VOICE MAIL
Composing a Message
-
Log In to Call Pilot Voice Mail.
- Press
to compose a message.
- Enter the first address (mailbox number,
name address,
distribution list number) then press
. Continue to enter numbers followed by
until you have finished, then press
again. To use a name address instead of a mailbox number see
Name Addressing.
To cancel the last mailbox number or distribution list number you entered, press
. Repeat this step for each number you want to cancel, erasing entries one at a time. After you have pressed the final
, you cannot cancel any numbers.
- When you have finished addressing your message, continue on to Recording a Message below.
- After you have addressed your message, following the steps above, press
to record. Wait for the tone, then record your message.
- End the recording by pressing
.
- To edit or tag the message before sending it, see
Checking and Editing your Messages below and/or
Tagging messages. Otherwise, if you are ready to send it, go directly to
Sending a Message below.
Before you send a message which you have recorded, you can check it and edit it if required.
- To
play your message, press
.
- To
skip back 5 seconds, press
.
- To
skip forward 5 seconds, press
.
- To
erase the message and rerecord, press
while at the beginning of the message. Wait for the tone, then rerecord. Press
to end the recording.
- To
add to the end of the message, press
while at the end of the message. Wait for the tone, then record. Press
to end the recording.
- To
pause, press
. To
continue press
.
- To
rerecord part of the message, press
while at the place in the message where you want to start. wait for the tone, then record. Press
to end the recording.
- To delete the message entirely, press
.
- To play the message envelope, press
.
- After your have addressed your message and recorded it, press
to send it.
You can get help at any time while using Voice Messaging by pressing
 . Help is context-sensitive: when you press the help key, you are told which commands are available for the feature you are using.
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