Toshiba Perception E Ex Digital Pbx Installation And Maintenance Manual

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TABLEli-1 
Procedure 
- Digital Data Interface Unit Data Block 
Authorization Procedure must be completed. If an OK response is received, proceed as follows: 
ITEM 
PROMPT 
OK DDIU 
- DISK LOADING - USER ENTRY NOTE 
Port Number 
REQ NEW, CHG, OUT 
POR LNNX 
DIU Style 
I PDIU 
I Y or N 
AT Commands ATC Y or N 
Type of DDIU/PDIlJ TYP DIUl or DIU2 
Directotv Number 
DN 1 - 4 diaits 
Hunt Directory Number 
I HNT I 1 - 4 digits or NONE 
Class of Service Group 
cos o- 15 
Groups of DDlUs GOD o- 15 
Tenant Nbmber 
TEN 0 or 1 
Button Assignment KEY 
0 - 9 [space] FEATURE 1,2,&3 
4 
5 
6 
7&8 
78x9 
10 
11 
12 
13 & 14 
NOTES: (continued) 
7. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
5. 
6. 
7. 
8. 
9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15. NN = PC5 location. 
X = Circuit number. 
Ports LNNl - 4 on a NMDU PC5 can be used if they are not assigned in the DMDM Program. 
Select the DIU style, DDIU or PDIU (0.04 software). Y = PDIU, N = DDIU. 
Ethos AT commands; Y = Echo on, N = Echo off (Modem = N). 
D/U7 = DDIU-MA/PD/U-DS. D/U2 = DDIU-MAT/PD/U-DI. 
This prompt will only appear when DIU2 (DDIU-MAT/PDIU-DI) is entered after the TYP prompt. 
This directory number will appear on an electronic/digital telephone. 
Enter the number to which this DN hunts. NONE = No hunt. 
There are 16 different COS groups (which are defined in the COS Data Block). 
Assign this DDIWPDIU to one of 76 possible groups. Dial access into a group can be denied by Class of 
Service. 
The TEN entry for a DDIU-MAT/PDIU-DI should be the same as the TEN entry for the etectronic/digital 
telephone to which it is assigned. 
Enter the button number, followed by a space and then the feature entry. Button 0 must be the station’s 
primary DN. See Table 1 I- la for possible entries. 
PDIU-DS requires a DN assignment to Key 0. 
= Ignore line entered. 
= Backspace. 
= Stop printing and return to REQ. 
= Exit program. 
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SPECIAL NOTE: 
When a DlU2 is assigned, two key entries must be made in the DEKT PROGRAM as follows: 
I PROMPT 
I USER ENTRY 
I NOTE 
I 
KEY DIU LNNX 1 
KEY DRS 2 
NOTES: 
1. Port number of DIlJ attached to the electronic/digital telephone (Data ON). 
2. Data release button. 
TABLE V-la 
DDIU BUTTON ASSIGNMENTS 
DIRECTORY NUMBER ENTRY NOTE 
Single Call Ring SCR NNNN XXXX 1 
I Single Call No Ring SCN NN’NN XXXX 1 
I 
FEATURE 
Automatic Callback 
ENTRY NOTE 
ACB 
I Automatic Dialing 
1 zmL/FziD xxx 
I 2 
Do Not Disturb 
Repeat Last Number Dialed DND 
RND 
Station Speed Dial Controller/User 
Svstem Soeed Dial 
SDC XX/SDTJ XX 
SDS 
NOTES: 
1. 
2. 
3. 
NNNN = Directory Number: l-, 2-, 3-, or 4-digit DNs are allowed if there is no conflict (i.e., 30X is 
not allowed if 30 is used). For DDIU-MA and PDIU-DS units. 
XXXX = Hunt DN - enter NONE to remove present DN. Also see Station Hunt-Distributed. 
The maximum number of m buttons for the entire system is 500. 
. 
I 
c 6 = Ignore line entered. 
= 
Backspace. 
