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    							PROGRAMMINGIssue 1, November 1994lNTJzR-TELPRAcTIcESIMX/GMX 256 INSTALLATlON & MAINTENANCE
    F.CUSTOMIZED REPORT PROGRAMMING
    (CREP)1632
    Customized reports are created by selecting the
    programming area to be reported and then selecting theinformation that will be included. When stations are
    listed in a report, they can be sorted by name, extension
    number, or circuit number. Reports can also be titled.
    The report types and their options include the following.
    Sample reports (with all options enabled) begin on on
    page 5-156.
    Area/Office Code Report: You select the user
    groups that are listed in the report which can include
    any combination of the following items.
    - Allowed Area Codes
    - Allowed Office Codes
    - Day User Group Stations
    - Extended Area Codes
    - Night User Group Stations
    - Restricted Area Codes
    - Restricted Office CodesDetailed Station Report: You select the stations
    that are listed in the report which can include any
    combination of the following items.
    - Miscellaneous Flags
    - Miscellaneous Information
    - Outgoing Access - Day
    - Outgoing Access - Night
    - Programmable Keys
    - Secondary Call Key Assignments
    - Special Purpose Station
    - System Forwarding
    - Toll Restriction
    DID Report: You select the DID groups that are
    listed in the report which can include any combina-
    tion of the following items.
    - DID Entries
    - DISA Codes
    - Trunk List
    General Station Report: You select the stations
    that are listed in the report which can include any
    combination of the following items.
    - Attendant
    - Equipment
    - Special Purpose Stations
    - Tenant/Department
    - Toll RestrictionHunt Group Report: You select the hunt groups
    that are listed in the report which can include any
    combination of the following items.
    - Announcement Stations
    - Hunt Group Stations
    - Overflow Information
    - TimersKey Map Report: You select the 
    keyset, single-
    line, and DSS map groups and the map diagrams that
    are listed in the report which can include any combi-
    nation of the following items.
    - Key Assignments
    - Station List
    Least Cost Routing Data Report: You select the
    route groups and facility groups that are listed in the
    report which can include any combination of the fol-
    lowing items.
    - Facility Group Dial Rules
    - Facility Groups in Time Blocks
    - Local Area Code
    - Route Group Excluded Area Codes
    - Route Group Excluded Office Codes
    - Route Group Included Area Codes
    - Route Group Included Office Codes
    - Trunk Groups Accessed by Facility Groups
    Phone List: You select the stations, hunt groups, and
    page 
    zones that are listed in the report which can in-
    clude any combination of the following.
    - Hunt Groups
    - Page ZonesSpecial Purpose Flags Report: The report lists all
    special purpose stations.
    System Speed Dial Report: The report lists the sys-
    tem speed-dial numbers.
    Timer 
    Report: The report lists all system timers.
    ‘Ihmk Group Report: You select the trunk groups
    that are listed in the report which can include any
    combination of the following items.
    - Day Outgoing Access
    - Night Outgoing Access
    - Ring-In
    - Toll Restriction
    - Trunk List1633
    Reports can be sent to files on the PC or to a
    printer port. To print the reports, the necessary printer
    drivers must be installed on the PC. For information on
    installing a printer driver, refer to page 5-g.
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    16.34To reach this window, select Report Program-
    ming (Customized) from the Service menu or enter the
    CREP command.
    16.35REPORTS: Scroll through the list box until thedesired report number is highlighted. The window
    shown on the following page appears for programming
    the report parameters.16.36 
    PORT/FILE Select the Port/Pile command
    button to designate the destination printer port or PC file
    for the report. The following window appears. Place a
    dot in the desired port or file option button by selecting
    it. If 
    FILE is selected, a text box appears; select that text
    box and enter the destination file 
    pathname (e.g., C:RE-
    PORT). When the destination is programmed, select the
    OK command button. To exit without changing the des-
    tination, select the Cancel command button.
    Ir Destination *-I
    16.37EXECUTEz Select the Execute command but-
    ton to generate the selected report. A 
    W~ZL&WV.~ screen
    appears which reminds you that a printer driver is neces-
    sary; 
    pressRETURN to clear the window. The reportsare presented in the formats shown on the following
    page. While the report is being printed, a window
    appears that contains a Cancel button. Press SPACE
    BAR if you wish to select the Cancel button.
