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> Table: Field Definitions: System-Parameters Features Screen, Page 3
> Field Name | Valid Input | Description/Procedure
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> C ALL TRANSFER OUT OF AUDIX
> Transfer Type: | See description at right | Determines whether the Call Transfer Out Of AUDIX feature is active and what type of transfer is used: none (depends on the switch integration)
> Transfer Restrictions: | digits Default: subscribers | subscribers transfers calls only if the destination number is that of an administered AUDIX subscriber.
> Covering Extension: | Default: blank an extension number of from 3 to 10 digits. | The system wide default extension to which a call is transferred when the caller presses 0 or * 0 to transfer out of the AUDIX system. It is recommended that you enter the extension of the message center agent or system operator in this field. Individual subscribers can be given their own unique covering extension on page 1 of the Subscriber screen. See Changing Subscriber Data for more information. If the value in the`Transfer Type` field is enhanced and this field is blank, a warning message is displayed. Ignore this warning if you do not want a default covering extension.
> ANNOUNCEMENT SETS
> System | Up to 14 alphanumeric characters. Default: blank | The name of the announcement set used for system prompts. All announcements (not including subscriber names) are played from this announcement set. For more information, see About Fragments, Announcements, and Announcement Sets.
> Administrative | Default: blank Up to 14 alphanumeric characters. | The name of the announcement set used when modifying announcement fragments and compositions. Leave this field blank if you do not plan to customize announcements. This announcement set can be the same as the Active announcement set. If it is, however, any changes made affect the announcements heard by subscribers. For more information, see About Fragments, Announcements, and Announcement Sets.
> Rescheduling Increments For Unsuccessful Message Delivery | See description at right | The time intervals (in minutes, hours, and days) between attempts to resend a message after an unsuccessful delivery attempt. Valid entries for this field are: Range Unit 0–00 days 0–23 hours 0–59 minutes Up to 10 rescheduling increments can be used to reattempt delivery of a message to a full mailbox. The first two rescheduling increments are used to reattempt delivery of an AMIS analog message. The first five rescheduling increments are used to reattempt delivery of a Message Delivery message, for example, to a fax machine.
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