D 
- Stop printing and return to REQ. 
D m i Exit program. 
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TABLE114 (continued) 
Error Codes 
Proaram Name: DDIU Data Block (DDIU) 
Error Code 
I Meaning 
ERDIU 00 1 A PCB is not eauiooed in that location. 
ERDIU 01 The PCB is not an NDCU/NDKU or NMDU type. 
ERDIU 02 The oort is busv (REQ = CHG or OUT). 
ERDIU 03 
ERDIU 04 The port has already been assigned to a station, DSS console, DDIU, or PDIU (REQ = NEW). 
#1 was entered, but tenant service was not enabled in the Svstem Data Block. 
ERDIU 05 1 #l was entered, but Attendant #I was not programmed (no Attendant Data Block). 
ERDIU 06 
ERDIU 08 The button number is not allowed (exceeds maximum allowed for this DDIU/PDIU). 
The maximum number of m mbuttons has already been assigned (maximum = 500). 
ERDIU 10 
ERDIU 11 The DN conflicts with the existing DN. 
510 DNs have already been assigned in the system. 
ERDIU 12 The DN has already been assigned to its maximum number of appearances (maximum for a 
Primary DN = 1; Secondary DN = 95). 
ERDIU 14 
ERDIU 16 
ERDIU 17 The next hunt DN is not assigned. 
The input DN has already been assigned to the port. 
The input data was erased because the program was aborted during a NEW entry. 
ERDIU 18 
ERDIU 19 The port is not assigned. 
Another type of data is assigned to the input port. 
ERDIU 20 
ERDIU 23 SDC has already been assigned to the input list. 
The input DN is a trunk DN (VCP NNN HUNT DN). 
ERDIU 24 
ERDIU 33 The first digit of an input DN cannot be “0” or “9.” 
Only one DN can be assigned to a DIU. 
ERDIU 34 I The port has already been assioned to a trunk. 
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2. Print Digital Data Interface Unit Data Block 
l When a REQ prompt is received after the pro- I 
(Table 1 l-2) gram is loaded: 
Enter: PORALL. 
2.01 To use the Print Digital Data Interface Unit 
Data Block 
(PDIU Program): 
l Perform the Authorization Procedure (Level 1,2, 
or 3). 
l All DDIU Data Blocks will be output in numerical 
order of ports (lowest first). 
Enter: PDIU (in response to the OK prompt). 
TABLE 11-2 
Procedure - Print Digital Data InterfaceUnit Data Block 
Authorization Procedure must be completed. If an OK response is received, proceed as follows: 
ITEM PROMPT USER ENTRY NOTE 
OK PDIU 
- DISK LOADING - 
I REQ 1 
- EXECUTE - 
REQ 1 
NOTES: 
7. The only response possible is: 
PORALL = Outputs all DDIU Data Blocks in numerical order of ports (lowest first). 
2. 
a = 
Ignore line entered. 
= 
Backspace. 
= Stop printing and return to REQ. 
m = Exit program. 
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3. Modem Pooling Data Block (Table 11-3) 
3.01 The Modem Pooling Data Block (DMDM 
Program) identifies the Modem Pooling ports. The 
Modem Pooling Data Block is not used with the 
PDIU-DS. See the DDIU Data Block and the In- 
stallation Instructions section for Modem Pooling 
using the PDIU-DS. 
REQ (Request)-Indicates that the program has 
loaded. Two responses are possible: 
NEW-To assign a new Data Block. 
OUT-To delete an existing Data Block. 
POR (Port Number)--Identifies the hardware lo- 
cation of the NMDU circuits that are to be de- 
fined. The port number has two parts: 
1) NMDU PCB location: 
PERCEPTION,-L00-L11/L15-L26(NN). 
PERCEPTION,,-LOO - L31. 
2) Circuit number on that PCB: 1 - 4 (X). 
