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Mobile IP ExtensionP/N 1093100MIP

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Contents

Chapter 1: Mobile IP Extension............................................................................. 5Mobile IP Extension............................................................................................................................................. 6

Description................................................................................................................................................ 6Mobility Applications for the DSX Mobile IP Extension....................................................................... 6

iPhone Bria Phone Setup......................................................................................................................................81. Install Bria Phone for iPhone.............................................................................................................. 82. Activate Bria Phone on your iPhone...................................................................................................83. Set up the SIP Account for Bria Phone on the iPhone....................................................................... 84. Set up the User Preferences............................................................................................................... 125. Enable the G.729 Audio Codec Premium Feature.............................................................................146. Configure the Advanced Settings.......................................................................................................14

Android Bria Phone Setup..................................................................................................................................161. Install Bria Phone for Android...........................................................................................................162. Activate Bria on your Android Mobile Device................................................................................. 163. Set Up Bria for Android.................................................................................................................... 16

DSX Programming Tips..................................................................................................................................... 23Mobile IP Extension Programming Tips................................................................................................23

Chapter 2: Program 1000...................................................................................... 27Configuration.......................................................................................................................................................28

1105: SMTP Setup..................................................................................................................................281106: POP3 Setup...................................................................................................................................31

Ports.....................................................................................................................................................................321221/1222: VoIP Ports........................................................................................................................... 32

Class of Service.................................................................................................................................................. 331406: Call Forwarding Options..............................................................................................................33

Chapter 3: Program 2000...................................................................................... 35Configuration.......................................................................................................................................................36

2102: Access........................................................................................................................................... 362106: VoIP.............................................................................................................................................. 362113: Groups...........................................................................................................................................372132: Line Ringing.................................................................................................................................372141: IntraMail Mailbox Type (Station)................................................................................................382145: IntraMail Message Notification Options (Station).......................................................................382146: IntraMail Email Integration (Station)...........................................................................................422147: Find Me Follow Me..................................................................................................................... 43

Department Groups............................................................................................................................................. 452301: Group Identification..................................................................................................................... 452317: Find Me Follow Me..................................................................................................................... 45

Chapter

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Mobile IP Extension

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Mobile IP Extension

Use an Apple iPhone or Android mobile device as a DSX Mobile IP Extension

• Requires software version 3.33 or higher.

DescriptionEmployees on the go can stay in touch with co-workers and associates by using their Apple iPhone or Androidmobile device as a DSX Mobile IP Extension. The DSX Mobile IP Extension feature requires a softphone (suchas Counterpath's Bria Phone) set up as a DSX IP extension in an iPhone or Android smartphone. When the useris in the office, the Mobile IP Extension connects to the office WiFi network. When the user leaves the office andtravels beyond the range of the company WiFi network, the Mobile IP Extension automatically reregisters overthe cellular network. When the user returns to the office, the Mobile IP Extension registers back to the companyWiFi network. The basic operation of the Mobile IP Extension never changes.

Mobility Applications for the DSXMobile IP Extension

Mobility applications augment the basic convenience of the DSX Mobile IP Extension by allowing the mobileextension and a DSX office keyset to cover each other's calls and voice mail messages. By implementing some ofthese applications, it makes little difference where the user is located. They'll always get important calls and voicemail messages.

Incoming Call HandlingRing Assignments

By using the built-in flexibility of the DSX Ring Assignments, outside calls that ring the DSX office keysetcan also simultaneously ring the Mobile IP Extension. Just make sure the two extensions share the same RingAssignments for important lines. Additionally, each extension receives the Caller ID for the incoming call (ifenabled).

Department Groups

Department Groups provide another way for the Mobile IP Extension and DSX office keyset to cover eachother's calls. If the two extensions are in the same Department Group, all calls sent to the group ring both theDSX office keyset and the Remote IP Extension at the same time. This occurs for transferred calls, DirectInward Lines and Direct Inward Dialing calls to the Department Groups, calls from the IntraMail AutomatedAttendant, and even Intercom calls.

Find Me Follow Me 1

Find Me Follow Me can route an unanswered call to alternate destinations. For example, if the DSX officekeyset user isn't in the office, Find Me Follow Me can send the call to their Mobile IP Extension. Alternately,if the Mobile IP Extension user doesn't pick up, Find Me Follow Me can send the call to the DSX officekeyset. The advantage of Find Me Follow Me is that the caller can choose to leave a message instead if theirbusiness isn't urgent.

Call Forwarding

Call Forwarding has a lot of flexibility and can route calls to an alternate destination in a variety of ways. Itcan route just outside calls, all calls, calls that aren't answered, or all calls immediately. For example, to routeall calls to their Mobile IP Extension when they leave the office, the user can just enable Forward All CallsImmediate from the DSX office keyset. The user can use the native browser in their Mobile IP Extension toremotely change the Call Forwarding settings through the Phone Manager.


Voice Mail MobilityThe Mobile IP Extension user can easily keep track of voice messages left at their DSX office keyset by usingone of the Notification options or by setting up Group Mailboxes. Notification works best when the messagecontent and setup of the DSX office keyset and Mobile IP Extension mailboxes do not have to be the same. GroupMailbox is preferred when everything should be shared.

Using Notification

There are two types of notification that can help a Mobile IP Extension user coordinate with the mailbox onthe DSX office keyset: Email Notification1 and Message Notification1

Email Notification can send an email (with the message contents optionally attached) to the Mobile IPExtension native email account when the DSX office keyset receives a new message.Message Notification can call the Mobile IP Extension when the DSX office keyset receives a new message.The remote user can then log in and retrieve the message.

Using a Group Mailbox

A DSX office keyset and Mobile IP Extension can have the same Group Mailbox. Messages left in the GroupMailbox are available to both extensions; a message deleted from the Group Mailbox is deleted for both users.The notification options and other mailbox settings are identical for the DSX office keyset and Mobile IPExtension.

Outgoing CallsAll the outside lines in the DSX are available to the Mobile IP Extension. Users can access these lines via:

• Line Group Access (9 + Outside number).• Line Dial-up (#9 + Line Number + Outside number).• Direct Line Access (Line extension number + Outside number).

Mobile IP Extension users can place Intercom calls by dialing a co-worker's extension number and tapping thecall button.

