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

							Q- SYSTEM WIDE PROGRAMMING
QT-  TIMERS, PARK ORBIT RECALL TIME
Description
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Programming
Use this option to specify the recall time for System Park orbits  The
Park Orbit Recall Time sets 
  a Parked call remains in orbit before
recalling the estension that initially parked it. The range is O-970 seconds (16
minutes. 10 seconds). 
 that the recall time for orbits  and 69 is fixed at
five minutes.
Default  
1 minute (060)
Call Parking
E- Extensions, ED- Trunk Control. Access Control 
 An extension can only
pick up a parked call on trunks to which it has access. Program access for
each desired trunk.
Feature Reference
Call Parking
System Timers
Instructions
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To enter data on the PRF:
For QT- Orbit Time on Table 10, enter the Call Park orbit time.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
Type Q. You see: Q-CMD
Type T. You see: 
 TIME? (O-970 SECONDS)
Enter the  Park Orbit Recall Time entry from Table  and press RETURN.
You see: HOLD-XL TIME FOR  (O-970 SECS)
Go to QT- Hold Recall Time on the next page.
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							Q- SYSTEM WIDE 
QT- SYSTEM TIMERS, HOLD  
Description
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Programming
Feature Reference
Instructions
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Use this option to specify the Hold Recall Time. The Hold Recall Time sets
how long a call 
 remain on Hold before recalling the extension that placed
it on Hold. The range is O-970 seconds (16 minutes, 10 seconds). This
interval applies to all estensions. not just 
None
Default Value
1 minute (060 seconds)
None
Hold
System Timers
To enter data on the PRF:
For QT- Hold-Rcl Time for 
 on Table 10, enter the Hold Recall
interval.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
After programming QT- Park Orbit Recall Time, you see: HOLD-RCL 
FOR  (o-970 SECS)
Enter the QT- Hold Recall Time from Table 10 and press RETURN. YOU see:
CAMP-ON TIME? (O-970 SECS).Go to QT- Camp-On Time on the next page.
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							Q- SYSTEM WIDE 
QT-  TIMERS, CAMP-ON TIME
Description
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Programming
Feature Reference
Instructions
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Use this option to specify the Camp-On Time. This sets how long a
transferred call camps on to a 
 single line extension or  group
before recalling the transferring extension. The range is O-970 seconds (16
minutes. 
 seconds). Refer to the Automatic  Distribution. 
Hunting and Transfer features for more information.
None
 
1 minute (60 seconds)
None
System Timers
To enter data on the PRF:
For QT- Camp-On Time on Table 10. enter the Camp-On Time.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
After programming QT- Hold Recall Time, you see: 
CAMP-ON TIME? (O-970
SECS)
Enter the QT- Camp-On Time from Table 10 and press RETURN. You see:
LINE RESP TIME? (5 TO 99 TENTH SECS)Go to  Trunk Response Time on the next page.
SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION2-323 
						

