ATT System 25 Advanced Administration User Guide

							TABLE 16-20 High Density Circuit Administration (Menu=3)
ACTION
DESCRIPTIONDATA
1
Board type[746=TN746/767=TN767]
2Error reporting enable[1=enable/0=disable]
3Line compensation
[Select 1-5]
4Zero code compression[0=ZCS/1=B8ZS]
5Framing mode
[0=D4/1=ESF]
6Signaling mode[0=Robbed bit/1=Common Channel]
8Red alarm activation time
[0=3 sec./1=10 sec.]
TABLE 16-21 System Administration (Menu=4)
ACTIONDESCRIPTIONDATA
3
Assign the number of rings before[Number of rings; 5]
unanswered calls extended by Attendant
return to the console (1-31)
4
Force DID calls to unassigned DID
[1=Y/0=N]
numbers to ring at attendant console
5Force calls to FPDCs that are not logged in
[1=Y/0=N]
anywhere to ring at the attendant console
6
Assign the number of seconds before a[Number of seconds; 30]
camped-on call returns to the attendant
console (1-120)
8
Number of seconds before Park return[0-240; 120]
11-18
Assign the eight PDCs that are used to[Pseudo-PDCs;
access calls parked by the Attendant. Data800-807]
will be pseudo-PDC or 0 for none.
25Assign a speed dialing access code[100-189]
26
Assign a speed dialing number[0-9, *, #]
25
Assign a virtual facility access code[190-199]
26
Assign a virtual facility number[0-9, *, #]
27
Allow dial access to this virtual facility
[1=Y/0=N]
30Enter your area code[Your area code]
31Allow toll restricted station to make toll
[1=Y/0=N]
calls within your area code
32
Is the 1 prefix required to dial outside
[1=Y/0=N]
your area code?*
33
Is the 1 prefix required to dial toll calls
[1=Y/0=N]
within your area code?*
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* This action is not applicable for 10 digit dialing when ACTION = 37 is set to DATA = 1.
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							TABLE 16-21 System Administration (Menu=4) (continued)
ACTIONDESCRIPTIONDATA
34Toll restrict calls made over inter-PBX[1-9; 0 for none]
trunks (805) starting with one digit
35Specify the number of digits in the IXC[0 = 5 digits,
code1 = 5 or 7 digits,
2 = 7 digits]
36Identify the INPA status for toll restriction[ 0= non-INPA,
checking1 = INPA]
37Specify type of dialing plan for Home Area[0= 7-digit dialing,
Code calls
1 = 10-digit dialing]
38Specify the number of digits used for[0 = 13 digits,
international dialing1 = 15 digits]
40Provide Coverage ringing on internal calls[1=Y/0=N]
41Specify the number of rings before calls are[0-31; 2]
sent to Coverage or call following calls
return to their home station
50Set time of day[HHMM]
51Set the date[MMDDYY]
52Allow SMDR records to be sent to the[1=Y/0=N]
SMDR port
53Minimum length of calls that will be[10-255; 40]
recorded by SMDR (seconds)
60Specify the modem request code[1-9999; 820]
61Does the receiver respond to remote loop[1=Y/0=N]
62Disconnect on loss of carrier[1=Y/0=N]
63Are pins CF and CB common[1=Y/0=N]
64Disconnect on received space[1=Y/0=N]
65Should the system send a space character[1=Y/0=N]
on disconnect
68Enable dial tone for incoming tie trunks?[1=Y/0=N]
69Allow trunk-to-trunk transfer for incoming[1=Y/0=N]
Loop Start trunks?
70Should maintenance busy of GS trunks be[1=Y/0=N]
blocked?
71Assign the CO trunk pool access code[1-9999]
72Set the number of DID digits used to[21; 0 for none; 3]
match against station PDCs
73Assign the number of account code digits[0-15; 15]
74Display/change expert mode prompt (up[“Command: ”]
to 9 printable characters)
75Change administration password (up to 8[“8 characters or less”]
printable characters, no spaces allowed,
display always shows “????????”)
76Change display ID for “PDC 0“ (up to 11[“ATTENDANT”]
printable ASCII characters)
77Change/remove display ID for DID trunks[“11 characters or less”
(up to 11 printable ASCII characters)or “ ” to remove;
“OUTSIDE”]
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							TABLE 16-21 System Administration (Menu=4) (continued)
ACTIONDESCRIPTIONDATA
78Change/remove display for unassigned[“11 characters or less”
DID numbers (up to 11 printable ASCIIor “ “ to remove;
characters)‘NO DID IN’]
80Maintenance-busy for TIE trunks[0=enable/1=disable]
81Switched Loop Attendant system: Audible[1=Y/0=N]
tone at expiration of hold timer?