Additionally, Personal and Company Speed Dial numbers are available via Intercom codes (#701-720 forPersonal Speed Dial and #201-299 for Company Speed Dial).1 Requires IntraMail Pro.


iPhone Bria Phone SetupUse Counterpath's Bria Phone on an iPhone as a DSX Mobile IP Extension

1. Install Bria Phone for iPhone.

1.1 On your iPhone, go to the App Store and purchase the bria iphone edition.

1.2 For best performance over 3G networks, you should also purchase the G729 Audio Codec option available as an in-App purchase.

2. Activate Bria Phone on your iPhone.

2.1 From your iPhone Home screen, tap Bria.

2.2 On first launch, you go to the Select VoIP Providerscreen.

• Under User-defined Accounts, tap SIP to continue.

3. Set up the SIP Account for BriaPhone on the iPhone

3.1 Set the basic SIP account options.

Account Status

• Account Status: Be sure the Account Status shows NotRegistered.

• If this is a reinstallation of an existing registered BriaPhone, tap Unregister or Enabled to unregister/disable the account.

• You cannot make entries in your SIP Account whileBria Phone is registered/enabled.


• Account Name: This is a descriptive name for theaccount you are setting up. Enter whatever helps yourecognize the account.

• Enabled: The account must be disabled while youenter data. If it is on, tap On to turn it off.

User Details

• Display as: Enter the name for your Bria Phone. Thisname is only used locally on your iPhone. It is not sentas your name when you place a call.

• Username: This is the number of the unused IPextension in the DSX to which your Bria Phone isregistered. By default, IP extensions are 401-428.

• Password: Enter the password you entered in . for theBria Phone IP extension in the DSX.

• Domain: Enter the WAN IP address of the router towhich DSX is connected.

Voice Mail

• Voice Mail Number: Enter *8.

• For initial testing, be sure the mailbox for your BriaPhone extension is set for Personal (01) in 2141-01:Station Mailbox Type [Stations: Config: IntraMail:Mailbox Type (2141): Mailbox Type] on page38.

• Tap Account Advanced to continue.

Account Additional

• Out. Proxy: Do not make an entry for this option.• Auth name: Do not make an entry for this option.

DTMF Type

• Send DTMF using: Set this option to SIP INFO.

• With SIP INFO, post-connection DTMF dialing issent as SIP messages.

• If you leave this setting at default (RFC 2833), post-connection dialing cannot occur.

Network Traversal


• Global IP: Tap this item so it is on.

• This causes Bria Phone to publish its WAN IPaddress when registering over WiFi. Normally,changing this option does not affect the ability of theBria Phone to register with the DSX.

• Global IP 3G: Tap this item so it is on.

• This causes Bria Phone to publish its WAN IPaddress when registering over the 3G cellularnetwork. Normally, changing this option does notaffect the ability of the Bria Phone to register withthe DSX.

Call Dialing

• Use Tel Uri: Turn off this option to ensure that SIPpackets between the Bria Phone and the DSX use the sipprefix.

Transport and Security

• SIP Transport: Set to UDP.

• DSX VoIP uses UDP, not TCP or TLS.• Encrypt Audio: Set to Never.

• DSX does not support audio encryption for VoIPcalls.

SIP Registration

• Incoming Calls: Set to On.

• If off, Bria Phone cannot receive incoming calls.• Single Register: Set to Off.

• Normally, changing this option does not affect theability of the Bria Phone to register with the DSX.

• Refresh Interval: Leave this option at its default setting(900mS).

• This is the SIP registration refresh interval.

UDP Keep Alive

• WiFi Interval: Initially leave this option at its defaultsetting 30 seconds.

• The WiFi UDP Keep Alive is a UDP messageperiodically broadcast from Bria Phone to keep the"hole" in your WiFi router open. If this interval istoo long, the hole will close and the Bria Phone


registration will drop. Adjust as required to maintainstable registration.

• Cell Interval: Initially leave this option at its defaultsetting 9 seconds.

• The Cell UDP Keep Alive is a UDP messageperiodically broadcast from Bria Phone to keep the"hole" in 3G cellular network open. If this intervalis too long, the hole will close and the Bria Phoneregistration will drop. Adjust as required to maintainstable registration.

• Tap Enabled to turn on your account.• Tap Accounts to return to the Accounts screen.

3.2 Enable your account and verify its status.

• Tap New SIP Account to return to the previous screen.• Tap Enabled to turn on your account.• TAP Save to save your setting.• You return to the Accounts screen.

If your account is enabled, you see the screen at right.

If your account is disabled, you see the screen at right.

• Go back and check your settings.


4. Set up the User Preferences

4.1 Tap Settings then Preferences to set up your accountpreferences. You see:

General

• Allow 3G Calls: Enable this option.

• When Bria Phone is out of range of your WiFinetwork, it will automatically reregister with the 3Gcellular network.

• Run in Background: Enable this option.

• When enabled, Bria Phone can receive calls whileit is running in the background. When disabled,Bria Phone can receive calls only when it is theforeground task.

Incoming Call

• Play Ringtone: Set this option to your personalpreference.

• If you want Bria Phone to ring for incoming calls,enable the option.

• Vibrate: Set this option to your personal preference.

• If you want Bria Phone to vibrate for incoming calls,enable the option.

• Alert Answer: Set this option to your personalpreference.

• When off and Bria Phone is running in thebackground, you can tap Close to send the call toyour mailbox or View to bring the ringing call to theforeground.


• When on and Bria Phone is running in thebackground, you can tap Close to send the call toyour mailbox or Answer to answer the call.

• Alert Missed: Set this option to your personalpreference.

• When on and Bria Phone is running in thebackground, a popup will alert you of missed calls.

• When off and Bria Phone is running in thebackground, a popup alert will not occur for missedcalls.

• Contact Image: Set this option to your personalpreference.

• When on, Bria Phone will display the contact'simage (if saved in the Contact) while the call isringing.

• When off, the contact's image will not display.• Ringtone: Set this option to your personal preference.

• Select a Bria ringtone for the list of native iPhoneringtones.

Active Call Background

• Custom Image: Set this option to your personalpreference.

• You can optionally choose an image from your PhotoAlbums for the Bria Phone background while a callis active.

• Custom Colors: Set this option to your personalpreference.

• You can optionally choose custom colors for thevarious Bria Phone interface components.

Phone Number

• Single Touch To Call: Set this option to your personalpreference.

