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Description
PROGRAM ENTRY CHARTS
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3-Digit Table 01850C85 GA(ARS EDITOR) DISPLAY CONFIGURE INITIALIZE SHORT VERBOSE EXIT D= M= I= S= V= E= CNF>DIAL TREATMENTS E.A. & OPR-ASSIST RATE PERIODS CALL ROUTE OPTIONS6-DIGIT TABLE EXIT E= R= C=S= Q=3-DIGIT TABLE T= 3DIG>BLOCK LOAD DISPLAY DATA B= D=MODIFY DATA M= D= ARS> ENTER SEL. NOS.- FORMAT: CODE S#/1+CODE S# N=NEXT P=PREV D=DISPLAY nnx> NOTE: At any > prompt, press for that levels menu of options. Enter Selection #s for the block of NNXs to be programmed. Press . Next NNX is accessed. The prompt: END OF DATA indicates when NNX 999 is reached. CODE-ONLY - S# nn 1+CODE - S# nn nnx>FIRST NNX TO PROGRAM-200 LAST NNX TO PROGRAM Enter highest numbered NNX in the range to be programmed. Press . 3DIG> Enter NNX you want to program. Press . nnx> You are at the Modify Data Commend level for the previous NNX. FIRST NNX TO PROGRAM- Enter lowest numbered NNX in the range to be programmed. Press .3DIG>D DISPLAY 1- SYSTEM DATA 2- WORKSPACE DATA 3- BOTH 1 & 2 D>Press1, 2 or 3. SYSTEM DATA WORKSPACE DATA 3DIG> DIAL CODE 888 926 929CODE ONLY 64 01 05 1+CODE 06 03 04 SELECTION NUMBERS DIAL CODE 860 874 888CODE ONLY 12 01 641+CODE 00 00 06 SELECTION NUMBERS NOT IN A CONFLICT AREA or IN A CONFLICT AREA D> Continued. You are at the Modify Data Commend level for the current NNX.F=FIND C=CHANGE E=EXIT FIRST NNX TO PROGRAM-nnx- Enter numbered of the disired NNX 3DIG> ENTER SEL. NOS- Enter the Selection #s from the table for the NNX to be programmed.Copies Workspace Data to the system RAM. nnx> FORMAT: CODE S#/1+CODE S# 3DIG> Description PROGRAM ENTRY CHARTS 70Automatic Route Selection
3-Digit Table (cont.) 01850C86 STORE NEW DATA STORE AND EXIT S= E= EXIT Q= TRANSFER COMPLETE > NOTE: At any > prompt, press for that levels menu of options. ARS> Returns to the ARS Command level. [TRANSFER COMPLETE] STORING DATA ARS> Continued from previous page. Description PROGRAM ENTRY CHARTS Automatic Route Selection71
6-Digit Table 01850C83 GA(ARS EDITOR) DISPLAY CONFIGURE INITIALIZE SHORT VERBOSE EXIT D= M= I= S= V= E= CNF>DIAL TREATMENTS E.A. & OPR-ASSIST RATE PERIODS CALL ROUTE OPTIONS6-DIGIT TABLE EXIT E= R= C=S= Q= 3-DIGIT TABLE T= 6DIG>DISPLAY DATA MODIFY DATA D= M= EXIT E= D= ARS> 6DIG>D DISPLAY 1- SYSTEM DATA 2- WORKSPACE DATA 3- BOTH 1 & 2 D> Press1, 2 or 3. SYSTEM DATANPA-npa- Enter NPA from table. N=NEXT LIST P=PREV LIST S=# CHANGES npa> NOTE: At any > prompt, press for that levels menu of options. WORKSPACE DATA 6DIG>Does this prompt appear ? NOT DEFINED INITIALIZE? If so, enter Y. If you see this prompt: LIST NOT DEFINED, list does not exist. Enter new Default Selection # from table for this NPA. DEFAULT OPTION # - Enter new Match Selection # from table for this NPA and NNX list. npa>F=FIND Press to leave NPA unchanged and select first NNK list. NPA-npa- NPA 203 816MATCH 01 45 32NNX LIST 554-558 321-329 222 223-229 427 866 DEFAULT 00 00 02 SELECTION NUMBER NPA 203MATCH 01 45NNX LIST 554-558 321-329 222 DEFAULT 00 00 SELECTION NUMBERDEFAULT OPTION # - Enter Default Selection # from table for the NPA being programmed. ARS> MATCH OPTION # - Enter Match Selection # from table for the NPA being programmed. Returns to ARS> level. npa> If you see this prompt: LIST NOT DEFINED, previous list does not exist. MATCH OPTION # - Continued on next page. Description PROGRAM ENTRY CHARTS 72Automatic Route Selection
6-Digit Table (cont.) 01850C84 I=INSERT A=ADD D=DELETE MATCH OPTION # - NOTE: At any > prompt, press for that levels menu of options. Enter Selection # from table to be added to this NPAs 6-Digit table. Enter NNX or range of NNXs to be deleted. or To delete the entire entry for this NPA from 6-Digit table, NNX list and Selection #s Press DL. npa>E=EXIT Returns to 6DIG> level. 6DIG> NNX OR NNX1 - NNX2 - Enter NNX list data from table for this NPA. npa> Continued from previous page. npa> npa>NNX OR NNX1 - NNX2 - npa> Enter number of NPA to be programmed. Press . or To delete the entries in the NNX list for the NPA and Selection # accessed but not delete Selection #. Press DA. Description PROGRAM ENTRY CHARTS Automatic Route Selection73
