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Mitel Voice Processing Solutions Installation And Service Manual
Mitel Voice Processing Solutions Installation And Service Manual
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Omni See the Receptionist II manual for more information about programming for Receptionist II. VoiceMemo Template SpecificationsThe Omni templates have a default inter-digit timeout of four seconds and are set to hangup on an error condition. Without actually editing the templates, you can change the inter-digit timeout and the error action by using the Omni Edit Parameters Menu. The Enhanced In-band Integration optional feature includes two template sets for Omni integration, one for a three-digit dialing plan and one for a four-digit dialing plan. The default templates for Omni integration with a three-digit dialing plan are: a, NAME: OMN13 DESCRIPTION: OMNI-3 digit Application by Centigram Tl:R,,, Next:234567891011 Comment:T2: 02#, T V5, 40, H Next: Comment: direct call with no Id T3:03 s3 0# d3 0#, T V4, 40, H Next: Comment:Busy forward T4: 04 s3 0# d3 O#, T V3, 40, H Next : Comment:RNA forward T5:05 s3 O# OOOO#, T Vl, 40, H Next: Comment: Login prompt:000 is the VMEMO access point (dummy extension) T6:05 s3 0# d3 0#, T V2, 40, H Next: Comment: Forward all T7:06 Xx# d3 0#, T V2, 40, H Next: Comment: Message desk Attendent forward T8:07 Xx# d3 0#, T V2, 40, H Next: Comment: Message desk forward, B-4
OmniT9: 08 Xx# d3 0#, T V4, 40, H Next: Comment: Trunk call Busy forward TlO:09 Xx# d3 0#, T V3, 40, H Next: Comment:Trunk call RNA forward Tll:lXx# d3 O#, T V3, 40, H Next: Comment:Command code lo-16 will have the same greeting B-5i
Appendix C:System 25 Enhanced In-band IntegrationThis appendix contains supplemental information about integrating an AIP VoiceMemo system with an AT&T System 25. See the Task List for procedures to configure the integration. Features and FunctionsThe System 25 integration operates over standard two-wire circuits from Tip and Ring cards. The switch routes direct and forwarded calls to the VoiceMemoapplication over one group of lines. The VoiceMemo system sends message waiting requests to the switch over a separate line (or group of lines). The Receptionist II application (if installed) operates on the same line group as the VoiceMemo application.The System 25 integration allows call transfers from the VoiceMemo system, such as return to operator or to another extension. The switch also correctly passes the original called extension number to the VoiceMemo system when a double forward occurs. Although the switch allows all types of call forward (busy, ring no answer, all calls), it only sends one type of call forward message to the VoiceMemo system. Because there is no distinction, mailbox owners cannot use conditional personal greetings.Figure C-l shows the strategy for System 25 to AIP VoiceMemo integration. The AIP VoiceMemo system has three types of message waiting notification that you can use with the System 25: 0RS-232 Message Waiting (Type 7) - also called Modem Message Waiting, uses an VoiceMemo serial port and an external 1200 baud modem to pass DTMF message waiting requests to the PBX. This does not use a VoiceMemo line port, and is usually the most economical type of message waiting. The limitation with this type of message waiting is that any confirmation tones from the PBX are not passed from the modem back to the VoiceMemo system. lDTMF-to-PBX Message Waiting (Type 3) - uses VoiceMemo line ports to pass DTMF message waiting requests to the PBX. C-l
System 250Pager and Message Delivery Message Waiting (Type 5) - uses one or more VoiceMemo line ports to outdial to external paging systems or telephone numbers. System 25 Incoming Trunks Station Forwarding \\\ Y- - ) Queue- /. / Circular Hunt Group- ou;Ql;;k;t- _-----_-_t AIP VoiceMemo System Integration PortsD II MODEM Message Waiting Port(s+----------. Outdial Ports4Enhanced in-band and Receptionist II Applications W-232 Message Waiting*. or DTMF-to-PBX Message Waiting Outdials: Paging, Fax, Call Placement Figure C-lSystem 25 Integration Structure Hardware and Software RequirementsThe AIP VoiceMemo system software requirements are: l Release 5.02 or later , eEnhanced In-band Integration optional feature The AU? system hardware requirements are: 9One line card port for every VoiceMemo/Receptionist II line 0One line card port for DTMF to PBX message wait control, or l One serial port for RS-232 message wait control l Additional line card ports to place any outgoing calls (paging, fax, etc.) c-2 4
System 25The AT&T System 25 software requirements are: 0R2Vl (Release 2, Version 1) 0R3Vl (recommended) The System 25 hardware requirements are: lOne (1) ZTN-78 port per VoiceMemo/Receptionist II port 0One (1) ZTN-78 port for message wait control Use of Receptionist IIThe System 25 integration allows the optional Receptionist II application to perform supervised transfers. The switch can recognize a switch-hook flagh on the line and return dial tone. The Receptionist II port then dials the desired DN and monitors the call. The Receptionist II application can also perform blind (unsupervised) transfers.See the Receptionist II manual for more information about programming for Receptionist II. VoiceMemo Template SpecificationsThe default templates for System 25 integration are: NAME: SYS25DESCRIPTION: AT&T System 25 Application by Centigram Tl: R, T, , Next: 2 3 4 5 6 Comment:T2: # 00# sx##, VI, 50, H Next: Comment:direct call T3:# Ol###, V5, 50, H Next: Comment: direct Trunk callT4: # 02# sx# dx#, V2, 50, H Next: Comment:Internal Forwarded callT5: # 03## dx#, V2, 50, H Next: c-3