3) When a circuit number is identified, two 
circuits are assigned, one for a modem and 
one for its associated DDIU (i.e., if circuit 1 
is identified, circuits 1 and 5 are assigned; 
if circuit 2 is identified, circuits 2 and 6 are 
assigned, and so on). 
Enter: Port number (LNNX). 
NOTE: 
Port L314 cannot be assigned. 
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TABLE 11-3 
Procedure - Modem Pooling Data Block 
Authorization Procedure must be completed. If an OK response is received, proceed as follows: 
ITEM PROMPT 
USER ENTRY NOTE 
OK DMDM 
- DISK LOADING - 
REQ 
NEW, OUT 
Port Number 
POR LNNX 
l&2 
NOTES: 
1. NN = PCB location. 
PERCEPTION, - LOO - Ll7/L75 - L26. 
PERCEPTION,, - LOO - L31. 
2. X = Circuit number (1 - 4). 
ignore line entered. 
Backspace. 
Stop printing and return to REQ. 
Exit program. 
Error Codes 
Error Code Program Name: Modem Pooling Data Block (DMDM) 
Meaning 
ERMDP 00 A PCB is not equipped in that location. 
ERMDP 01 The PCB is not an NMDU tvoe. 
ERMDP 02 1 The port is busy (REQ = CHG or OUT). 
ERMDP 03 
ERMDP 04 The port has already been assigned to a station, DSS console, or DIU (REQ = NEW). 
The port is not assigned (REQ) = OUT). 
ERMDP 05 
ERMDP 06 The input port is wrong (LNNX, X is not 1 - 4). 
The port has already been assigned to an attendant console. 
ERMDP 07 
ERMDP 08 The input port is not a modem pooling port (NMDM). 
The port has already been assigned to a trunk. 
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4. Print Modem Pooling Data Block (Table 11-4) program is loaded: 
Enter: PORALL. 
4.01 To use the Print Modem Pooling Data Block 
(PMDM Program): 
l Perform the Authorization Procedure (Level 1,2, 
or 3). 
l All Modem Pooling Data Blocks will be output in 
numerical order of ports (lowest first). 
Enter: PMDM (in response to the OK prompt). 
l When the REQ prompt is received after the 
TABLEll-4 
Procedure - Print Modem Pooling Data Block 
Authorization Procedure must be completed. If an OK response is received, proceed as follows: 
I 1 PROMPT 1 I I 
OK PMDM 
- DISK LOADING - USER ENTRY 
I NOTE 
REQ 1 
- EXECUTE - 
I 
I I REQ 
NOTES: 
1. The only response possible is: 
PORALL = Outputs all Modem Pooling Data Blocks in numerical order of ports (lowest first). 
= Ignore line entered. 
Backspace. 
Stop printing and return to REQ. 
Exit program. 
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							CHAPTER 12 
LEAST COST ROUTING DATA 
1. Least Cost Routing Data Block (Table 12-1) 
1.01 The Least Cost Routing Data Block (DLCR 
Program) defines the proper outgoing trunk based 
on the outside number that is dialed. LCR stores 
and examines the number dialed, checking the 
area and/or office codes. Based on this examina- 
tion and the time of day, LCR chooses the proper 
trunk from a programmed route table. The LCR 
Data Block has been divided between two utility 
programs (DLCI and DLC2). 
l DLCl defines the miscellaneous system para- 
meters, the 15 area code tables, and the 16 area/ 
office tables which further modify the area code 
tables. 
l DLC2 defines the 15 route tables, containing six 
routes each, and includes three schedules for 
time of day selection and 12 Modify Digits Tables. 
Each route table’s data (DLCl or DLCS) is en- 
tered as follows: 
REQ (Request)-indicates that the program has 
loaded. The only response possible is CHG. 
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TYPE (Sub-program Type)-There are three sub- 
programs within the DLCl Program and two 
within the DLC2 Program. The possible re- 
sponses are as follows: 
DLCI : 
PAR (Miscellaneous Parameters 
Table)- 
Identifies the system operating parameters. 
