GTE Omni Si Database Technical Practices Issue 1 Manual

							TL-130100-1001NOTE:When the station has a conference circuit in the progressive mode, the conference
circuit is made busy to any other station. The station that initiates the conference
can call the attendant without disconnecting from the conference circuit.
2.2.22Speed Calling and Update
(a)lndividual Speed Callinglndividual Speed Calling allows the station user to have a unique set of up to
eight speed-calling entries programmed into an individual speed-calling list
in the system data base. This individual list allows the station user to place
local and/or toll calls to frequently called numbers by dialing the individual
speed-calling list access code plus a speed-calling list entry number 
(l-8). Each entry may contain up to 15 digits. The ability to bypass toll
restrictions is determined by the toll restriction status for the station. A
particular station can have access to both an individual speed-calling list
and the group speed-calling list.
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Go off-hook.Dial tone heard.
2Dial speed-calling access code.
3Dial speed-calling entry number (l-8)Ringback or busy tone heard.
of the desired outside party.
4Continue as with a normal line-to-line
call.
(b)Individual Speed-Calling UpdateIndividual Speed-Calling Update allows a station user who has access to an
individual speed-calling list to update the list. The station user can add,
delete, or change any of the eight telephone numbers stored in the system
data base for an individual list.
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Go off-hook.Dial tone heard.
2Dial access code for updating in-Dial tone stops.
dividual speed-calling data.
3Dial speed-calling entry number (l-8)Dial tone heard again indicating that
to be modified.system is prepared to accept
speed-calling data.
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							STEPOPERATIONRESULT4If the list entry is to be deleted, dial
a 
# and procedure is complete;
otherwise, go to Step 5.
5Dial speed-calling information which
can consist of 1 to 15 digits.
NOTE:
If a pause or a special character entry is required, dial an *, then dial a 1 for a short
pause or a 2 for a long pause (durations determined in the data base) or the 
* or #
character, then continue dialing digits 0 through 9.
6Dial # to indicate procedure is
complete.
7Go on-hook.Dial tone stops.
Confirmation tone heard.
03Group Speed Calling
Group Speed Calling allows station users and attendants to place outgoing
local and/or toll calls to frequently called numbers by dialing an access code
plus a speed-calling list entry number. The speed-calling list is defined in
the system data base and has 1000 speed-calling entries. Each entry can
contain up to 15 digits. Within a speed-calling list, each entry can be
optionally marked to bypass all toll and trunk group restriction checks. Each
station can be assigned to one of the 48 group speed-calling classes. Each
class allows or denies access to 250 subgroups (in any combination) and
each subgroup identifies four entries of automatic speed-calling sequences.
Some stations could have access to all 1000 entries; some stations could
access only the first eight and the last four entries, etc.
NOTE:A station which does not have MERS access cannot make use of
group speed call list entries which contain the MERS access
code.
STEP
OPERATIONRESULT
1Go off-hook.Dial tone heard.
2
3Dial speed-calling access code.
Dial speed-calling entry number of
desired outside party (000-999).
Ringback or busy tone heard.
4Continue as with a normal
line-to-line call.
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This update allows a station user to add, delete, or change numbers that are
stored in the group speed-calling list.
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1
2Go off-hook.
Dial appropriate code for updating
the group speed-calling data.
3Dial group speed-calling list entry
number to be modified (000-999).Dial tone heard.
Dial tone stops.
Dial tone heard again, indicating that
system is prepared to accept group
speed-calling data.
If group speed-calling list entry is to
be deleted, dial # and procedure is
complete; otherwise, go to Step 5.
Dial a digit for the bypass trunk
group access restriction (0 =
restrict, 1 = bypass).
Dial a value for the bypass toll
restriction 
(0. = restrict, 1 =
bypass).
7Dial group speed-calling information
which can consist of l-l 5 digits.Dial tone stops.
