ATT DEFINITY Communications System Generic 3 Instructions Manual

Do Not Disturb
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If invalid entries are made (such as 32 for the deactivate time) or if system 
conditions (such as all voice synthesis ports busy) prevent entry of a Do 
Not Disturb request, the system informs the user to dial the attendant or 
front desk assistance.
nButton Access
If a voice terminal has a Do Not Disturb button, the user can press the 
assigned button to activate the feature. The handset may be on-hook or 
off-hook; voice prompting is not required. The user...

Feature Descriptions
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nDo Not Disturb Status Report — This report lists all extension numbers 
with Do Not Disturb active.  The specified Do Not Disturb deactivate time 
for each extension numb er is also listed.
nDo Not Disturb Plus COR Status Report — This report lists all extension 
numbers as defined above, plus a list of those extension numbers whose 
Controlled Restriction level is Termination Restriction.  (Termination 
Restriction is activated by the attendant for a...

Do Not Disturb
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nCall Forwarding All Calls
If Do Not Disturb  is active at the forwarding extension, the caller will 
receive intercept treatment. If Do Not Disturb  is active at the forwarded-to 
extension, the call alerts the forwarded-to extension.
nControlled Restriction
When a station has total controlled restriction, it cannot receive or place 
any calls. However, it can receive a call if another station has an auto-icom 
button pointing to the controlled restriction...

Feature Descriptions
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E1 Trunk Service
Feature Availability
This feature is available with G3i-Global, G3V2, and later releases.
Description
Provides the same service as DS1 Trunk Service at 2.048 mb ps rate and with 32 
channels. See the DS1 Trunk Service feature. 

EIA Interface
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EIA Interface
Feature Availability
This feature is available with all Generic 3 releases.
Description
Provides an alternative for host connections and analog voice terminal users who 
use simple data terminals or Personal Comp uters (PCs) which emulate simp le 
data terminals. Also for interconnection between an EIA-232 comp atible DTE and 
the system.   However, it is not for use with PCs using PC communications 
packages. The EIA Interface consists of a Data...

Feature Descriptions
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Interactions
The following features interact with the EIA Interface feature.
nData Terminal Dialing
Data Terminal (Keyboard) Dialing permission must be granted before 
Keyb oard Dialing can be accessed.
Access to ISN endpoints requires two-stage dialing, the first stage 
consisting of  dialing a hunt group extension number to access ISN, then 
the second stage consisting of an ISN a d dress.
Administration
EIA Interface support is assigned on a per-data...

EIA Interface
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nDial Echoing — Can be set to echo typed characters back to the DTE 
during dialing.
nDisconnect — Set the signal to indicate disconnect. Choices are one 
break greater than two seconds or two breaks within one second.
nAnswer Text — Can b e selected when DTE is an intelligent device to allow 
text messages to be delivered to the DTE from the system when a call is 
being answered; also, applies to text generated b y the data line circuit. 
The following call...

Feature Descriptions
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Emergency Access to the Attendant
Feature Availability
This feature is available with all Generic 3 releases.
Description
Provides for emergency calls to be placed to an attendant. These calls can be 
placed automatically by the system or c an b e d ialed b y system users. Such calls 
can receive priority handling by the attendant.
Emergency calls to the attendant can be placed in the following ways:
nAutomatically by the system
If a voice terminal has...

Emergency Access to the Attendant
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— The calling party extension number
— The number of emergency calls remaining in queue
An attendant can place a normal call on hold in order to receive an emergency 
call.
An audit record is created for each emergency call event. This record  includes 
the following:
nThe extension number and name where the call was originate d
nThe extension number of the attendant or attendant g roup that answered 
the call
nThe time the call was...

Feature Descriptions
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The emergency audit records are used to generate an Emergency Access 
A ctivity Report. This report summarizes each emergency access call that was 
attempted d uring the past 24 hours. This report can be scheduled for printing 
once a day at a designated printer. Also, if the system has a journal printer, 
Emergency Access to the Attendant events are printed as they occur.
The System Manager can monitor emergency access call events by displaying 
them at...