83Switched Loop Attendant system: Length[10-255; 20]
of hold timer (seconds)
84Switched Loop Attendant system: DID[PDC]
access code to receive “0” treatment (PDC
format; no leading zeros, cannot exist in
system number plan prior to this)
85Switched Loop Attendant system: Enable[1=Y/0=N]
automatic hold feature?
86Switched Loop Attendant system: Should[1=Y/0=N]
calls return to the common queue after
second hold timer expires?
87Single-position Switched Loop Attendant[PDC]
system: PDC of multiline station serving as
coverage when the attendant is in POS
BUSY mode (PDC/station must already
exist)
88For Switched Loop Attendant System[1=1st Att.,
ONLY: Specify SLAC attendant (1st or2=2nd Att.]
2nd) for Action 89, below.
89Should this SLAC attendant (specified in[1=Y/0=N]
Action 88) receive a single-ring reminder
whenever a new call enters the queue?
90Dual-position Switched Loop Attendant[0=neither,
system: Which attendant should take on
1=1st Att.,
default message center-like characteristics?2=2nd Att.]
(see Table 16-23)
91Switched Loop Attendant system: Enter[1-8; see Table 16-22]
call type code:
92Switched Loop Attendant system, Must[0-7; 4, 0=calls
have selected call type via Action 91: Enterdisallowed/ or
call type priority:1=highest priority,
7=lowest priority]
93Switched Loop Attendant system, Must0-3; see Tables 16-22 &
have selected call type via Action 91, (If16-23; 0=either Att.,
call type codes 2 and 6: NOT1=1st Att., 2=2nd
ADMINISTRABLE) Which attendant
Att., 3=originating
should receive this type call?attendant (for call type
8 only)]
96VMS disconnect forward disconnect for[0=VP1/1=VP4]
VP4*; or # #99 disconnect message for VP1
* VP4=900 msec forward disconnect
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							TABLE 16-21 System Administration (Menu=4) (continued)
ACTIONDESCRIPTIONDATA
100
For Callback Queuing: Enter the[0 64; 64]
maximum queue size for outgoing
facilities:
101
For Callback Queuing: Enter the maximum[0 64; 64]
queue size for internal facilities:
102
For Callback Queuing: Enter the minimum[0-120; 30]
time (in seconds) between callback retries
for internal facilities
103
For Callback Queuing: Enter the minimum[0-120; 30]
time (in seconds) between callback retries
for outgoing facilities
110
For Remote Access: Enable barrier codes?
[1=Y/0=N]
111
Assign DID remote access digits[PDC; 0]
113
Assign the remote Facility Restriction Level[0-3; 3]
(FRL)
114
Assign the remote toll restriction class[1~; 0 for none]
115
Assign remote total outward restriction[1=Y; 0=N]
116
Assign remote CO pool dial restriction
[1=Y/0=N]
117
Assign remote other pools dial restriction[1=Y/0=N]
119
Assign the number of barrier code digits to[5 through 15; 5]
be used: 5 through 15 digits*
120Assign a barrier code number for remote[1-161]
access
121
Assign barrier code digits (5 through 15[5 through 15
digits; 0-9, *, #)digits or 0 to
remove]
122
Assign barrier code’s FRL[0-3; 3]
123
Assign barrier code’s toll class[11 or 0 for none]
124
Assign barrier code’s total outward
[1=Y/0=N]
restriction
125
Assign barrier code’s CO pool dial
[1=Y/0=N]
restriction
126
Assign barrier code’s “other pools” dial
[1=Y/0=N]
restriction
128
To identify SMDR terminal[0=non-CAT
1=CAT]
129
Assign remote access Night Semite backup[PDC; 0]
station
130
Assign RIMS barrier code digits (5 through[5 through 15
15 digits; 0-9, *, #)digits or 0 to
remove; 98765]
140Primary sync. source[CSS, 0]
142
Enable automatic sync. source switching
[1=enable/0=disable]
*NOTE: Whenever the barrier code size is changed, the previously entered barrier codes are
cleared.