• If enabled, touching a phone number in the Contactsor History will place the respective call.

• Show URI Domain: Leave this option off. It has noeffect on calls placed to or from the Bria Phone in DSX.

Client-side Call Forwarding

• Forward Calls: Leave this option off. It should not beused with DSX.

• To Number: Do not make an entry for this option. Itshould not be used with DSX.

4.2 Tap Settings to return to the Settings screen.


5. Enable the G.729 Audio CodecPremium Feature

5.1 Tap Premium Features and purchase the G.729 codecbefore setting up the Advanced Settings.

Purchase Premium Features

• G729 Audio Codec: It is recommended that youpurchase this option.

• The G.729 codec optimizes voice quality over 3Gnetworks. Without it, you may experience clippingand chopping of audio.

• Presence and Messaging: Presence and Messaging isnot applicable to DSX and Mobile IP Extension.

5.2 Tap Settings to return to the Settings screen.

6. Configure the Advanced Settings

6.1 From the Settings screen, tap Advanced Settings.

Network Traversal Strategy

• Current Strategy: Make sure Default Config is selectedunless you are advised by your service provider tochange it.

VPN Support

• Use VPN If Active: Set this option to off. With DSXNAT Traversal, VPN is not required.

Media Options

• Voice Activity Detection: Set this option to off.

• Voice Activity Detection (VAD) detects the presenceof speech and can modify voice packets when speechis not occurring. This option is not required for DSXand Bria Phone and should be disabled.

• Noise Reduction Tx: Set this option to off.

• Bria Phone can minimize background noise intransmitted speech. Leave this setting disabled untilproper Bria Phone operation is verified.

• Noise Reduction Rx: Set this option to off.


• Bria Phone can minimize background noise inreceived speech. Leave this setting disabled untilproper Bria Phone operation is verified.

• Quality Of Service: Set this option to off.

• Quality of Service (QoS) is not currently supportedin DSX.

• RTP Port Start: Leave this option at its default setting(4000).

• Port 4000 is an acceptable setting for DSX.

Audio Codecs Selection

• Cell Audio Codecs: Turn G729a on and all other codecsoff.

• G.711 and ILBC will likely cause sub-parperformance over the 3G cellular network.

• GSM is not supported in DSX.• Wifi Audio Codecs: If the WiFi network to which you

are connected is fast and capable, turn G711u on and theothers off. Otherwise, turn G729a on and the others off

TLS Cert Management

• Verify TLS Cert: Turn this option off.

• DSX and Bria Phone use UDP at the transport layer,not TLS.

SIP Miscellaneous

• Support RPort: Turn this option on.

• With rport enabled, the Bria Phone WAN IPaddress and the receive port are included in theSIP registration packet header (Via) sent from BriaPhone to DSX. This is required so Bria Phone canplace and receive calls through the DSX.

• Support PRACK: Turn this option off.

• DSX does not support SIP PRACK (ProvisionalAcknowledgement).

Application Logging

• Verbose Logging: Turn this option off.

• Leave this option disabled unless asked to enable itby your service provider.

6.2 When you are done with the Advanced Options, tap Apply Changes to apply and save your settings.


Android Bria Phone SetupUse Counterpath's Bria Phone on an Android mobile device as a DSX Mobile IP Extension

1. Install Bria Phone for Android.

1. Go to www.counterpath.com .2. Purchase the Bria Android Edition Soft Phone.

• For best performance over 3G networks, you should also purchace the G.729 Codec option.• While you are on the Counterpath's Bria Android Edition page, click the Resources tab and download the

user guide.3. Follow the instructions provided by CounterPath to install Bria Android Edition.

2. Activate Bria on your AndroidMobile Device.

2.1 On your Android Applications page, touch Bria.

2.2 On first launch, enter the Bria for Android license keyyou obtained from CounterPath and touch Submit.

• Bria will confirm when your registration is successful.• If you purchased the optional G.729 Codec, follow

CounterPath's instructions and activate that as well.

3. Set Up Bria for Android

3.1 From the Bria Phone screen, tap More: Settings:Account Settings. You see:

User Details

http://www.counterpath.com/bria-android-edition.html


• Display Name: Enter the name for your Bria Phone.This name is only used locally on your Android mobiledevice. It is not sent as your name when you place a call.

• User Name: This is the number of the unused IPextension in the DSX to which your Bria Phone isregistered. By default, IP extensions are 401-428.

• Password: Enter the password you entered in for theBria Phone IP extension in the DSX.

Server Details

• Domain: Enter the WAN IP address of the router towhich DSX is connected.

• Outbound Proxy: Do not make an entry for this option.• Authorization Name: Make the same entry as in User

Name above. It is the number of the unused IP extensionin the DSX to which your Bria Phone is registered.

Voice Mail

• Voice Mail Number: Enter *8.

• For initial testing, be sure the mailbox for your BriaPhone extension is set for Personal (01) in 2141-01:Station Mailbox Type [Stations: Config: IntraMail:Mailbox Type (2141): Mailbox Type] on page38.

3.2 While you are in the Account Settings section, tapAccount Advanced. You see:

Network Traversal

• Global IP: Enable (check) this option.


• This causes Bria Phone to publish its WAN IPaddress. Normally, changing this option does notaffect the ability of the Bria Phone to register withthe DSX.

• Single Register: Disable (uncheck) this option.

• Normally, changing this option does not affect theability of the Bria Phone to register with the DSX.

Transport and Security

• SIP Transport: Set to UDP.

• DSX VoIP uses UDP, not TCP or TLS.• Encrypt Audio: Set to Never.

• DSX does not support audio encryption for VoIPcalls.

SIP Registration Refresh

• Interval in seconds: Leave this option at its defaultsetting (900mS).

URI Format

• Use tel: URI: Disable (uncheck) this option to ensurethat SIP packets between the Bria Phone and the DSXuse the sip prefix.

User Preferences3.3 Tap back to the Settings screen and tap UserPreferences. You see:

Voip over Cellular

• Allow 3G Calls: Enable (check) this option.

• When Bria Phone is out of range of your WiFinetwork, it will automatically reregister with the 3Gcellular network.

Incoming Call

• Play Ringtone: Set this option to your personalpreference.

• If you want Bria Phone to ring for incoming calls,enable (check) the option.

• Vibrate: Set this option to your personal preference.

