ATT DEFINITY Communications System Generic 3 Instructions Manual

Attendant Room Status
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Administration
Attendant Console Form
The OCC-ROOM an d MAID-STA T buttons must b e administered on the ‘Attendant 
Console’ form.
System-Parameters Customer-Options Form
The “ Enhanced Hosp itality”  field must be enabled on the ‘System-Parameters 
Customer-Options’ form. Note that this field cannot be enabled unless the G3 
version is V3 or later. The Hospitality option must be enabled on the 
‘System-Parameters Customer-Options’ form before you can...

Feature Descriptions
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Attendant Serial Calling
Feature Availability
This feature is available with all G3 releases.
Description
The Attendant Serial Calling feature enables the attendant to transfer trunk calls 
that return to the same attendant position after the called party hangs up. The 
returned call may then be transferred to another station within the switch and this 
can continue to recur. This feature is particularly useful if trunks are scarce and 
Direct Inward...

Attendant Serial Callin g
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nPriority Queue: A special priority exists for serialized calls.
nCDR/Call Charging: CDR/Call Charging must consider that a single 
outgoing trunk call may have to be broken up and charged to the d ifferent 
parties that dealt with the call.
nThe Attendant Serial Calling feature only works in a DCS environment if 
the attendant who is activating the Attendant Serial Calling feature 
resides on the same node as the trunk that the attendant is currently...

Feature Descriptions
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Audible Message Waiting
Feature Availability
Audible Message Waiting is available with Generic 3rV1 and all Generic V2 and 
later releases.  However, this feature may not be applicable in countries that 
restrict the characteristics of dial tones provided to users.
Description
Audible Message Waiting is typically, but not necessarily, used on voice 
terminals without message waiting lights. (Often these are analog terminals.) The 
feature places a stutter...

Audio Information Exchange (AUDIX) Interface
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Audio Information Exchange (AUDIX) 
Interface
Description
AUDIX is a message-handling system for recording and distributing spoken 
messages or voice mail. The system contains stored voice prompts that guide 
users when creating, sending, retrieving, answering, saving, and forward ing 
spoken messages.
NOTE:
Your administrator is urged to consult the GBCS Products Security 
Handbook,
 555-025-600, for information on measures to help...

Feature Descriptions
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nPassword and List Administration — Change user’s personal AUDIX 
password and create, modify, review, or delete mailing lists.
nAUDIX Networking — Send and receive network messages, status 
information, and administrative u pdate information to and from other 
members of the AUDIX product family.
NOTE:
Two types of networking are available: Audio Message Interchange 
Specification (AMIS) analog networking and d igital networking. AMIS 
networking is...

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nAMIS Analog Networking, 585-300-512
nA Portable  Guide for Voice Messaging, 585-300-701
nVoice Messaging Quick Reference, 585-300-702
nVoice Messaging Subscriber Document Artwork, 585-300-703
nVoice Messaging Wallet Card, 585-300-704
nAUDIX Business Card Sticker, 585-304-705
nDEFI NI TY AUDIX System  Maintenance, 585-300-110
nDEFI NI TY AUDIX System Announcement Customization, 585-300-516
For details on DEFI NIT Y AU DIX , refer to...

Feature Descriptions
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nAUDIX Networking, 585-300-903
nPlanning for DEFINITY AUDIX System, 585-300-904
nAUDIX System  Desc rip tion, 585-305-201
nAUDIX Training Tape, 585-300-050
nAUDIX Upgrade Instructions, 585-302-108
nSwitch Ad ministration for AUDIX Voice Messaging, 585-305-505
Refer to the 
AUDIX Documentation Guide, 585-300-010, for the latest issue 
numbers and release-specific information.
Security Measures
Fraudulent long-distance calls may be placed through your voice...

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nFor DEFINITY AUDIX only:
— The administrator determines whether to allow transfer only to 
another AUDIX subscriber or to any extension of the correct 
extension length (that is, the number of digits for extensions 
administered through the DEFI NI TY switch.) For example, you may 
be configured to support the four-digit plan, the five-digit plan, etc. 
The most secure ap proach, which is the default, is to only allow 
transfers to...

Feature Descriptions
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Interactions
The following features interact with the AUDIX Interface feature.
NOTE:
For further details about features that interact with an external AUDIX 
system, see the 
AUDIX Feature Desc riptions, 585-305-203; for further 
details about features that interact with the DEFI NI TY AUDIX system, see 
the 
DE FI NITY  A UDI X System Feature Descriptions, 585-300-206.
nAbbreviated Dialing (For AUDIX only)
The FAC for Transfer Into AUDIX may b e...