ATT System 25 Administration Manual

							To disable DGC queuing:NOTE: This item is for data DGC groups only.
1     At 
Action = , enter 2.
2     At 
Data =, enter 1 for yes or 0 for no.
The default is 0.
To assign the VMS
Message Waiting
indication receiver:1     At 
Action =, enter 3.
2     At 
Data =, enter the PDC of the station you are
designating as the VMS Message Waiting indication
receiver, or enter 0 for none.
To list stations in a1     At 
Action =, enter 11.
DGC group:
2     To continue the list, enter C. (The PDC or DDC is
printed.)
To add a station to a1     At 
Action =, enter 12
DGC group:
2     At 
Data =, enter the PDC or DDC of the station you are
adding to the group. The maximum is 20 stations per
group.
To delete a DGC group1     At Action =, enter 13.
member:
2     At 
Data =, enter the PDC or DDC of the station you are
deleting.
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							Display Support
To assign or remove a1     At 
Action =, enter 14.
DGC group’s display ID:
2     At 
Data =, enter the DGC group’s name (up to 11 characters,
enclosed in double quotes), or enter ” ” to remove a name.
Delay Announcement
System 25 can support up to 32 delay announcement machines, each of which can be assigned to
one or more DGC groups on a per group basis. In addition, you can specify a length of time after
which an incoming call will receive the delay announcement.
NOTE: Before translating the following items, you must assign a PDC to the requested delay
announcement machine port. For more information, see Section 6, “Auxiliary Equipment”.
To assign a Delay1     At 
Menu =, enter 6.
Announcement machine
to a DGC group:2     At 
DGC =, enter the DGC group number, from 1 - 32.
3     At 
Data =, enter Delay Announcement machine PDC.
4     At 
Action =, enter 20.
5     At 
Data =, enter DA machine PDC.
To specify an interval of1     At 
Menu =, enter 6.
time before unanswered
DGC calls are sent to a2     At 
DGC =, enter the DGC group number, from 1 - 32.
Delay Announcement3     At 
Data =, enter the DGC group number.
machine or button
4     At 
Action =, enter 21.appearance:5     At Data =, enter amount of time from 1 - 255 seconds. The
default is 20 seconds.
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							Night Service Trunks
To display DGC Night1     At Menu =, enter 6.
Service Trunks associated
2     At DGC =, enter the DGC group number, from 1 - 32.
with this DGC group:
3     At Action =, enter 51.
4     At Data =, enter C to continue displaying trunk directory
numbers.
To assign a Night Service1     At Menu =, enter 6.
Trunk to this DGC group:
2     At DGC =, enter the DGC group number, from 1 - 32.
3     At Action =, enter 52.
4     At Data =, enter a 4-digit trunk number.
To delete a Night Service1     At Menu =, enter 6.
Trunk from this DGC
2     At DGC =, enter the DGC group number, from 1 - 32.
group:
3     At Action =, enter 53.
4     At Data =, enter a 4-digit trunk number.
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							Administering Automatic Route Selection
The procedures in this section show you how to define Automatic Route Selection (ARS)
patterns and lists. If you do not define these patterns and lists, then ARS calls will be routed
over the local CO facility. For more information about making ARS choices, see the
Reference Manual.
To administer ARS, begin1     From the Main Menu prompt, enter 11.
with step 1:
To assign ARS access
code:
To assign ARS pattern forNOTE: This dial code accesses ARS routing.
1     At 
Action =, enter 401.
2     At 
Data =, enter the ARS access code. The default is 9.
1     At 
Action =, enter 402.
international dialing:
2     At 
Data =, enter the routing pattern to be used for
international dialing. The default is 0 (none).
To assign emergency
telephone numbers:Up to three 7-digit emergency telephone numbers may be
assigned. ARS calls to these numbers are routed over the
local CO facility.
CAUTION: When placing emergency calls, it is necessary to
explain the reason for the call to the dispatcher before hanging
up. Any test calls to emergency numbers must be placed
during off-peak hours.
1     At 
Action =, enter 601, 602, or 603.
2     At 
Data =, enter the emergency telephone number.
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							Automatic Route Selection Patterns
The next set of procedures tells you how to assign routing patterns for “A” and “B”
subpatterns. Each subpattern consists of a set of routes and associated FRL plus Direct
Distance Dialing (DDD) overflow authorization with an associated FRL. The information
required for subpatterns A and B is similar except that start times and stop times are
associated only with A subpatterns.
NOTE: If you change a routing pattern, the associated route FRL does not remain at its
previous value, but reverts to 0. Therefore, you need to reenter the FRL of any route you
change.
Define Subpattern A
Actions 100, 101, 102, and 110 through 141 define the routing patterns (1 through 8) for the
A (prime time) subpatterns.
n     Action 100 defines the pattern number.
n     Action 101 sets the start time for subpattern A.
n     Action 102 sets the stop time for subpattern A.
n     Each pattern, 1 through 8, has its own start and stop times.
The following sequence of Action=/Data= pairs can be administered eight times to establish
eight subpatterns (1A through 8A).
To assign a pattern
1     At 
Action =, enter 100.
number:
2     At 
Data =, enter a pattern number, 1-8.
To assign a start time for
1     At 
Action =, enter 101. †
subpattern A:
2     At 
Data =, enter the start time in the form HOUR,
MINUTES (HHMM).
