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CallPilot AA: 4 rings by day, 0 by night -- is it possible?

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johnathcc

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I think I've done this in the past -- but I'm darned if I remember how.

We have a CallPilot 100, version 02.00.47.00, with Auto-Attendant and two CCR trees. One tree is for business hours, the other for non-business hours. The CallPilot is smart about shifting between the two trees according to the clock, BUT we also want to make it switch between answering after 4 rings during the day and answering immediately during non-business hours.

Unfortunately I can't figure out how to do it. Is it just impossible? I've set up Night Service with the VM's DN in the ringing group, but it hasn't made a difference, nor have the Operator Settings on the web control page.
 
You're on the right track.
You need to use Ringing Service.
Did you configure the lines to the ring group?
Did you set the ring group for manual or auto?


-SD-
 
Your lines are probably in ring grp 1 for day and has the reception dn assigned to it. Assign only vm dn to ring grp 2 and assign lines to ring grp 2. Assign ring grp to to nite service.
 
Thanks for your help, both of you.

Actually, each incoming line appears & rings on each set (it's a real small outfit), so no need for a daytime ringing service.

I had already set up the [night] ringing service like this:
Ring Grp 02:
DN 235 (the vmail system)
Schedule:
Night: Auto; Trunk Answer: Y; ExtraDial: None;
Line Settings:
Line 001: RngGrp: 02; Aux Ringer: N;
Line 002: RngGrp: 02; Aux Ringer: N
Eve: (same)

But here's the thing I left out:
Common settings:
Control Sets:
For lines:
Line 001: *221* (it was some random set)
Line 002: *221*

Apparently, without that last step, DN 221 couldn't tell the Ringing Service to answer those lines.
 
Actually ... using the "Auto" schedule, DN 221 isn't doing anything but displaying *SERVICES ON.
The control set just needs to be an active set on the system. Typically I'll use the switch room or lunch room phone when I'm setting up a schedule for Auto so it doesn't interfere with a users display.

Now, if you set the schedule for Manual, then the control set would be used to activate/deactivate the service using a feature code.

Glad you got it working!

-SD-
 
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