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							TABLE 16-22 Standard Call Type Defaults
FOR SWITCHED LOOP SYSTEMS ONLY
DEFAULTDEFAULT
CALL TYPE
CODEPRIORITYATTENDANT
(Action 91)(Action 92)(Action 93)
Dial Attendant (0)140
Call Following - Logged into SLAC24
NA
Non logged in FPDC
34
0
Unassigned DID44
0
Attendant DID access code
54
0
PDC of Attendant
64NA
Coverage701-7324
0
Returning
84
0
TABLE 16-23 Message-Center-Like Call-Type Defaults (effect of Action 90)
FOR SWITCHED LOOP SYSTEMS ONLY
DEFAULT
ASSIGNED
CALL TYPECODEPRIORITYATTENDANT
(Action 91)(Action 92)(Action 93)
Non logged in FPDC
Unassigned DID
Coverage
Returning


Dial Attendant (0)
Attendant DID Access Code
Call Following - Logged into
SLAC
PDC of Attendant3
4
701-732
8
1
5
2
6
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4(selected with Action
90)
(opposite of
Action 90 selection)
NA
NA
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							TABLE 16-24 FPDC Administration (Menu=5)
ACTIONDESCRIPTIONDATA
1
List active FPDCs
2
Add an FPDC[FPDC to be added]
3Delete an FPDC[FPDC to be deleted]
4
Enter existing FPDC to be named[FPDC]
5Assign/remove Display ID from[“11 characters or
FPDC selected with Action 4less”, or “ ” to
remove]
TABLE 16-25 Direct Group Calling Administration (Menu=6)
ACTIONDESCRIPTIONDATA
1
2
3
11
12
13
14
20
21
51
52
53Assign a DGC access code (0 to delete an
existing DGC access code)
For data DGC groups only: Disable DGC
queuing?
Designate the VMS Message Waiting
indication receiver
List members of a DGC group
Add a member to a DGC group
Delete a member from a DGC group
Assign/remove Display ID for the DGC
access code specified with Action 1.
Assign Delay Announcement machine
Enter time interval, in seconds, before
DGC calls sent to DA machine or button
appearance
Display night service trunks for DGCs
Assign night service trunk to DGC[New DGC access code]
[1=Y/0=N]
[PDC or 0 for none]
[PDC to be added]
[PDC to be deleted]
[“11 characters or less”,
or “ ” to remove]
[PDC of DA machine]
[1-255 seconds]
[4-digit trunk #]
Delete night service trunk from DGC[4-digit trunk #]
TABLE 16-26 Toll Calls Allowed List Administration (Menu=7)
ACTION
DESCRIPTIONDATA
1
List numbers in a TCA list
2
Add a number to the list[AAA, NAA-AAA or ONAAAA]
3Delete a number from the list[AAA, NAA-AAA or ONAAAA]
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							TABLE 16-27 Searches: Action Items (Menu=8)
ACTIONDESCRIPTIONDATA
1Search for PDCs of Coverage senders[1]
2
Coverage receiver group[1-32 or 101-132 if DGC
coverage group]
1
Search for stations covering a specified group
[2]
2Coverage group[1-32]
1
Search for PDC of Coverage (individual) receivers
[3]
2
PDC of covered station
[PDC]
1
Search for PDC having an auto-intercom, message
[4]
waiting, manual signaling, or data button
2PDC of pointed-to station
[PDC]
1
Search for PDCs that hunt to a specified station
[5]
2
PDC of hunted-to station
[PDC]
1
Search for DGC group number for a specified
[6]
station
2
PDC of station whose DGC group is desired
[PDC]
1
Search for lists of stations that are currently
[7]
eligible to receive calls in a given DGC group
2
DGC group number
[1-32]
31=NOT-Made-Busy members; 0=Made Busy
[1/0]
members
1
Search for PDC having a personal trunk
[8]
2Trunk number of personal trunk[trunk number]
1
Search for PDC of pickup group members[9]
2Pickup group number[1-16]
1
Search for stations associated with directed night[12]
service
2
Trunk number for directed night service
[trunk number]
1
Search for directed night service trunks
[13]
2
PDC of station whose night service assignments
[PDC]
are being searched for
1
Search for physical board locations
[15]
2
Port or board type (see Tables 16-27 and 16-28
[port or board type]
1
Search for physical port locations
[16]
2
Port or board type (see Tables 16-27 and 16-28; 0
[port or board type]
not applicable)
3
Limit search to (1=)Untranslated or (0=)translated
[1/0]
ports
1
Search for translated board locations
[17]
2
Port or board type (see Tables 16-27 and 16-28)
[port or board type]
1
Search for translated port locations
[18]
2
Port or board type (see Table 16-27 and 16-28; 0
[port or board type]
not applicable)
3
Limit search to (1=)Untranslated or (0=)translated
[1/0]
ports
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							TABLE 16-27 Searches: Action Items (Menu=8) (continued)
ACTIONDESCRIPTIONDATA
1Search for port location of external alert[19]
2PDC of station with external alert[PDC]
1Search for button location on a station[20]
2PDC of station with buttons[PDC]
3Button function code (see “Action 101” column of[1-42]
Table 16-3)
1Search for area code assigned to specified ARS[21]
pattern
2Pattern number or wildcard character
1Search for the DDC that can dial for a station or[22]
data port.
