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#239575 01/19/09 10:25 AM
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I thought there was a MB that I could use to define how long a an incoming call rang before the AA answered it. I tried 1-1-17 but that is system wide.

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I don't have a memory block 1-1-17 in my manual.
There are a couple different ways to set up delay ring to the Elitemail.

What kind of service do you have, PRI, T-1 or CO Lines?


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If line is analog, DIT 3-42, delay timer 3-61


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#239578 01/20/09 03:44 AM
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Ooops

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#239579 01/22/09 08:04 AM
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That is the delay ring timer for CO lines programmed in memory blocks 4-01 & 02.

What kind of service do you have, PRI, DID, T-1, CO Line?


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My mistake, what I recommended is what I have done when customers want a particular line delayed to a voice mail box not AA


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#239581 01/26/09 02:26 AM
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If you are using a VRS card, the memory block is 1-4-13 to delay the message.

#239582 01/29/09 05:48 AM
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There are several ways for delay to auto attendent I find this is the easiest: Do not use MB 4-01 or 02 for delay on the voicemail ports, use 4-42 and 43 for DIT to the voicemail pilot in day and night.Then in MB 3-61 is DIT/ANA delay answer timer, each line key bumps up the timer in seconds. If you want auto attendent to asnwer immediatley at night then make sure MB 3-64 is no ( default ).


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