• If you want Bria Phone to vibrate for incoming calls,enable (check) the option.

• Select Ringtone: Set this option to your personalpreference.

• You can choose the default rintone, an alternateringtone you have downloaded, or no ringtone.

Additional

• Call Intercept: Set this option to your personalpreference.


• If set to On, all calls route to Bria Phone.• If set to Off, Bria Phone and the native device calls

are separate. Calls to your Bria Phone extension ringBria. Calls to your native phone ring that device.

• If set to Prompt, every time a call rings your Androidmobile device you are prompted as to how it shouldbe handled.

• Keep WIFI radio awake: Enable (check) this option soyour Bria Phone can hand off between WIFI and 3G.

• If disabled, all Bria Phone calls are 3G.• Auto Start on Boot: Set this option to your personal

preference.

• If enabled (checked), Bria Phone automatically startswhen you turn on your Android mobile device.

• If disabled (unchecked), Bria Phone starts when youtap the Bria application icon.

Advanced Settings (1 of 4)3.4 Tap back to the Settings screen and tap AdvancedSettings. You see:

DTMF Type

• RFC 2833: Enable (check) this option.

• In RFC 2833, DTMF dialing is encapsulated as RTPDTMF Events. This is the recommended setting.

Network Traversal Strategy

• Default: Leave the Network Traversal Strategy atdefault (counterpath) unless you are advised by yourservice provider to change it.

• STUN: With the default Network Traversal Strategy,this option is automatically enabled (checked). Youcannot change it.

• STUN (Simple Traversal of UDP through NAT) usesthe designated STUN server to traverse NAT routers.

• ICE: With the default Network Traversal Strategy,this option is automatically disabled (unchecked). Youcannot change it.

• ICE (Interactive Connectivity Establishment) isa more advanced NAT traversal method that isnormally not required. It is only available with theApplication Managed and User Specified NetworkTraversal Strategies.

• DNS SRV: With the default Network Traversal Strategy,this option is automatically enabled (checked). Youcannot change it.

• DNS SRV (SRV records) allows Bria Phone to querythe connected network about connected services.This helps ensure the highest possible serviceavailability.


STUN Server

• stun.counterpath.com: Leave the STUN server settingat default (counterpath) unless you are advised by yourservice provider to change it.

Advanced Settings (2 of 4)3.5 While in the Advanced Settings, swipe down to theMedia Options. You see:

Media Options

• VAD: Disable (uncheck) this option.

• VAD (Voice Activity Detection) detects the presenceof speech and can modify voice packets when speechis not occurring. This option is not required for DSXand Bria Phone and should be disabled.

• QoS: Disable (uncheck) this option.

• QoS (Quality of Service) is not currently supportedin DSX.

• Noise Reduction: Disable (uncheck) this option.

• Bria Phone can minimize background noise duringspeech. Leave this setting disabled until proper BriaPhone operation is verified.

• Echo Cancellation: Enable (check) this option.

• Bria Phone has Echo Cancellation capability that cancomplement the cancellation built into the DSX.

• Microphone Gain: Set this option to your personalpreference.

• Normal is 100%. Adjust as required.• Speaker Gain: Set this option to your personal

preference.

• Normal is 100%. Adjust as required.

Advanced Settings (3 of 4)3.6 While in the Advanced Settings, swipe down to theCodec Options. You see:

Codec Options

• G711: Disable (uncheck) this option.

• Although the G.711 codec has the highest voicequality, its bandwith requirements can exceed thecapability of some 3G networks. Choose G.729instead.

• GSM: Disable (uncheck) this option.

• DSX does not support the GSM codec. ChooseG.729 instead.

• iLBC: Disable (uncheck) this option.

• Although DSX supports the iLBC codec, you shoulddisabled this option and choose G.729 instead.


• G729: Enable (check) this option.

• The Bria Phone G.729 codec option shouldprovide the best compromise between bandwidthrequirements and voice quality. This option is onlyavailable if you have purchased it from Counterpathand activated it according to their instructions.

Narrow-Band Codecs

• Higher Priority: Enable (check) this option.

• This option has no effect if you chose only the G.729codec, but it will properly prioritize the codecs if youhave multiple selections enabled.

Device Hardware

• Speakerphone Fix: Set this option to your personalpreference.

• Enable (check) this option if you are unable to togglethe speakerphone while on a call.

Advanced Settings (4 of 4)

3.7 While in the Advanced Settings, swipe down to the SIPOptions. You see:

SIP Options

• Enable rport: Enable (check) this option.

• With rport enabled, the Bria Phone WAN IPaddress and the receive port are included in the SIPregistration packet header (Via) sent from Bria toDSX. This is required so Bria Phone can place andreceive calls through the DSX.

• Enable PRACK: Disable (uncheck) this option.

• DSX does not support SIP PRACK (ProvisionalAcknowledgement).

Application Logging

• Verbose Logging: Disable (uncheck) this option.

• Leave this option disabled unless asked to enable itby your service provider.

3.8 When you have completed all your entries, go back toAccount Settings and tap Log In.



DSX Programming Tips

Mobile IP Extension Programming Tips

1. Select a port, profile, and password for the Mobile IP Extension.1. Verify the system's IP station port assignments.

1221-(01-64): VoIP Assignment [System: Ports: IP Stations: Assignment (1221/1222)] on page32

Before selecting a port for the Mobile IP Extension, verify the system's IP station port assignments.By default, IP stations use:

• Ports 101-128.• Extension numbers 401-428.

2. Select a profile for the Mobile IP Extension.

2106-01: VoIP Profile [Stations: Config: Setup: VoIP (2106): Profile] on page 36

Choose Profile 2 for the Mobile IP Extension.

3. Enter a password for the Mobile IP Extension.

2106-02: Password [Stations: Config: Setup: VoIP: Password] on page 36

Enter a password for the Mobile IP Extension (24 characters maximum).

2. Set up the Mobile Application options.1. Set up simultaneous outside call ringing.

2132-[01-64]: Line Ringing [Stations: Config: Ring Assign: Line Ringing (2132): Ring Assignment]on page 37

For simultaneous outside call ringing, set the Ring Assignments of the Mobile IP Extension to matchthose of the DSX office keyset.

