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Page 1 of 8 IPK II & ELITEMAIL VOICEMAIL ADMINISTRATION GUIDE

Page 2 of 8 Table of Contents Phone Outline... 3 Phone System Programming...4 Changing the name of a Phone...4 Programming One-Touch Keys with Features...4 Clearing Message Waiting Light...4 Programming System Speed Dials...4 Changing Internal Dialing from Voice/Ring...4 Activating Background Music...5 Changing Date and Time:...5 Voicemail Programming... 6 Record Company Greetings...6 Record Any Sub-Menus (if Applicable)...7 Activating/Deactivating Alternate Greeting...7 Add/Delete/Change Mailboxes...8 IMPORTANT NOTE: The extension and mailbox numbers referenced in this guide are the most commonly used configuration. It does not guarantee that your company will use the same extension and mailbox numbers due to each systems customized configuration. If you are unsure of what numbers were used in your configuration, please call or email the NATG service department.

Page 3 of 8 Phone Outline Exit Exit s out of various programming Security Locks the phone for security purposes (IP Phones only) Message Indicator Flashes when you have a voicemail (or a message waiting) Soft Keys Corresponds with what the display says Help Tells how a one touch key is programmed One Touch Keys Programmable buttons for features, lines, int/ext numbers Recall Transfers callers to an external number (if applicable) Feature Used for programming Answer Answers the First incoming call to a specific phone Mic Mutes the microphone while on speakerphone Menu Access to Company Directory, Call History and Ring Settings Directory Speed Dials Up Adjusts the volume on the ringer, handset and speaker Down Adjusts the volume on the ringer, handset and speaker Redial Review the last numbers dialed Speaker Speakerphone Transfer Transfers a call to another extension or external number Hold Places the current call on hold

Page 4 of 8 Phone System Programming Changing the name of a Phone 1. 2. 3. 4. Press SPEAKER key, dial 700 ENTER the EXTENSION number Spell out name; press HOLD (NOTE: # moves cursor to right: FEATURE key moves cursor to left) Press SPEAKER key Programming One-Touch Keys with Features From the employee s phone 1. Press SPEAKER key, dial 751 2. PRESS KEY you d like to program 3. ENTER 2 DIGIT CODE 4. Press SPEAKER key Clearing Message Waiting Light Message Waiting is often activated by accident. When calling an employee, you have an option to press the MW (message waiting) soft key (on display). This feature activates their message light and prompts them on the display to call you back but also can mislead you to think you have a voicemail. If an employee contacts you saying their message light is on but they do not have voicemail, follow these instructions to cancel it: From the employee s phone that is flashing: 1. Press SPEAKER key, dial 773 2. Press SPEAKER key Programming System Speed Dials Press SPEAKER key, dial 753 Enter a speed dial code: 000-999 ENTER the desired PHONE NUMBER (with no 9 in front of it) Press HOLD key SPELL out the NAME using the dial pad (NOTE: press # to move cursor to right or FEATURE key to move cursor to left) 6. Press HOLD key 7. Press SPEAKER key TO DELETE: Follow steps 1 3, then press exit soft key(top left key just under the display) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Changing Internal Dialing from Voice/Ring When calling an employee s extensions you can set the phone to either ring so the employee will have to pick it up(or speaker) or to voice so your voice pages through the speaker of their phone. Here are the instructions on how to change that per phone: From the employee s phone that you would like to change: 1. Press SPEAKER key 2. Dial 721 for VOICE calls or 723 for RING tone 3. Press SPEAKER key

Page 5 of 8 Activating Background Music 1. Press SPEAKER key 2. Dial 725 3. Press SPEAKER key To De-Activate: Press SPEAKER key, Dial 725 Changing Date and Time: 1. Press SPEAKER key 2. Dial 728 3. Enter 2 DIGIT HOUR(in 24hr time) and 2 DIGIT MINUTE 4. Press SPEAKER key