    16.38EXIT: When report programming is finished,
    select the Exit command button to return to the Applica-
    tions Programming window.
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    							.PROGRNKMINGINTER-TELPRACTICESIssme l, November 1994lMX/GMX2!%lN~ON&~CE
    DetailedStation Report
    DID Report
    General Station Report
    Hunt Group Report
    Key Map Report
    Least Cost Routing Data Report
    Phone List
    Special Purpose Flags Report
    q PageBreaks
    Between Group6
    fQtions\
    Report Qrder
    1 IkJ=-iption1
    bclude
    Exclude
    ml 
    REPORTTYPESZ Bcginprogqanlmiqbyselcct-
    ingthereporttype.scrollthroughtllelistboxuntil
    thed&edrqorttypeishighliited.Allotherpro-
    pamming will apply to @at report type. Below the
    list 
    box, one or more command buttons will appear
    (in the example above, the User Groups command
    button is shown for Ares/Offioe Code Report pro-
    grammi@. Select the command buttons to access
    list box windows (like the one shown below) that al-
    low 
    you to determine what elements arc included in
    the report (user groups, stations, hunt groups, etc.).
    - INCLUDE or EXCLXJDEz To include an item,?\.
    l~tethedesiredit~ontbeExcludelistandse- ,’
    1st it by pressing the SPACE BAR; it will auto-
    matically move to the Include list. To remove it
    &om the list, select the item in the Include list to
    move it to the Exclude list
    - ALL or NONE: To include all items, select the
    All command button. To exclude 
    all items, select
    the None command button.
    -0KorCANCXLWltenthelistsappearas
    desired, select the OK command button. To exit
    hm the window without saving chsnges, select
    the Cancel 
    command button.
    - SORT: (This option is fndabk only when
    sekctingstationsorhru~~grorqrs)Tosortthelist
    numerically by extension number or circuit
    number, 
    or alphsbetically by name, select the
    Sort command button. The followiug window
    appears. Choose the desired sorting method by
    selecting the 
    coxresponding option button. Then
    sekct the OK command button. When the list of
    stations returns, the list box will show the sta-
    tions 
    inthe selected order. To exit without chang-
    ing the sorting method, select the Cancel
    command button.
    ‘i
    ;’
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    OPTIONS: Select the Options command button toaccess a list box window (as shown below) that
    shows the available options for each report type. (A
    completeiistofreportoptionsbeginsonpage5-152.)
    Include
    Day User Group Stations
    Extended Area Codes
    Night User Group Stations
    I
    Exclude-
    [E&i)
    I-Z-)
    - INCLUDE or EXCLUDE: To include an
    option, locate the desired option on the Exclude
    list and select it by pressing the SPACE BAR; it
    will automatically move to the Include list. To
    remove an option from the 
    list, select the option
    in the Include list to move it to the Exclude list.
    - ALL or NONE: To include all options, select
    the All command button. To exclude all options,
    select the None command button.
    - OK or CANCEL: When the option lists appear
    as desired, select the OK command button. To
    exit 
    from the window without saving changes,
    select the 
    C+ncel command button.. PAGE BREAKS 
    BETWEJZNGROUPS: Select
    this check box to place an X in it if you wish to have
    each group (circuit board, map group, hunt group,
    etc.) on a separate page of the report.l 
    REPORT ORDER: Detailed, General Station,
    Hunt Group, and Phone List reports can be sorted by
    extension number, circuit number, or name. Select
    the Report Order command button to access the fol-
    lowing window. Place a dot in the desired sorting
    method by selecting it. Then select the OK button to
    return to the Report window. Or, to exit without
    -changingthe sortingmethod, selectthe Cancel com-
    mand button.
    (ok) (T)l
    DESCRIPTION: If you wish to name the report, se-lect the description command button. A text box
    window appears as shown below. Enter the desired
    report name in the text box and then select the OK
    command button. Or, select the Cancel command
    button to leave the name unchanged. The descrip-
    tion will appear in the Reports list box shown in the
    window on the previous page.
    Descr:11
    (ok) (-T=-)l
    EXIT: When the report is programmed as desired,
    select the Exit command button to return to the win-
    dow shown on the previous page.
