VMSC - VMD - PBX Configuration - Intercom Paging Tab (Brooktrout Analog)

Use the PBX Configuration dialog box, Intercom Paging tab to configure PBX intercom paging properties for a voice mail domain. Using intercom paging, callers can page subscribers in the building, if they do not answer their extensions.


Notes: For Modular Messaging to do trunk-level paging, you must have additional hardware between the Modular Messaging system, the PBX, and the paging system. For more information, contact your Modular Messaging service or technical support representative. After you make changes to Intercom Paging properties, you must stop and restart the MM Messaging Application Server service. If you do not do so, the changes do not take effect. See MAS - Stopping and Restarting Modular Messaging Services. Avaya does not support Brooktrout port boards for Modular Messaging systems that run Release 3.0 software, and later. All servers previously running with Brooktrout boards should be migrated to use Dialogic port boards.

Launching the Screen

In the Voice Mail System Configuration window, click the voice mail domain (VMD).

Double-click PBXs. The system expands the node to show all available types of PBX.

Double-click the Brooktrout PBX. The system displays the PBX Configuration dialog box for the selected VMD, with the General tab active.

Click the Intercom Paging tab.

Configuring the Screen Controls

Enable Intercom Paging Select to allow a caller to page subscribers in the building, if they do not answer their extension.

This check box is cleared by default. Selecting it activates all the other fields in the tab.

Intercom Paging Code Enter the intercom paging code sent to the PBX to start intercom paging, if required by the PBX. This field is blank by default

Release Code for Intercom Paging Enter the code sent to the PBX to stop intercom paging. This field is blank by default

Repeat Intercom Paging Phrase Select to get the Automated Attendant to play the intercom paging phrase (“there is a call for <subscriber's name>”) twice instead of once. This check box is cleared by default.

Number of Retries when Paging System is Busy Enter the number of times the voice mail system attempts to page a subscriber, when met by a busy response. The range is 0 through 9, and the default is 3.

Number of Retries when No Answer Enter the number of times a caller can request to page a subscriber whose extension is not answered. The range is 0 through 9, and the default is 3.

Paging Wait Time (sec) Enter the number of seconds a caller is kept on hold after paging a subscriber. The range is 0 through 99, and the default is 10.