Panasonic KX-TVP150 User Manual page 353

Introduction
Overview of the VPS operation
Voice Mail Service
Automated Attendant
Service
Bulletin Board Service
Interview Service
Custom Service
The Voice Processing System (the VPS) is provided with
five incoming call services (Voice Mail Service, Automated
Attendant Service, Bulletin Board Service, Interview Ser-
vice and Custom Service) and two outgoing call services.
One of five incoming call services can be assigned to each
port.
With this feature, you can have the VPS take messages for
you, deliver your messages, check message distribution sta-
tus, deliver messages to multiple destinations, be notified
when you have a message waiting for you, external mes-
sage delivery, as well as creating guest accounts.
This feature serves as a telephone switchboard operator,
connecting callers to the specified extension. If the line is
not connected, this gives you the Incomplete Call Services
such as Call Holding, Message Recording, Alternate
Extension Transfer, and Listening to the Personal Bulletin
Board.
You can receive bulletin board messages, arranged in a tree
structure, such as advertisements and useful information
for a new product. You can select necessary information
by pressing the appropriate telephone key.
If you are authorized to have an interview mailbox, you
can record a string of questions. When a caller reaches
your mailbox, the questions are played one after another
with pauses in between for the caller's replies.
On a VPS port allocated custom service, callers are able to
receive services that have been customized for them by the
system administrator. The available services are Transfer
to Mailbox, Transfer to Extension, Operator, Exit, Previ-
ous Menu, Custom Service, Voice Mail Service, Call
Transfer Service, Bulletin Board Service, Department Dial-
ing, Dial by Name and Repeat Menu. Specific keys on the
telephone can be assigned for accessing these services.
Refer to 3.3.7 Custom Service Settings of the Manager's
Guide for information on the various' services.
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