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    							CHAPTER 9 NDA-24282 (E)
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    SYSTEM MAINTENANCE
    5.3 MIS FAULT RECOVERY PROCEDURES
    This paragraph describes the fault recovery procedures related to the MIS in the order shown below.
    1. MIS Restart Processing
    Step 1: By selecting MIS System Stop, cause the MIS to cease operating.
    Step 2: Turn off the power supply to the MIS. After 5 ~ 6 seconds, turn on the power supply again.
    Step 3: The MIS starts up.
    Step 4: Perform operation tests of the MIS.
    2. Check on Connection Cables
    Check to see if the cable is connected between the MIS and the NEAX2400 IMX. 
    						
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    APPENDIX A GLOSSARY
    ACD Automatic Call Distribution.
    ACDP Automatic Call Distribution Processor. (For the NEAX2400 IMX, the ACDP is
    built in the CPU of the PBX)
    ACD line Virtual line of an ACD position.
    ACD MAT Maintenance Administration Terminal (MAT) on which the ACD commands are
    loaded.
    After call mode Selection of ACD position availability after ACD call completion. In Work mode,
    an ACD position becomes unavailable to receive ACD calls upon release from the
    previous ACD call. In Available mode, an ACD position becomes available to
    receive ACD calls upon release from the previous call.
    Agent Personal Queue Queues for calls that are directed to a specific ACD position.
    Answer mode Answer mode for ACD positions: either Auto or Manual. In Manual mode,
    incoming calls ring at the position and are required to be answered manually. In
    Auto mode, calls are connected using the headset or handset, and are introduced by
    a Zip Tone.
    Auto Work mode Occurs when the ACD position receives or places a call on the PBX line.
    Call Control Vector (CCV) A list of instructions or steps for handling incoming ACD calls.
    Circuits The number of trunks in a trunk group that are designated as ACD trunks.
    Conditional threshold Threshold values set for call acceptance of conditional queue calls into the queue
    of a target split.
    Default language The language that will be shown on the display of an ACD position that is logged
    onto the ACD system.
    Directory number Night, Assist and Emergency destination programmed in split data (ACDSPL).
    Do Not Disturb Occurs when none of the ACD positions of an ACD split are logged on.
    Hardware type Specifies if the position is a D
    term or analog agent.
    Holiday A date designated as a holiday within the ACD system, subject to holiday call
    handling procedures (see ACDHC and ACDHS).
    I-ACD Integrated ACD.
    I/O type Defines which type of MIS or Infolink will be used on the input/output port.
    Infolink A data communications link between the ACD system and external computer
    equipment such as host and IVRs.
    Internal priority Priority at which an internal call will be handled.
    IVR Interactive Voice Response unit. A voice prompting unit that can be guided
    through menus via DTMF signalling.
    Language Language to be used for ACD terminal display (D
    term).
    Logon ID ID code used to logon to the ACD system. 
    						
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    GLOSSARY
    Logon required Specifies whether ID entry is required for an ACD position to gain access to the
    ACD system.
    MAT Maintenance Administration Terminal.
    Maximum queue depth The number of calls that can be placed in queue.
    MIS Management Information System.
    MIS I/O port Designates the I/O port(s) used for MIS.
    PBX line The My Line of an ACD position.
    Pilot number A number used for routing calls to a CCV or a Week Schedule.
    Queue priority Priority at which a trunk call is placed in queue to a split.
    Route  To Defines the routing method for pilot number, such as CCV or Week Schedule. (See
    ACDCCV and ACDWS.)
    Split A hunt group of ACD positions.
    Splits Allowed Specifies which splits a position can take calls from.
    Tenant A software delineation between  multiple groups that share a PBX or ACD system,
    e.g., multiple companies which share the same switch, or separate divisions of one
    company that share an ACD systems.
    Tenant name Name associated with the occupant or user of an ACD system.
    Tenant number Number associated with the occupant or user of an ACD system.
    Transfer priority Priority at which a transferred call will be handled.
    Trunk group Route number associated with ACD.
    Week schedule A schedule consisting of a list of CCVs to be used in routing calls when the Week
    Schedule method of routing has been designated. (See ACDWS, ACDPLT, and
    ACDCCV commands.) 
    						
