ATT System 25 Call Management System Manual
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Status Indicator: NoStorage Effect on Data Collection:CMS continues to manage calls, but all data collection stops until the problem is corrected. Possible CauseCorrective Action There’s no room on1 Exit to MS-DOS by pressing [F8] the hard disk for new(labeled “Exit to DOS”) on the data.CMS Menu. 2 Access the cmsrept directory by typing cd cms cmsrept then press [Enter] 3 Type dir then press [Enter] to display the names of all the files in the directory. Data files are in the form dyymmdd.cms (where yymmdd represents a year, a month, and a day. 4 If you plan to delete files, but want to transfer (save) data from these files onto a floppy diskette before deleting them, see Section 8, “Archiving Data” in this manual. 5 Delete files by typing erase c:dyymmdd.cms (where yymmdd represents the year, month and day of the file); then press [Enter]. 6 Repeat Step 5 for each file you want to delete. Startup Problems 9-15
• WARNING--Printer Not Ready. Using Prt Sc Key Will Halt CMS. Status Indicator: Don’t PrtSc Effect on Call Management: If you press [Shift] + [Print Scrn] when this message is displayed, CMS stops managing calls. Effect on Data Collection: If you press [Shift] + [Print Scrn] when this message is displayed, all data collection stops, but resumes normally when the problem is corrected. Statistics for time logged in are not affected. Possible CauseCorrective Action The printer is not Make sure the printer is plugged in receiving power.and turned on, and that the Ready light is on. There’s no paper in the1 Make sure there’s paper in the printer, or the paper is printer and the paper isn’t jammed. jammed. 2 Make sure the paper is aligned properly. 3 Press the Form Feed button on the printer to make sure the paper feeds properly. There’s a loose cableMake sure the connections are secure connection betweenat both ends of the cable running the printer and the PC.between the printer and the PC. If the problem is corrected, you will see the message Printer Now Ready on the error line. If you do not see this message, try correcting the problem again. If you still do not see the message, turn the PC off, then on, and restart CMS call management from the CMS Menu. The printer is notMake sure the printer’s Ready light is ready.on. If not, press the button next to the Ready light. 9-16 Startup Problems
(N represents the announcement unit number and XXXXXXX is the Announcement ID.) Status Indicator: ANNC Effect on Call Management: Until the problem is corrected, CMS cannot connect calls to the designated announcement unit. The Announcement Unit Status field on the System Status screen displays BRKN and the Annc Condtn field on the Select Announcement and Assign Announcement screens also shows BROKN. Possible Cause Corrective Action The announcementTurn off the Continuous Play switch. unit is in theBring the unit back into service Continuous Play mode.following the directions in “Voice Announcement Unit Problems,” later in this section. Startup Problems 9-17
Call Management Problems The following pages identify and suggest corrective action for problems that may occur while CMS is managing calls. Scan the pages to locate the error message or problem description that identifies your problem. Then take the recommended corrective action. IMPORTANT: All the problems identified here bring call management to a halt. In most cases, CMS resumes managing calls as soon as the problem is corrected. Meanwhile, you have to manage incoming calls on CMS lines according to the instructions in “Managing Calls When CMS is Not Running” at the end of this section of the manual. Status Indicator: CU1 (flashing) and CU2 (flashing) Audible Signal: A 30-second beep from the PC Effect on Call Management: Until this problem is corrected, CMS cannot manage calls.See “Managing Calls When CMS is Not Running” at the end of this section of the manual.. Effect on Data Collection:When this problem occurs, data collection stops. Data on calls completed within the hour are saved if the problem is corrected within the same hour in which CMS became disabled. Data on calls in progress when CMS became disabled are lost. When the problem is corrected, data collection resumes. Possible CauseCorrective Action The CMS PC Interface1 Exit to MS-DOS bv pressing [F8] Card has become(labeled “Exit to DOS”) on the loose.CMS Menu. 2 Turn off the PC and unplug it from the power source. 3 Make sure the CMS PC Interface Card is installed as described in the AT&T System 25 Call Management System Installation and Startup Guide. 4 Reconnect and turn on the PC. 5 Restart CMS call management. The CMS PC InterfaceIf the same message appears on the Card is faulty.screen when you try to restart CMS, contact your equipment supplier for assistance. 9-18 Call Management Problems
The PC stops functioning, and call management stops, but no message appears on the screen. Audible Signal: The alarm on the CMS PC Interface Card comes on and stays on. Effect on Call Management: Until this problem is corrected, CMS cannot manage calls.See “Managing Calls When CMS is Not Running” at the end of this section of the manual. Effect on Data Collection:When this problem occurs, data collection stops, and all data from the current hour are lost. Possible Cause Corrective Action The PC has failed. Press the reset button below the disk drives on the front of the PC, and restart CMS call management from the CMS Menu. If you cannot restart the PC , see the user’s guide that came with your PC. The PC stops, restarts, and displays the MS-DOS C> prompt, or the CMS Menu. Effect on Call Management: Call management stops, but should resume shortly after you restart call management. Effect on Data Collection:Data for the current hour are lost. Possible Cause Corrective Action Electrical power to theRestart call management from the PC was interrupted, or CMS Menu. (Refer to “Startup someone pressed theProcedures” in Section 5 for details.) reset button on the PC. Call Management Problems 9-19
