harlee1958
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Why would I or when would I need a ASA/DXD PC card? What does it do? I appreciate any help on this.
Thank you,
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ASA is Automatic System Answer, it answers after X number of rings, plays up to a 10 second message, places the call on hold, Ext. 10 gets the hold recall reminder
DXD is Direct Extension Dial, it answers after X number of rings, plays up to a 20 seconds message, the caller can dial extension numbers to transfer to, or timeout to Ext. 10 as a transferred call.
ASA is Automatic System Answer, it answers after X number of rings, plays up to a 10 second message, places the call on hold, Ext. 10 gets the hold recall reminder
DXD is Direct Extension Dial, it answers after X number of rings, plays up to a 20 seconds message, the caller can dial extension numbers to transfer to, or timeout to Ext. 10 as a transferred call.
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harlee1958
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Thank U TouchTone, but why would I need this if I have AA or voicemail?
You wouldn't need it if you have voicemail, except if a smart salesman was involved overselling.
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je sui charlie
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"This is the end of the world, make sure to buy your T-shirt before it is too late"
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