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    APPENDIX B FIELD VALUES FOR ACD SCREENS
    Table B-1  Field Values for ACD Screens  (1/8)
    FIELD NAME DESCRIPTION VALUESDEFAULT 
    SETTINGREQUIRED
    /OPTIONAL
    ACD Line Line that receives all of the ACD calls for this position (via 
    pilot numbers). (Virtual line)Up to 5 
    digitsnone required
    After call 
    modeThe state the position will be in after finishing a call from this 
    split. If available mode is selected, the position will become 
    available immediately upon disconnect from the previous 
    call. If work mode is selected, the position will go into work 
    mode.available/
    workavailable required
    Agent priority 
    queueingDetermines whether to use priorities when queueing available 
    agents.Priorities/
    No 
    PrioritiesNo
    Prioritiesrequired
    Alternate 
    night 
    destination 
    CCVSpecifies the CCV to use for the pilot number’s alternate night 
    destination.Index:
    0 ~ 900
    (0 = not 
    used)
    Step: 
    1 ~ 200 optional
    Analog agent 
    access codeNumber that invokes an ACD feature for an analog agent. up to 5 
    digitsnone required
    Analog agent 
    break typeBreak type to be associated with an analog agent access code.
    1 ~ 9 none optional
    Analog agent 
    featureThe feature associated with an analog agent access code. 
    Possible values are: Logon with ID, Logon without ID, 
    Logoff, Ready Mode, Work Mode, Break Mode, Tally Code, 
    Trunk Trouble.(see list at 
    left)none required
    Analog agent 
    logon IDLogon ID of agent or supervisor. up to 9 
    digitsnone optional
    Analog agent 
    tally codeTally code associate with the dialed analog agent access code. up to 9 
    digitsnone optional
    Analog agent 
    work mode 
    timeoutThe maximum time (in seconds) that an analog agent can stay 
    in Work mode. (0 = indefinite.) 0 ~ 9999 0 optional
    Analog 
    positionSpecifies whether this position is analog or not.
    Yes/No No optional 
    						
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    FIELD VALUES FOR ACD SCREENS
    Answer mode Determines how the position can answer ACD calls for this 
    split. If Manual is selected, the position must answer calls 
    manually by pressing the Answer button or the ACD Line key. 
    If Auto is selected, calls are connected automatically; the 
    position will hear Zip Tone when a new call is connected.manual/
    automanual required
    Assist 
    directory 
    numberThe directory number that will be dialed when an agent 
    presses the Assist button while on an ACD call.Up to 5 
    digitsnone optional
    Assist key is: Defines the function of the Assist key. Assist/
    MonitorAssist required
    Auto work 
    mode for IC 
    PBXAutomatic work mode, which removes the position from 
    receiving ACD queued calls while receiving an incoming call 
    on the PBX line.Yes/No No required
    Auto work 
    mode for OG 
    PBXAutomatic work mode, which removes the position from 
    receiving ACD queued calls while placing an outgoing call on 
    the PBX line.Yes/No No required
    Break type Specifies whether agents should be prompted for break type 
    when entering Break mode.1 (no 
    prompt)/
     9 
    (prompt)1 required
    Call recover 
    timeSets the amount of time (in seconds) an ACD call can ring at 
    an agent position before being recovered. (0 = feature not 
    used)0 ~ 255 0 optional
    Call waiting 
    chime 
    (ACDLOG)Defines how the call waiting chime will function for personal 
    queue calls. Off = no chime. First = chime will sound for the 
    first call placed in queue. All = chime will sound for each call 
    placed in queue.Off/
    First/
    AllOff required
    Call waiting 
    light 
    thresholdThe minimum number of calls in queue to this split before the 
    call waiting lamp will light steadily.0 ~ 999 
    (0 = off)0 optional
    Call waiting 
    flash 
    thresholdThe minimum number of calls in queue to this split before the 
    call waiting lamp will flash.0 ~ 999 
    (0 = off)0 optional
    CCV index The index (reference number) to a specific CCV. 1 ~ 900 none required
    Table B-1  Field Values for ACD Screens  (2/8)
    FIELD NAME DESCRIPTION VALUESDEFAULT 
    SETTINGREQUIRED
    /OPTIONAL 
    						