NOTE:If a pause or a special character entry is required, dial an 
*, then dial a 1 for a short
pause or a 2 for a long pause (durations determined in the data base) or the 
* or #
character, then continue dialing digits 0 through 9.
8Dial # to indicate procedure is
complete.Confirmation tone heard.
9Go on-hook.
2.2.23Dictation Equipment Access
Dictation Equipment Access allows station and attendant users access and
control of customer-owned dictation recording equipment.
STEP
OPERATIONRESULT
Go off-hook.Dial tone heard.
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STEPOPERATIONRESULT
Dial dictation-access code.
Dial code to start the dictation
machine, then dictate.
Dial code to stop dictation machine.
Dial code to rewind tape a short
distance.6Dial code to play back recording.
7Dial code to release dictation
equipment.
aGo on-hook.Ready tone heard.
Dictation machine begins recording.
Dictation machine stops.
Dictation machine rewinds a short
distance.
Dictation machine rewinds and plays back
recording.
Dictation machine released.
2.2.24Paging Equipment Access
Paging Equipment Access allows the station user access to 
customer-owned voice-paging equipment.
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Go off-hook.Dial tone heard.
Dial paging access code.
Dial zone digit (data base option).
Page desired party.Voice is transmitted through paging
equipment.
5
Go on-hook and wait for paged party
to answer.
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Code CallingCode Calling enables the station user to access the paging circuits and have
the system perform the code-calling function (no additional code-calling
equipment is required).
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1Take station off-hook.Dial tone heard.
2Dial code-calling access code.
3Dial zone digit (data base option).
4Dial code number of desired party.Tones are transmitted over paging
equipment.
5Keep station off-hook until called
party answers using code
call-answer access code.
2.2.26Universal Night Answer (UNA) and Predetermined Night Answer
W’JA)Calls to zones designated UNA are handled by the station user as follows
(see note for PNA).
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1An audible or visible signal is
received in universal-night-answer
zone.
2Go off-hook.Dial tone heard.
3Dial universal-night-answer access
code.
4Dial appropriate universal-night-answer zone digit (l-4, or 0 for all
zones).Call diverted to station user.
NOTE:Any station designated as a PNA station can receive incoming calls or place outside
calls.
2.2.27Remote Station Access to System FeaturesRemote Access allows an outside station, not associated with the immediate
system, access to system features.
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							TL-130100-1001STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1From an outside touch-calling
telephone, dial number assigned to
remote access feature.One of the following occurs:
(a) If an authorization code is
required, distinctive dial
tone is returned to the station.
(b) If an authorization code is not
required, regular dial tone is
returned to station,
indicating access is allowed
to system services.
2If required, dial authorization code.Regular dial tone returned to station,
indicating access allowed to system
services.
3Dial access code for desired service.System processes call in normal
manner.
4Go on-hook.
22.28Timed Reminder
Timed Reminder allows a station user to dial an access code and a five-digit
time code so that the station will be automatically called at the specified time.
(a)Initialization of Timed Reminder
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Go off-hook.Dial tone heard.
2Dial timed-reminder access code.
3Dial five-digit time code (see note).One of the following occurs:
(a) If successful, confirmation tone heard.
(b) If unsuccessful, reorder tone is heard.
4Go on-hook.
NOTE:
The first digit of the time code is either 2 (or A for AM) or 7 (or P for PM), and the
remaining four digits are the hour and minute.
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STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Go off-hook.
Dial tone heard.
2Dial timed-reminder cancel code.
(a) If successful, confirmation tone heard.
(b) If unsuccessful, reorder tone heard.
3Go on-hook.
NOTE:From’an administrative telephone position, the operator will have to dial the station
number after the access code or the cancel access code. An administrative
telephone position occurs when a station, such as a dial call pick-up unit, functions
in an attendant mode.
2.2.29
Message Waiting (Administrative Telephone Position)Message Waiting allows the user to cause a telephone-associated lamp to
flash as an indication to a station that a message is waiting.
