Setting Up Night Mode using Speed Dial
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Prerequisites Setting Up Night Mode Using Speed Dial Overview of Speed Dial and Night Mode The Correct Star Code for Night Mode Activation Verification of Correct Configuration Additional NotesPrerequisites
- Basic User Access to the Portal or higher
NOTE: Basic Users may only configure night mode for themselves. Site Managers or higher may configure Night Mode for other users
Setting Up Night Mode Using Speed Dial
Efficient configuration of your phone system can help minimize manual effort while maintaining seamless functionality. One common requirement is to enable night mode using speed dial options. This article provides a comprehensive guide to setting up and using a star code for this functionality. Night mode is used to enable and disable time frames manually.
Overview of Speed Dial and Night Mode
Night mode ensures calls are routed differently, such as to voicemail or a designated phone, during non-business hours. This can be quickly activated through pre-programmed speed dial star codes, simplifying the process for users.
The Correct Star Code for Night Mode Activation
To activate night mode on your phone system via speed dial, use the star code *86. This ensures the system switches to night mode efficiently. Note that improper configuration (e.g., using a similar code, such as *68) will not achieve the desired effect. Ensure that *86 is pre-programmed correctly into the system for this functionality.
Verification of Correct Configuration
When setting up the star code for night mode in your system:
Confirm with your system administrator or provider that *86 is adequately mapped to the night mode functionality in your specific system.
Test the feature during off-peak times to ensure it works correctly.
If you experience issues with activation, please double-check the configuration in your phone system settings or contact your support team.
Additional Notes
Star codes might vary slightly based on your system. Always verify details with your specific provider.
Avoid guessing or using unverified codes, as these could inadvertently activate other system functions.