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No music on Queue and Still Queue with menu action?? 1

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rollfig

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Jan 15, 2010
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Hello everyone, working with IPO 8.1(65) and VM Pro 8.1.2004

When i create a Queue and Still Queue with the generic action everything works fine with the queue and still queue and music goes on after the "please stay on the line".. but when i put a menu action for the still queue that says "press 1 to leave message" after the greeting i dont hear any music at all and goes to dead silence??
Any hints why it`s doing this???
 
What is your timeout set to? You should have timeout checked and set the timer for around 3 seconds to give them time to hit 1. If you have no timeout i dont think it will leave the menu thus the dead silence.
 
In Manager under the huntgroup announcements tab is the post announcement tone set to music on hold?
 
is the timeout on the menu tied to a generic action... doesn't need anything in it, just drag, drop, attach.

GB
 
tie the timeout to a transfer that goes to $ACD

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Thanks AAcon its working with the transfer to $ACD, but still an issue because you cannot press 1 at anytime to leave a msg, the only time you can press 1 it`s when you hear the greetings..
So i bypass everything with only a queue action going to a menu, inserting my queue greeting file and then 60 sec of music and then another greeting msg and another 60 sec of music etc.. etc...
 
Yes the "Allow prompts to be interrupted by Tones" is ticked
 
make sure that you do not have "normalize Queue length" ticked as that will not allow any touch tones

Joe W.

FHandw, ACSS (SME), ACIS (SME)



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