ATT DEFINITY Communications System Generic 3 Instructions Manual

Ad ministered Connections
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For an Ad ministered Connection that uses a trunk which has CDR 
enabled, the origination extension of the Administered Connection will be 
used as the originator of the call.
CDR is not available for access endpoints.
nSystem Measurements
Access endpoints are not measured.  All other trunks in an Administered 
Connection are measured as usual.
nTerminal Dialing
It is recommended that the terminal d ialing capability be turned off for 
data modules...

Feature Descriptions
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—Originating Address — The address of the originating end p oint is 
its local extension on the originating switch. When  this  attribute is 
changed for an active Administered Connection, the connection will 
be dropped and reestablished using the new originating address.
—Destination Address 
— The destination address is used to route 
the Administered Connection to the desired destination. When  this 
attribute is changed for an active Administered...

Ad ministered Connections
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between one and eight (with one being the highest and eight being 
the lowest). Changes to the priority attribute have no effect on an 
active Ad ministered Connection.
—Auto Restoration 
— The System Manager may specify whether an 
attempt should be made to restore an Administered Connection, 
via the ‘Auto Restoration’ feature, if the connection is dropped due 
to failure and the connection was routed over SDDN trunk(s). 
Reestablishment (retry) of...

Feature Descriptions
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—Extension — This is a unique one- to five-digit identifier, c onsistent 
with the current  dial p lan, by which this access endpoint is 
addressed.
—Port 
— This is the port a d dress of the DS1 or analog tie trunk port. 
A DS1 trunk can be used regardless of the signaling mode of the 
DS1 circuit pack.
—Name 
— This can  be any alphanumeric string (up to 10 
characters) representing a name that is useful to the customer.
—Communication Type 
— A...

Administrable Language Displays
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Administrable Language Displays
Feature Availability
This feature is available with Generic G3i-Global and all Generic V2 and later 
releases.
The user-defined display language option is only available with the Generic V2 
and later releases.
Description
There is a set of messages that appear on a DCP/ISDN-BRI Station/Attendant 
users set that provide call related information. 
The Ad ministrable Language Displays feature allows 40-character...

Feature Descriptions
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n‘‘AUTO WAKEUP - Ext: xxxxx  Time: --:-- xM’’ (En glish)
— French - 
‘‘REVEIL AUTO. - POSTE: xxxxx HEURE: --:--’’
— Italian - ‘‘SERVIZIO SVEGLIA - Tel: xxxxx Ora: --:--’’
— Spanish - ‘‘DESPERT AUTOMA - EXT: xxxxx HORA: --:--’’
n‘‘I NVA LI D E XT ENSI ON  -  TRY  A G AI N’’ (English)
— French - 
‘‘NUMERO DE POSTE EST ERRONE - REESSAYER’’
— Italian - ‘‘NUMERO ERRATO  -  RIPETERE’’
— Spanish - ‘‘ EX TENS IO N  N O  V ALIDO - INTENTE  DE  N U EVO ’’
n‘‘WAKEUP...

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— French - ‘‘APPEL DE REVEIL’’
— Italian - ‘‘Serv. Sveglia’’
— Spanish - ‘‘Despierte’’
ASAI
The following display is associated with the CallVisor Adjunct/Switch 
Applications Interface (ASAI) feature.
n‘‘You have adjunct messages’’ (English)
— French  - 
‘‘MESSAGES SUPPLEMENTAIRES’’
— Italian - ‘‘MESSAGGI AGGIUNTIVI’’
— Spanish - ‘‘TIENE MENSAJES ADICIONALES’’
Busy Verification of Stations and Trunks
Table 3-2 lists the disp lays associated with...

Feature Descriptions
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Call Detail Record
The following display is associated with the Call Detail Record ing (CDR) 
feature.
n‘‘CDR OVERLOAD’’ (English)
— French  - 
‘‘S UR CHA RG E EDA ’’
— Italian - ‘‘S VR ACCA RI CO  DA C’’
— Spanish - ‘‘ SO BR ECAR G A DA T’’
Call Progress Feedback
Table 3-3 lists the call progress displays.
Table 3-3. Call Progress Feedback Displays
‘‘English Display’’ 
(stands for)‘‘French Display’’ 
(stands for)‘‘Italian Display’’ 
(stands for)‘‘Spanish...

Administrable Language Displays
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Class of Restriction
Table 3-4 lists displays associated with the Class of Restriction (COR) feature.
Date/Time Mode and Formats
The following displays are associate d with the ‘Date & Time’ feature.
If the time is 
not available:
nEnglish - ‘ ‘SO RR Y, TIM E UNA VAI LA BLE NOW ’ ’
nFrench  - ‘‘HEURE ET DATE INDISPONIBLES’’
nItalian - ‘‘ORA E DATA TEMP. NON DISPONIBILI’’
nSpanish - ‘‘HORA Y FECHA  NO  DISPONIBLES AHORA’’
If the time is available,...

Feature Descriptions
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Screen 3-2. Date/Time Mode and Formats — French, Italian, 
Spanish, or User-Defined
Table 3-5 lists the d ays of the week format.
Table 3-5. Days of the Week Format
‘‘English Display’’ ‘‘French Display’’ ‘‘Italian Display’’ ‘‘Spanish Display’’
‘‘SUNDAY’’ ‘‘DIMANCHE’’ ‘‘DOMENICA’’ ‘‘DOMINGO’’
‘‘MONDAY’’ ‘‘LUNDI’’ ‘‘LUNEDI’’ ‘‘LUNES’’
‘‘TUESDAY’’‘‘MARDI’’ ‘‘MARTEDI’’ ‘‘MARTES’ ’
‘‘WEDNESDAY’’ ‘‘MERCREDI’’ ‘‘MERCOLEDI’’ ‘‘MIERCOLES’’
‘‘THURSDAY’’ ‘‘JEUDI’’...