you dial SPD + SPD + 440 + XXX. XXX would be the mailbox number.
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Here is what i done just this past week.
Use code 461 and the mailbox number you want (virtual), programming it on the operators dss/blf.
I set mailbox options to direct transfer to voicemail for that box. (virtual)
This was on an inskin voicemail.
I guess what Larry said would work, never tried it that way.
The light stayed solid when voicemail was left for that button. ( No msg wait flash on keyset)
but im sure you may be able to clean that up also maybe ?
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Hit speed + speed + touch the button to you want programmed + 460 + mailbox number.
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You need to use SPD + SPD + 460 + xxx
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Originally posted by oobie:
You need to use SPD + SPD + 460 + xxx Oops...thanks for the correction. I had 440 on the mind...
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Hey, don't forget the "push the button" part before dialing 460. It will never work if you don't.
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yeah we forgot that part!
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