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First time posting and first install since i mostly integrate card access with CCTV and HVAC. I cannot get this ACS to cooperate:

System configuration:

• 1 – ACS6 Processor
• 3 Phone lines
• 8 extensions
• 2-34 button
• 2-18 button
• 3- 6button w/ display
• 1 – Door phone
• 2x4 box voice mail

Scenario 1:

• All extensions ring silently once and then go into auto attendant.
• Auto attendant says: If you would like to speak to Joe press 1, if you would like to speak to Sam press 2.
• 3 extension would ring for Joe if 1 is pushed and 3 extensions would ring for Sam if 2 is pushed….Etc
• These extensions would ring 5 times and if no answer then caller would go into the recipients’ mailbox.
• Preferably, I would like all phones to ring distinctively for buttons pushed 1 or 2.


Scenario 2:

• Any of two lines to ring all 7 extensions simultaneously
• Anyone can pick-up any extension without pushing any buttons
• After 5 rings then caller is sent a general mailbox to illuminate designated extension(s). 1 line to accept faxes on first ring but not audibly. Any extension can use this line for outgoing only
• Preferably I would like the auto attendant to say “to lease a message for Joe press 1, if you would like to leave a message for Sam press 2…..etc.

Problems I am having: only certain phones ring and then some phones ring in succession (hunting) I would like all phones to ring for each of the 2 numbers at all extensions then after five rings then line would go into voice mail.

I don’t think that these scenarios are possible with this system. If anyone could help with a few pointers I would appreciate it. This system is for residential use since they want all the features that come with professional system like this.

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Thanks but what is a PM?

Todd:

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