2. Assign Mobile IP Extension and DSX Office Keyset to a Department Group.

2113-02: Department Group [Stations: Config: Options: Groups (2113): Department Group] on page37

If the Mobile IP Extension and the DSX office keyset will ring for Department Group calls, assignthem to the same group in this option.

• Be sure the Department Group chosen is set up as a Ring Group (type 1) in 2301-02: UCD GroupIncoming Ring Type [Stations: > UCD Groups: > Setup: > Identification (2301): > Ring Type].

3. Use Find Me Follow Me to reroute unanswered calls.

2147-04: Allow Find Me Follow Me [Stations: Config: IntraMail Pro: Find Me Follow Me (2147):Allow Find Me Follow Me] on page 43

2317-(01-03): Find Me Follow Me Enable [Stations: Department Groups: IntraMail Pro: Find MeFollow Me (2317): Entry (1-3) Enable] on page 45

2317-(01-03): Start Hour [Stations: Department Groups: IntraMail Pro: Find Me Follow Me (2317):Entry (1-3) Start Hour] on page 46

2317-(01-03): End Hour [Stations: Department Groups: IntraMail Pro: Find Me Follow Me (2317):Entry (1-3) End Hour] on page 46


2317-(01-03): Number [Stations: Department Groups: IntraMail Pro: Find Me Follow Me (2317):Entry (1-3) Phone] on page 46

When Find Me Follow Me will be used to route DSX office keyset calls to the Mobile IP Extension,use these options to set it up.

4. Alternately use Call Forwarding to reroute unanswered calls.

1406-02: Allow Call Forwarding [System: Class of Service: Call Forward: Call Forward (1406):Internal Call Fwd] on page 33

To use Call Forwarding to route calls from the Mobile IP Extension to the DSX office keyset, be surethis Class of Service option is enabled.

• Also be sure the Mobile IP Extension has a PIN entered in 2102-05: Station PIN Code [Stations:Config: Setup: Access (2102): PIN Code] on page 36. This allows the browser in the MobileIP Extension to use the Phone Manager to remotely adjust the Call Forwarding settings.

• The DSX router has to have a port "opened" and forwarded to the DSX for Phone Manageraccess. By default, this is port 80 but can be changed in Config: Communication: Ethernet: PhoneManager Port (1104-07: Phone Mgr Port)

3. Set Up the Voice Mail Options

1. Program the mailbox type.

2141-01: Station Mailbox Type [Stations: Config: IntraMail: Mailbox Type (2141): Mailbox Type]on page 38

Be sure to select a Mailbox Type for the Mobile IP Extension. By default, extensions above 316 inDSX-80/160 and 308 in DSX-40 do not have mailboxes enabled.

• If the Mobile IP Extension should have its own mailbox, enter 01 (Personal).• If the Mobile IP Extension and the DSX office keyset should share the same mailbox, enter 02

(Group). Both extensions should be in the same Department Group.

2. Let Email Notification send an email (with the message contents optionally attached) to the Mobile IPExtension native email account when the DSX office keyset receives a new message.

These are the Email Notification settings for the extension's mailbox.

2146-01: Email Enabled [Stations: Config: IntraMail: Email (2146): Enable Email Notification] onpage 42

2146-02: Email Address [Stations: Config: IntraMail: Email (2146): Address] on page 43

2146-03: Attach Message [Stations: Config: IntraMail: Email (2146): Message as Attachment] onpage 43

2146-04: Message Format N/A on page 43

Stations: Config: IntraMail: Email: Message Disposition (2146-05)

These are the DSX system settings for Email Notification.

1105-01: Enable SMTP [System: Config: Communication: SMTP (1105): Enable] on page 28

1105-02: SMTP Server Name [System: Config: Communication: SMTP (1105): Server Name] onpage 28

1105-03: SMTP Port Number [System: Config: Communication: SMTP (1105): SMTP Port] on page28

1105-04: SMTP Encryption [System: Config: Communication: SMTP (1105): Encryption] on page29


1105-04: SMTP Authentication [System: Config: Communication: SMTP (1105): Authentication]on page 29

1105-06: SMTP User Name [System: Config: Communication: SMTP(1105): User Name] on page29

1105-07: SMTP Password [System: Config: Communication: SMTP (1105): Password] on page30

1105-08: SMTP Email Account [System: Config: Communication: SMTP (1105): Email] on page30

1105-09: Email Reply To [System: Config: Communication: SMTP (1105): Reply To] on page30

1106-01: POP3 Server Name [System: Config: Communication: POP3 (1106): Server Name] onpage 31

1106-02: POP3 Port [System: Config: Communication: POP3 (1106): Port] on page 31

1106-03: POP3 Encryption (SSL) Enabled [System: Config: Communication: POP3 (1106):Encryption] on page 31

1106-04: POP3 User ID [System: Config: Communication: POP3 (1106): User Name] on page31

1106-05: POP3 Password [System: Config: Communication: POP3 (1106): Password] on page31

When the Mobile IP Extension and the DSX office keyset are set up with separate mailboxes, usethese options to have the DSX office keyset notify the Mobile IP Extension via email when newmessages arrive.

• To have the DSX place a phone call to the Mobile IP extension when new messages arrive, useMessage Notification instead.

3. Message Notification can notify for new messages.

2145-(01-05): Notification Enabled [Stations: Config: IntraMail Pro: Phone/Pager Notification(2145): Entry (1-5) Enable] on page 38

2145-(01-05): Notification Type [Stations: Config: IntraMail Pro: Phone/Pager Notification (2145):Entry (1-5) Type] on page 39

2145-(01-05): Start Hour [Stations: Config: IntraMail Pro: Phone/Pager Notification (2145): Entry(1-5) Start Hour] on page 39

2145-(01-05): End Hour [Stations: Config: IntraMail Pro: Phone/Pager Notification (2145): Entry(1-5) End Hour] on page 40

2145-(01-05): Number [Stations: Config: IntraMail Pro: Phone/Pager Notification (2145): Entry(1-5) Phone] on page 40

2145-(01-05): Busy Attempts [Stations: Config: IntraMail Pro: Phone/Pager Notification (2145):Entry (1-5) Busy Attempts] on page 41

2145-(01-05): RNA Attempts [Stations: Config: IntraMail Pro: Phone/Pager Notification (2145):Entry (1-5) RNA Attempts] on page 41

2145-(01-05): Security [Stations: Config: IntraMail Pro: Phone/Pager Notification (2145): Entry(1-5) Security] on page 41

2145-06: Allow Notification [Stations: Config: IntraMail Pro: Phone/Pager Notification (2145):Allow Phone/Pager Notification] on page 42


When the Mobile IP Extension and the DSX office keyset are set up with separate mailboxes, usethese options to have the DSX place a phone call to the Mobile IP Extension when new messagesarrive.

