The voice mailbox, Consulting messages received, Mailbox no. # pswd – Nortel Networks M760 User Manual

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The voice mailbox

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Consulting messages received

When you receive a new message, the display shows
the message "PLEASE CALL YOUR MAILBOX".

The lamp to the right of the interactive keys informs you that a
new message has been received:
- lamp illuminated steadily: at least one message is present in
your voice mailbox;
- lamp flashes quickly: there is a message in your voice mailbox
and a new call in the incoming calls log;
- lamp extinguished: no message in your voice mailbox.

To call your voice mailbox:

1 - Press the

Redial

interactive key.

Or press the

key.

A voice prompt will guide you on the voicemail system, and will
instruct you about the various commands, so that you can gain
access to your voice mailbox. Simply follow the instructions.

2 - Dial the

mailbox number,

followed by

#

and/or

password

followed by

#

(*).

Note: we recommend you to assign this sequence to a
programmable key.
A voice prompt will inform you of the number of messages received.

3 - Press the

Listen

interactive key (*),

or press the

key on the dialing keypad.

The first message is played back, and a voice prompt informs
you of the commands available for managing messages
(next, previous, delete, archive, etc).
You can also use the interactive keys for gaining access
to the available commands.

The message lamp extinguishes after you have consulted your
messages.

Redial

Listen

4 - Press the

V Mail

interactive key.

The display confirms that calls will be forwarded to the voicemail
system.

Note: We recommend you to assign this function to a program-
mable key, so that you can easily enable and disable forward-
ing of your calls to the voicemail system (refer to the section
on The Call Forwarding Function).

Mailbox no. # pswd #

* Depending on the features provided by your system operator.

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