TiE Onyx 2, 3, 4, 5 Service And Programming Manual
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Q- SYSTEM WIDE PROGRAMMING QT- DETECTION COUNTER Description Note: Related Programming l l Feature Reference Use this option to set the detection counter. This counter sets how long the system for second (OCC) dial tone after it finds a in a number. After the system detects a pause. it waits up to three times the Detection Counter for dial tone. If dial tone occurs, the system the numbers that follow the pause.If dial tone doesn’t occur before this interval expires. the system denies the call...
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Q- SYSTEM WIDE QT- TIMERS, DETECTION COUNTER Instructions To enter data on the PRF: Step For QT- DT Detect Cnt on Table enter the Detection Counter value. To enter data at the programming terminal: Step After programming QT- Flash Response Time, you see: DT DETECT CNT? (1 TO SECS;CNT) Step 2 Enter the QT- Detection Counter entry from Table 10 and press RETURN. You see: FEATURE KEY DELAY? (5 TO 99 TENTH SECS)GO IO QT- Feature Delay on the next page. 2-332SOFTWARE Issue
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Q- SYSTEM WIDE PROGRAMMING QT- SYSTEM TIMERS, CENTREX-TYPE FEATURE KEY DELAY Description Use this option to set the interval that corresponds to a D entry when programming Centres feature keys. Use this option when the connected requires a interval for certain functions. This mav be appropriate if the pause option cannot detect a second dial tone. When the user presses a key a D programmed in it, the system: Dials out the codes that precede the D Waits the QT- Centrex-Type Feature Key Delay...
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Q- SYSTEM WIDE QT- SYSTEM REPORT WAIT TIME Description Related Programming l l l l Feature Reference Instructions Step 1 l Step 1 l Step 2 Use this option to set the Traffic Report (TMS) Wait Time interval. If a call rings the system longer than this interval, the flags it as a Long Wait call. The range is to 99 seconds. Conditions None Default TMS Wait Time not set (the TMS report will never calls as Long Wait). Traffic Management Reporting HE- Status Reports. Traffic hlanagement Summary...
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Q- SYSTEM WIDE PROGRAMMING QT- TIMERS. LOOP DISCONNECT TIME (ONYX IV) Description Related Programming Feature Reference Instructions Step 1 l Step 1 Step 2 l Use this option to set the loop disconnect interval for trunks. This lets you tailor the trunks to the disconnect of the connected telco. If the detects an open loop on a trunk equal to or greater than the you set. it assumes the telco has disconnected. The system then drops the call. If the open loop is less than the interval you set....
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Q- SYSTEM WIDE PROGRAMMING QT- TIMERS, DEFAULT MODEM SPEED Description Use this option to set the default modem speed for outgoing outside data When the system assigns a modem to the call. it selects the speed specify in this option. The user can. change the speed while placing the call. The choices are L baud) and H (1200 baud). Refer to the system Data Products for the specifics. None Default L (300 baud) Related Programming None Feature Reference System Timers Instructions Step Step 1...
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Q- SYSTEM QT- SYSTEM TIMERS, OPS FLASH TIMER Description Related Programming Feature Reference Instructions Step Step l Step l Use this option to match the to the loop current interruption that occurs when an hookflashes. This helps the system distinguish between a valid hookflash and a loop interruption. Refer to the Premise Extension (OPX) feature for more information. This option does not to The choices for this option are: 2to second) 33-l 1 (300 to1.1 seconds) 4 4-l (400 to1.2...
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Q- SYSTEM WIDE PROGRAMMING QT- SYSTEM TIMERS, TIE OUTGOING FLASH TIMER Description Related Programming Feature Reference Instructions Step 1 Step 1 Step Use this option to set the length of the loop current interruption that occurs when a svstem (local) user flashes a Tie line. Set this option if the remote PBX supports Flash over the tie line. For example, some use Flash to initiate Hold or Transfer. Refer to the Tie Lines feature for more information. The choices are (in of seconds): 4 400 6...
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Q- SYSTEM QU- MODEM POOLING EXTENSION NUMBER Description Related Programming Feature Reference Instructions Step 1 Step Step l Step 3 l Use this option to designate the Modem Pooling master extension number. When setting up a pool of modem circuits. the system must know circuit you to use as the master. In addition. you must: o Assign all modem circuits as M (in Circuit Type) Give all modem circuits hunt type 06 (in Hunt Type) oProgram all modem circuits the same master extension number...