TiE Onyx 2, 3, 4, 5 Service And Programming Manual

							E- TRUNKS
El- PORT NUMBER
Description
Use this option to change the port assignment for a trunk. The port is the
hardware location of the trunk. When you change a trunk’s port number, all
programming for the trunk goes to the new port assignment (location). All
trunks use a single port.
Keep the following in mind when programming ports:
oUse HH- Port/Extension Checker to make sure each port has only one
assigned trunk
Do not swap an extension port with a trunk port.
o You can optionally Use 
 Extension-Port Swap (instead of El) to
change the trunk assignment for a port
oYou can use X- Exchange Extension Data to swap two trunk (without
physically moving their ports). With this option. the programming follows
the trunk number.
Use QN- Restore Standard Port Numbers to reinstate the standard
trunk/extension-to-port assignments
Use LP- Listing Data by Port to list the programmed options for trunks  in
port number order.
CAUTION:Do not use the El option on installed trunks.
Conditions
None
Default Value
Each trunk is offset from its port by 300 (e.g., trunk 480 is at port 180).
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Instructions
To enter data on the PRF:
Step 1 Enter the port number for each trunk on Table 5.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
Step 1 lType El.
Step 
 lEnter the number of the trunk you want to program and press RETURN. You
see: 
PORT
Step 3 Enter data for this option from Table 5.You automatically advance to the next consecutive trunk.
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							E- TRUNKS
 CIRCUIT TYPE
Description
Use this option to identify the type of trunk connected to each trunk port. The
trunk circuit type choices are:
05 OPX, 
   and  ports (see E- Extension programming)
07 DID trunk
08 CO trunk. ground start. 
09 CO trunk, ground start, DP (Dial Pulse)’
10 CO trunk, loop start. DTMF
11 CO trunk, loop start, DP
12 DISA trunk. DTMF, day or night*
13 DISA trunk, DP. day or 
14 DISA trunk. DTMF. night only’
15 DISA trunk. DP, night 
16 Tie trunk, DTMF, wink 
17 Tie trunk, DP, wink 
18 Tie trunk, DTMF. immediate dial’
19 Tie trunk, DP. immediate 
51  P/N 89749 (See E- Extension programming)
X Uninstalled
Keep the following in mind when programming circuit type:
Enter type X for all ports not terminated to a trunk
 OPX extensions use trunk numbers.  extension use extension numbers.
(Refer to E- Extension programming.)
Program the ports used for External Paging, Background Music and Music
on Hold as uninstalled (circuit type X)
Conditions
a. When programming trunks, make sure the Trunk PCB associated with the
port you are programming is installed. Refer to QS- Install Printed Circuit
Boards.
b. If you want to use a trunk you programmed for BGM/MOH for another
function, you must:
Remove the assignment in QM- BGM Line Number
Reset the associated line/trunk PCB (using IR- Reset Line/Trunk Card)
Change the trunk to the desired circuit type (using the E2 option)
Perform a side tone test on the trunk (using the IS- Side Tone Test
option)
Default Value
On initial power up in the large systems, the system identifies all line/trunk-
 It marks the  as installed and sets each trunk circuit type at
DTMF CO (type 10). The remaining line/trunk  are marked as not
installed. On subsequent power-ups, the system reports major alarms on
trunks and 
 that are no longer installed.
On initial power up in VS, the system assigns circuit type 10 to all trunks.
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Programming
Refer to Programming in the features listed below. 
 proper Operation, you should start (seize) each  once following the initial installation. Ground start trunks arenot available in VS.
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							E- TRUNKS
 CIRCUIT TYPE
Feature Reference
Instructions
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Refer to Programming in the following features:
Background Music
Centralized Attendant 
Central Office Calls. Answering
Central Office Calls. Placing
DP and DTMF Compatibility
Direct Inward Dialing
Direct Inward System Access
Music On Hold
Off-Premise Extension
Paging
Private Line
Special Services and OCC Compatibility
Tenant Service
Tie Lines
Voice Mail Compatibility
To enter data on the 
PRF:
Enter the circuit type for each trunk on Table 5.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
Type 
E2. You see: EXT 300
Enter the number of the trunk you want to program and press RETURN. 
see: CIRCUIT TYPE
Enter data for this option from Table 5 and press RETURN.For CO and  trunks, you advance to the next consecutive trunk. For DID, and tie trunks, you advance to E2 (Trunks)-  Circuit Number.