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    FIELD VALUES FOR ACD SCREENS
    CCV  step One of up to 20 steps in a Call Control Vector. (See ACDCCV 
    command for details.) Possible steps are listed below.See below none required
    ACTION ARGUMENT DESCRIPTION
    Queue To split number Offer the call to the split
    Dequeue From split number Stop offering the call to the split
    Conditional Queue split number Offer the call to the split if it meets a conditional threshold
    If Not Queued Go To CCV index and step If the split queue is full, go to Busy or specified CCV index and 
    step
    Go To CCV index and step Go to the specified CCV index and step
    Transfer To 1 ~ 10 Route the call to a number (up to 22 digits)
    New Priority priority (1 ~ 250) Change the call’s priority to the specified value
    Up Priority amount (1 ~ 250) Change the call’s priority by the specified amount
    Announcement number (1 ~ 58) Route the call to an announcement
    Hang Up — Disconnect the call
    Pause seconds (1 ~ 999) Pause before performing the next step
    End — End of CCV
    Skip percentage (1 ~ 99) Skip percentage to next step
    IVR Announcement number (1 ~ 99) Connect call to IVR for customized announcement
    Individual IVR IVR access number Individual IVR port number in a CCV step basis
    ETA Less seconds (1 ~ 9999) Do next step if estimated time to answer is less  than specified 
    time
    ETA Greater seconds (1 ~ 9999) Do next step if estimated time to answer is greater than specified 
    time
    ETA Less in a  split (1 ~127)/ Do next step if estimated time to answer is less  than specified
    specified split seconds (1 ~ 511) time in a specified split
    ETA Greater in a  split (1 ~127)/ Do next step if estimated time to answer is greater than specified
    specified split seconds (1 ~ 511) time in a specified split
    Ring Delay seconds (1 ~ 15) Delay time to start ringing for the next incoming call
    Chime 
    (ACDSPL)Call Waiting chime that sounds when the call waiting 
    threshold is met.On/Off Off required
    Conditional 
    threshold 
    methodMethod for accepting calls into the split:
      No Calls Accepted: no calls are accepted into the queue.
      Agents Available: calls are accepted depending on the
    number of available positions.
      Calls in Queue: calls are accepted depending on the num-
    ber of unanswered calls in queue.No Calls/
    Agents 
    Ava il a b l e /
    Calls in 
    QueueNo Calls 
    Acceptedrequired
    Conditional 
    threshold 
    valueValue used in conjunction with the method (described above):
      Agents Available: the number of positions that must be
    available before calls will be accepted.
      Calls in Queue: the least amount of unanswered calls in the
    queue before calls will be accepted.1 ~ 250
    (Agents
    Available)
    1 - 699
    (Calls in
    Queue)none optional
    Table B-1  Field Values for ACD Screens  (3/8)
    FIELD NAME DESCRIPTION VALUESDEFAULT 
    SETTINGREQUIRED
    /OPTIONAL 
    						