Equal Access and Operator Assistance 01850C80 GA(ARS EDITOR) DISPLAY CONFIGURE INITIALIZE SHORT VERBOSE EXIT D= M= I= S= V= E= CNF>DIAL TREATMENTS E.A. & OPR-ASSIST RATE PERIODS 6-DIGIT TABLEEXIT E= R= S=Q= 3-DIGIT TABLE T= EA&OP>DISPLAY DATA MODIFY DATA D= M=EXIT E= D= ARS> OPR-ASSISTED CALLS - S# 04 INTERNATIONAL CALLS - S# 04 EQUAL ACCESS - S# 06 EA&OP> Typical data displayed. OPR-ASSISTED CALLS - S# nn NEW SEL. NO. - Enter Selection #. NOTE: At any > prompt, press for that levels menu of options. INTERNATIONAL CALLS - S# nn NEW SEL. NO. - Enter Selection #. EQUAL-ACCESS - S# nn NEW SEL. NO. - EA&OP> CALL ROUTE OPTIONS C= ARS> Description PROGRAM ENTRY CHARTS 74Automatic Route Selection
OPERATION Section 4, Operation Table of Contents Using ARS to Place a Call ..........................................................................77 Placing a Call from a Multibutton Telephone .............................................77 Placing a Call from a Single Line Telephone..............................................78 ARS with SMDR Account Codes (Forced Account Codes) .......................79 Using SMDR Account Codes .....................................................................79 ARS with Dial Treatment Authorization Codes..........................................80 Using Dial Treatment Authorization Codes ................................................80 Bypassing ARS ...........................................................................................81 Command Structure, ARS...........................................................................82 Description OPERATION Automatic Route Selection75
USING ARS TO PLACE A CALL This section tells you how to place a call from your telephone if ARS is enabled for your system. For additional information on how to use your telephone, refer to your extension’s Feature Handbook. Placing a Call from a Multibutton Telephone To place a call using ARS: •Lift handset. •Press INTERCOM. You hear Intercom dial tone. •Dial 9 or 90. You hear ARS dial tone. Check with your communications manager to see which code you should dial. You may also be able to press a programmable key to access ARS. •Dial number. After a route for your call is selected, you hear ARS redial the number you dialed. If you are not permitted to place the call you dial, you hear reorder tone and the call is denied. If the preferred route for the call is busy (and your call is redirected), you hear the voice message, The lowest cost line is busy. Please wait for the next one. If your system doesn’t have a VAU PCB, you hear two short beeps instead. If the preferred route for your call is busy and you are not allowed access to any other route, you hear, All lines are busy. For automatic callback, please press the Callback key. Use Trunk Queuing to wait for an available line. Refer to your telephone’s Feature Handbook. Description USING ARS TO PLACE A CALL Automatic Route Selection77
Placing a Call from a Single Line Telephone To place a call using ARS: •Lift handset. You hear Intercom dial tone. •Dial 9 or 90. You hear ARS dial tone. Check with your communications manager to see which code you should dial. •Dial number. After a route for your call is selected, you hear ARS redial the number you dialed. If you are not permitted to place the call you dial, you hear reorder tone and the call is denied. If the preferred route for the call is busy (and your call is redirected), you hear the voice message, The lowest cost line is busy. Please wait for the next one. If your system doesn’t have a VAU PCB, you hear two short beeps instead. If the preferred route for your call is busy and you are not allowed access to any other route, you hear, All lines are busy. For automatic callback, please press the Callback key. Use Trunk Queuing to wait for an available line. Refer to your telephone’s Feature Handbook. Description USING ARS TO PLACE A CALL 78Automatic Route Selection
ARS WITH SMDR ACCOUNT CODES (FORCED ACCOUNT CODES) ARS may require you to enter an SMDR Account Code before the call you dial can be placed. The number entered can be any valid SMDR Ac- count Code (refer to SMDR Account Code in your extension’s Feature Handbook). The Forced Account Code feature is enabled in system pro- gramming. If activated, it applies to all calls placed using ARS. Check with your attendant or communications manager to see if these Account Codes are required. Using SMDR Account Codes To enter an SMDR Account Code: •Place call. •Dial #. •Dial SMDR Account Code (up to 10 digits). •Dial #. The system routes the call. If you hear dial tone after you enter the SMDR Account Code, you must also enter a Dial Treatment Authorization Code (see page 4-6 of this appendix). You can optionally use Speed Dial for one-button SMDR Account Code entry. Description ARS WITH SMDR ACCOUNT CODES (FORCED ACCOUNT CODES) Automatic Route Selection79