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    							PROGRAMMINGIssue 1, November 1994INTER-TELPRAcrrCEsIMX/GMX 256 lNSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE
    FIGURE 5-2.CUSTOMIZED PROGRAMMING REPORT SAMPLES
    AREA/OJ?FICE CODE RJZPOR’IS:PROGRAMMING REPORTS 
    - AREA/OFFICE CODE REPORTPage 1User Group 
    l( )
    Allowed Area Codes
    2xx- 200-219
    3xx -300-319
    4xx -400-419
    5xx 
    -500-519
    6xx -600-6197xX-
    700-719
    8xx -800-8199xX 
    -900-919Restricted Area Codes
    Extended Area Codes
    Day User Group Stations
    EXT# CKT# DESCRIPTION
    USRNAME
    I-----__-------------~-100 01.01 Station Undefined
    101 01.02 Station Undefined
    102 01.03 Station Undefined
    Night User Group Stations
    EXT# 
    CKT# DESCRIPTIONUSRNAME-------I--------------------
    100 01.01 Station Undefined
    101 01.02 Station Undefined
    102 01.03 Station Undefined
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    FIGURE 5-2.CUSTOMIZED PROGRAMMING REPORT SAMPLES (Continued)
    DETAILRD STATION REPORTS:PROGRAMMING REPORTS 
    - DETAILEDSTATION REPORTPage 1Extension: 100
    Description:
    Circuit:
    Name :Miscellaneous Information
    Message Center:Station Undefined01.01 
    -
    BXT# CKT# DESCRIPTIONUSRNAME
    Tenant/Department:
    1( l/1( 1
    Account Code Type:Neither
    Class-of-Service Code:Miscellaneous Flags
    Auto 
    Att/DISA DND Breakthru: Enabled
    Automatic Answer CO:Enabled
    Automatic Answer IC:Enabled
    Barge Initiate:
    Disabled
    Barge Receive:
    Disabled
    . . .
    OEVATransmit:Enabled
    Page:Replace
    Redial Mode:Dialed
    Ring Intercom Always:
    Disabled
    Transparent LCR:
    DisabledToll Restriction
    Day User Group 
    1( )
    Night User Group 
    1( )
    Day LCR Advance Limit:Unlimited
    Night LCR Advance Limit:Unlimited
    SCOS RestrictionsDay Yes NoNight Yes No
    (1) Operator Access
    (2) Toll Access
    (3) International Access
    (4) Eight Digit Access
    (5) Area/Office Codes
    (6) LCR Only
    (7) Alternate Carriers
    (8) Allowed Long DistanceOutgoing Access 
    - Day
    TG DESCRIPTION
    CODE TG NAME
    ---------------------------
    1 All Lines801XX
    XX
    X
    X
    X
    XX
    XX
    XXX
    X
    XTG DESCRIPTION
    CODE TG NAME
    2802
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    IMX/GMX 256 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE
    FIGURE 5-2.CUSTOMIZED PROGRAMMING REPORT SAMPLES (Continued)
    DID REPORTS:PROGRAMMING REPORTS
    - DID REPORTPage 1DID Group 
    1( )
    Tenant Group:1( )
    Base Number:
    Music-On-Hold:Silence
    Start Type:Wink 
    -DISA Codes
    Day:
    Night:
    IC Calls:NoTrunk List
    CKT# DESCRIPTION
    DID Entries
    NUMBER DAY RING-IN NIGHT RING-IN NAME
    --------------------~~----~~---~-~
    GENERAL STATION REPORTS:PROGRAMMING REPORTS 
    - GENERAL STATION REPORTPage 1
    EXT# CKT# DESCRIPTION USRNABE EQP ATT T/DT ATXHMV DAY SCOS NGT SCOS
    100 01.01 Station Undefined 
    KEY *11 TM
    101 01.02 Station UndefinedKEY 01.01 1 1
    102 01.03 Station UndefinedKEY 01.01 1 1
    EQP-Equipment Type
    ATT
    - Stations Attendant
    T/DT -Tenant/Department
    A
    - Automated Attendant
    T- Attendant
    X
    - Fax Phone
    H- House Phone
    M- Message Center
    V
    - Voice Mail Station
    1- Operator Access
    2- Toll Access
    3- International Access
    4- Eight Digit Access
    5- Area/Office Code
    6- LCR Only
    7- Alternate Carriers
    8- Allowed Long Distance