							Q- SYSTEM WIDE 
QT- SYSTEM TIMERS, TRUNK.  TIME
Description
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Feature Reference
Instructions
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Use this option to specify the Trunk Response Time. The Trunk Response
Time is the allowed interval between trunk seizure and the receipt 
sufficient telco loop current. The range is 5-99 tenths of seconds (e.g.. 
 This option pertains to CO and  trunks.
When a user seizes a trunk. the system waits this interval for telco loop
current. If 
 the   the call. If the system does not receive
sufficient loop current: 
 The system sends the call to the next trunk in the rotary (if available).
 to the Line (Trunk) Rotaries feature.
OR
 The system denies the call (i.e.. the user must select a different trunk)
Marks the trunk as failed (refer to HD- System Status)
Conditions
None
Default Value
1.5 seconds (15).
None
System Timers
To enter data on  PRF:
For QT- Line Resp Time  Table 10. enter the Trunk Response Time.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
After programming QT- Camp-On Time, you see: LINE RESP TIME? (5 TO 99
TENTH SECS)
Enter the QT- Trunk Response Time from Table 10 and press RETURN. YOU
see: MODEM RSRV TIME? (o-970 SECS)
Go to  Modem  Time on the next page.
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							Q-  W-IDE 
   MODEM RESERVE TIME
Description
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Programming
Feature Reference
Instructions
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Use this option to set  long the  reserves a modem from the modem
pool when a user requests a 
 Modem.If this interval expires-and the
user has not  accessed the modem. the  returns the modem to the
pool. The 
 is 0- 970 seconds (16  10 seconds). This option only
pertains to outside data calls. Refer to the system Data Products Manual for
the specifics on 
  operation and programming.
None
Default 
30 seconds (030)
None
System Timers
To enter data on the PRF:
For QT- Modem Rsrv Time on Table 
 enter the Modem Reserve Time.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
After programming QT- Trunk Response Time, you see: 
MODEM RSRV TIME
(O-970 SECS)
Enter the QT- Modem Reserve Time from Table 10 and press RETURN. 
see: RINGS BEFORE RCL? (3 TO 15 MAX)
Go to QT- Number of Rings Before Recall on the next page.
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							Q- SYSTEM WIDE 
QT- SYSTEM TIMERS,  OF RINGS BEFORE RECALL
Description
Use this option to set how  times:
 A transferred call rings an idle or busy  (Refer to the Transfer
feature.)
l A transferred call rings an idle ESL,  or OPX extension.  the
Transfer feature.)
l An unanswered transferred call rings the transferring extension before
diverting to extensions 
 ringing for the trunk. (Refer to the Transfer
feature.)
 A night mode call rings its  Night Answer destination before
 to extensions with ringing for the trunk. (Refer to the Night
Answer feature.)
l A call rings an extension with type  or 2 Call Forwarding before routing
to the forwarded extension. (Refer to the Call Forwarding feature.)
A call rings an extension in a hunt or ACD group before ringing the next
group member. (Refer to the Extension Hunting feature.)
The range is 3 to 
 rings.
Conditions
Extended Ringing overrides this setting. Refer to the Extended Ringing
option.
Default Value
5 rings (5)
Related
Programming
Feature Reference
Instructions
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None
System Timers
To enter data on the PRF:
For QT- Rings Before Rcl on Table 10, enter the number of rings before
recall.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
After programming QT- Modem Reserve Time, you see: RINGS BEFORE 
RCL (3T0 15 MAX)
Enter the QT- Number of Rings Before Recall from Table 10 and press
RETURN. You see: OPA OVFL RING CTR? (3 TO 15 MAX)Go to QT- OPA Overflow Ring Control on the next page.
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							Q-   PROGRAMMING
  TIMERS,   RING CONTROL
Description
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Programming
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Feature ReferenceUse this option to indicate the number of rings before OPA Operator
Overflow occurs. The range is 
 rings. Refer to the Operator Assistance
feature for more details on OPA Operator 
This option does not  to VS.
None
Default 
00 (no overflow)
Operator Assistance 
To have OP.4 answer the trunk...
E- Trunks. 
 Direct Trunk Termination  To have OPA intercept
incoming calls on a trunk day and night, enter the number of the first port on
the 
 PCB. Intercept occurs after the first ring.
E- Trunks, EI- 
Sight Call Route  To have OPA intercept incoming calls on
a trunk at night only. enter the first port on the 
 PCB. Intercept
occurs after the first ring.
To configure the OPA dialing and message options.,.
CP- Inhibit 
 Transfers to Extension   Allow/deny OPA
Transfers to extensions with this Class of Service.
E- Estensions, 
 Class of Service  Assign Class of Service to extensions.
QE- Line 
Gain Table  Program the last two trunk ports of the 
PCB for -6  gain. .
QH- OPA Configuration, OPA Group Routing 
 Assign the termination
(destination) for each OPA access digit (1, 2, and 4-9). Callers reach the
termination when they dial the digit. The termination can be an extension,
ring group or an 
 master number. The recorded messages should
describe the terminations reached by these single digits. Don’t assign an OPA
access code to an extension with 
 set (1).
QH- OPA Configuration. Line n Day and Night Message 
 For each trunk,
indicate the message (2-7) that the caller hears after the OPA answers the
trunk in the day and night modes.
To set Automatic Attendant Overflow...
QH- OPA Configuration, Overflow Message for Operator (1-3) 
 For each
operator, designate the OPA message (2-7) for overflow calls. To disable call
overflow to the OPA. enter 0.
Operator Assistance
System Timers
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							Q- SYSTEM WIDE 
QT- SYSTEM TIMERS,   RING CONTROL
Instructions
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To enter data on the PRF:
For 
   Ring Counter on Table 10. enter the OPA 
overflow  count.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
After 
 QT-  of Rings Before Recall, you see: OPA OVFL
RING CTR? (3 TO 15 MAX)
Enter the QT- OPA Overflow, Ring Control entry from Table 10 and press
RETURN. You see: DELAY RING? (1 TO 10 MAX)Go to QT-  Ring  on the next page. 
						

							Q- SYSTEM WIDE PROGRAMMING
QT- SYSTEM TIMERS, DELAYED RING INTERVAL
Description
Use this option to set the delayed ring interval. If an extension has  key with
delayed ringing. ringing occurs after the delayed ring interval expires. The
range is 
  For more information. refer to:
 The Central Office Calls. Answering feature
 The Call Coverage Keys feature
 The Group Call Pickup Feature
 The ED- Trunk Control, Ring Control option
This option only pertains to trunks in the key ring state. Refer to HD- System
Status.
Default 
3 rings (03)
Related
Programming
Feature Reference
Instructions
Step  
Step I 
Step 2 
None
System Timers
To 
enter data on the PRF:
For QT- Delay Ring on Table 10. enter the delayed ring interval.
To 
enter data at the programming terminal:
After programming QT- OPA Overflow Ring Control, you see: 
DELAY RING
(1 TO 10 MAX)
Enter the QT- Delayed Ring Interval entry from Table 10 and press RETURN.
You see: FLASH RESP TIME? (0 TO 245 TENTH SECS)Go to QT- Flash Response Time on the next page.
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							Q-  WIDE 
QT-  TIMERS, FLASH RESPONSE 
Description
Related
Programming
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Flash
CP- Inhibit Flash for Single Line Telephones 
  Enable/disable
Flash for ESL sets.
lE- Extensions.  Class of Service  Assign Class of Service to extensions.
Feature Reference
Instructions
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Use this option to set the Flash Response Time. This is the  of the loop
current interruption the 
 provides to a loop start trunk. The range is 
 tenths seconds (e.g. seconds). Enter 0 to  Flash system-side.
This option applies to flash from a 
 or ESL set only.
Conditions
None
 
700  (07)
Flash
System Timers
To enter data 
on the PRF:
For QT- Flash 
 Time on Table 10, enter the Flash response time.
To enter data at the programming terminal:
After programming QT- Delayed Ring Interval, you see: 
FLASH RESP TIME?
(0 TO 25 TENTH SECS)
Enter the QT- Flash Response Time entry from Table 10 and press RETURN.
You see: DT DETECT CNT? (1 TO 6,10 
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