• To have the DSX notify via email instead, use Email Notification.

Chapter

2

Program 1000

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Configuration

1105: SMTP Setup

1105-01: Enable SMTP [System: > Config: > Communication: > SMTP (1105): > Enable]Use this option to enable or disable SMTP email delivery. Once enabled, you must make entries for the followingSMTP options in order for Email Integration to function.

Features Related to this ProgramTelephone Features

• Email Integration

IntraMail Features

• None

Program Options

No (0) [Default] Disabled

Yes (1) Enabled

1105-02: SMTP Server Name [System: > Config: > Communication: > SMTP (1105): > ServerName]Use this option to specify the SMTP server that will handle Email Integration email delivery for the installationsite. The SMTP server name is typically similar to smtp.emailserver.com. If you didn't make an entry in theDomain Name options, this entry must be the IP address of the SMTP server since there is no way to resolve aname. There is one entry per system.



IntraMail Features

• None

Program Options

Alphanumeric 48 characters maximum. [Default] - no entry.

See Name Programming Chart for more.

1105-03: SMTP Port Number [System: > Config: > Communication: > SMTP (1105): > SMTPPort]Use this option to specify the port (logical connection) the installation site's email server uses for SMTP.Normally, this is port 25 (which is preassigned by the IANA as the "Well-Known TCP Port Number" for SMTP).


• None

IntraMail Features

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Program Options

• Digits using 0-9, 4 max.• Default = 25

1105-04: SMTP Encryption [System: > Config: > Communication: > SMTP (1105): >Encryption]Use this option to enable or disable SMTP encryption. The option you choose depends on the requirements of theSMTP email server. Check with the server administrator or Internet Service Provider (ISP) for more.



IntraMail Features

• None

Program Options

• No (0) - Disabled• Yes (1) - Enabled• Default = No (0) - Disabled

1105-04: SMTP Authentication [System: > Config: > Communication: > SMTP (1105): >Authentication]Use this option to enable or disable SMTP Authentication (also called SMTP AUTH). If enabled, you must enteran email account name in the following programs that is valid for the site's SMTP email server. Check with theserver administrator or Internet Service Provider (ISP) for more.



IntraMail Features

• None

Program Options

No (0) Disabled

Yes (1) [Default] Enabled

2 POP3 Authentication enabled

1105-06: SMTP User Name [System: > Config: > Communication: > SMTP(1105): > UserName]Use this option to specify the user name of the account on the SMTP server that will process the e-mail sent fromthe DSX system. For example, if email account used to send email from the DSX is [email protected],the User Name entry would be yourname. Also see 1105-08: SMTP Email Account [System: Config:Communication: SMTP (1105): Email] on page 30.


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IntraMail Features

• None

Program Options



1105-07: SMTP Password [System: > Config: > Communication: > SMTP (1105): > Password]Use this option to enter the password for the account specified in the previous option. This is the passwordrequired to log onto email account.



IntraMail Features

• None

Program Options



1105-08: SMTP Email Account [System: > Config: > Communication: > SMTP (1105): > Email]Use this option to specify the email account that the SMTP server will use to process email sent from the DSXsystem. Email Integration delivers all outbound email to this account, which in turn delivers it to the emailrecipient. This is the account's entire email address (e.g., [email protected]). Also see 1105-06: SMTPUser Name [System: Config: Communication: SMTP(1105): User Name] on page 29 for more.


• None

IntraMail Features


Program Options


See Name Programming Chartfor more.

1105-09: Email Reply To [System: > Config: > Communication: > SMTP (1105): > Reply To]For the email recipient, this is the email address shown in the From field. If the message recipient replies to theemail, it is sent to this address. This is a required entry.


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IntraMail Features

• None

Program Options


See Name Programming Chartfor more.

1106: POP3 Setup

1106-01: POP3 Server Name [System: > Config: > Communication: > POP3 (1106): > ServerName]Use this option to enter the name of the POP3 server that will handle email delivery for the installation site. ThePOP3 server name is typically similar to pop.emailserver.com.

1106-02: POP3 Port [System: > Config: > Communication: > POP3 (1106): > Port]Specify the port (logical connection) the installation site’s email server uses for POP3. Normally, this is port 110.

1106-03: POP3 Encryption (SSL) Enabled [System: > Config: > Communication: > POP3(1106): > Encryption]Enable or disable POP3 SSL encryption for the site's email server. The option you choose depends on therequirements of the POP3 email server.

1106-04: POP3 User ID [System: > Config: > Communication: > POP3 (1106): > User Name]Enter the POP3 account’s user name. If the subscriber’s email address is [email protected], theusername would normally be yourname.

1106-05: POP3 Password [System: > Config: > Communication: > POP3 (1106): > Password]Enter the password for the account specified in the previous option. When authentication is enabled, this passwordis required to log onto the email account.

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Ports

1221/1222: VoIP Ports

1221-(01-64): VoIP Assignment [System: > Ports: > IP Stations: > Assignment (1221/1222)]

Available in software versions 3.01 and higher.

Use this option to designate the station ports reserved for IP extensions.


• VoIP Extensions

IntraMail Features

• None.

Program Options

1-999 Station ports 1-999.

• [Default] VoIP ports 1-28 are assigned to stationports 101-128. Ports 29-64 are unassigned.

Undefined Entered by pressing CLEAR.

• Undefined means the VoIP port has nocorresponding station port.

• [Default] VoIP ports 29-64 are undefined.

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Class of Service

1406: Call Forwarding Options

1406-02: Allow Call Forwarding [System: > Class of Service: > Call Forward: > Call Forward(1406): > Internal Call Fwd]Use this option to enable or disable an extension’s ability to use Call Forwarding. If an extension cannot use CallForwarding, they cannot also use Off Premise Call Forwarding.

Chapter

3

Program 2000

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Configuration

2102: Access

2102-05: Station PIN Code [Stations: > Config: > Setup: > Access (2102): > PIN Code]Use this option to assign a PIN code to an extension. The PIN code is used for both Extension Locking andWalking Class of Service.


