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Nitsuko Digital System Feature And Terminal Programming Manual
Nitsuko Digital System Feature And Terminal Programming Manual
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QX- SUPPRESS ’#’ WHEN SPEED DIALING Description Use this option to prevent/allow the system from outdialing the # digit when stored in a Speed Dial bin. If pre- vented, the system stops dialing at the #. The system does not dial the # or any digits after the #. If allowed, the system outdials the contents of the Speed Dial bin normally. This option also affects numbers outdialed using: •Automatic Route Selection •Centrex Compatible Feature Keys •Last Number Redial •Save Conditions None Default...
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QY- SINGLE DIGIT LINE ACCESS Description Use this option to allow/deny users the capability of accessing trunk group 1 (code 90) by dialing 9. If you en- able this option (Y), users cannot dial-access trunk groups 91-98. If you disable this option, users can access any trunk group by dialing the two digit code (90-98). Refer to the Line (Trunk) Rotaries feature for more infor- mation on trunk groups. In systems with ARS, enabling this option changes the ARS access code from 90 to 9. Conditions None...
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QZ- SMDR SETUP, TMS REPORT PRINT MODES Description Use this option to set the Traffic Management Report (TMS) print modes. You can have the TMS report print manually (using the HE or HF options) or at a preset time. If you request automatic printing, the report can in- clude trunk data, trunk and operator data or all data. The options are: 0 Manual (using the HE or HF options) 1 Automatic (at a preset time) for trunk data only. The data clears after the report runs. 2 Automatic (at a preset time) for...
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QZ- SMDR SETUP, TMS PRINT TIMES SETUP Description Use this option to set the times that the TMS report should print. The data clears after each time the report runs. You can only set this option if you have entered: •1-3 for QZ- TMS Report Print Modes •Y for QZ- TMS Print Times Setup You can have the TMS report print every hour or every combination of hours. Conditions None Default Value N for each hour 00:00-23:00 (TMS report is not set to print) Feature Reference System Reports, Diagnostics and...
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QZ- SMDR SETUP, SMDR ONLY FOR TOLL CALLS Description Use this option to have the SMDR report include all outside calls or just toll calls. If you enter N, the SMDR re- port includes all outside calls. If you enter Y, the SMDR report includes just toll calls. The system defines toll calls as follows: 1 + NNX + nnnn NPA + NNX + nnnn 1 + NPA + NNX + nnnn 0 + NNX + nnnn 0 + NPA + NNX + nnnn Conditions None Default Value N (SMDR for all calls) Feature Reference Station Message Detail Recording...
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QZ- SMDR SETUP, INBOUND SMDR Description Use this option to have the SMDR report include or exclude incoming trunk calls. If you enter Y, the report in- cludes incoming and outgoing trunk calls. If you enter N, the SMDR report prints only outgoing trunk calls. Conditions None Default Value Y (SMDR report includes both incoming and outgoing trunk calls) Feature Reference Station Message Detail Recording Instructions To enter data on the PRF: 1. For QZ- Inbound SMDR on Table 9, enter Y or N. To enter...
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QZ- SMDR SETUP, SMDR PRINTOUT ALL THE TIME Description Use this option to determine when the SMDR report automatically prints. If you enable this option (Y), SMDR prints as soon as each call completes. The system provides a separate record for each call. Additionally, the sys- tem does not store the call record in the SMDR buffer. If you disable this option (N), the SMDR record prints: •At a preset time (set in QZ- SMDR Report Start Hour). The SMDR report includes all calls currently in the SMDR...
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QZ- SMDR SETUP, SMDR REPORT START HOUR Description Use this option to specify when the SMDR report should print. The SMDR buffer clears after the report prints. You can use this option only if you answer N for QZ- SMDR Printout All the Time. The choices are 00-23, where 01=1:00 AM and 23=11:00 PM. To disable the SMDR printout, enter 00. Conditions None Default Value 00 (SMDR report will not print) Feature Reference Station Message Detail Recording Instructions To enter data on the PRF: 1. For QZ- SMDR...
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- For Your Notes - Q- SYSTEM WIDE PROGRAMMING QZ- SMDR SETUP, SMDR REPORT START HOUR 552 PROGRAMMING N1870SWG04 Issue 1-0
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R- ERROR LOG REPORT Description Use this option to display the System Error Report. This report shows: •The last time you cleared the System Error Report (using the V- Clear Error Log option) •Total number of power resets (since you last cleared the report). Power resets occur when you turn the power off and on or if commercial AC power fails. •Total number of error resets (since you last cleared the report). Error resets occur if the CPU initiates a non-stoppable system reset. This occurs if the CPU...