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    FIELD VALUES FOR ACD SCREENS
    Default 
    languageThe language used on a logged-off ACD position. English/
    Japanese/
    Spanish/
    Italian/
    French/
    GermanEnglish required
    Do Not 
    DisturbSpecifies how ACD calls will be handled when there are no 
    positions logged onto the split.Queue/
    Do Not 
    QueueQueue required
    Emergency 
    directory 
    numberThe directory number that will be dialed when the agent 
    presses the EMERGENCY button while on an ACD call.up to 5 
    digitsnone optional
    Emergency 
    recorder 
    numberNumber of the recorder that will be connected to the call in 
    progress when an agent requires and emergency recording to 
    be made.0 ~ 5
    (0 = none)0 (none) optional
    File comment 
    (remark)Any supplementary remarks you wish to be associated with 
    the file.up to 60 
    charactersnone optional
    Go to CCV 
    (forward/full)Defines action (CCV index and step) to be taken if the 
    referenced logon ID is not logged on the system (forward), or 
    if the personal queue is full (full).CCV
    index
    (1 ~ 900)
    and step 
    (1 ~ 20)none optional
    Go to CCV 
    (overflow)Defines action (CCV index and step) to be taken when there 
    is an overflow timeout.CCV
    index
    (1 ~ 900)
    and step 
    (1 ~ 20)none optional
    Holiday CCV 
    listA list of entries to be followed when a Holiday Schedule is 
    used. Each entry consists of a start time and a CCV index and 
    step.Time  
    (HH:MM)
    CCV
    index and 
    stepnone optional
    Holiday date The month and day that is defined as a holiday. Date 
    MM/DDnone optional
    Holiday 
    schedule 
    numberReference number for a holiday schedule.
    1 ~ 3 none optional
    Hot split Specifies whether this split is to be used for hot positions. Yes/No No optional
    Internal 
    priorityPriority that a station call will receive when queued within the 
    local system, when presented to the pilot number.1 (high) ~ 
    250 (low)15 required
    Table B-1  Field Values for ACD Screens  (4/8)
    FIELD NAME DESCRIPTION VALUESDEFAULT 
    SETTINGREQUIRED
    /OPTIONAL 
    						
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    IVR directory 
    numberThe PBX directory number that allows ACD to access a port 
    on an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) unit.up to 5 
    digitsnone required
    IVR pilot 
    numberThe PBX directory number used by ACD to access ports on 
    an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) unit.up to 5 
    digitsnone required
    IVR port 
    numberAssociates a port on the IVR unit with the IVR directory 
    number.required
    Language The language a position’s messages will be displayed in when 
    a position is logged on.English/
    Japanese/
    Spanish/
    Italian/
    French/
    GermanEnglish required
    Logon ID The agent’s ID code used when logging on to the ACD 
    system.up to 9 
    digitsnone required
    Logon ID is ? Used to control access to the split. Required/
    Not UsedRequired required
    Logon Name The name to be displayed when logging on with a logon ID. 
    Displayed on ACD position’s display.)up to 20 
    charactersblank optional
    Max. queue 
    depthThe maximum number of calls that can be queued to this split 
    or personal pilot number.1 ~ 999 99 required
    Multi-split Defines whether this logon ID has access to multiple splits 
    simultaneously.Yes/No No optional
    Night 
    directory 
    numberThe directory number to which calls will be routed when the 
    split is in Night mode. (Must be a valid pilot number.)up to 5 
    digitsnone optional
    Operator 
    access codeDefines the access code programmed for the operator in the 
    PBX database.up to 5 
    digits0 required
    Outbound call 
    answer timerTime allowed for outbound calls to be considered 
    successfully completed0 ~ 60 sec-
    onds30 required
    Overflow 
    timeoutDefines how long a call will stay in queue to the personal pilot 
    number before it overflows. (0 = Indefinite.)0 ~ 9999 none required
    PBX 
    incomingSpecifies whether agents should be forced into Work mode 
    upon receiving an incoming call on their PBX line.Yes/No No required
    PBX outgoing Specifies whether agents should be forced into Work mode 
    upon receiving dial tone for an outgoing call on their PBX 
    line.Yes/No No required
    Personal 
    assist request 
    numberOverrides the assist request number programmed in 
    ACDS PL.up to 5 
    digitsnone optional
    Table B-1  Field Values for ACD Screens  (5/8)
    FIELD NAME DESCRIPTION VALUESDEFAULT 
    SETTINGREQUIRED
    /OPTIONAL 
    						