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							E- TRUNKS
  CIRCUIT NUMBER
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Use this option to assign the associated  circuit number for each 
DID and tie trunk. Refer to the  Installation and Programming Manual for
charts and drawings that explain this association. This option does not 
 
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Conditions
This option only applies to OPX. DID and tie trunks.
Default Value
No  circuit number assigned (00).
Centralized Attendant Service
CP- Allow Bell Standard for CAS (BYO:O) 
 Enable this option if hub
system is using Bell Standard Centralized Attendant Service. Disable this
option if hub is a 
 PBX.
E- Trunks,  Circuit Type  Assign each tie trunk used for CAS one of the
following circuit types:
16 DTMF Wink Start tie line
17 Dial Pulse Wink Start tie line
18 DTMF Immediate Dial tie line
19 Dial Pulse Immediate Dial tie line
E- Trunks,  Class of Service  Assign a Class of Service to the tie trunk.
E- Trunks,  Next Trunk in Outbound Rotary  If the CAS tie trunk is
part of a trunk rotary for outgoing calls, enter the number of the next trunk in
the rotary
E- Trunks,  Direct Trunk Termination  Terminate each incoming
trunk (or rotary) in the satellite to a tie trunk (or tie trunk rotary) that connects
to the hub.
E- Trunks, EA- UCD Group Master Extension Number (First Trunk in
Group) 
 If a CAS tie trunk is in a rotary, specify the first trunk in the rotary.
All trunks in the rotary should have the same entry for this option.
Direct Inward Dialing
CP- Absorb 1st Digit for DID and Tie Trunks 
 If QO- DID
Intercepts (Absorb 1st Digit) is off(N), use this option to apply 1st digit
absorption on a trunk-by-trunk basis. When you enable this option, the trunk
is compatible with four digit DID service. 
This is a  option for DID
trunks.
CP- Allow Automatic Operator Intercept for DID (BYO:O) 
Enable/disable All Call Intercept in an extension’s COS. This is a COS option
for extensions.
E- Extensions, ED- Trunk Control, Ring Control  The attendant assigned
to each DID trunk should have ringing for the trunk. This allows the
intercepts to work properly. However, intercepts to 
 work fine without
ring programmed.
E- Extensions, ED- Trunk Control, Access Control  An extension must
have access to a DID trunk in order to answer a DID call on that trunk.
E- Extensions/Trunks,  Class of Service  Assign Class of Service to
DID trunks and extensions.
E- Trunks,  Circuit Type  Assign DID trunks with circuit type 07. 
						

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  CIRCUIT NUMBER
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KS- Programming  for   Each extension should have a line key
for DID trunks or a loop key.
Off-Premise Extension
E- Trunks, 
 Circuit Type  OPX extensions use circuit type 05.
Remember that OPX extensions use trunk numbers.
Tie Lines
CP- Absorb 1st Digit for DID and Tie Trunks   For incoming
wink start tie trunk calls, enable/disable 1st digit absorption. If enabled,
system ignores first incoming digit on tie trunk call.
E- Trunks,  Circuit Type  Assign each tie line one of the following
circuit types:
16 DTMF Wink Start tie line
17 Dial Pulse Wink Start tie line
18 DTMF Immediate Dial tie line
19 Dial Pulse Immediate Dial tie line
E- Trunks,  Class of Service  Assign COS to tie trunk for incoming
calls. COS does not pertain to outgoing calls.
Centralized Attendant Service
Direct Inward Dialing
Off-Premise Extension
Tie Lines
To enter data on the PRF:
Review the  Installation and Programming Manual. Enter the associated
 circuit on Table 5 for each DID, OPX and tie trunk.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
After entering data for  CIRCUIT TYPE, you see: STI 
Enter data for this option from Table 5 and press RETURN.
