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How Call Handler Works
- Answers 1 - 3 lines
simultaneously and each line can
be turned on/off
separately to allow calls to pass through.
- All lines may have the same
message or each a different message.
- All messages can be
down-loaded
with one call.
- Each line can be set
separately to answer on 1 to 9
rings. In the ring through mode, the caller hears on-hold programming
while the phone is ringing through to the user.
- Also, the handler
message can be repeated and a time interval set between repeats.
- The
Call Handler allows special phone company services, such as caller ID.
Now with
Advanced Promo*
The Enhanced Features allow for another level of messaging in addition to the original Promo message. Most often the CH 6000 is programmed for Promo mode - meaning the unit plays a "promotional" message for callers before passing them to the inside phones. This is somewhat similar to an Auto Attendant on phone systems (however not exactly the same).
- Callers can now press a number AFTER the
Promo
message to hear information such as store hours, directions to a
company, specific specials, etc.
- After the customer hears the
selected message, they
will be transferred into the inside phones (just like regular Promo
mode).For Example:· Promo message says: "Thank you for calling
XYZ Bank. For our website address, press 1. For directions to our bank,
press 2. For bank hours,press 4. For our current checking account
promotions, press 5. ETC
- The new feature allow callers
to press 1, 2,** 4, 5,
6, 7, 8, or 9 to hear new messages after the promo message. **note:
Pressing 3 will bypass/interrupt the promo message and transfer the
call to inside phones, just like all of our current CH units.
DIfferent
Modes of Answering
Promotional Mode
The Call Handler answers an incoming call on the programmed number of
rings(default is two rings). The Call Handler plays a short promotional
message, then switches to a transfer message (this may be the same as
the on-hold message) and begins to ring the inside phone system.
Screen Mode
The Call Handler immediately begins to ring the inside phone during an
incoming call. If the programmed number of rings (default is 4) is
reached before the inside phone system answers the call, the Call
Handler plays a short screen message. The Call Handler continues to
ring the inside phone system while the messages are being played. When
someone answers the incoming call, the messages cut off and the caller
is connected to the inside phone system.
Night Answer Mode
Can be programmed for night answer with 24 hour clock. In night answer
mode the device answers the call, announces an after-hours message, and
hangs up.
Call Counter
The three lines can count up to 99,999 calls. Call reporting can be
retrieved locally or remotely.
Information On-Hold
The CH 6000 is equipped with a built-in information on-hold capability.
On-hold shares the nonvolatile flash memory with the other programmable
messages. The on-hold message is output to the MOH port of the
telephone system.
Auto Pass Through
In the event of a power failure, the unit automatically takes itself
off line so calls can be answered without interference.
Auto Connect
In the event a phone line is not occupied with an
incoming call,
internal users may call out. The CH 6000 automatically removes itself
from the line.
Auto Hang Up Detection
Anytime a caller hangs up before the call is answered, the unit detects
the hang-up and instantly resets for the next call.
Zero Gap
When recording a production, the unit records the
silence at the start
and end of recording. However, the on board computer has the
intelligence to go back and delete
the silence leaving zero gap in the
loop.
Volume Control
Unit has a volume control that can be changed remotely or locally.
Local control of the volume can be deactivated.
Verbal Prompting
Assists with remote loading and retrieving call
counts.
Security Code
There is a dealer-definable 5 digit security code with “three times,
you're out” software to prevent unauthorized entry. Code is held
permanently in flash memory.
Brownout Protection
In the event of a brownout, a drop in the power will not damage
electronics or cause improper operation. Also, recordings in flash
memory are unaffected by brown outs.
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