†   Action = 100 must be entered first.
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							To assign a stop time for
subpattern A:1     At Action =, enter 102. †
2     At 
Data =, enter the stop time in the form HOUR,
MINUTES (HHMM).
To assign Route 1 for1     At 
Action =, enter 110. †
subpattern A:
2     At 
Data =, enter a Facility Access Code (FAC) or Virtual
Facility Code (VFC).
To assign Facility
Restriction Level (FRL)
for subpattern A, Route
1:
1     At Action =, enter 111. †
2     At 
Data =, enter an FRL from 0-3.
To assign Route 2 for1     At 
Action =, enter 120. †
subpattern A:
2     At 
Data =, enter an FAC or VFC.
To assign an FRL for
subpattern A, Route 2:1     At 
Action =, enter 121. †
2     At 
Data =, enter an FRL, 0-3.
To assign Route 3 for1     At 
Action =, enter 130. †
subpattern A:
2     At 
Data =, enter an FAC or VFC.
†   Action = 100 must be entered first.
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							To assign an FRL for
subpattern A, Route 3:1     At Action =, enter 131. †
2     At 
Data =, enter an FRL.
To allow subpattern A to
overflow to DDD:1     At 
Action =, enter 140. †
2     At 
Data =, enter 1 for yes or 0 for no.
The default is 0,
To assign an FRL for
DDD overflow:1     At 
Action =, enter 141. †
2     At 
Data =, enter an FRL, 0-3.
Define Subpattern B
Actions 200 and 210 through 241 define the routing patterns (1 through 8) for the “B”
subpatterns. These patterns are analogous to those assigned in the preceding section.
To enter a pattern
1     At 
Action =, enter 200.
number:2     At Data =, enter a pattern number, 1 - 8.
To assign Route 1 for
subpattern B:1     At 
Action =, enter 210. ‡
2     At 
Data =, enter an FAC or VFC.
†   Action = 100 must be entered first.
‡   Action = 200 must be entered first.
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							To assign an FRL for
subpattern B, Route
1:
1     At Action =, enter 211. †
2     At 
Data =, enter an FRL, 0 - 3.
To assign Route 2 for
subpattern B:1     At 
Action =, enter 220. †
2     At 
Data =, enter an FAC or WC.
To assign an FRL for
subpattern B, Route 2:1     At 
Action =, enter 221. †
2     At 
Data =, enter an FRL, 0 - 3.
To assign Route 3 for
subpattern B:1     At 
Action =, enter 230. †
2     At 
Data =, enter an FAC or WC.
To assign an FRL for
subpattern B, Route 3:1     At 
Action =, enter 231. †
2     At 
Data =, enter an FRL, 0 - 3.
To allow subpattern B
to overflow to DDD:1     At 
Action =, enter 240. †
2     At 
Data =, enter 1 for yes or 0 for no.
The default is 0.
†   Action = 200 must be entered first.
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							To assign an FRL for1     At Action =, enter 241. †
DDD overflow:
2     At 
Data =, enter an FRL, 0 - 3.
Remaining ARS Patterns
Now return to “Automatic Route Selection Patterns” and define patterns 2 through 8 following the
previous procedures.
Area Code Routing Table
All North American area codes are assigned to routing pattern 1 by default, except area codes
N00, N10 and N[2-9][X], which default to 0.
To assign a different1     At 
Action =, enter 300.
routing pattern to an
area code:2     At Data =, enter the area code.
3     You see the prompt, 
Action = 301.
4     At Data =, enter a routing pattern (1- 8), or 0 for no
pattern (CO routing). The default is 1.
NOTE: The Home Area code routing pattern is assigned by
first administering the Action=30/Data=[Area Code] under
Main Menu item 4 (System) and then administering the
Action=300 Data=[Home Area Code] and Action=301
Data=[Pattern Number] items.
NOTE: The default routing pattern for new area codes is 0 .
X11 Central Office Exchanges
To assign a pattern to1     At Action =, enter 900.
an X11 code (X = 0-9):
2     At 
Data =, enter the X11 code to which you are assigning a
pattern.
3     You see the prompt, Action = 901.
4     At Data =, enter the ARS pattern number to route these X11
calls (1 - 8). If this X11 code is followed by four other
digits [X11-xxxx]), then enter 0. All X11 codes default to
pattern 1.
†   Action = 200 must be entered first.
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							Home Area Code Exception List
NOTE: There can be as many as four exception lists. The maximum number of entries for all lists
combined is 800. You can have up to eight 7-digit telephone numbers in these Home Area Code
(HAC) Exception Lists.
Enter Home Area code1     At 
Action =, enter 500.
Exception List Number:
2     At 
Data =, enter a list number (1 - 4).
Enter ARS Routing1     At 
Action =, enter 501. ‡
Pattern associated with
this HAC exception list:2     At 
Data =, enter a pattern number (1 - 4).
Add Central Office1     At 
Action =, enter 512. ‡
Code to this HAC
2     At 
Data =, enter a 3-digit Central Office Code (XXX).
exception list:
Remove Central Office
1     At 
Action =, enter 513. ‡
Code from this HAC
exception list:2     At 
Data =, enter a 3-digit Central Office Code (XXX).
Display Central Office
Codes on this HAC
exception list:1     At 
Action =, enter 511. ‡
2     Enter C to continue the list.
‡   Action = 500 must be entered first.
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