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Automatic Route Selection (ARS)
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Hardware and Software Requirements
ARS may b e used on a stand-alone system or may b e an integral part of a private 
network. No ad ditional hardware is required for a stand-alone system. 
A private network may require a dditional tie trunks and tone d etector circuit 
packs such as TN744C-Tone Detector/Call Classifier, TN748C-Tone Detector, 
TN420C-Tone Detector, or TN2182-Tone Clock/Detector/Generator. TN420C, 
TN744C, and TN2182 support...

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Feature Descriptions
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Automatic Transmission 
Measurement System (ATMS)
Feature Availability
Automatic Transmission Measurement System is available with Generic 3rV1 and 
all Generic V2 and later releases.
Description
The Automatic Transmission Measurement System (ATMS) provides for voice 
and data trunk facilities to be measured for satisfactory transmission 
performance. The  performance of the trunks are evaluate d according to 
measurements produced by a series of analog...

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Automatic Transmission Measurement System (ATMS)
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Considerations
The number of pages generated for each report are dependent upon the 
selection criteria and the number of outgoing trunks in the system. Approximately 
10 measurements can be listed per page on the G3-MT screen or about 50 
measurements can be listed on a printer.
The entire set of measurements for all test cases is usually be polled by an 
adjunct for historical reporting. By default all measurements are...

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Feature Descriptions
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Interactions
The report interacts with the trunk threshold values d efined on the ‘Trunk Grou p’ 
form. The marginal values defined on that form are used to highlight 
measurements on the G3-MT report which are out of tolerance. The 
unacceptable values are used to identify (by blinking) the trunk members on the 
G3-MT report which are unusable. These mechanisms help a user to quickly 
identify out of tolerance or unusable trunks.
Administration
The...

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Automatic Wakeup
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Automatic Wakeup
Feature Availability
Automatic Wakeup is available with all Generic 3 releases.
Description
Allows attendants, front desk users, and guests to request that a wakeup call be 
placed automatically to a certain extension number at a later time.  Wakeup 
requests may be placed from five minutes to 23 hours and 55 minutes in 
advance of the wakeup call.
When a wakeup call is placed and answered, the system can p rovide a recorded 
announcement,...

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Feature Descriptions
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the required information, and military and standard time are accepted. 
The user must dial the Automatic Wakeup FAC again to change or delete 
a wakeup request.
If invalid entries are made, a standard message is generated to notify the 
user of the error. The system then repeats the original prompt for input.  If 
an invalid input occurs on the second try, the system informs the user to 
dial the attendant for assistance.
nDisplay Prompting
Display p...

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Automatic Wakeup
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nCall Is Answered — When a wakeup call is answered, the guest hears 
music, a recorded announcement (from the Speech Synthesis  circuit 
pack, the Audichron® Recorder/Announcer, the TN750B circuit pack, or 
silence, according to system a dministration.
nSystem Reset — Indicates that a system reset level 1 or system reset level 
2 occurred while the system attempted to place the wakeup call. Calls 
affected by these conditions are treated as other wakeup...

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Feature Descriptions
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— Move To — The wakeup request for this room has been moved to 
another room. This event occurs when the PMS sends a room 
change message.
— Move From 
— The wakeup request for another room has been 
moved from that room to this room. This event o c curs when the 
PMS sends a room change message.
— Move-Cancel 
— A wakeup request from another room has 
replaced the request for this room. This event occurs when the PMS 
sends a room change request.
— Swap...

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Automatic Wakeup
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announcement types other than Automatic Wakeup. This type of announcement 
operated similarly to the Audichron adjunct; however, it offers a less costly 
solution to voice-synthesized announcements because it is part of the existing 
system. The integrated type enables several new features, including multiple 
announcements.
The ability to use multiple announcements provides the benefit of having 
customized announcements for d ifferent purposes. For example,...

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Feature Descriptions
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nVerification of Wakeup Announcements — A special access code can b e 
administered for the attendant or front desk users to verify that wakeup 
announcements are operating properly.
nIf an announcement resource is not available or is not operating properly 
when a wakeup call is placed, the user still receives the call but hears 
silence instead of an announcement.
nA time  change entered at Management Terminal may cause some calls to 
be skipped.  Moving...
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