Voice mail set up

Verizon's voice mail service accepts messages for you when you are busy, or just don't want to answer the phone. The basic service will record up to 20 messages, with a three-minute maximum per message. The messages are held for 21 days, after which they are deleted automatically. Voice mail is usually included when you first activate your service, and you can check to see that you have voice mail from the "My Verizon" account area on the Verizon website. Once you have established you have voice mail on your account, you can set it up by programming it.
Sponsored LinkGet 30 days of 3G @ Rs 99ideacellular.com/DataplanGet 300 MB @ Rs. 99 Only. Now Upto 70% Discount on Idea 3G Plans! Step 1Press "*86" and then "Send" from your phone on Verizon's network. "86" are the characters "VM" using the alpha-keys. Then enter your wireless phone number. Press "#" when you hear the greeting. Follow the prompts to set up your password, greeting and mailbox options and then end the call when you're done.
Step 2Press "*86" and then "Send" from your phone. If you're not on the Verizon network, enter your wireless phone number. Press "#" when you hear the greeting. Then enter the password, followed by "#." Listen to the messages and then press "7" to delete and "9" to save.
Step 3Rerecord your greeting by choosing "Personal Options," which is the number "4" key. Options include notification options and other greetings like "Extended Absence." Follow the voice prompts to navigate through the tiered system.
Step 4Verify your voice-mail indicator is working by accessing your voice mail and pressing the number "4" key. Press "1" to toggle the message-waiting indicator on or off. Listen to the announcement that tells you how it's set.

There are three elements to voice mail; having a Panasonic brand voice mail system, recording the greetings, and setting call forward conditions. Which ones have you done?

The default access to voice mail is extension 500 on the intercom, but we used to use 165. When you dial it, the lady says "welcome to the Panasonic voice processing system". If she doesn't or you're asked for a password, or you have not done the tutorial, then you need to do that and it guides you to the setup of the greetings, name, and password change. After that, you dial *710x 500 (or your VM access) # on the inercom to set call forward to voice mail, with 4 being no answer (my preference since it gives me the option of answering the 2nd call or letting it fall to voice mail), or 5 for Busy/No Answer.

The message manager (mailbox 998) and the system owner (mailbox 999) has the ability to access and change how the voice mail system performs. The owner can change your name for the directory or reset your password and/or
setup or delete your mailbox.

Carl

Easiest way to reset the phone is to unplug it then plug it back in. If you are talking about resetting the voicemail associated with the phone extension, that's a little more involved.If you need the voice mail reset, you need to have the voice mail administrator (typically the receptionist) go into his/her voice mail and choose the MGR option if using the display "softkeys" and follow the prompts to reset the users security code or voice mail acct. If softkeys aren't available, follow the voice prompts to "system manager" and either delete the security code or reset the extensions voice mail entirely.

If you have questions regarding voice mail such as

• Configuring your Voice Mail for the first time
• Desire to change the greeting
• Unsure of the password
• Wish to change the password
• Would like to know how to access your voice mail from another phone

All of the above information regarding Voice Mail, which is a network service through your provider would require contacting your Service Provider for assistance. There are no settings for these issues which can be configured on the phone itself as it is part of the network services by your provider. For this reason, you should contact your Service Provider for assistance with this issue.

What phone system is the 7130 attached to? Panasonic makes a TVA voice mail system that interfaces to a TA-624 or higher model that will give you individual mailboxes and a means to transfer calls to them.

Street price of a new TVA-50 is in the $600 range, but you can find an older TVS50 for less.

Carl

Depends on the voicemail, but generally:

Call the receptionist

When the auto attendant answers, press * (or sometimes "**"), OR ask the operator to transfer to your line and press "*" during your message.

It will ask you your login information.

Dial your extension and password together as one number and press #

You can now operate the voice mail.

Check out this link below to download a PDF manual, software, and more for your phone. Just copy and paste into your browser.

http://www.samsung.com/us/consumer/mobile/mobile-phones/more-carriers/SCH-U340ZBAUSC/index.idx?pagetype=prd_detail&tab=support

Setting Up Your Voice Mail from page 10 in your manual:
Voice mail allows callers to leave voice messages, which can be retrieved any time.

Note: Once your voice mail account has been set up, you can use the Voice Mail folder (under the Message menu) to view details of voice messages in your voice mail box.

1. In idle mode, press and hold the key or dial your own mobile number
to dial voice mail.

2. Follow the prompts in the new user tutorial to setup your mail box.

Listen to voice mail
1. In idle mode, press and hold the key or dial your own mobile number
to dial voice mail. After connecting, you will hear your voice greeting.
2. Interrupt your greeting by pressing .
3. You are then prompted to enter your password.

Hope this helps, let me know if I can help you with anything else. It would be very kind of you if this does work for you to please rate me or leave a short note. I would really appreciate it. Thank you for your time.
JimmyC

Well, this one is kinda tricky. If the receptionist knows there's no one there, they can use VoiceMail Transfer.

From the phone, the user can set CF Busy or CF Busy/No Answer with the following codes on the intercom:

Do Not Disturb *7101 / Cancel *7100

Call Forwarding (FWD)

– Both Calls *710
– Outside Calls *711
– Intercom Calls *712


2 (All calls) + phone no. + #/
3 (Busy) + phone no. + #/
4 (No Answer) + phone no. + #/
5 (Busy/No Answer) + phone no. + #/
7 (Follow Me) + your extension no./
8 (Follow Me Cancel) + your extension no.

So, if your voice mail is 500, you would dial *7105500# to set CF B/NA for intercom and outside calls.

The last piece of the puzzle is the timing. That's *713 (00-99). Start with 24 (4 rings) and go from there. If it hits the receptionist before the forward takes place, you probably have to adjust the recall timer for call transfer, a system program.

Carl

If you pick up the handset and press the button it will call back whom ever left the message. (that extension you see.) If it is not the voice mail extension, it was just a request to have the receptionist call back. Doing so should clear the lamp.

I had this same challenge with an InterTel 5000 system. Outside calls going right to the receptionist. My solution: You cannot fix this from a phone, you must open the DB Session Manager, move to Call Routing Tables (this is right above Voice Processor) and move all of your extensions above the "NO MATCH" and "EMPTY" lines on the bottom. Anything below those two lines will bypass the extension and go straight to the main attendant. At least in my configuration it does. See below...
By just moving that last extension "5059" above the "NO MATCH" line, calls will now go to the extension from an outside caller. The trick is to hold your mouse on the pen icon and click several times to activate that line, then you can drag it to where you want. See below...

Hope this helps someone?

vandata1