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Step
16. Enter the error action to perform if a timeout occurs or if the data does notcompletely match any templates.
Select:(E) Error Action
pr,~q: Error Action =Response: Characters that describe the error action to perform. Table 2 at the end
of this procedure lists all valid action characters.
17. Enter a description for the template.
Select:(C) Comment
prompt: Comment =8.
Response:Characters that describe the function of the template.
18. Repeat any of steps 11 through 17 for each template that you need to modify.
19. Exit to the Enhanced In-band Menu
Select:(X) Exit
GD Check Your Work and Save the Application20. Compare your templates with your worksheet to verify your work.
Select:(0) Show Application
Response:The system scrolls all of the templates in the application onto the
console screen. If any of the information does not match your
worksheet, select the template and make the necessary changes.
21. Backup (save) the application.
Select:(H) Backup Application (Release 5.03 systems) or
(S) Save Application (Release 5.04 systems)
prompt: Do you want to overwrite existing copy?
Response: Y
prompt: Application backed up22. Press X to return to the Online configuration menu.
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							Set In-band Module Numbers and Number ofTasks
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StepThis procedure describes how to set the number of in-band tasks for each module that
has in-band integration ports.
Note:You do not need to perform this procedure on a Release 5.04 system.
1.Reach the Linegroup Only Applications menu.
2.Select the line group that you defined for your Enhanced In-band application.
3.Select Enhanced Inband to reach the Inband Integration Menu.
4.Select a module for the in-band integration ports.
Select:*.(F) Host number
Prompt: Host number for Inband =Response: Enter a module number (l-4).
5.Set the number of in-band tasks to run on that module.
Select:(G) Number of Inband Tasks on this host
Prompe Number of Inband Tasks on this host (l-16) =
Response:Enter the number of tasks (l- 16) to run on the specified module.
6.Repeat steps 4 and 5 for all modules with in-band integration ports.
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Add or Cancel a Phoneline ExceptionPage 1 of 2
VoiceMemo Release 5.03 and laterThis procedure describes how to set any phoneline exception. Phoneline exception
changes take effect on the next new call after saving the settings. A table for convertingport numbers to line numbers follows the procedure.
Step
@D Add a Phoneline Exception
1.Reach the Phoneline Exceptions Menu.
2.Select line to change.
Select:(A) Add exception
&mpt: line to change =Response: The 
line number to change. The valid entries are 1- 112.
3.Select the exception number to set.
Pmnpt:command =
Response: The exception number.
4.Enter the new value for the exception.
Prompt:value =
Response: The desired new value.
5.Repeat steps 3 and 4 until all the phoneline exceptions for the selected line are set.
When you are finished, press Enter.6.Select a new line to change or press Enter to finish.
@D Cancel a Phoneline Exception
1.To return a phoneline exception to the default value, reach the Phoneline
Exceptions Menu.
-2.Select a line to change.
Seikt:(C) Cancel exception.
prompt: line to change =
Response: The line number to change.
3.Select the phoneline exception to reset.
Prompt:command to cancel =Response: The number of the phoneline exception to reset
4.Repeat steps 8 and 9 for each phoneline exception you want to change. When you
are finished, press Enter.
5.Enter the next line to be changed, or press Enter to exit.
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StepReferencePort Number to Line Number Conversion
Port
Number
OA
OB
1A
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5A
5B
GA
6B
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1OA
10B
11A
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12A
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13A
13B
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15A
15BModule 1Line
Number
0
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G
7
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Module 2Line
Number
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63Module 3Line
Number
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95Module 4Line
Number
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100101
102
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Enable Conditional GreetingsPage 1 of 1VoiceMemo Release 5.03 and later
This procedure details the process for enabling conditional greetings. Conditional
greetings are used to identify, to the caller, why they have reached the 
VoiceMemosystem ( busy, no answer, etc 
). Mailbox owners perform this procedure from their own
telephone sets.Users can either keep the prerecorded greetings or record custom
greetings in their own voice.
Note:FCOS bit 161 must be enabled before mailbox owners can record or use
conditional greetings.
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1.Call the VoiceMemo system extension.
2.Enter your password to log into the system.
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3.Press U for user options.
4.Press G for greeting modification
5.Press E to enable conditional greetings.
6.Press C to change (record) conditional greetings.
7.After making any desired changes to conditional greetings, press X to exit the
system.
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							IN?7501Create a New Enhanced In-band IntegrationPage 1 of 6
VoiceMemo Release 5.03 and later
This procedure is a short tutorial in creating your own Enhanced In-band applicationIt
leads you through the steps to create all of the templates required to integrate with an
AT&T System 25 switch.
By following the basic steps of this procedure, you can create a set of templates for
integration with any switch that can pass in-band signaling. There is a worksheet in the
back of this manual to help you plan your templates. You need to know the format of
the in-band information packets sent by your switch. After you have created all of the
templates, you must program the switch to pass in-band information to the AIP
VoiceMemo system.
The System 25 recognizes four call types: direct, direct trunk, internal forwarded and
external forwarded. Each call type needs a template to interpret the incoming data. Call
type identifiers are prepended to the digit stream and sent to the 
VoiceM$mo system
along with the caller and calling party identification.
