Is there a way for a incoming call transfer to be recalled after it hits the extensions voice mail greeting? I can recall it while it's still ringing the extension by hitting the recall button and then the flashing answer button. However, once it hits the voice mail greeting, I can no longer recall it back to me. I would like to be able to pull that caller back to me so I can inform them that the person they were trying to reach isn't available. Is this possible or do they just need to leave a voice mail at that extension? Thanks!
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NEC SV9100 recall a transferred call
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george3283
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Only way, would be to program the recall timer (10 seconds for example) and Call Forward no answer for (12 seconds). this would result in no calls going to voice mail.
Call would recall to you, you would then transfer back to the extension, followed by dialing 8 and hanging up immediately, to send the call directly to voice mail.
Outside business hours, you would need to toggle the system from Day to Night mode. Program a new timer class with a call forward timer of say 10 seconds.
Assign this timer number to all extensions in mode 2. Dialed extensions would now end up in voicemail.
Call would recall to you, you would then transfer back to the extension, followed by dialing 8 and hanging up immediately, to send the call directly to voice mail.
Outside business hours, you would need to toggle the system from Day to Night mode. Program a new timer class with a call forward timer of say 10 seconds.
Assign this timer number to all extensions in mode 2. Dialed extensions would now end up in voicemail.
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My phone is the only one with trunk keys on it so that might not be the best solution in our case. I tested on my phone and none of my CAP keys flashed or did anything at all when I attempted a transfer. Do you have any more info on a supervised transfer?