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ATT DEFINITY Generic 3 Call Vectoring/Expert Agent Instructions Manual
ATT DEFINITY Generic 3 Call Vectoring/Expert Agent Instructions Manual
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Converse Command Debugging Issue 4 September 1995 D-11 VRU time d out awaiting first digit. VRU error log/trace. VRU first digit timeout too short.Check VRU sc ript. Check converse second data delay. Inter-digit timeout too short on first prompt and collect.Check VRU sc ript. Faulty hardware. Diagnostics. Digits incomp lete.Converse data delay too short.Check administration. Faulty hardware. Diagnostics. Second set of digits is the same as the first digits passed.VRUs first prompt timed out.Check...
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Troubleshooting Vectors D-12Issue 4 September 1995 Tracking Unexpected Vector Events If you have an SAT terminal, you can display unexpected vector events. A vector event is an error that results from resource exhaustion or from faulty vector programming, rather than from a DEFI NI TY software error. For exam ple, failures involving the route-to command are usually due to an invalid extension entered by the user. By disp laying ve ctor events, you can do the following: nDiagnose and correct each...
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Tracking Unexp ected Vector Events Issue 4 September 1995 D-13 nREPORT PERIOD. This o ption allows you to s pecify a report period. This period consists of an Interval field, a From date/time stamp, and a To date/time stamp . Valid entries for the Interval field include (h)our, (d)ay, (w)eek, and (a)ll. Both stamps consist of a series of numb ers that represent a period of time, as follows: 1 through 12 (month), 1 through 31 (day), 0 through 23 (hour), 0 through 59 (minutes). If the field...
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Troubleshooting Vectors D-14Issue 4 September 1995 nEvent Data 1 is a 9- character fields that contains data in one of two formats: — /< number2> (for example, 12/5), where is the vector number associated with the vector event, and where is the step number associated with the vector event. This format is used for events to which an event type in the range of 0 through 499 is assigned. — Split (for examp le, Split 89), where is the sp lit associated number associated with the vector event. This...
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Tracking Unexp ected Vector Events Issue 4 September 1995 D-15 Table D-4. Summary of Vector Events Event Event Event Type Description Explanation 1 Call dropped; call not q ueued at stop ste p.Vector processing ended without the call being queued to a split and, as a result, the call cannot be answered. This implies that some default condition was not programme d or that the vector was designed to not always answer the call. Also, call was subsequently dropped. 2 Vector with no stepsThe call...
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Troubleshooting Vectors D-16Issue 4 September 1995 11 No announcement available During an announcement ste p, a c ollect digits step that contains an announcement, or a disconnect ste p, the announcement was not available for one of the following reasons: nAnnouncement was not recorded nAnalog announcement was busied out nIntegrated announcement board was not installed nIntegrated announcement ports were busied out nIntegrated announcement was being recorded or restored 20 Call cannot be...
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Tracking Unexp ected Vector Events Issue 4 September 1995 D-17 32 Prompting buffer overflowThe prompting digit buffer already contained the maximum of 24 digits when a d ditional dial-ahead digits were entered by the caller. These a dditional di gits are not stored. 40 Messaging step failed A messaging step failed because the Messaging Adjunct was not available. NOTE: Event types 540 and 541 may be observed for the same call at the same time. 50 Route -to step failed A route-to step failed to...
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Troubleshooting Vectors D-18Issue 4 September 1995 61 Invalid d estinationThe adjunct routing command returned digits that did not represent a valid destination. 62 Ad junct route cancelledThe adjunct routing ste p was cancelled b e cause another routing step (such as a queue-to main split step) was encountered in the vector. 63 Queue before routeThe adjunct routing command was skip ped because the call had already been queued via a queue-to main split or a c heck-backup split command. 64...
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Tracking Unexp ected Vector Events Issue 4 September 1995 D-19 90 Wait step music failed A wait-time step with music was accessed, but the music was not connected. Music may not b e administered correctly. 91 Wait step ringback failed A wait-time step with ringback was accessed, but the ringback was not connected. 100 Redirect unanswered callThe call was sent to an agent via a vector, but, due to the Redirection on No Answer (RONA) feature, the call was redirected from the ringing agent. 101...
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Troubleshooting Vectors D-20Issue 4 September 1995 125 Data return no digits On a converse-on step, the converse agent activated data return b ut d i d not return any digits. 126 Data return timeout On a converse-on step, the converse agent activated data return b ut timed out while waiting to return digits. Vector processing continued at the next vector step. 140 Coverage conference deniedCoverage to a VDN in a coverage path was denied because more than one party was active on the call. 150...