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    Personal 
    emergency 
    request 
    numberOverrides the emergency request number programmed in 
    ACDSPL. up to 5 
    digitsnone optional
    Personal pilot 
    numberDefines the number programmed in AMNO/AMNOL/
    AMNON. (Not programmed in ACDPLT.)up to 5 
    digitsnone optional
    Personal 
    queue 
    announcemen
    t numberDefines the announcement used for calls directed to personal 
    queue (for the entire tenant).
    1 ~ 58 none optional
    Personal 
    queue 
    overflow/
    forward 
    priorityDefines the priority for calls that overflow from a personal 
    queue.
    1 ~ 250 1 optional
    Pilot name Name displayed when a call is answered at positions. up to 20 
    charactersblank optional
    Pilot number 
    (ACDPLT)A directory number that calls can be presented to. (Personal 
    pilot numbers are not programmed here.)up to 5 
    digitsnone required
    Position The My Line of the ACD position. up to 5 
    digitsnone required
    Queue 
    priorityPriority at which a call from this trunk group (route) is placed 
    in the queue.1 (high) ~ 
    250 (low)1 required
    Route to: Method used to route a call when presented to this pilot 
    number. Options are:
      CCV: index and step number
      Week Schedule: reference numberCCV
     index
     (1 ~ 900) 
    and step 
    (1 ~ 20)/
    week 
    schedule 
    (1 ~ 10)CCV
    index 1, 
    step 1required
    Split name Name displayed at positions at logon time. up to 20 
    charactersblank optional
    Split number Number that references a split. 1 ~ 250 1 required
    Split priority Used when assigning calls to agents in multi-split mode. 1 ~ 250 1 required
    Splits 
    (ACDTN)Maximum number of splits assigned to this tenant.
    1 ~ 250 1 required
    Table B-1  Field Values for ACD Screens  (6/8)
    FIELD NAME DESCRIPTION VALUESDEFAULT 
    SETTINGREQUIRED
    /OPTIONAL 
    						
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    Splits 
    (ACDLOG)Designates what splits are allowed.  All, or up 
    to 4 
    different 
    splitsAll required
    Splits allowed 
    (ACDPSN)Number of splits allowed to position. 1 ~ 250 or 
    Any1 required
    Stranded calls 
    CCV indexDesignates the CCV index to use when recovering stranded 
    calls. (0 = not used.)0 ~ 900 0 optional
    Successful 
    feature 
    activation 
    announcemen
    tSpecifies the announcement to be connected to an analog 
    agent notifying that a feature activation was successful. (0 = 
    none.) 0 ~ 58 0 optional
    Supervisor 
    tally-oh codesSpecifies whether this position is allowed to use supervisor 
    Tally-Oh codes.Allow/
    Do Not 
    AllowDo Not 
    Allowoptional
    Tenant name Name printed at the top of reports. up to 20 
    charactersblank optional
    Tenant 
    numberReference number for the tenant.
    1 ~ 10 none required
    Transfer 
    priorityPriority of a transferred call when presented to a pilot number. 1  (high)  ~ 
    250 (low)15 required
    Transfer 
    numbersDigits to be dialed for each “Transfer To” CCV step that 
    references this number. Only digits 0 ~ 9 are allowed. This is 
    only required when there is a “Transfer To” step referencing 
    it.up to 22 
    digitsblank optional
    Trunk group 
    nameName to be displayed when a call is answered at an ACD 
    position.up to 20 
    charactersblank optional
    Trunk group 
    numberNumber that references a trunk group (route).
    1 ~ 254 1 required
    Trunk circuits Used for activating/deactivating the trunk’s circuits as ACD 
    circuits (trunks).1 ~ 255 1 to 1 required
    Trunk priority The priority used when queueing ACD trunk calls to a pilot 
    number.1 (high) ~ 
    250 (low)1 required
    We e k  
    schedule 
    CCV listA list of entries to be followed when a week schedule is used. 
    Each entry consists of a start time and the CCV index and step 
    to be followed.Time  
    (HH:MM)
    CCV 
    index and 
    step 
    numbernone optional
    Table B-1  Field Values for ACD Screens  (7/8)
    FIELD NAME DESCRIPTION VALUESDEFAULT 
    SETTINGREQUIRED
    /OPTIONAL 
    						
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