ATT DEFINITY Communications System Generic 3 Instructions Manual

Look Ahead Interflow
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nAttendant Control of Trunk Group Access
Calls will not route over a trunk with Attendant Control of Trunk Group 
Access set.
nAuthorization Codes
Authorization Codes must not be required for interflow routing. The FRL 
assigned to the VDN should be high enough so that the route desired for 
routing interflow c alls c an b e used without requiring an Authorization Code 
entry. If a route choice is encountered that requires a higher FRL, the 
interflow is...

Feature Descriptions
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nDID 
The Look Ahead Interflow routing over ISDN-PRI facilities can enter the 
receiving switch on a ‘‘DID’’ basis. That is, a destination extension address 
(a VDN) is included in the ISDN SETUP m e s sa g e  in the  Called Number 
information element.
nLook Ahead EAS Interflow o perates as described in this section for EAS 
and non-EAS environments.
nFRL and TCMs
The FRL for interflow over ARS/AAR route choices is assigned to the 
original VDN used for...

Look Ahead Interflow
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1. An incoming record with the VDN as the called number and the 
duration as the time since answer supervision was provided to the 
incoming trunk.
2. An outgoing record containing the incoming trunk information as 
the calling number and the dialed d i gits and the outgoing trunk 
information as the called number.
The sending of a Look Ahead Interflow information element is counted 
toward Message Associated User-to-User Information (MA-UUI) counts.
nCDR...

Feature Descriptions
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Administration
For full functionality, this feature requires the ISDN-PRI, Call Vectoring and Look 
Ahead Interflow o ptions to be enabled at both the sending and receiving 
switches.
Private network ISDN implementations require Private Network access software 
in the sending and receiving switches. If the destination number is specified as a 
10-digit public number, then ARS software could be used; otherwise, Private 
Network access software would be...

Loudspeaker Paging Access
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Loudspeaker Paging Access
Feature Availability
This feature is available with all Generic 3 releases.
Description
Provides attendants and voice terminal users dial access to voice p aging 
equipment.
As many as nine individual p a ging zones can be provided by the system. (A 
zone is the location of the loudspeakers, for example, conference rooms, 
warehouses, or storerooms.)  In addition, one zone can be provided by the 
system to activate all zones...

Feature Descriptions
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nPagePac 50/100/200
This system provides up to 24 p aging zones. Ad d itional hardware is 
available to provide music and/or talkb ack over the paging system.
PagePac equipment is also easy to use. A user simply dials the extension 
number (PagePac 50/100/200 only) or trunk access code assigned to the 
PagePac system. This connects the user to the PagePac equipment. If there is 
only one p a ging zone, the user then uses the handset of the voice terminal...

Loudspeaker Paging Access
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access a particular zone. The system, however, immediately plays the chime 
code once a connection is esta blished.
Administration
Loudspeaker Paging Access is administered by the System Manager.  The 
following items require administration:
nThe “ Deluxe Paging” and “Call Park Timeout to Originator” field on the 
Feature Related System Parameters screen must be a dministered as no.
nLoudspeaker Paging Access buttons are assigned through the Attendant...

Feature Descriptions
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Loudspeaker Paging Access — Deluxe
Feature Availability
This feature is available with all Generic 3 releases.
Description
Provides attendants and voice terminal users with inte grated dial access to voice 
paging equipment and Call Park capabilities.
When Loudspeaker Paging Access — Deluxe (also called Deluxe Paging in the 
remainder of this description) is activated, the call is automatically parked. The 
Call Park feature d oes not have to be activated...

Loudspeaker Paging Access — Deluxe
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PagePac Paging
In a ddition to, or instead of the system loudspeaker paging equipment, a 
PagePac  paging system can be used. A PagePac p aging system has a distinct 
advantage over the switch p aging system in that a PagePac system requires only 
one port on one circ uit pac k to provide as many as 39 paging zones. The switch 
p a ging system requires a separate port for each paging zone with a maximum of 
nine zones. Three different PagePac...

Feature Descriptions
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3. Dial the extension number where the call is to be parked. (Confirmation 
tone is heard and the call is temporarily parked.)
To park the call on your own extension, dial a ‘‘#’’ instead of the extension 
number.
4. Make the announcement. (The loudspeaker paging timer starts.)
5. Press the Recall button before the administered loudspeaker paging 
timeout interval expires and go on-hook. (The p aging equipment is 
released, the parked call is now waiting...