As to the intercom calls, the machine will seamlessly integrate with the distinctive-ring intercom operation: it will count a complete sequence of room intercom rings as one single ring, and will only pick up the call after the 4th sequence of rings should the called up person not answer the call.

When  users get back home, they can either read received messages right off the voice mail machine or from the privacy of their own bedroom via handset. The user makes a call to the machine, and dials the remote access code to his individual mailbox after the machine picks up the call. Thereafter he/she will operate the machine as per remote commands inherent to the machine, which in many cases are helpful voice prompts. 

You may screen incoming phone calls by listening from your handset to the remote caller leaving a message and pick up the call on the spot should you decide to answer the call. You may transfer to the machine calls  that are directed to an absent party so the remote caller leave a recorded message.

If you have an exterior doorphone station for guest attendance, you may have the machine answer as well the doorphone calls from eventual guests while you are away. This is also possible with the Controllers showcased as door entry systems.

Yet if you prefer your answering machine not to interact at all with the intercom system, that is also simple to do with the Ennovah Controllers. Once that is set, the machine will not pick up on intercom calls and will not be accessible from handsets while remaining fully able to answer all incoming phone calls.