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    Note:  When Norstar requests that an incoming call be 
    redirected by the distance network, Norstar does not 
    inform the network of the redirecting DN. In this case, 
    the diverted-to party will not see the diverting party 
    DN.
    Malicious call identification (MCID)
    The MCID feature allows the user to press ≤°·‡ to 
    have call information recorded on the central office system for 
    an incoming call on a specific line (ETSI PRI lines, only).
    The user must invoke the feature code either during the active 
    call or within 30 seconds (time varies on different networks) 
    after the caller hangs up. The feature will not work once the 
    called party hangs up.
    Note:  This feature must be allowed in network programming 
    for your PRI lines from your service provider.
    The following information registers on the network:
    • called party number
    • calling party number
    • local time and date of the invocation in the network serving 
    the called user
    • service provider option: calling party subaddress, if 
    provided by calling user) 
    						
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    MCDN services (profiles 1, 2, 4)Installer password required
    If your system is part of a private network using PRI SL-1 
    lines, you can determine the MCDN features that will be 
    allowed by your system. These settings are described in detail 
    in the networking section of this book. Refer to MCDN trunk 
    call features on page 141.
    • TRO: Trunk Route Optimization
    • ICCL: ISDN Call Connection Limitation
    • TAT: Trunk Anti-Tromboning
    To program these features:
    1. With the display showing System prgming press 
    ‘ until the display shows NetworkServices.
    2. Press ≠. ETSI displays.
    3. Press ‘. MCDN displays.
    4. Press ≠. NetwkICCL displays.
    5. Press CHANGE
     to choose either Y (yes) or N (no). 
    Default is No.
    6. Press ‘. TRO displays.
    7. Press CHANGE
     to choose either Y (yes) or N (no). 
    Default is No.
    8. Press ‘. TAT displays.
    9. Press CHANGE
     to choose either Y (yes) or N (no). 
    Default is No.
    Note:  TRO and TAT cannot both be set to Y, as TAT will not 
    work if TRO is active. 
    						
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    Note:  If you set NetwkICCL to yes, check the Max transits 
    settings under Hardware to confirm the threshold at 
    which you want the system to release the call rather 
    than to continue cycling. Refer to “Max transits” on 
    page 492. 
    						
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    Telco features
    Currently the two features accessed under this heading are the 
    settings for the voice mail connections for your system, and 
    how to set up outgoing name and number blocking (ONN).
    With the display showing System prgming press ‘ 
    until the display shows Telco features.
    VMsg ctr tel#s
    If you subscribe to a voice message service outside of your 
    local system, you can access it through your Norstar system. 
    This includes centralized voice mail that is installed on another 
    system within the private network to which your system is 
    connected. Refer to Central voice mail and Auto Attendant 
    with Norstar on page 156.
    This setting specifies the external telephone numbers that are 
    dialed by the Message feature to retrieve voice messages. 
    1. At the Telco Features prompt, press ≠. 
    Vmsg ctr tel# displays.
    2. Press ≠. VMsg center 1 displays.
    3. Press ≠. Use: Line displays.
    4. Press CHANGE
     to select either Line or Routing tbl.
    5. Press ‘. Tel#: No number displays.
    Tip - If you choose Routing tbl, you must ensure that this 
    number contains the routing code, and that the number is 
    entered in the routing table and routed to the correct line pool. 
    						
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    6. Press CHANGE and enter the telephone number for the voice 
    message system.
    7. Press – to move up a level.
    8. Press ‘ to move to the next Voice message 
    center.
    9. Repeat steps 3 to 8 for however many voice message 
    centers you want to enter.
    Outgoing Name and Number Blocking
    Outgoing Name and Number blocking blocks the outgoing 
    name and number on a per call basis when the user presses 
    ≤°⁄·
    ONN blocking is cancelled with ≤£°⁄·
    When this feature is used, the call is flagged to the CO so that 
    the name and number will not be presented to the person being 
    called. Refer to Outgoing Name and Number Blocking on page 
    456 for more information.
    1. At the Telco Features prompt, press ≠. 
    ONN blocking displays.
    Tips - A telephone does not show that external voice 
    messages are waiting unless Extl VMsg set is set to Y (Yes). 
    The setting is in CLASS assignment under Terminals&Sets.
    You can program up to five voice message center numbers, but 
    most systems require only one. 
    						
