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The voicemail is an extension that can be set up on Ozeki Phone System XE. It records missed calls defined by dial plan rules. If a call is forwarded to the voicemail, it will be recorded. If you are interested in the content of your voicemail, then you only need to call the voicemail extension and listen to your voicemail. The voicemail extension knows who called it by the phone number of the caller so it can provide you your voicemails.
Step 1: Install voicemail |
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If you would like to give other people the opportunity to leave a message to you, even if you can not reach the phone. You can get your voicemails in e-mail too. If you have a registered e-mail address in Ozeki Phone System XE then an e-mail will be sent to you with an attachment containing your voicemails.
Login to Ozeki Phone System XE (Figure 1). Type in your username and password then press login.
Figure 1 - Ozeki Phone System XE login screen
On the right side of the screen you will see a green bordered box called Extensions. Click ’Add’ (Figure 2). You need to register a Voicemail extension. If a call can not be answered you can forward it to this extension to record what the caller has to say. By calling this extension the caller can listen to his/her voicemails.
Figure 2 - Add new extension
On the right half of the screen you will see a ’Voicemail’ label. Click the ’Install’ button next to it (Figure 3).
Figure 3 - Install new voicemal extension
On the screen of the Voicemail Installation you can see two labels: General
and Advanced. On the General label there are the options of settings, file
saving and greeting settings.
You need to type in the extension number you
want the voicemail to have. Please provide a local directory where you want
the voicemails to be saved. Below this you can set the minimum record length,
so for example if a voicemail is shorter then 2 seconds it won’t be saved.
You can also set the format of the voicemail: you can save them in mp3 or wav
format.
If you put a tick next to the 'Send in e-mail' option it will send
the voicemail as an e-mail attachment to the e-mail address belonging to the
user of the extension. You can add users to any extension easily. Just open
the extension and click on the configure option.
Now you only need to choose
which user you would like to add to this extension. If there is no e-mail
address registered to the user of the extension then the voicemail will not
be sent out as an e-mail. If you would like to know more about the
user configuration please visit this page.
And it is important that you need to install an Email provider to reach e-mail services. Without
it you can't send the record to your e-mail address. For more information
please visit the
How to setup e-mail messaging in Ozeki Phone System XE page.
Figure 4 - Voicemail general settings
If you click on the Advanced label there are two options: you can set the
behaviour of the recording and the behaviour of the play. The recording
behaviour specifies how the voicemail reacts when someone wants to leave a
message and the play behaviour specifies how the voicemail reacts when someone
wants to listen to the messages left on the voicemail.
You can choose the Default behaviour option or select the Custom behaviour to customize the
OzML Code of them. You can find more information about the OzML in the
OzML reference book.
Figure 5 - Voicemail advanced settings
In the Record OzML code after a greeting message there will be two seconds of
delay and a beep. You can optimize your recording with adding settings like the
record path, the format of the record, which could be mp3 or wav, the inactivity
is the period when voice is not detected for this amount of seconds and the
record command will be finished, and you can specify the finish digits.
When one of these digits are pressed, the record command will be interrupted.
Important to mention this is just the default behaviour and the default OzML
code, there is many other option to format your voicemail recording.
Figure 6 - Record OzML code
You can optimize your play behaviour with the Play OzML code. In the default code you can choose between three options:
Figure 7 - Play OzML code
If you call your own Voicemail extension, you can listen to your voicemails, in case you received any. When the call comes from someone else to your Voicemail extension, the caller will be able to leave a message for you.
By default, every extension can call every other extension. You can read more about the supported ones
here.
If you would like to change the default settings, or you would like to handle outgoing and incoming calls from outside lines, you will need to set up
dial plans for that, for example:
You can read more about dial plans and call routing rules here.
You have set up a dial plan to record a voicemail when the dialled number is an
extension (for example 1001) and it is busy or it is reachless.
So call 1001 to test the voicemail. Let us pick up the transmitter of 1001 and put it on the
table to make it busy. Call 1001 from another extension and check if the
voicemail is saved. I made a test call from 1000 to 1001, and 1001 is transferred
to the voicemail.
If I hang up the 1001 when connected to the voicemail extension,
the voicemail is saved at 'Voicemails' folder in Ozeki Phone System
XE/Voicemail/1000/new. You can set the save folder of the voicemail by
configuring it. 1001 is the voicemails recipient. The sender and the time are
contained in the voicemails file name.
Figure 8 - The recorded voicemail in mp3 format
Congratulations! Now your voicemail is fully functional.
Conclusion
With a voicemail you can record specific calls determined by the dial plan rules. By dialling the voicemail manually you can listen to your voicemails. The voicemail is an extension in Ozeki Phone System XE, the number of the extension is the phone number of the voicemail.
If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact us at info@ozekiphone.com
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