GTE Omni Si Database Technical Practices Issue 1 Manual

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5210SER CALL (SERIES CALL). Depressing this pushbutton after extending an
incoming call automatically causes the trunk to recall the attendant when the
station hangs up so the trunk can be extended to the next station in the series
call sequence. Alternatively, the attendant can call or be called from a station
(or have a station diverted to the Attendant Console due to an ACOF
restriction on an accessed trunk group) and extend a trunk to the station using
this pushbutton, re-initiating...

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cc>Progressive conference access
04Paging access
(e)Station-to-station access
(f 1Toll restriction
(9)Switched direct line service
(h)Code call access
0)On-Network Most Economical Route Selection (ON-NET MEW)access
WOff-Network Most Economical Route Selection (OFF-NET
MERS) access
(WMaintenance access
(1)Trunk groups 00 through 63 access
0-NRelease Link Trunk (RLT) access (CAS option)
0-dModem line access
N-Displayable Class of Service. The following can be combined as desired
to...

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WTerminating service only
5210
(0)Originating service only
(P)Hookswitch flash
Call park
(r)Call hold
Secondary directory number access
(0Administrative telephone
(u)Service telephone
(VIDisplay telephone
wStation activation of timed-reminder feature
04Message-center call-waiting with automatic clearance of the
message-waiting function
(Y)Computer access
(4Special common carrier access
(aa)Receive DID
Trunk or Station Display. A four-digit display of the trunk or line identity that...

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SERfES CALL. At the completion of an incoming series call, the station hangs
up and the attendant is called. On answer, the SERIES CALL message and
the trunk number appear on the display, and the attendant can converse with
the calling party. At the completion of an outgoing series call, the station
hangs up, the trunk is released, and the attendant is called. On answer, the
SERIES CALL message flashes on the display along with the previous caller’s
station number and COS.
NO 
AIUSWER....

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MSG WAITING, NO MSG WAITING. Indicates the status of message waiting.
PRIORITY CALL. Indicates that the attendant has answered a priority call.
LOOP LED flashes at 120 IPM.
NO DIAL ALARM. Indicates that the attendant has answered a no-dial
alarm; LOOP LED flashes at 60 IPM.
DAY MODE. Indicates that the Attendant Console is in the day mode.
ENTER 1 or 2 (data base programmable). Indicates night answering service
has been selected and directs selection of Night Answer 1 or Night Answer 2....

TL-130100-10074.3Headset/HandsetThe 
headset/handset can be plugged into the left side or the right rear of the
Attendant Console. When the 
headset/handset is not inserted, the Attendant
Console functions in the unstaffed mode. All 
LEDs are off and the appropriate
unstaffed message is automatically sent to the system. When the Attendant
Console is in the unstaffed mode, the user can request specific stand-alone
maintenance diagnostics from the Attendant Console keypad. These
diagnostics test all of the...

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STEPOPERATIONRESULT2Plug handse~headset into Attendant
Console.(a) If not in night answer mode, STAFFED
LED on.
(b) ALARM LED flashes at 60 IPM.
(c) INITIALIZATION LED flutters for 30
seconds (all other 
LEDs off).
(d) Initialization is finished when the following
occurs:
1, INITIALIZATION LED off.
2. NIGHT ANSWER 1 appears on
display.
3. 
NITE ANSW LED on.
4. ALARM LED flashes.
3Depress NITE ANSW pushbutton.(a) STAFFED LED on.
(b) ALARM LED off.
(c) 
NITE ANSW LED off.
(d) NIGHT ANSWER 1...

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Table 4.1 Time Code Conversion
TIME
STANDARD
MILITARY
Midnight - 1259 a.m.0000-0059
1 a.m. 
- 159 a.m.0100-0159
2 a.m. 
- 259 a.m.0200-0259
3 a.m. 
- 3:59 a.m.0300-0359
4 a.m. 
- 4:59 a.m.0400-0459
5 a.m. 
- 5:59 a.m.0500-0559
6 a.m. 
- 6:59 a.m.0600-0659
7 a.m. 
- 7:59 a.m.0700-0759
8 a.m. 
- 859 a.m.0800-0859
9 a.m. 
- 9:59 a.m.0900-0959
10 a.m. 
- lo:59 a.m.1000-1059
11 a.m. 
- 11:59 a.m.1100-1159
12p.m.- 12:59 p.m.1200-1259
1 p.m. 
- 1:59p.m.1300-1359
2 p.m. 
- 2:59p.m.1400-1459
3 p.m....

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STEPOPERATIONRESULT4Dial digit 3.(a) Day and hour displayed on attendant
variable display field.
(b) Dialed digits appear on fixed display.
5Dial digit 4.(a) Hour and minute displayed on attendant
variable display field.
(b) Dialed digits appear on fixed display.
6Depress POS RLSE pushbutton.(a) POS RLSE, START/STOP and LOOP
LEDs go off.
(b) Fixed and variable displays clear.
(c) TOD displayed.
4.54Real-Time Clock Update
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Depress idle LOOP pushbutton
(l-4).(a) LOOP LED...

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4.6Emergency Service
4.6.1Power FailureAttendant Console has power and ALARM LED is on, indicating that fuse
alarm or power failure has occurred.
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Depress ALARM pushbutton.ALARM LED on.
2Place a few test calls to stations to
determine the extent of the trouble,
then call repair service to report
conditions and trouble found.
4.6.2Faults in SystemAttendant Console has power and ALARM LED is flashing, indicating faults in
system.
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Depress ALARM...