• Extension Locking• Wakeup Call

IntraMail Features

• None

Program Options

• Digits (4 digits required using 0-9, # and *)

Default Setting

• No Entry

2106: VoIP

2106-01: VoIP Profile [Stations: > Config: > Setup: > VoIP (2106): > Profile]For a VoIP extension, use this option to assign its VoIP profile. The VoIP profiles are set up in programs1811 through 1815 and contain many detailed settings. Rather than customize a myriad of settings for each IPextension, just assign one of the preconfigured profiles. The system provides four VoIP profiles.


• VoIP Extensions

IntraMail Features

• None.

Program Options

1-4 VoIP profiles 1-4. [Default] = 1.

• To configure the VoIP profiles, see programs 1811through 1815.

2106-02: Password [Stations: > Config: > Setup: > VoIP: > Password]Use this option to assign a password to an extension. Currently, the option is used only with VoIP extensions.


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• Door Box, Algo 8028 SIP Doorphone• VoIP Extensions

IntraMail Features

• None.

Program Options

Password Extension password, up to 24 characters. See for NameProgramming Chart more.

- [Default] None.

2113: Groups

2113-02: Department Group [Stations: > Config: > Options: > Groups (2113): > DepartmentGroup]


Use this option to specify to which Department Group the extension or Door Box belongs.


• Department Groups• Extension Hunting• Group Ring

IntraMail Features

• None.

Program Options

1-30 Department Group 1-30.

0 [Default] None.

2132: Line Ringing

2132-[01-64]: Line Ringing [Stations: > Config: > Ring Assign: > Line Ringing (2132): > RingAssignment]Use this option to set the extension’s ringing assignments for lines (lamp only, day and night ringing, nightringing only, and delay ringing day and night).


• Central Office Calls, Answering• Delayed Ringing• Group Call Pickup• Key Ring• Line Keys• Loop Keys• Night Service / Night Ring

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• Private Line

IntraMail Features

• None

Program Options

0 Lamp Only (no ringing) day and night (Default for allDSX-80/160 extensions except 300-315)

1 Day and Night Ringing (Default for DSX-80/160extensions 300-315) (Default for all DSX-40extensions)

2 Night Ringing Only

3 Delay Ringing Day and Night

2141: IntraMail Mailbox Type (Station)

2141-01: Station Mailbox Type [Stations: > Config: > IntraMail: > Mailbox Type (2141): >Mailbox Type]Use this option to set the extension’s mailbox type. The mailbox can be either a personal mailbox (assigned just tothe extension) or a group mailbox (shared by all members of the extension’s Ring Group). An extension’s mailboxis not accessible when it is disabled (even though its stored messages and configuration are retained in memory.)If disabled, a user pressing V-MAIL will initiate a remote logon and be asked to enter their mailbox number. Avoice prompt then announces, “That mailbox does not exist.”


• Voice Mail (IntraMail)

IntraMail Features

• Group Mailbox• Guest Mailbox• Subscriber Mailbox

Program Options

00 None

01 Personal (Default)

02 Group

2145: IntraMail Message NotificationOptions (Station)

2145-(01-05): Notification Enabled [Stations: > Config: > IntraMail Pro: > Phone/PagerNotification (2145): > Entry (1-5) Enable]

This option is available in software versions 3.01 and higher.

For the selected entry (1-5), use this option to enable or disable Message Notification. If enabled, notification willoccur when the mailbox receives a new message according to the settings for Type, Start Hour, End Hour, andnotification Phone Number. If disabled, Message Notification will not occur.

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There are five separately-programmed Message notification entries for each Subscriber Mailbox.


• None.

IntraMail Features

• Message Notification, Cascading

Program Options


Yes (1) Enabled

2145-(01-05): Notification Type [Stations: > Config: > IntraMail Pro: > Phone/Pager Notification(2145): > Entry (1-5) Type]


For the selected entry (1-5), use this option to set the Message Notification type. The choices are Voice and Pager.Choose Voice when the Phone Number entry is to a regular office, home, or mobile telephone. Choose Pagerwhen you want to deliver the notification to a digital pager.



• None.

IntraMail Features


Program Options

1 [Default] Voice.

2 Pager.

2145-(01-05): Start Hour [Stations: > Config: > IntraMail Pro: > Phone/Pager Notification(2145): > Entry (1-5) Start Hour]


For the selected entry (1-5), use this option to set the hour when Message Notification will start. Notification willoccur only for new messages received between this setting and the End Hour setting. This entry is in 24-hour(military time). For example, 08 is 8:00 AM and 20 is 8:00 PM. For 24-hour notification, make the Start Hour thesame as the End Hour.



• None

IntraMail Features

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Program Options

0 [Default] Midnight

1-23 1:00 AM to 11:00 PM.

2145-(01-05): End Hour [Stations: > Config: > IntraMail Pro: > Phone/Pager Notification (2145): > Entry (1-5) End Hour]


For the selected entry (1-5), use this option to set the hour when Message Notification will stop. Notification willoccur only for new messages received between the Start Hour and this setting. This entry is in 24-hour (militarytime). For example, 08 is 8:00 AM and 20 is 8:00 PM. For 24-hour notification, make the Start Hour the same asthe End Hour.



• None

IntraMail Features


Program Options

0 [Default] Midnight

1-23 1:00 AM to 11:00 PM.

2145-(01-05): Number [Stations: > Config: > IntraMail Pro: > Phone/Pager Notification (2145): > Entry (1-5) Phone]


For the selected entry (1-5), use this option to set the telephone number (16 digits maximum) MessageNotification will dial to notify the subscriber of new messages. Enter the number exactly as you want the systemto dial it (including a leading 1 for toll calls, if required), but do not include a line access code (such as 9). If thenumber you enter is 3 digits or less, it will be an Intercom call. If it is more than 3 digits, it will be an outside call.



• None

IntraMail Features

• Message Notification

Program Options

Digits Notification number (16 digits maximum). [Default] =no entry.

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2145-(01-05): Busy Attempts [Stations: > Config: > IntraMail Pro: > Phone/Pager Notification(2145): > Entry (1-5) Busy Attempts]


For the selected entry (1-5), use this option to set how many times IntraMail will retry an incomplete MessageNotification callout to a busy destination. This option applies to pager and non-pager callouts. If the BusyAttempts and RNA Attempts are both met, the notification callout to the selected entry is cancelled.