You advance to  Circuit Type for the next consecutive trunk.
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							E- TRUNKS
 CLASS  SERVICE
Description
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Use this option to assign a Class of Service (COS) to each DID, DISA and tie
trunk. You can use COS to put dialing restrictions on incoming DISA and tie
trunk callers.
Conditions
This option only applies to DID, DISA and tie trunks.
Default Value
All trunks have COS 00.
Refer to Programming in the features listed below.
Refer to Programming in the following features:
Centralized Attendant Service
Direct Inward Dialing
Direct Inward System Access (DISA)
Tie Lines
To enter data on the PRF:
Enter the COS number for each DID, DISA and tie trunk on Table 5. Enter
00 for all other trunks.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
Type E3. You see: EXT 
Enter the number of the DISA or tie trunk you want to program and press
RETURN. You see: COS
Enter data for this option from Table 5 and press RETURN.You advance to the next consecutive trunk.
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							E- TRUNKS
 NEXT TRUNK IN OUTBOUND ROTARY (HYBRID ONLY)
Description
Use this option to determine the selection sequence for trunks within a trunk
rotary. The trunk rotary 
 the order of the list vou create using this
option. When entering data. make sure the last 
 in the rotary  not
loop back to the first. You can program CO, DISA and tie trunks into an
outbound  rotary. Normally. only trunks of the same 
 are in the same
rotary.
For example, to program a trunk rotary using trunks 480, 481 and 482:
For this trunk... Enter this  data...
480 481
481 4 8 2
482
300 (no entry)
Your outbound rotary may correspond to a 
 inbound rotary. 
normally picks the lowest trunk first. If this is the case, program your
outbound trunk rotary to select the highest numbered trunks first.
This prompt does not appear for key systems.
Conditions
Although this option appears for DID trunks, it is not used.
Default Value
Trunks are not in a rotary (no entry).
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Automatic Route Selection
E- Trunks, 
 Trunk Service Number  Assign a Service Number to each
trunk used for ARS. ARS routes calls to Service Numbers, not individual
trunks.
E- Trunks, EA- Trunk Group Assignment (First Trunk in Group) 
Group trunks in rotaries by assigning each one the same First Trunk in Group
number.
GA- ARS Editor  Program the ARS options. Refer to Appendix A for
complete details.
QL-  Codes, LCR or ARS Enable  Enter 2 to enable
ARS.
QL-  Codes, Number of Services  Designate how many
services (trunk rotaries) ARS will use.
QL-  Codes, Service Line Numbers  Indicate the trunk
rotary master number for each of the rotaries used by ARS. This should
correspond to the 
EA- First Trunk in Group entry.
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							E- TRUNKS
 NEXT TRUNK IN OUTBOUND  (HYBRID ONLY)
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Centralized Attendant Service
CP- Allow 
 Standard for    Enable this option if hub
system is using Bell Standard Centralized Attendant Service. Disable this
option if hub is a 
 PBX.
E- Trunks,  Circuit Type  Assign each tie trunk used for CAS one of the
following circuit types:
16 DTMF Wink Start tie line
17 Dial Pulse Wink Start tie line
18 DTMF Immediate Dial tie line
19 Dial Pulse Immediate Dial tie line
E- Trunks,   Circuit Number  Enter the  circuit number for the
tie trunk. Refer to the 
 Installation and Programming Manual for charts
and drawings that explain this correlation.
E- Trunks,  Class of Service  Assign a Class of Service to the tie trunk.
E- Trunks,  Direct Trunk Termination  Terminate each incoming
trunk (or rotary) in the satellite to a tie trunk (or tie trunk rotary) that connects
to the hub.
E- Trunks, EA- UCD Group Master Extension Number (First Trunk in
Group) 
 If a CAS tie trunk is in a rotary, specify the first trunk in the rotary.
All trunks in the rotary should have the same entry for this option.
Line (Trunk) Rotaries
E- Extensions, ES- Line Access Options, Access To Groups 90-95 
Allow/deny access to each of the first 6 trunk groups (90-95). You cannot
program this option for trunk groups 
E- Trunks, EA- Trunk Group Assignment (First Trunk in Group) 
Group trunks together by assigning each one the same First Trunk in Group-
number.
