How to change recording on day/ night mode

Question edited for clarity, add Maker, change '7360' to 7630.

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This PBX system are you using? if it is an asterisk based pbx, you will need to do a GotoIf statement in extensions.conf.
GotoIfTime(09:00-18:00,,,?[labeliftrue][:labeliffalse])
If you are using UI based system, you can simply do it in the timegroup and timecondition page.

just do a search for the owners manual ie kx-dt343 manual.pdf

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It's only that simple if you have a guide to what Custom Service or greeting plays now. When the system moves from Day to Night mode, the installer assigns a menu that plays. You can change it if you know which one. If you don't get the right one, there would be 98 other custom service and 31 other Company messages that you could record to and they'll never play.

Carl

This is an answer to the question you asked, how to update YOUR phone greeting. Either rate this as a FixYA (4 starts) or don't rate it at all if you're asking a different question.

When you dial into your voice mail from your phone, if you use 500, you're in your VM greeting and the lady says "enter password" or "you have xxx" messages. Option 31 and 1,2 or 3 for greetings. Note: If it says something about "temporary greeting" then select option 5 instead of 31 to change or delete the temp greeting. The other VM access code we use is 165 instead of 500. It's a left over number from the TD series systems.

If you have ESVM, where you can go off-hook and dial *383 to retrieve your messages, You access the recordings by dialing *382. If it starts to play back, then you need to consult your OM (Operating manual) or listen to the prompts to change your greetings for day and night.

Carl

You have 4 different modes of calling available to be programmed: DAY NIGHT BREAK and LUNCH. Your installer has to set up the ICD groups, but you can create a LUNCH group which looks like the day mode but rings all phones. The codes are accessed by dialing on the intercom *780x where 0 is day 1 is night 2 is lunch and 3 is break.

You may use the NIGHT mode in the daytime, but if you have voice mail, it will play the night greeting instead of a day greeting.

Carl

Presuming you have a TVS or TVA Voice Processing System, Do you have a list of what greeting is assigned to which number? If not, you have to go into the VPS and understand how it was set up; then make a new greeting in the proper place (either recording over the existing one, or in a new position), and assign it to the night menu.

All the details you need are in the user guide, here is the link :
http://www.westlakecom.com/KXT7700-User-Guide.pdf