Specifications

D-34 Programming the Voice Mail System
Hard Drive-Based Voice Mail
STARPLUS STSe - Programming & Operations Manual August 2005
REGISTRY SETTINGS The Registry contains system variables that control the behavior of the
voice mail system.
Registry List For a complete list of the registry items that come with a new STSe system,
contact Vodavi Technical Support.
LICENSE VIEWER The License Viewer displays “Read Only” information. This data cannot be
changed.
Language When available, the system can provide language support for both English
and Spanish. To use this feature, the optional multilingual module and
language prompts must be purchased separately.
Voice Ports This field shows the total number of ports on the voice mail card (8).
KSU Serial Number When available, this field shows the identification number of the KSU.
KSU System Type This field identifies the name of the voice mail system. Default = STSe
KSU Version When available, this field shows the KSU software version.
IP ADDRESSING - VM SETTINGS The IP Addressing area does not need to be completed, unless you plan to
use your internal Local Area Network (LAN) for faster downloads and file
transfers.
Network Name In this area, you can enter the name of the network, and also change it as
needed.
New Name
Use DHCP Server
When the DHCP Server value is set to YES, a LAN server machine will
automatically locate the IP Address, Subnet Mask, & Gateway Address and
send it to the In-Skins Admin computer.
IP Address
IP Subnet Mask
Gateway Address
KSU CLOCK CONTROL This setting allows you to change the application that runs, for inbound
calls, whenever the KSU is put into different modes (or time periods). You
will also need to set up each line that should be controlled by the KSU
clock setting.
Click on the ELLIPSES button […], the “What to Run” window will display.
Select the module you want the system to follow, when available, the
appropriate options will also display.
Daytime Action
Nighttime Action
Special Action
CHECK INI FILES This wizard interface is used to check the current INI and database settings
to make sure they remain consistent. First run the wizard in “Report” mode
and review the modifications indicated. Then run the wizard in “Fix” mode
to actually apply the changes.
SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
Description