QF- Line Group Access (First Trunk in Group)  Correlate the first trunk
in a trunk rotary (e.g., 801) to one of nine trunk rotary numbers (90-98). The
system requires this correlation when setting up trunk rotaries. Use the trunk
access code (e.g., 801 or 
 that corresponds to the EA- First Trunk in
Group entry.
Automatic Route Selection
Centralized Attendant Service
Line (Trunk) Rotaries
To enter data on the PRF:
Enter the next trunk in the rotary for each trunk on Table 5. Enter 300 for the
last trunk in the rotary. Enter 300 also for all other trunks that are not in
rotaries.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
Type E4. You see:  
Enter the number of the trunk you want to program and press RETURN. You
see: NEXT LINE IN ROTARY
Enter data for this option from Table 5 andpressRETURN.You advance to the next consecutive trunk.
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							E- TRUNKS
 TRUNK SERVICE NUMBER
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If the system has ARS or LCR. use this option to assign a Service Number to
trunks. Trunks of the same type should have the same Service Number. You
can assign a trunk one of 10 
 Numbers (l-10). When routing calls,
ARS and LCR will:
 Analyze the digits a user dials
 Choose a  Number for the call
Route the call on the first available trunk with the selected Service
Number.
You can also use this option to designate a trunk as a PBX trunk (i.e., behind a
PBX). Enter 11 for each PBX trunk. If a user hangs up a call on a PBX
trunk, they cannot reseize the trunk before 1.2 seconds. This ensures that the
connected PBX has adequate time to drop the old call.
Conditions
Although this option appears for DID trunks, it is not used.
Default Value
Trunks are not assigned a Service Number (00).
Automatic Route Selection (ARS)
 Trunks, El- Nest Trunk in Outbound Rotary  ARS requires outbound
trunk rotaries. This prompt determines the selection sequence for trunks
within each rotary.
E- Trunks, EA- Trunk Group Assignment (First Trunk in Group) 
Group trunks in rotaries by assigning each one the same First Trunk in Group
number.
GA- ARS Editor  Program the ARS options. Refer to Appendix A for
complete details.
QL-  Codes, LCR or ARS Enable  Enter 2 to enable
ARS.
QL-  Codes, Number of Services  Designate how many
services (trunk rotaries) ARS will use.
QL-  Codes, Service Line Numbers  Indicate the trunk
rotary master number for each of the rotaries used by ARS. This should
correspond to the 
EA- First Trunk in Group entry.
Least Cost Routing (LCR)
GL- LCR Testing  Use this option to display your current LCR
configuration and make changes to your LCR database.
QL-  Codes, LCR or ARS Enable  Enter 1 to enable
LCR.
QL-  Codes, Number of Services  Designate how many
services (trunk rotaries) LCR will use.
QL-  Codes, Service Line Numbers  Indicate the trunk
rotary master number for each of the rotaries used by LCR. This should
correspond to the 
EA- First Trunk in Group entry,‘
QL-  Codes, COS Needed to Access ALT Route  Enter
the minimum COS that the system requires before routing a call to the
alternate route (if primary route is busy).
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							E- TRUNKS
 TRUNK SERVICE NUMBER
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QL-  Codes,  of Service  Enter the type of service
number (O-5). For example. for DDD or WATS, enter 
QL-  Codes. Access Code  For dial-up services. enter
the access code (telephone number) for the service.
QL- 
 Codes,  Code  For dial-up services, enter
the security code the service requires.
 
QB- PBX Access Codes  Designate up to 11 PBX access codes.
Automatic Route Selection
Least Cost Routing
 Compatibility
To enter data on the PRF:
If the system requires Service Numbers, enter the Service 
 for each
trunk on Table 5. Enter 00 if the trunk should not have a Service Number.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
Type 
E7. You see:  
Enter the number of the trunk you want to  and press RETURN. YOU
see: SERVICE #
Enter data for this option from Table 5 and press RETURN.You advance to the next consecutive trunk.
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