• None.

IntraMail Features


Program Options

0 No retry attempts.

1-99 Number of retry attempts. [Default] = 5.

2145-(01-05): RNA Attempts [Stations: > Config: > IntraMail Pro: > Phone/Pager Notification(2145): > Entry (1-5) RNA Attempts]


For the selected entry (1-5), use this option to set how many times IntraMail will retry an incomplete MessageNotification callout when the destination does not answer. This option applies to pager and non-pager callouts. Ifthe Busy Attempts and RNA Attempts are both met, the notification callout to the selected entry is cancelled.



• None.

IntraMail Features


Program Options

0 No retry attempts.

1-99 Number of retry attempts. [Default] = 5.

2145-(01-05): Security [Stations: > Config: > IntraMail Pro: > Phone/Pager Notification (2145): > Entry (1-5) Security]


For the selected entry (1-5), use this option to enable or disable Security Code protection for the callout. Ifenabled, the user is required to enter their security in order to log on and hear the new message. If disabled, theSecurity Code is not required.


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• None.

IntraMail Features

• Message Notification, Cascading• Security Code

Program Options

No (0) Disabled

Yes (1) [Default] Enabled

2145-06: Allow Notification [Stations: > Config: > IntraMail Pro: > Phone/Pager Notification(2145): > Allow Phone/Pager Notification]


Use this option to enable or disable notification for the extension. If disabled, enabling the individual notificationentries has no effect.


• None.

IntraMail Features


Program Options

No (0) Disabled.

Yes (1) [Default] Enabled.

2146: IntraMail Email Integration(Station)

2146-01: Email Enabled [Stations: > Config: > IntraMail: > Email (2146): > Enable EmailNotification]Use this option to enable or disable email notification for an extension. If enabled, when the extension receives anew message in their mailbox they will be automatically notifies by email. If disabled, email notification will notoccur.


• None

IntraMail Features


Program Options


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Yes (1) Enabled

2146-02: Email Address [Stations: > Config: > IntraMail: > Email (2146): > Address]If email notification is enabled, use this option to specify the email address to which the notification should bedelivered.


• None

IntraMail Features


Program Options

Alphanumeric 48 characters maximum. See the Names for Extensionsand Lines.

2146-03: Attach Message [Stations: > Config: > IntraMail: > Email (2146): > Message asAttachment]When email notification is enabled, use this option to set how notification handles new voice mail messagecontent. If enabled, a new voice mail message is saved as a wav file and included as an attachment to the emailnotification. If disabled, the email does not contain an attachment (i.e., the content of the voice mail message isnot provided in the email).


• None

IntraMail Features


Program Options

No (0) New voice mail message wav file not provided.

Yes (1) [Default] New voice mail message wav file providedas an email attachment

2146-04: Message Format N/AThis option is currently not used.

2147: Find Me Follow Me

2147-04: Allow Find Me Follow Me [Stations: > Config: > IntraMail Pro: > Find Me Follow Me(2147): > Allow Find Me Follow Me]


Use this option to enable Find Me Follow Me. If disabled, enabling the individual entries has no effect.


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• None.

IntraMail Features

• Find Me Follow Me

Program Options

No (0) [Default] Disabled.

Yes (1) Enabled.

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Department Groups

2301: Group Identification

2301-02: Department Group Incoming Ring Type [Stations: > Department Groups: > Setup: >Identification (2301): > Ring Type]


Use this option to assign a ring type to calls ringing the Department Group master number. When an extension inthe Department Group rings, it uses the ring type specified in this option.


• Distinctive Ringing

IntraMail Features

• None

Program Options

0 [Default] Standard (the system's default ringing forDepartment Group calls which cannot be customized)

1 Ring Type A

2 Ring Type B

3 Ring Type C

2317: Find Me Follow Me

2317-(01-03): Find Me Follow Me Enable [Stations: > Department Groups: > IntraMail Pro: >Find Me Follow Me (2317): > Entry (1-3) Enable]


For the selected entry (1-3), use this option to enable or disable Find Me Follow Me. If enabled, Find Me FollowMe will occur according to the settings for Start Hour, End Hour, and Find Me Follow Me Phone Number. Ifdisabled, Find Me Follow Me will not occur.

There are three separately-programmed Find Me Follow Me entries for each Subscriber Mailbox.


• None.

IntraMail Features


Program Options

No (0) [Default] Disabled.

Yes (1) Enabled.

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2317-(01-03): Start Hour [Stations: > Department Groups: > IntraMail Pro: > Find Me Follow Me(2317): > Entry (1-3) Start Hour]


For the selected entry (1-3), use this option to set the hour when Find Me Follow Me will start. Find Me FollowMe will occur only between this setting and the End Hour setting. This entry is in 24-hour (military time). Forexample, 08 is 8:00 AM and 20 is 8:00 PM. For 24-hour Find Me Follow Me, make the Start Hour the same as theEnd Hour.



• None.

IntraMail Features


Program Options

0 [Default] Midnight.

1-23 1:00 AM to 11:00 PM.

2317-(01-03): End Hour [Stations: > Department Groups: > IntraMail Pro: > Find Me Follow Me(2317): > Entry (1-3) End Hour]


For the selected entry (1-3), use this option to set the hour when Find Me Follow Me will end. Find Me FollowMe will occur only between this the Start Hour and this setting. This entry is in 24-hour (military time). Forexample, 08 is 8:00 AM and 20 is 8:00 PM. For 24-hour Find Me Follow Me, make the Start Hour the same as theEnd Hour.



• None.

IntraMail Features


Program Options

0 [Default] Midnight.

1-23 1:00 AM to 11:00 PM.

2317-(01-03): Number [Stations: > Department Groups: > IntraMail Pro: > Find Me Follow Me(2317): > Entry (1-3) Phone]


For the selected entry, use this option to set the telephone number (16 digits maximum) Find Me Follow Me willdial. Enter the number exactly as you want the system to dial it (including a leading 1 for toll calls, if required),

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but do not include a line access code (such as 9). If the number you enter is 3 digits or less, it will be an Intercomcall. If it is more than 3 digits, it will be an outside call.



• None.

IntraMail Features


Program Options

Digits Find Me Follow Me number (16 digits maximum).[Default] = no entry.

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