Voice mail instructions on the following are available:
The subscriber ACTIVITY MENU
How to LOGIN
CHANGING A NAME already recorded
How to record a PERSONAL GREETING
How to modify your PASSWORD
How to RECORD AND SEND A MESSAGE
How to LISTEN TO A MESSAGE
RESPONDING to incoming voice mail messages
How to create MAILING LIST
ADDRESSING with your mailing list
How to perform basic COMMANDS
OUTCALLING - on or off
How to change your OUTCALLING NUMBER
How to SCHEDULE OUTCALLING
RESPONDING TO AN OUTCALL
TRANSFERRING A CALL TO AUDIX
After you call AUDIX and log in, you will be given the choice of using any of the six major activities. These six activities are shown below, arranged as they relate to the keys on your telephone. The arrangement shown is called the Activity Menu. This quick guide explains how to use some of the basic functions selected from the Activity Menu.
To log in to the AUDIX system: The first time you call AUDIX it will ask you to record your name to be included in the system announcements. After following login procedures steps 1-3, follow the voice prompts.
CHANGING A NAME ALREADY RECORDED:
TO RECORD A PERSONAL GREETING:
You can have up to 9 personal greetings recorded but not all active on the AUDIX system. You could record greetings for working hours, after hours, weekends, holidays, vacations, etc.
Passwords are a form of security for your AUDIX mailbox. Passwords can be up to fifteen (15) letters. If you forget your password or the person using the extension has changed, call the help desk x87995.
To record and send a message is to use the voice mail/messaging feature which will allow you to send information to one or more AUDIX users at the same time.
Messages can be scheduled for delivery up to one (1) year from the date that you are recording it. To schedule messages for delivery, press 0 and listen to delivery option menu and follow prompts.
Every incoming message consists of two (2) parts: the header and the spoken message. The header tells you what kind of message is waiting the time day and date of delivery, how long the message is and for voice mail messages who it is from.
RESPONDING TO INCOMING MESSAGES:
You can respond to incoming messages in several ways. Listen carefully to the message header, which contains the name and extension number of the caller.
To reply immediately with a voice mail message without attaching a copy of the original message (Use only when you hear a name):
To call back immediately without first hanging up (Use when you hear the name or extension of the caller within the hospital):
ADDRESSING WITH YOUR MAILING LIST:
After recording your voice mail message do the following steps if you wish to use a list to address your message for delivery.
| Help | *H | Press *H at any time for a complete list of current options. AUDIX will tell you the current activity and give you a list of options. |
| Restart | *R | Press *R to return to the Subscriber Activity Menu. This command will return you to the beginning menu. You can also press *R to get to your mailbox if you were redirected to AUDIX by call answer. |
| Relogin | **R | Press **R to relog in to the system with a different password. This command, available only at the activity Menu, allows two or more users to log in to their respective AUDIX mailboxes consecutively during a single phone call without having to hang up and start over. |
| Delete | *D | Press *D to delete message and mailing lists. Deleted messages can ONLY be retrieved if you press **U, immediately after deleting the message. If you have pressed any other buttons, you cannot perform this function. |
| List | *L | Press *L after recording a message to tell AUDIX that you are about the enter a list as an address |
| Listen | *L | Press *L after hearing a header to listen to the message. |
| Back Up | *B | Press *B to back up to the previous header/message pair when your are listening to messages that you have accessed at least once, but have not deleted. |
| Wait | *W | Press *W for the system to wait. Ordinarily, if you don't enter a command within a certain length of time, the system disconnects. This command asks the system to wait longer. When you are ready to continue, just press the key for the next activity you want to perform. |
| Transfer Out | *T | Press *T to transfer out of AUDIX and call another extension without hanging up. |
| Directory | **N | Press **N at any time to look up a subscriber's extension number or name. If you enter a name (followed by #) after pressing **N, AUDIX will let you know whether that person is an AUDIX subscriber and will give you the corresponding extension number. For names containing the letter Q or Z, Q=7 and Z=9. |
| Exit | **X | If you are finished using AUDIX but are at a toll phone and want to make another call, press **X. AUDIX will withdraw and leave you dial tone. You can then dial any number, inside or outside your company. |
| Disconnect | Hang up. |
While listening to messages you may find the following command helpful.
| Listen | You can press either 0 or *L to listen to your messages. |
| Rewind by steps | Press 5 to rewind in four-second increments. Press 5 several time to rewind in larger increments. |
| Advance by steps | Press 6 to advance in four-second increments. Press 6 several time to advance in larger increments. |
| Volume Increase | Press 4 |
| Volume Decrease | Press 7 |
| Speed Increase | Press 9 |
| Speed Decrease | Press 8 |
The Outcalling option allows you to have AUDIX call or page you when you have new messages.
CHANGING YOUR OUTCALLING NUMBER:
When you answer an outcall, AUDIX will give you three choices: receive the messages, cancel Outcalling or disconnect.
Transfers a call to Audix (must have an active Audix account)
Contact information
All voice and data work orders should be requested via e-mail to: telecom_workorder@kumc.edu; include your name and telephone number and a representative will contact you for details.