NEC SL1100 InMail Find-Me Follow-Me

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NEC SL1100 InMail Find-Me Follow-Me InMail Advanced feature license.

Find-Me Follow-Me helps an outside caller locate an extension user who is not at their desk. If their call is unanswered and is picked up by voice mail, the caller has the option of dialing a digit to try up to
three alternate Find-Me Follow-Me destinations. A destination can be an outside number (such as a cell phone or home office) or a co-worker’s extension.

The Find-Me Follow-Me destinations are set up in the Find-Me Follow-Me schedule. Each of the three schedule entries can be individually enabled or disabled and provides options for Start Hour, End Hour, and destination number. If the caller chooses the Find-Me Follow-Me option, the system will try each enabled entry that is active for the current time (i.e., in-schedule). The system will not try any entries that are disabled or are not in-schedule.

When trying the destinations, Find-Me Follow-Me skips an active, in-schedule number that is busy, in DND, or is unanswered. When all active in-schedule destinations have been tried the caller can then
choose to try Find-Me Follow-Me again or select another option.

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Recording the Day Greeting on an NEC SL1100

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Depending on how your NEC SL1100 is programmed the Day Greeting can either be an instruction mailbox or a personal mailbox.  If your Day greeting has a single digit menu (options to press 1, press 2, etc.) then it is most likely set up as an instruction mailbox and these instructions for recording your greeting should work.  If you need additional help or would like us to upload a professional greeting to your NEC SL1100 please contact us.

If you are not sure that your phone system model is an NEC SL1100 on the back of your phone there should be a model number and a part number.  The NEC SL1100 uses phones with the following part numbers.

Recording the Day Greeting on an NEC SL1100

1.) Press Speaker and dial 3999

2.) Dial 101 (or the admin extension) and enter the pass code if prompted

3.) Dial 72

4.) Press 4 or the softkey under Instr

5.) Enter the day routing mailbox (typically 001)

6.) Press 5 or the softkey under Listen and verify you have the correct routing mailbox

7.) Once you have verified you have the correct routing mailbox press the softkey under Rec and follow the instructions to re-record your day greeting

Thank you for calling ABC company.  If you know your party’s extension you may dial it at anytime during this message.  For a company directory press 2.  For an operator press 0 or remain on the line.

8.) Hang Up

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Recording the Night Greeting on an NEC SL1100

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Depending on how your NEC SL1100 is programmed the Night Greeting can either be an instruction mailbox or a personal mailbox.  If your night greeting has a single digit menu (options to press 1, press 2, etc.) then it is most likely set up as an instruction mailbox and these instructions for recording your greeting should work.  If you need additional help or would like us to upload a professional greeting to your NEC SL1100 please contact us.

If you are not sure that your phone system model is an NEC SL1100 on the back of your phone there should be a model number and a part number.  The NEC SL1100 uses phones with the following part numbers.

Recording the Night Greeting on an NEC SL1100

1.) Press Speaker and dial 3999

2.) Dial 101 (or the lowest extension number on your system) and enter the passcode if prompted

3.) Dial 72

4.) Press 4 or the softkey under Instr

5.) Enter the Night Routing Mailbox (typically 002)

6.) Press 5 or the softkey under Listen and verify you have the correct routing mailbox.

7.) Once you have verified you have the correct routing mailbox press the softkey under Rec and follow the instructions to re-record your day greeting

Thank you for calling ABC company our office is currently closed.  If you know your party’s ext press 2.  For an operator press 0 or remain on the line.

8.) Hang Up

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Make additional phones ring on a DSX40 or DSX80/160

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This process will work as long as your lines are set for key ring by the installing technician.

While your handset is on hook press # 725, you will notice your line keys will light up, most likely they will be RED if your phone isn’t ringing on incoming calls. Tap each line key until they turn solid GREEN and the display reads “ALWAYS RING”.

If you want to make lines stop ringing tap each line key until they turn solid RED.

When you are finished making your changes press the speaker key until you exit programming.

Turning off the NEC DSX Caller ID Alert Lamp

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By default the indicator light at the top right corner of the NEC DSX 22B Display telephone and the NEC DSX 34B Display telephone will flash whenever there are new caller ID records (logs) at that extension.  This sometimes causes confusion because this is also the light that flashes when you have new messages in your mailbox.

This feature can be disabled by removing the Caller ID Alert Lamp feature from the class of service.  When using the keyset for programming this can be found in 1404-06: Caller ID Alert Lamp

NEC DSX PC Administrator Software

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Download the NEC DSX PC Administrator

The NEC DSX PC Administrator Software is a windows based application you can use for programming the NEC DSX-80, 40 and 160 telephone system and maintaining site databases.

