Instruction manual
Table Of Contents
- Table of Contents
- About This Guide
- 1. Overview
- 2. Changing System Parameters
- Changing MERLIN MAIL—ML Port Allocation
- Changing the Delayed Answer Setting
- Adding, Changing, or Deleting a Fax Extension
- Changing the System Operator Extension
- Changing the General Mailbox Owner
- Changing the System Administrator’s Voice Mailbox
- Changing the Maximum Number of Digits in an Extension
- Changing the MERLIN MAIL—ML Language Selection
- 3. Changing the Schedule
- 4. Changing the Automated Attendant Menus
- 5. Adding and Changing Voice Mailbox Assignments
- 6. Creating, Changing, and Using Group Lists
- 7. Changing System Greetings
- 8. Troubleshooting
- A. MERLIN MAIL—ML Factory Settings
- B. Sending Faxes to the MERLIN MAIL—ML System
- Glossary
- Index
- Forwarding General Mailbox Messages
- Outcalling Administration

Changing the Automated Attendant Menus
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Action 2—Play an Existing Submenu
Automated Attendant Service plays a submenu listing additional
options, from which callers choose another Selector Code.
For example, at the Travel Agency, when callers press [ 1 ] at the
main menu to select cruises, they hear the following submenu listing
the types of cruises:
Automated Attendant Service Prompts Caller Response
Caller presses [ 1 ] for
information on cruises. The
Automated Attendant Service
plays the “cruises” submenu.
For Caribbean cruises, press [ 1 ] .
For Hawaiian cruises, press [ 2
].
For Alaskan cruises, press [ 3
].
Caller presses [ 1 ] for
information on Caribbean
cruises and hears the
submenu.
For Grand Cayman, press [ 1 ].
For Jamaica, press [ 2
].
For Bahamas, press [ 3
].
Caller presses [ 1 ], [ 2 ], or [ 3 ]
for information on a particular
cruise.
NOTE:
A submenu must be programmed before the main menu or
submenu from which it is accessed.
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Action 3—Play an Existing Announcement
Automated Attendant Service plays a pre-recorded announcement.
Use this Selector Code Action when information that callers need
can be provided in a two-minute recording.
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Selector Codes and Selector Code Actions