1.Reach the VoiceMemo Configuration Online Menu.
2.Select the line group that you defined for your Enhanced In-band application.
3.Select to modify the application to reach the Enhanced In-band Menu.
4.Choose to configure the application to reach the second Enhanced In-band Menu.
5.List the available applications.
Select:(L) List Applications
Response: The system presents a list of all Enhanced In-band Integration
applications that are loaded on the system.
6.Choose an application to install that only has a few templates, such as the Norstarintegration application.
Select:(I) Install Application
-Prompt: Application name to install
Response: NORSTAR
CD Define a New Application
7.Enter a name for the integration application.
Select:(A) Application Name
frompp Enter application name: =
Response: AT&T25
8.Enter a description for the application.
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Select:(B) Application Description
prompt: Enter application descript
Response: AT&T System 25 Test Application
.ion
@23 Define the “Incoming Call” Template
9.Go to the Edit templates menu.
Select:(C) Edit Templates Menu
10. Set the current template to 1.
Select:(A) Current Template
Prompt: Current Template =
r,
Response: 111. Define the data that Template
ringing signal on a line.
Select:(B) Data
PwYI~~: Data =
Response: R, detect ringing.1 is to respond to. For Template 1, the data is a
12. Enter the action to perform when the data is received.
Select:(C) Action
prompt: Action =
Respanse: T go off-hook
13. Enter the next templates to compare against incoming data.
SeLekt:(F) Next Templates
prompt: Next Templates =Response: 2 3 4 5
There is no time out value and no error action associated with this template.
@LIB Define the “Direct Inward Call” Template14. Select the next template to edit.
Select:(A) Current Template
prompt: Current Template =
Response: 2
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Step
15. Enter the data to match. Template 2 handles the direct inward call-type. It is
identified by a 
“#OO#“.The call type identifier is followed by a variable-length
calling extension and two 
“#” symbols.
Select:(B) Data
Prompt.- Data =
Response: # 00# 
sx##16. Enter the action to perform when the data is received. The response for this call
type is the 
login prompt, or “Vl” greeting.
Select:(C) Action8.
Prompt: Action =
Response: Vl1.17. Enter the time out value. For this template the time out is one second.
Select:(D) Timeout
Prompt: Timeout =
Response: 10 (tenths of a second)
18. Enter the error action. This template hangs up if there are any errors.
Select:(E) Error Action
Prompt: Error Action =
Response: 
H
GE9 Define the “Direct Trunk Call” Template19. Enter the next template to match data against.
Select:(A) Current Template
Prompt: Current template =Response: 3
20. Enter the data to match. This template handles the direct trunk call. The call type
identifier is 
“#O l###“.
Select:(B) Data
Prompt: Data =
Response: # 
Ol###
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SteD2 1. Enter the action to be performed when the data is received. The general greeting,
or 
“V5” greeting is appropriate.
Select:(C) Action
prompt: Action =
Response: V522. Enter the time out value. The time out value for this template is
Select:(D) Timeout
Pr,~mpt: Timeout =
Response: 10 (tenths of a second)
1 second.
I23. Enter the error action to perform. The error action for this template is to hang up.
Select:(E) Error Action
prompt: Error Action =Response: H
GE9 Define the “Internal Forward Call” Template24. Enter the next template to edit.
Select:(A) Current Template
prompt: Current Template =Response: 4
25. Enter the data field to match. This template handles internal forwarded calls. The
call type identifier is 
“#02#,” followed by the variable-length calling extension (sx)and the variable-length called extension (dx), each terminated with a 
“#” symbol.
Select:(B) Data
Prompt: Data =
sResponse: # 02# .sx# dx#
26. Enter the action to be performed when the data is matched. The Forward All
greeting is appropriate for forwarded calls in which the reason (busy, no answer) is
not identified.
Select:(C) Action
Prompt: Action =
Response: V2
27. Enter the time out value for the template. The value for this template is 1 second.
Select:(D) Timeout
prompt: Timeout =
Response: 10 (tenths of a second)
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Step28. Enter the error action to perform. The error action for this template is to hang up.
Select:(E) Error Action
Prompt: Error Action =
Response: H
@ Define the “External Forward Call” Template29. Select the next template to edit.
Select:(A) Current Template*.
PUORZJI~: Current template =
Response: 5. .
30. Enter the data to match. This template handles external forwarded calls. The call
type identifier is 
“#03##” followed by the variable-length destination extension (dx)and a 
“#” symbol.
Select:(B) Data
Prompt: Data =
Response: # 03## dx#3 1. Enter the action to perform when the data is matched. The V2 prompt is
appropriate in this situation.
Select:(C) Action
Jhmpt: Action =
Response: V232. Enter the time out value. For this template the time out value is 1 second.
Sekct:(D) Timeout
-Prompt: Timeout =
Response: 10 (tenths of a second)33. Enter the error action to perform if the template fails. As in the templates above,
the only error action is to hang up.
Sekct:(E) Error Action
Prompt: Error Action =
Response: H
@28 Check Your Work and Save the Application34. Exit the Edit Template Menu.
Select:(X) Exit
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