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    Programming the analog vertical service code (VSC)
    1. Press ≠. Analog VSC displays.
    2. Press ≠. Tone:None displays.
    3. Press CHANGE
     to enter a new tone dialing Name and 
    Number blocking VSC. 
    The VSC for tone trunks can include a maximum of 
    10 digits consisting of the CO Pause (≤‡°), and 
    digits 0-9, *, and #.
    4. Press ‘. Pulse:None displays.
    5. Press CHANGE
     to enter a new pulse dialing Name and 
    Number blocking VSC. 
    The VSC for pulse trunks can include a maximum of 
    10 digits consisting of the digits 0-9. Pulse trunks do not 
    support ≤‡°, * or #. The * is represented by 11 
    (two consecutive ones).
    Programming the BRI VSC
    1. Press ≠ until BRI VSC displays.
    2. Press ≠. Code:None displays.
    3. Press CHANGE
     and enter a new BRI name and number 
    blocking VSC. This entry can be up to 10 digits, consisting 
    of CO Pause (≤‡°), digits 0-9, *, or #. 
    						
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    Setting up the modules for ONN blocking
    To utilize ONN blocking, the CO is alerted by two methods, 
    either the Vertical Service Code (VSC) or the suppression bit 
    method. Each method depends on the type of trunk involved in 
    placing the outgoing call. 
    Analog trunks use a dialing digit sequence called VSC. Most 
    COs use the suppression bit method for ONN. You will need 
    to use the VSC ONN if your CO does not support the 
    suppression bit method. The VSC differs from region to region 
    and must be programmed. 
    • Analog trunks with both tone and pulse dialing trunks can 
    have separate VSCs. 
    • BRI trunks support one VSC. 
    • PRI trunks do not utilize the VSC.
    The second method used to alert the CO is by a suppression bit 
    packaged within the call setup message. BRI trunks can use 
    either method.
    Note:   PRI trunks only support the suppression bit method 
    of signalling the CO to block the outgoing Name 
    and Number to the calling party, therefore, no 
    additional programming is required. 
    When you program ONN blocking on a BRI module, you must 
    indicate which method the BRI trunk will use. The module 
    loop setting supports two ONN states. You must program the 
    BRI loop to match the method supported by your service 
    provider.
    •If SrvcCode is programmed, then the VSC programmed 
    under Telco Features is used.
    •If SuprsBit is programmed, then the suppression bit will 
    be packaged in the call setup message. 
    						
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    Program ONN blocking BRI loop state
    The display shows the loops found on the BRI card.
    1. Press ‘ to display the settings for individual 
    loops on a BRI card.
    2. At the Loops display, press next to display the first loop 
    number.
    3. Press ≠. Type:T displays.
    4. Press ‘ until ONNblk:SuprsBit displays.
    5. Press CHANGE
     to toggle the BRI loop state setting from 
    SuperBit to SrvcCode.
    6. Repeat these steps to program ONN blocking BRI loop 
    state for other loops, as required.
    ONN call blocking notes:
    • Set, line and set/line restrictions have no effect on digits 
    programmed within the ONN feature code. 
    • Call back from the CO is disallowed with this feature. 
    						
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    Software keys
    Some of the MICS system features require special pass codes, 
    called software keys, to make the feature work. This section 
    describes each of these options. To obtain the required 
    Software key, call the Integrated Voice Response (IVR) 
    Center at: 1-800-4NORTEL (667835), then use Express 
    Routing Code 1599.
    ISDN-PRI
    A software key is required so that you can configure a DTI 
    card as a PRI card for Profiles 1, 3 and 4.
    Not PRI software key is required for Profile 2 PRI lines.
    MCDN
    To create a private network using MCDN or tandem linking, 
    you need a PRI key and a key specific to MCDN.
    Not PRI software key is required for Profile 2 PRI lines.
    Companion (MICS-XC only)
    Software keys are used to activate Companion components on 
    systems running the MICS-XC 6.1 software. See the Modular 
    ICS Companion Installer Guide for more information. 
    You will need to provide the following information: 
    • the System ID of the Norstar ICS
    • the authorization number printed on the Bandwidth 
    Allocation License Instruction Sheet
    • the number of Directory numbers (DNs) configured in the 
    system
    • the number of lines configured in the system 
    						
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    System Identification Number
    Obtain the System ID (SysID) by pressing 
    ≤••ÍÁÍÈÎ, or ≤••‡·‡›‹ 
    on any system programming telephone.
    This information is also available by accessing 
    Software keys in an Installer programming session:
    1. Press ≠ The display reads SysID: followed by 
    the unique System Identification Number.
    2. Press ‘ to continue in Software keys or 
    ® to exit.
    3. Record the SysID in the Modular ICS Programming 
    Record.
    Call the Nortel Customer Response Center
    1. Call the number given in the description of the software 
    key you need.
    2. Follow the voice prompts.
    3. You will be given three separate numeric strings that 
    contain eight digits each.
    4. Record the Password keys in the Modular ICS 
    Programming Record.
    Re-entering software keys.
    Should the system be powered down for 72 hours 
    or more, you will need to obtain and enter new 
    software keys. 
    						
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