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    FIGURE 5-2.CUSTOMIZED PROGRAMMING REPORT SAMPLES (Continued)HUNT GROUP REPORTS:
    PROGRAMMING REPORTS 
    - HUNT GROUP REPORTPage 1
    Pilot Number: 200
    Hunt Group:
    1
    Description:
    Name:
    Search Type:Linear Search
    Voice Rail Hunt Group:No
    Supervisor
    EXT# CKT# DESCRIPTIONUSRNAME
    -___----------------l___l___
    Hunt Group StationsEXT# CKT# DESCRIPTION
    USRNAm--------------------------
    Hunt Group Announcement Stations
    Announcement Type:Station
    EXT# CKT# DESCRIPTIONUSRNAMEi-----------------------------
    OverFlow Station
    OverFlow Type:Station
    EXT# CKT# DESCRIPTIONUSRNAME
    ----__--------__--------
    Timers
    No Answer Advance Timer:
    Announcement Timer:
    Overflow Timer:18
    18
    72
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    FIGURE 5-2.CUSTOMIZED PROGRAMMING REPORT SAMPLES (Continued)KEY 
    MAPREPORTS:PROGRAMMING REPORTS 
    - KEY MAP REPORTPage 1Map Group 
    l(Typica1 Map)
    1 Call Key 01
    2 Call Key 02
    3 Call Key 03
    4 Call Key 04
    5 Station Programmable Key 01
    .e...49 User Programmable Key 07 
    - Data
    50 Do-Not-Disturb Mode On/Off
    51 IC Key
    52 Message
    Station List
    EXT# CKT# DESCRIPTIONUSRNAME
    -__------------1--------------
    100 01.01 Station Undefined
    101 01.02 Station Undefined
    102 01.03 Station UndefinedDSS Map Group 
    l(Default DSS Map 1)
    1 
    DSS/BLF Key -1000 01.01 Station Undefined
    2 DSS/BLF Key 
    -1001 01.02 Station Undefined
    3 DSS/BLF Key 
    -1002 01.03 Station Undefined
    4 DSS/BLF Key 
    -1003 01.04 Station Undefined
    5 DSS/BLF Key 
    -1004 01.05 Station Undefined
    . . .116 DSS/BLF Key 
    -1115 15.04 Station Undefined
    117 DSS/BLF Key 
    -1116 15.05 Station Undefined
    118 DSS/BLF Key 
    -1117 15.06 Station Undefined
    119 DSS/BLF Key 
    -1118 15.07 Station Undefined
    120 DSS/BLF Key
    - 1119 15.08 Station Undefined
    Station List
    CKT# DESCRIPTION
    ---m-------------m
    ESLWSLI(This will appear in IiWSystems only)1 Station Speed Dial
    2Redial
    3Least-Cost Routing
    4Hold -- Individual
    5 System Speed Dial
    6 Station Speed Dial Programming
    7Queue Request
    8Conference
    9Message
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    FIGURE 5-2.CUSTOMIZED PROGRAMMING REPORT SAMPLES (Continued)
    LEAST COST ROTJTING DATA REPORTS:PROGRAMMING REPORTS 
    - LEAST COST ROUTING DATA REPORTPage 1
    Local Area Code:
    602Route Group 
    l(Everything)Route Group Included Area Codes
    2xX-200-219
    3xX-300-319
    4xX-400-419
    5xX-500-519
    6xx-600-619
    7xX-700-719
    8xx-800-819
    9xX
    -900-919Route Group Excluded Area Codes
    Route Group Included Office Codes
    2xX-200-299
    3xX-300-399
    4xX-400-499
    5xX-500-599
    6xx-600-699
    7xX-700-799
    8xx-800-899
    9xX
    -900-999Route Group Excluded Office Codes
    Facility Groups in 
    Time Blocks
    FG DAY DESCRIPTION
    FG EVENING DESCRIPTION
    FG NIGHT DESCRIPTION
    ---------m-------m-----emem--a--..----------mm-----1 All Lines
    1 All Lines
    1 All Lines
    Facility Group 1 (All Lines)Trunk Groups Accessed by Facility Group
    TG DESCRIPTION
    CODE TG NAME--------------a.-----------m----mm-
    1 All Lines
    801Facility Group Dial Rules
    DR DIGITS
    DR DIGITS
    --I---------a-------------
    1 Echo Toll Field
    2 Echo Area Code
    4 Echo Ext NumberDR DIGITS--1---------3 Echo Lot Address
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