(a)Initialization of Message Waiting
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Go off-hook.Dial tone heard.
2Dial message-waiting access code.
3Dial station number.(a) If successful, confirmation tone is heard.
(b) If unsuccessful, reorder tone is heard.
(c) The associated telephone lamp flashes.
4Go on-hook.
lb)Cancellation of Message Waiting
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Go off-hook.Dial tone heard.
2Dial message-waiting cancel code.
3Dial station number.(a) If successful, confirmation tone heard.
(b) If unsuccessful, reorder tone heard.
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4
Go on-hook.
2.2.30Secretarial Services (Screening)Screening allows a station functioning in a secretarial mode or display set to
override a station in the forward or divert all calls condition and return the call
to that station (if the originally called station is not off-hook). For different call
types, the display telephone set exhibits the following:
(a)Originally called number for station diverted to station calls
(b)Calling number for station to station calls
(c)Calling number for station to hunt group number calls
(d)Blank display for trunk to station calls
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Answer forwarded call.Transmission established.
2Flash hookswitch.Distinctive dial tone heard.
3Dial station number of forwarded call.Ringback heard if station is idle.
4Go on-hook.Call routes back to originally called
station.
NOTE:Any station or Attendant Console not operating in a night answer mode can be
assigned for secretarial services.
2.2.31Direct Trunk Access (Maintenance Station)By dialing a one-, two-, or three-digit access code plus a three-digit
trunk number from a station designated a maintenance class of service in the
data base, the user can access a specific trunk.
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2.2.32Specialized Common Carrier (SCC)
SCCs may require more than 30 digits to be entered in order to establish a
long distance connection. A user must first access the correct trunk group
(l-3 digits), dial the SCC directory number (7-10 digits), dial the SCCauthorization code (l-10 digits), and finally dial the desired DDD number (7-
11 digits).The SCC access feature performs segments of this sequence with a
minimum number of digit entries. Data base programming provides five SCC
access sequences. Any one can provide a fully automatic connection to the
SCC DDD network or can require the manual entry of an authorization code
before connecting to the SCC DDD network. Speed calling can also be used
with the SCC access sequence offering further system enhancement.
(a)SCC Access - Manual Authorization Code Entry
STEPOPERATIONRESULT
1Dial SCC access code.(a) Restriction indicator test performed
for:1. Bypass trunk group access
checks2. Bypass toll access checks
3. Bypass both checks4. Bypass no checks
(b) Correct trunk group accessed.
(c) SCC directory number automatically
dialed.
(d) SCC equipment dial tone heard.
2Dial the required SCC authorizationSCC DDD network dial tone is heard.code in full.
NOTE:If the SCC network does not return dial tone, pause for 2 seconds before proceeding.
3Dial the DDD number or dial an “*”Ringback is heard.
and the appropriate speed-calling listaccess code and list number
(individual or group speed).
(WSCC Access - Automatic Authorization Code Entry
STEP
1
OPERATION
Dial the SCC access code.
RESULT(a) The restriction indicator test is
performed for:1. Bypass trunk group access
checks
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RESULT2. Bypass toll access checks
3. Bypass both checks4. Bypass no checks
(b) Correct trunk group is accessed.
(c) SCC directory number is automatically
dialed.
(d) SCC equipment dial tone heard.
2Dial an “*“.Required SCC authorization code
automatically dialed.
3Dial DDD number or dial an “*” andRingback heard.appropriate speed-calling list access
code and list number (individual or
group speed).
2.2.33Change/Restore
This feature allows PABX station users to change the primary destination of a
special directory number to a preselected alternate destination and also
allows the primary destination to be restored. The possible destinations that
can be used are as follows: line, attentdant, hunt group, agent group, recorder
announcer and intercept code.
STEP
OPERATION
RESULT
1Dial the change/restore
access code.Confirmation tone heard.The special directory number will
terminate to the new destination.
NOTE:The change/restore access code is class restricted; therefore, any stations with the
proper class have access to this feature.
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