(X refers to either PC jack CU1 or PC jack CU2). Status Indicator: CU1 or CU2 (flashing) Audible Signal: A single short beep from the PC and a longer beep from the CMS PC Interface Card Effect on Call Management: Until this problem is corrected, CMS cannot manage calls. See “Managing Calls When CMS is Not Running” at the end of this section of the manual. Effect on Data Collection:When this message appears, data collection stops. Data on completed calls are saved, but data on calls in progress when the problem occurred are lost. When the problem is corrected, data collection resumes. Possible Cause Corrective Action There’s a loose cable Make sure one end of the cable is connection betweenplugged securely into the CU1 (or the CU1 and/or CU2CU2) jack at the back of the PC and jack and the System 25 the other end is plugged securely into wall jack.the wall jack assigned to CU1 (or CU2). If this does not work, have the System 25 Administrator check that the station interconnect panel (SIP) connections to the System 25 cabinet for the CU1 and/or CU2 are in place. The cable is faulty.Try switching the cables around (unplug the cable from CU1 and plug it into CU2, and vice versa). If the CU1 indicator on the screen stops flashing and the CU2 indicator appears on the screen (or vice versa), you know the problem is either a faulty cable or a faulty System 25 component. The ATL port(s) Have the System 25 Administrator assigned to CU1 and/or check the ATL Line Circuit Pack to CU2 is faulty.which CU1 and CU2 are connected. The wrong cable is The cable must be a 4-pair modular being used. cable, D8W-87, the type of cable that came with your CMS PC Interface Card. The CU1 and/or CU2If none of the above actions corrects jacks on the CMS PC the problem, contact your equipment Interface Card are supplier for assistance. faulty. 9-20 Call Management Problems
CMS stops managing calls. No error message appears on the screen, and the function keys don’t work. Effect on Call Management: No calls are processed. Effect on Data Collection:Only statistics for time logged in are collected. Possible Cause Corrective Action You pressed [Shift] + {Print Scrn]under the heading, “Printer when the printer was Problems” later in this section for a not ready. list of corrective actions. When the printer is fixed, CMS resumes call management. If it does not, reboot the PC (by pressing the reset button on the front of the PC or by turning the PC off and then on again), and then restart CMS call management from the CMS Menu. Call Management Problems 9-21
Voice Announcement Unit Problems After correcting a voice announcement unit problem, bring the unit back into service as follows: 1 From the System Status screen, press [F2] (labeled “Select Anncs” ). 2 Press [F1] (labeled “Select Annc”). 3 Enter the number of the announcement unit; then press [F8] (labeled “Enter Data”). 4 Press [F3] (labeled “Change Condtn” ) once to change the announcement unit condition from BROKN to REMVD. 5 Press [F3] again to change the condition to AVAIL . CMS immediately attempts to test the unit. 9-22 Voice Announcement Unit Problems
(PDC = YYYY) Not Responding. Check Unit (where N represents the announcement unit number, XXXXXXX is the Announcement ID, and YYYY is the announcement unit’s PDC). Status Indicator: ANNC Effect on Call Management: The voice announcement unit has failed the startup/back-in-service test. Until the problem is corrected, CMS cannot connect calls to the designated announcement unit. The Announcement Unit Status field on the System Status screen is updated to BRKN and the Annc Condtn field on the Select Announcement and Assign Announcement screens is updated to BROKN. Possible CauseCorrective Action The voice announcement unit is not receiving power.Make sure the voice announcement unit is plugged in and turned on. Using the Assign Announcement screen, bring the unit back into service. There is a loose cable connection between the voice announcement unit and the System 25 wall jack.Make sure the modular cable is plugged into the voice announcement unit and the System 25 wall jack. Using the Assign Announcement screen, bring the unit back into service. There is no message recorded on the voice announcement unit. Record a message. Using the Assign Announcement screen, bring the unit back into service. System 25 and CMS administration do not match for the announcement unit.Have the System 25 Administrator check System 25 administration for the PDC and port numbers associated with the announcement unit. The System 25 Administrator should also check the System 25 administration of the DSS button representing the announcement unit on PC jack CU1.. Using the Assign Announcement screen, bring the unit back into service. Voice Announcement Unit Problems9-23
(N represents the announcement unit number and XXXXXXX is the Announcement ID.) Status Indicator: ANNC Effect on Call Management: Until the problem is corrected, CMS cannot connect calls to the designated announcement unit. The Announcement Unit Status field on the System Status screen is updated to BRKN and the Annc Condtn field on the Select Announcement and Assign Announcement screens are updated to BROKN. Possible Cause The delay message is longer than the number of seconds specified in the Maximum Message Length field on the Assign Announcement screen. The announcement unit is in Continuous Play mode. Corrective Action Listen to and time the delay message. Enter the correct number of seconds in the Maximum Message Length field on the Assign Announcement screen. Bring the unit back into service. Turn off the Continuous Play switch. Using the Assign Announcement screen, bring the unit back into service. 9-24 Voice Announcement Unit Problems