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Procedure

Step 1

Select Voice > Att Console.

Step 2

Go to the Unit (n) section, where n is unit number of the key expansion module.

Step 3

Configure the Unit n Key m field, where n is unit number of the key expansion module, and m is the key

number.

fnc=dnd

The user can turn on or off Do not disturb mode with the line key. For more feature codes, see

Features on Line

You can also configure the parameter in the configuration file (cfg.xml) with a string in this format:

<Unit_n_Key_m_ ua="na">fnc=dnd</Unit_n_Key_m_>

where n is the unit number of the key expansion module, and m is the key number.

Step 4

Click Submit All Changes.

Configure the Voicemail PLK on a Key Expansion Module Button

You can configure the voicemail Programmable Line Key (PLK) on a Key Expansion Module button for the

users to monitor a specified voicemail account of a user or a group.

The voicemail PLK can monitor both the voicemail of an extension and the voicemail account of another user

or a group. Monitoring the voicemail of another user or a group requires the support from the SIP proxy.

For example, if the users belong to a customer service group. This feature allows the users to monitor both

their voicemails and the group's voicemails.

If you configure speed dial for the same button, the users can press the button to make a speed dial to the

assigned extension.

Before you begin

One or more expansion modules have been installed on the phone.

Access the phone administration web page. See

Procedure

Step 1

Select Voice > Att Console.

Step 2

Select an expansion module button on which to configure the voicemail PLK.

Step 3

Enter a string in this format:

• For MWI only:

• For MWI + Speed Dial:

Keys.

fnc=mwi;sub=group_vm@domain;vid=1;nme=Group;

fnc=mwi+sd;ext=8000@domain;sub=group_vm@domain;vid=1;nme=Group;

Configure the Voicemail PLK on a Key Expansion Module Button

Access the Phone Web

Interface.

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