Voicemail Programming Page 6 of 8 Record Company Greetings 1. From extension (usually reception), press MESSAGE KEY 2. When prompted, enter your security code: 3. On the display, press the MORE soft key 4. Press MGR soft key 5. Press GREET soft key 6. It will say the system is in DAY MODE, would you like to change to alternate greeting mode: press 2 for NO 7. Press 1 to CHANGE the greetings for opening box 8. The current DAY GREETING will begin to play, press 1 to RECORD OR press 2 to SKIP to your NIGHT message NOTE: while recording you may press * when you are finished OR # to re record 9. The current NIGHT MESSAGE will begin to play, press 1 to RECORD OR press 2 to SKIP to your ALTERNATE greeting 10. The current ALTERNATE GREETING will begin to play, press 1 to record OR press 2 to return to the main menu Example: Day: If you know the extension of the person you are calling, please enter it now. For our Company Directory, press 1 (Goes to Sub menu 200) For hours of operation and location, press 2 (Goes to Sub menu 201) To reach reception or leave a general message, please remain on the line or press 0. Night: Our regular business hours are 8am to 5pm Monday to Friday. If you know the extension of the person you are calling please enter it now. For our Company Directory, press 1 (Goes to Sub menu 200) For hours of operation and location, press 2 (Goes to Sub menu 201) To reach reception or leave a general message, please remain on the line or press 0. Alternate: We are currently closed for the Christmas Holiday and will reopen If you know the extension of the person you are calling please enter it now. For our Company Directory, press 1 (Goes to Sub menu 200) For hours of operation and location, press 2 (Goes to Sub menu 201) To reach reception or leave a general message, please remain on the line or press 0.

Record Any Sub-Menus (if Applicable) Page 7 of 8 1. From extension (usually reception), press MESSAGE KEY 2. When Prompted, enter security code 3. Press LVMSG key on display 4. Press # # to enter by MAILBOX NUMBER 5. Enter the mailbox # you would like to record: 200 Company Directory 201 General Information 6. Follow prompts Note: When asked if you would like to switch to your Alternate greeting, press 1 for yes. If asked if you would like to switch to your day and night greeting, press 2 for no. (you will want to leave the mailbox on alternate greeting) COMPANY DIRECTORY: (Sub Menu 200) For, please press For, please press For, please press For, please press GENERAL INFORMATION: (Sub Menu 201) Our regular business hours We are located at Our fax number is Please visit our website at Activating/Deactivating Alternate Greeting 1. From extension (usually reception), press MESSAGE KEY 2. When prompted, enter your security code: 3. On the display, press the MORE soft key 4. Press MGR soft key 5. Press GREET soft key 6. It will say the system is in DAY mode, would you like to change to alternate greeting mode: press 1 for yes 7. Hang up when finished TO DEACTIVATE: follow steps 1 5. On step 6: it will say the system is in alternate greeting mode, shall I leave it on? Press 2 for no.

Page 8 of 8 Add/Delete/Change Mailboxes 1. From extension (usually reception), press MESSAGE KEY 2. When prompted enter your security code 3. On the display see MORE press the soft key under that 4. On the display see MGR press key 5. On the display see SUBS press key 6. ENTER the MAILBOX you would like to add, delete or change 7. Follow prompts; a. The system will ask WOULD LIKE TO RESET THE SECURITY CODE, press 1 for YES or 2 for NO. When resetting a security code, it will reset to the default [as previously provided by NATG] b. Then it will ask if you would like to DELETE THE MAILBOX, press 1 for YES or 2 for NO. When deleting a mailbox, you will need to re add one to that same extension. Follow steps 1 6 again, and then follow prompts. 8. Press SPEAKER key when all done NOTE: When a staff member leaves the company and a new member comes, it s highly recommended to delete the existing mailbox, then add a new one. This way all the information for that mailbox is up to date. IMPORTANT: When you delete a mailbox, all the messages in the mailbox are deleted as well.