Instruction manual

Message integration
555-233-767104 Issue 4 May 2003
■ Turn off AUDIX call answering allows you to turn off call answering in
order to conserve system resources. You can create a message that tells
callers they cannot leave a message, giving them another number to call,
for example.
■ Pre-addressing allows you to address a message before recording it.
■ Integrated messaging allows you access and manage incoming voice, fax,
and e-mail messages and file attachments from your personal computer or
your telephone. A voice message will thus appear in your e-mail mailbox,
for example, and vice versa. You can also set options to have just the
message headers appear in the alternate mailbox. You can also create a
voice or fax message by telephone and send it to an e-mail recipient.
■ Text-to-speech allows you listen to a voice rendering of text messages sent
from a supported e-mail system and/or INTUITY message manager.
■ Print text allows you to print messages sent from a supported e-mail system
and/or INTUITY message manager.
■ Enhanced addressing allows you to send a message to up to 1500
recipients.
■ Transfer restrictions allow you to control toll fraud by restricting transfers
going through the voice messaging system.
■ Internet messaging allows you to exchange messages (voice and text) with
any e-mail address via the World Wide Web.
■ Avaya voice director allows you to address messages via spoken name, in
addition to using touchtones to enter extensions or names. It also supports
transferring to AUDIX subscribers, including those in other locations, by
speaking a name.
■ International availability.
Avaya IA770 INTUITY AUDIX messaging
application (embedded INTUITY 5.1 messaging —
Linux)
The IA770 application enhances communications and information exchange
within enterprises, helping customers be more successful with call answering and
messaging. The IA770 application enables customers to see messages on their
PCs, add a voice mail component to an e-mail, and listen to e-mail using voice
mail.
IA770 uses the Linux operating system, making it consistent with the G700 Media
Gateway’s operating system. The distributed architecture is designed for
reliability and survivability and is centrally managed for simplicity, efficiency and
quick response to help ensure business recovery.