Voice Applications - Revision history

Alblasco1702 at 13:38, 30 April 2017

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	==*100 Voicemailmain==		==*100 Voicemailmain==
	Application to listen to voicemail messages and set settings for the voicemail. (works from ~~1402~~).		Application to listen to voicemail messages and set settings for the voicemail. (works from 1404).

Alblasco1702 at 13:38, 30 April 2017

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	==*100 Voicemailmain==		==*100 Voicemailmain==
	Application to listen to voicemail messages and set settings for the voicemail.		Application to listen to voicemail messages and set settings for the voicemail. (works from 1402).

Alblasco1702 at 13:37, 30 April 2017

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	==*96 Music on Hold==		==*96 Music on Hold==
	With this application you can test and hear your MOH, Music On Hold. This are the sound tracks callers hear when you forward calls or put them on hold.		With this application you can test and hear your MOH, Music On Hold. This are the sound tracks callers hear when you forward calls or put them on hold.

			==*100 Voicemailmain==
			Application to listen to voicemail messages and set settings for the voicemail.

Foxi352: /* 70 Incoming fax /

2012-04-21T16:02:52Z

*70 Incoming fax

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	This tells you your own extension number. Usefull if you are calling from a phone where you for some reason don't know the extension number.		This tells you your own extension number. Usefull if you are calling from a phone where you for some reason don't know the extension number.
	==*70 Incoming fax==		==*70 Incoming fax==
	When you receive a call to your normal phoneline, and you hear the typical fax "Beep" on the other side, you can transmit the call to the *70 extension and it will receive your fax. Of ~~youre~~ your [[Email]] settings have to be configured correctly. If not you can nevertheless see and get your fax as PDF from the [[Fax]] page in webadmin.		When you receive a call to your normal phoneline, and you hear the typical fax "Beep" on the other side, you can transmit the call to the *70 extension and it will receive your fax. Of course your [[Email]] settings have to be configured correctly. If not you can nevertheless see and get your fax as PDF from the [[Fax]] page in webadmin.

	==*96 Music on Hold==		==*96 Music on Hold==
	With this application you can test and hear your MOH, Music On Hold. This are the sound tracks callers hear when you forward calls or put them on hold.		With this application you can test and hear your MOH, Music On Hold. This are the sound tracks callers hear when you forward calls or put them on hold.

Foxi352: Added versioninfo

2012-04-21T09:59:17Z

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			{{versioninfo\|810Status=does not apply\|810UpdatedBy=Foxi352\|versioninfo\|1004Status=works\|1004UpdatedDate=21/04/2012\|1004UpdatedBy=Foxi352}}

	=Embedded voice applications=		=Embedded voice applications=
	In versions older than 10.04 there were some default FreePBX voice applications in our dialplans. Starting with 10.04 we removed FreePBX and added some more own configuration interfaces. The goal was to simplify end user configuration in future. While FreePBX maybe delivered more flexibility, only a small amount of users did fully understand what they did in FreePBX webadmin interface, and a lot of users killed their telecom functionality :-)		In versions older than 10.04 there were some default FreePBX voice applications in our dialplans. Starting with 10.04 we removed FreePBX and added some more own configuration interfaces. The goal was to simplify end user configuration in future. While FreePBX maybe delivered more flexibility, only a small amount of users did fully understand what they did in FreePBX webadmin interface, and a lot of users killed their telecom functionality :-)

Foxi352: First version

2012-04-21T09:55:09Z

First version

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=Embedded voice applications=
In versions older than 10.04 there were some default FreePBX voice applications in our dialplans. Starting with 10.04 we removed FreePBX and added some more own configuration interfaces. The goal was to simplify end user configuration in future. While FreePBX maybe delivered more flexibility, only a small amount of users did fully understand what they did in FreePBX webadmin interface, and a lot of users killed their telecom functionality :-)

Here comes a list of current available "voice application" that can be dialed from any phone. The application can be dialed with the extension numbers contained in the titles, including the *.

==*43 Echo test==
When you dial the echo test extension, you here a short introduction and then you see your own video (for video calls) and hear your own audio. This gives you an impression of delay and voice quality
==*60 Speaking clock==
This is a standard speaking clock that you probably already know from your telco.
==*65 My extension==
This tells you your own extension number. Usefull if you are calling from a phone where you for some reason don't know the extension number.
==*70 Incoming fax==
When you receive a call to your normal phoneline, and you hear the typical fax "Beep" on the other side, you can transmit the call to the *70 extension and it will receive your fax. Of youre your [[Email]] settings have to be configured correctly. If not you can nevertheless see and get your fax as PDF from the [[Fax]] page in webadmin.
==*96 Music on Hold==
With this application you can test and hear your MOH, Music On Hold. This are the sound tracks callers hear when you forward calls or put them on hold.

Voice Applications - Revision history

Alblasco1702 at 13:38, 30 April 2017

Alblasco1702 at 13:38, 30 April 2017

Alblasco1702 at 13:37, 30 April 2017

Foxi352: /* *70 Incoming fax */

Foxi352: Added versioninfo

Foxi352: First version

Foxi352: /* 70 Incoming fax /