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Interchange Supervisor's User Guide - Vertical

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Using the PC to Perform Supervisor Functions<br />

When mailbox owners try to open their mailboxes to retrieve messages,<br />

the system asks for a password. Enter this password in the<br />

Password field. It can be up to 10 digits long, and can consist of the<br />

digits 0 through 9 and the character *. For security reasons, it is recommended<br />

that box owners use passwords at least 4 characters long,<br />

and that they change them regularly.<br />

If you set the password to 0000 (four zeros), <strong>Interchange</strong> allows<br />

access to the mailbox without asking for a password.<br />

CAUTION<br />

Use this feature with caution, as it can allow<br />

unauthorized access to a mailbox.<br />

If you enclose the password in brackets [ ], it cannot be changed<br />

remotely over the telephone.<br />

The Record Name button indicates whether mailbox owners have<br />

recorded their own names. The system indicates an existing<br />

recording by a displaying a red light on the button.<br />

The system uses the mailbox owner’s name in the following<br />

instances.<br />

• When the system initiates a transfer:<br />

“Please hold while I transfer your call to [name].”<br />

• When the called party is busy:<br />

“[Name] is busy. You are number [number] in line.”<br />

• When the called party does not answer and there is no personal<br />

greeting recorded:<br />

“[Name] is not available right now. If you would like to leave a<br />

message press 1.”<br />

• When the system calls owners to deliver their new messages<br />

(message notification):<br />

“Message for [name]. Press 1 if you would like to hear your<br />

messages.”<br />

34 Comdial Mar ‘03

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