Panasonic ICX Manual

Page of 58
Section 521
Built-In ACD Supervisor Guide
34
ICX (International)  issued December 1999
ICX-40-521 (ACD 4.0)
2.  From [GROUP SETTING] screen, use soft keys to select the 
agent group to be set.
Agent group 1: soft key 1 or 6
Agent group 2: soft key 2 or 7
Agent group 3: soft key 3 or 8
3.  First setting (3401) for the selected group is displayed. Enter a set 
value, then press the HOLD key to validate setting. Every time 
the HOLD key is pressed without set values specified, the next 
setting item is displayed. Press FL/R key to return to the previous 
setting.
4.  To return to [CUSTOMIZE MENU] screen, press the soft key 5 
or 10.
Setting
If the first two digits of a setting number is [34], the setting pertains to group 
1, and [35], to group 2, and [36], to group 3. The following explanation, 
therefore, shows group 1/group 2/ group 3 settings.
Program Address 3401/3501/3601: Agent search method
Set the agent search method. Select either of the following:
1: LEAST BUSY FIRST setting. This mode first selects the agent 
whose busy rate (total busy time/total Login time) is the lowest 
in the group for the day.
2: NEXT AVAILABLE FIRST setting. This mode selects the 
agent which is placed in idle status for the longest duration 
following the last talking status.
Note: For both 1&2, only ACD calls will be counted as busy time or busy 
status.
Program Address 4101-4104: ACD Call Handling Program
Commands are used to set any call distribution operation to ACD Call 
Handling Program numbers (4101 to 4104).
Program Address 4201-4204: Transferring Voice Mail access number
Sets the voice mail extension line number and access code corresponding to 
the transfer destination voice mail number (1 to 4).
Program Address 4301:  Message Play Option
Plays recorded messages, while the incoming ACD call is on hold.  This 
option can also be set to play a message and search for an available agent.
GROUP SETTING
GROUP1
GROUP2
GROUP3
CUSTOMIZE MENU
3401:1
GROUP 1
1:LEAST BUSY
2:LONGEST IDLE
CUSTOMIZE MENU