Lucent Technologies Definity Audix System Release 4.0 Screens Reference Manual

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Function Key Equivalents
Keyb oard  eq uivalents are availab le for users whose terminals c annot 
ac c ommod ate the DEFINITY AUDIX func tion keys. Eac h func tion key and  its 
control key combination is shown below:
The Command Line
This sec tion d esc rib es the syntax for the sc reen ac tivation c ommand s. 
Verb-Object Orientation
The sc reen ac tivation c...

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Command Line Verbs
The first c ommand  line element is the verb , whic h sp ec ifies the typ e of ac tion. 
The DEFINITY AUDIX c ommand  line verbs are the following :
Eac h sc reen name c an be p rec ed ed  b y one or more of these verb s (one at a 
time), and  (possibly) followed  b y q ualifiers, to c omp ose a c ommand  that 
ac tivates the sc reen.
Command Line...

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All of these c ommand s ac tivate the Sub sc rib er sc reen, whic h d isp lays 
information ab out the sub sc rib er sp ec ified  b y 
sub sc rib er-id. The display
 and 
remove
 versions of the c ommand  ac tivate a d isp lay-only version of the sc reen. 
Th e  add
 and change
 version of the c ommand  ac tivate a d ata-entry version of the 
sc reen that allows you...

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The system notifies you if you enter an invalid  ab b reviation. If you omit a req uired  
c ommand  q ualifier (suc h as a sub sc rib er name or extension, or a p ort ad d ress) 
the system will p romp t you for the missing  information. 
NOTE:
The screen activation commands are listed in the sc reen descriptions in 
Chap ter 3
 as fully exp and ed c ommand s....

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If you ad d ed  a subsc rib er, then wanted  to c hang e the rec ord  you just ad d ed , you 
could:
nPress   to retrieve the previous c ommand
nPress   several times to move to the b eginning  of the line
nPress   (Clear Field) to remove add
 
nTy p e  change
 in its p lac e
nPress the   (Enter) 
Working in the DEFINITY AUDIX 
Screen
After you...

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Data Entry
When a sc reen with data-entry field s is ac tive, the following  keys c an b e used  for 
navigating  throug h the sc reen and  entering  d ata in field s:
Typ ing  in the field s rep lac es its orig inal c ontents. If there are sp ec ific  entries, the  
 
(Choices) key d isp lays valid  entries that field . The system also...

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Windowing on the 715 Terminal
If you are using  the 715 terminal, you may use its wind owing  c ap ab ilities. You 
c an use the 715 terminal to log on to b oth the switc h and the DEFINITY AUDIX 
System to p erform ad ministration tasks and easily tog g le b ac k and  forth b etween 
the two sessions. The wind owing  func tions are c ontrolled...

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Screen Organization 
2-1 Screens Organized by Verb 
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Screen Organization
This c hap ter provid es two tab les that show how ad ministration and maintenanc e 
op erations c an b e invoked by c omb ining  an ac tion (verb ) with a sc reen name 
(ob jec t) and  q ualifiers. The tab les c an also help  loc ate the sc reen d esc rip tions in 
Chapter 3
.
The first tab le shows all possib le sc reen ac c ess c ommand s sorted...

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nThe Log in/other c olumn shows the login ID that c an exec ute the 
c ommand . You may exec ute most c ommand s with a 
cust (customer) log in 
ID, however several c ommand s req uire the 
craft log in ID. All c ommand s 
that can be executed with 
cust c an also be exec uted  with craft. One 
command, change system-parameters customer options
, requires the 
init log...