NEC DSX PC Administrator Software

The NEC DSX PC Administrator Software provides:

  • On-Line Programming (Direct Connection)
  • With the PC connected to the telephone system’s USB port, Ethernet port, or Built-In Modem you can make immediate changes to the NEC DSX telephone system programming. While connected, the System Administrator also allows you to save your new data to a file on the PC hard disk, or upload a “template” database from your PC to the system.
  • Remote Programming
  • Using an IP or modem connection between your PC and the remote system, you can customize a customer’s system without leaving your office.
  • Database Save and Restore
  • Use the System Administrator to save a site’s data to your PC hard disk. You can easily restore the saved data later on, if required.
  • IntraMail Backup and Restore Utility
  • The IntraMail Utility allows you to use the System Administrator to back up IntraMail messages to your PC hard drive. Once backed up, you can also use this utility to restore the saved messages.
  • IntraMail Import Utility
  • The IntraMail Import Utility is the part of the IntraMail Utility that allows you to import custom-recorded wav files for use to use for your outgoing messages (e.g., Greetings, Instruction Menus, etc.).

The NEC DSX Administrator uses TCP port 8000 for programming.  In order to program the system remotely using the  PC Adminstrator port 8000 in the Firewall/Router will need to be forwarded to the local IP address of the NEC DSX phone system.

To determine the local IP address or change the local IP address of an NEC DSX phone system see this post.

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Using the CHECK key to check system information on a NEC DSX 24B or 34B telephone

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With the newest version 3 software NEC has added more information that is accessible on a NEC DSX 24B or 34B telephone using the check button.

Pressing the CHECK button followed by the INTERCOM button you will be able to see that telephone’s extension number, the telephone’s station port number and the slot and port that particular telephone is installed on.

Pressing the CHECK button followed by the V-MAIL button will display the Intramail prompt set number, the number of Intramail ports installed followed by the Intramail type(pro or Standard). This will also show you the 13 digit Intramail license code. If you want to upgrade your Intramail you need this code.

Pressing the CHECK button followed by the DND button will display the IP address, the gateway and the DHCP status. (on or off).

Pressing the CHECK button followed by the CONF button will display the VoIP installation status, the number of VoIP ports and the 13 digit VoIP license code needed to add VoIP ports to the system.

Pressing the CHECK button followed by the HOLD button will display the system type (40, 80 or 160) and the software level. This will also display the system installation date ( provided the installing technician update it.) This will also display the 13 digit system code. This code will be needed in the event you need to reset the level 3 programming pass code.

Checking or Changing The IP Address On An NEC DSX phone system

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These are instructions on checking or changing the IP Address On An NEC DSX phone system.

The IP address is used for programming when using the PC Administrator and also for VoIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) applications.

Before beginning check with the LAN (Local Area Network) Administrator for an acceptable, static IP address on the LAN.

At any phone, with the handset down press INTERCOM # * # * and put in the password 632379.

  1. Press HOLD
  2. Dial 1104
  3. Press HOLD
  4. You will see the current IP address on the bottom line of the display
  5. Press HOLD
  6. Enter the new IP address using * in place of . (example: 192*168*1*250)
  7. Press HOLD
  8. Enter the new gateway information using the same method as above
  9. Press HOLD
  10. Enter the new Subnet Mask
  11. Press HOLD
  12. Now press the SPEAKER key several times until you return to the date and time on the LCD display.

NEC DSX Message On Hold Mailbox

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The NEC DSX has a built in Message On Hold mailbox that allows the System Administrator to record a message that will play to callers while they wait on Hold. For example, you can record a message summarizing available services or hours of operation. This message will play to callers as soon as you put them on Hold, and continually repeat as long as they remain on Hold.

Each of your telephone lines must be configured to use the built-in message on hold mailbox in program 3103.

Follow these instructions to record a message on hold.

  1. Press Intercom 700
  2. Dial 300 (301 in version 3 systems)
  3. Press 72
  4. Press 1 to record a message on hold
  5. Lift the handset and record your message
  6. Press # when finished

Version 3 NEC DSX systems have the ability to upload a .Wav file directly into the message-on-hold mailbox using the PC Administrator program.

NEC DSX Checking Your Voicemail Messages Remotely

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The following instructions will teach you how to check your voicemail messages when you are not in your office. These instructions apply to NEC DSX telephone systems with the NEC Intramail.

Call your main office phone number. If your call is answered by the auto attendant press # followed by your extension number at any time while the greeting is playing.

If your call is answered by someone in the office, the person answering the call will have to transfer you to the main greeting of the Intramail voicemail system. This is done by pressing the V-MAIL key, then hanging up. The person calling will hear the auto attendant greeting, “Thank you for calling XYZ Company. If you know…” you then press # followed by your extension number.