System 25 Comment:External Forwarded call T6:# 08## dx#, ~30 H, 50, H Next: Comment:Port badcall from the switch c-4
Appendix D:Norstar Enhanced In-bandlntearationThis appendix contains supplemental information about integrating an AIP VoiceMemo system with a Northern Telecom Norstar KSU.See the Task List for procedures to configure the integration. Features and FunctionsThe Norstar integration operates over a group of digital lines that is equipped with VMI (Voice Mail Interface) modules. The switch routes direct &d forwarded calls to the VoiceMemo system over one group of VMI lines. The VoiceMemo system sends message waiting requests to the switch over a separate line (or group of lines) equipped with a VMI or ATA (Analog Terminal Adapter). The Receptionist II application (if installed) operates on the same line group as the VoiceMemo application.The VMI units convert the Norstar digital telephone interface to standard loop start circuits for the VoiceMemo system. They also serve as translators, passing along the in-band codes needed for the integration and message waiting. Figure D-l shows the strategy for Norstar to AIP VoiceMemo integration. The Norstar integration templates are set to expect a prefix digit of 6, and a VMI hunt group pilot extension of 239.Since these are probably not correct for your switch, you must modify the templates during installation. The KSU does not distinguish between different types of forwarded calls. It sendsthe same call information message to the VoiceMemo system, regardless of whether the call was forwarded due to a busy, no answer, or forward all condition. This means that mailbox owners cannot use conditional greetings. The switch does send the number of the originally dialed extension for multi-step forwarding, SO callers do hear the correct mailbox greeting. The AIP VoiceMemo system has two types of message waiting notification that you can use with the Norstar: lDTMF-to-PBX Message Waiting (Type 3) - uses VoiceMemo line ports to pass DTMF message waiting requests to the KSU. D-l
Norstai 0Pager and Message Delivery Message Waiting (Type 5) - uses one or more VoiceMemo line ports to outdial to external paging systems or telephone numbers. NorstarAIP VoiceMemo System x VMIEl:integration Ports) Enhanced In-band )andReceptionist II * A VMI can also be used for the Message Waiting interface3009EIE Figure D- 1Norstar Integration Structure Hardware and Software RequirementsThe AIP VoiceMemo system software requirements are: 0Release 5.02 or later 0Enhanced In-band Integration optional feature The AU? system hardware requirements are: 0One line card port for every incoming phone line eOne line card port for DTMF-to-PBX message wait control 0Additional line card ports to place any outgoing calls (paging, fax, etc.) The Norstar software requirements are: lDR2The Norstar hardware requirements are: lOne (1) two-port VMI unit for each two VoiceMemo/Receptionist ports lOne (1) line through a VMI or ATA for message wait control D-2 2
Norstar Feature Interactions and limitationsThe following interactons and limitations may affect the integration of a VoiceMemo system and a Norstar KSU. The DR2 does not support Call Forward Busy. The Compact DR2 has no Call Forward No Answer. The DR3 and DR4 support Call Forward Busy if the station is in use on any line.Call Forward Busy is a system-level option. Call Forward No Answer means that the ICM rings several times and then the call goes to a VMI. A Norstar can support up to ten VMIs.The Compact and Modular DR2 only allows blind call transfers from the VoiceMemo sysrem, such as return to operator or to another extension. The DR3 and DR4 both allow supervised transfers through the VMI modules. Each VMI connects up to two ports and emulates to ATAs. The emulation behaves like a 7100 phone (one button with flash, conference, and transfer). User telephones do not generate DTMF tones during a conference call. Use of Receptionist IIOnly the DR3 and DR4 allow supervised transfers through the VMIs. For a Compact or Modular DIQ the switch recognizes a switch-hook flash on the VMI line, and the Receptionist II port dials the desired DN and goes on hook. With supervised transfer on a DR3 or DR4 KSU, a Receptionist II port can extend a call to an extension which is No Answer Forwarded back to the VoiceMemo ports. The Receptionist II port waits for that call forward to occur, recognizes by an answer tone that it has connected to a VoiceMemo port, and disconnects. For this forwarding and call recognition to work correctly, you must: D-3
Norstar lProgram the VoiceMemo system to recognize the extension numbers of the ports running the Receptionist II application (DP 6034). l Program the VoiceMemo ports to dial a DTMF # when the system identifies a call forwarded from one of its own ports. lSet line exception 9 for ringing timeout to be greater than the Norstar’s Forward No Answer timer. See the Receptionist IIManual for more information about programming for Receptionist II. VoiceMemo Template SpecificationsThe template sets for Norstar integration must be modified to have the correct forward prefer digit and hunt group pilot number. The default templates for Norstar integration are:-.NAME: NORSTAR DESCRIPTION: Northern Telecom NORSTAR Tl: R, T, , Next: 2 3 Comment:Wait for ring, go off hook T2:6 239, Vi, 10, US Next: Comment:Direct call that forwards past first UMI port T3:6 d3, u2, 10, u5 Next: Comment: Forwarded call from a station -- --D-4 2