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I've set our Vodavi system and voicemail up after moving and have one missing link. What did the phone guy do 5 years ago to make the phones ring. I'm hoping one of you will know the answer right off the bat.
In a nutshell, I need to make all of the extensions ring when ext 116 rings. When people call in, they can either enter an extension number or press zero to ring all the phones. Pressing zero rings ext 116, and when that happened, all of the extensions would ring, and anyone could pick up the call. If no one answered, it went to ext 116 VM, our "general office voicemail".
When I hooked the system up at the new place, most of the programming was still there (CO ringing had become enabled, and I had reprogram transfer to 440 voicemail on several extensions.
I don't know what our phone guy did to set that up. I believe that may have been the one thing he did that was not in the dated manual that I had, because I followed most of the phone programming. I've forgotten it all now and am re-learning what I must from the manual.
I can't remember if ext 116 had to prompt indicating it was going to 440 voicemail or not. I believe it did but can't be positive. I haven't had time to learn about hunt groups again to try to see if he defined a group to somehow ring when ext 116 rang.
Does anyone have any ideas? If I'm correct, it was simple and just not in the manual I have.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Jay Cordova
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Quick way to do it is setup call coverage buttons. Just sucks you have to go to each phone. But basically when someone presses 0 it will ring 116 and bout a ring and half later all other phones coving that extension will ring as well. But the vm for ext 116 will pick up first. I usually do it this way cause it give the user the option to turn it off if they want. Like I said you have to do this at each phone and it takes up a flex button.
Speed speed flex button you want to use 646116
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Thanks very much. I'll try this out and let you know what we come up with.
I'm essentially programming a flex button that each user can engage & disengage at will using that button? I'll check the manual tomorrow for coverage button.
Thx again,
Jay Cordova
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Not so much engage and disengage. I teach them how to program that button as well as erase the button so they can cover any phone they want. Erasing the button is pretty easy so its not that big of a deal. That also means I dont have to go back everytime they change their mind. (not that I mind a service call!lol)
To erase flex button- Speed Speed flex button you used for coverage flash
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If you want the other extensions to ring a few more times before the vmail with the call coverage on the other phones just extend your timer before it goes to vmail. I have one locations where the sec rings three times then the back office three times total of six times for the sec then to vmail.
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