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Embedded Voicemail Installation
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Default/Fallback Language Operation
Last Updated : Sep 29, 2020 |
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The system Locale setting sets the default language used for voicemail prompts. However, this can be overridden as follows:
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The user locale, if set, is used if the caller is internal.
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The incoming call route locale, if set, is used if the caller is external.
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If no user or incoming call route locale is set, the system locale is used.
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A short code locale, if set, is used and overrides the options above if the call is routed to voicemail using the short code.
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For all the above, if the particular prompt set is not available, the fallback language is used if available.
|
Locale
|
Default Language
|
Fallback Languages
|
|---|---|---|
|
Argentina
|
Latin Spanish
|
Spanish > UK English > US English
|
|
Australia
|
UK English
|
US English
|
|
Bahrain
|
Arabic[1]
|
UK English > US English
|
|
Belgium (Dutch)
|
Dutch
|
Dutch > UK English > US English
|
|
Belgium (French)
|
French
|
French > Canadian French> UK English
|
|
Brazil
|
Brazilian Portuguese
|
Portuguese > UK English > US English
|
|
Canadian
|
Canadian French
|
French > US English > UK English
|
|
Chile
|
Latin Spanish
|
Spanish > US English
|
|
China
|
Mandarin
|
UK English > US English
|
|
Colombia
|
Latin Spanish
|
Spanish > US English
|
|
Czech Republic
|
UK English
|
US English
|
|
Denmark
|
Danish
|
UK English > US English
|
|
Egypt
|
Arabic[1]
|
UK English > US English
|
|
Finland
|
Finnish
|
UK English > US English
|
|
France
|
French
|
Canadian French > UK English > US English
|
|
France 2
|
French
|
Canadian French > UK English > US English
|
|
Germany
|
German
|
UK English > US English
|
|
Greece
|
UK English
|
US English
|
|
Hong Kong
|
Cantonese
|
UK English > US English
|
|
Hungary
|
UK English
|
US English
|
|
Iceland
|
UK English
|
US English
|
|
India
|
UK English
|
US English
|
|
Italy
|
Italian
|
UK English > US English
|
|
Japan (Japanese)
|
Japanese
|
US English > UK English
|
|
Japan
|
US English
|
UK English > US English
|
|
Korea
|
UK English
|
UK English > US English
|
|
Kuwait
|
Arabic[1]
|
UK English > US English
|
|
Malaysia
|
UK English
|
US English
|
|
Mediterranean
|
Hebrew
|
UK English > US English
|
|
Mexico
|
Latin Spanish
|
Spanish > UK English > US English
|
|
Morocco
|
French
|
French > UK English > US English
|
|
Netherlands
|
Dutch
|
UK English > US English
|
|
New Zealand (UK English)
|
UK English
|
UK English > US English
|
|
Norway
|
Norwegian
|
UK English > US English
|
|
Oman
|
Arabic[1]
|
UK English > US English
|
|
Pakistan
|
UK English
|
UK English > US English
|
|
Peru
|
Latin Spanish
|
Spanish > UK English
|
|
Philippines
|
US English
|
UK English
|
|
Poland
|
Polish
|
UK English > US English
|
|
Portugal
|
Portuguese
|
UK English > US English
|
|
Qatar
|
Arabic[1]
|
UK English > US English
|
|
Russia
|
Russian
|
UK English > US English
|
|
Saudi Arabia
|
UK English
|
US English
|
|
Singapore
|
UK English
|
US English
|
|
South Africa
|
UK English
|
US English
|
|
Spain
|
Spanish
|
Latin Spanish > UK English > US English
|
|
Sweden
|
Swedish
|
UK English > US English
|
|
Switzerland
|
French
|
UK English
|
|
Switzerland
|
German
|
UK English > US English
|
|
Switzerland
|
Italian
|
UK English > US English
|
|
Taiwan
|
Mandarin
|
UK English > US English
|
|
Turkey
|
Turkish
|
UK English > US English
|
|
United Arab Emirates
|
UK English
|
US English
|
|
United Kingdom
|
UK English
|
US English
|
|
United States
|
US English
|
UK English
|
|
Venezuela
|
Latin Spanish
|
Spanish > US English
|
Note:
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The Arabic prompt set is only supported on systems running in Basic Edition modes.
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