2Enter PDC/DDC being “dialed for:”[PDC/DDC]
1Search for bridged appearances[23]
2PDC of the principal[PDC]
3Principal’s SA button number[button #]
1Search for PDCs of all Agent stations pointing to a[24]
Monitor station (AGENT STATUS FOR CMS
buttons)
2PDC of Monitor station (containing one or more[PDC]
Monitor buttons)
3Search for the specific agent pointing to a specific[monitor station button
button on the monitor station.
#]
1Search for DS1 board physical presence[25]
2Search for specific board[1=TN722, 2=TN767
3=Both] “c” for
each request
1Search for DS1 board that is translated[26]
2Search for DS1 board physical presence[1=TN722, 2=TN767
3=Both] “c” for
each request
1Search for permanent system alarms[30]
1Search for transient system alarms[31]
1Search for most recent errors[32]
1“Given number, get Display ID” search (PDC,[40]
DDC, FPDC, or DGC access code ONLY)
2Enter existing PDC, DDC, FPDC, or DGC access[PDC/DDC/
code:FPDC/DGC]
1“Given number, get Display ID” search (trunk LDN[41]
ONLY)
2Enter existing trunk LDN:[trunk LDN]
1“Given Display ID, get number” SEARCH (PDC,
DDC, FPDC, or DGC names ONLY)[42]
2Enter existing PDC, DDC, FPDC, or DGC Display[“11 characters or less”]
1“Given Display ID, get number” search (trunk[43]
names ONLY)
2Enter existing trunk name[“11 characters or less”]
1Display list of port board types, vintages, and[50]
locations
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							TABLE 16-28 Board Type—Wildcard Representation
CATEGORY:
BOARD DESCRIPTION:DATA:
Empty
Empty Slot (Searches 15& 17 only)0
Station
Single-line Voice Terminal
or Special Port2..
MERLIN CS Voice Terminal (ATL) or Attendant
3..
MET Voice Terminal4..
Trunk
Ground Start or Paging7..
Loop Start or Paging8..
DID9..
TIE10..
Special
Touch Tone Receiver11..
Paging13..
Selector Consoles16..
Pooled Modem19..
Tone Detector
Dial Dictation21..
22..
Data
Data Ports18..
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							TABLE 16-29 Port/Board Type—Specific Representation
CATEGORY:
DESCRIPTION:
DATA:
Voice Station
SINGLE-LINE VOICE TERMINALS:
Without message waiting indicator
201
With message waiting indicator202
MERLIN CS (ATL) VOICE TERMINALS:
5-Button, Z7302H01
302
5-Button Cordless ATL, Z7312H01-003303
10-Button, Z7303H01304
10-Button Hands-Free Answer on Intercom, Z7309H01303
10-Button Built-in-Speakerphone, Z7313H01A303
22-Button Built-in-Speakerphone, Z7314H01A312
34-Button, Z7305H01
307*
34-Button Deluxe, Z7305H02, (NOT attendant)
307
34-Button Built-in-Speakerphone, Z7305H03, (NOT attendant)305
34-Button Deluxe Built-in-Speakerphone, Z7316H01A, (NOT attendant)305
34-Button Built-in-Speakerphone with 16-Character Display, Z7305H04C,
(NOT attendant)
308
34-Button Deluxe Built-in-Speakerphone with 16-Character Display,
Z7317H01A, (NOT attendant)
308
ATTENDANT VOICE TERMINALS:
Direct Trunk Attendant Console (34-Button Deluxe or 34-Button Deluxe
Built-in-Speakerphone)
309
Switched Loop Attendant Console (34-Button Built-in-Speakerphone with
16-Character Display)
310
Switched Loop Attendant Console, Deluxe (34-Button Deluxe
Built-in-Speakerphone with 16-Character Display)
311
MET VOICE TERMINALS:
10-Button MET
401
10-Button MET with Built-in-Speakerphone401
12-Button MET401
*   An acceptable alternative is 306.
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Command Reference 16-37