ACT (Area Code Table)-Defines each area 
code table. 
AOC (Area/Office Code Table)-Modifies 
an area code table. 
DLC2: 
RTB (Route Table)-Defines routes and the 
routing selection sequence. 
MDT (Modify Digits Table)-Defines the digit 
modification that is to be applied to a dialed 
number. 
Enter: DLCI or DLC2, followed by the de- 
sired sub-program: 
DLCl: PAR, ACT, or AOC. 
DLC2: RTB or MDT. 
1.02 After enterin the desired sub-program, press 
the return key 
d ‘). The prompts associated with 
each sub-program will then be issued sequentially. 
TABLE12-1 
Procedure - Least Cost Routing Data Block 
Authorization Procedure must be completed. If an OK response is received, proceed as follows: 
ITEM 
LCR Utility #I or #2 PROMPT USER ENTRY NOTE 
OK DLCl , DLC2 1 
- DISK LOADING - 
Data Table Type REQ 
CHG 
TYPE PAR, ACT, AOC (DLCl), or RTB, MDT (DLC2) 2 
NOTES: 
1. LCR utilities are divided between two programs: 
Enter: DLC 1 for: PAR (Miscellaneous Parameters). 
ACT (Area Code Table). 
AOC (Area/Office Code Table). 
DLC2 for: RTB (Route Table). 
MDT (Modify Digits Table). 
2. If DLCl was entered, the possible responses are PAR, ACT, or AOC. If DLC2 was entered, the 
possible responses are RTB or MDT. 
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2. Least Cost Routing Data Block 1 (Tables 
12-2 - 12-4) 
When entering DLCI , PAR (Table 12-2), the next 
prompt will be: 
ICC (Interchangeable Codes)-A “Y” informs the 
system that interchangeable codes are used. 
These are office codes that have 0 or 1 as the 
second digit (NO/i X format). Area codes will be 
identified as the three digits following the DDD 
prefix. Office codes will be identified as the first 
three digits when a DDD prefix is not dialed (see 
DTOL Program, PAR table, DDP prompt). 
Enter: Y or N. 
OTO (Operator Call Timeout)-Defines the time, 
in seconds, that the system will wait for additional 
digits to be dialed after 1 is pressed. 
Enter: Time in seconds (for example: 10). 
RTDl (Return Dial Tone)-A “Y” response returns 
system dial tone after the LCR access code has 
been dialed. An “N” response will return silence. 
Enter: Y or N. 
WTA (Warning Tone Allowed?)-A “Y” response 
will cause the system to give a 3-second 440 Hz 
warning tone when the most expensive (last 
choice) route is being selected. 
Enter: Y or N. 
HAC (Home Area Code)-Defines the area code 
in which the system is operating. A home area 
code is also used to analyze dialed numbers 
which do not contain an area code. Data that is 
entered here will appear in the Toll Restriction 
Data Block (DTOL Program, PAR table, HAC 
prompt). 
Enter: NO/IX (Area Code). 
NOTE: 
N=2-9, O/l=Oorl, X=0-9. 
TFC (Toll-Free Calls)-A “Y” response will route 
toll-free calls (area code = 800) to the route table 
defined in the Local Call Route (LCR) prompt. An 
“N” response informs the system to treat area 
code 800 as a normal area code. 
Enter: Y or N. LCR (Local Call Route)--Defines the route to be 
selected for local calls (undefined numbers), 
area code 800 calls (TFC prompt), and Service 
Code calls (SVC prompt). 
Enter: Route Table (1 - 15). 
SVC (Service Code Table)--Defines the local 
service codes (411,611,911, etc.) that are to be 
routed via the Route Table defined by the LCR 
prompt (maximum: IO 3-digit codes). 
Enter: NXX NXX etc. (in response to the A 
prompt, to add service codes). 
and/or . . . 
NXX NXX etc. (in response to the D 
prompt, to delete service codes). 
DAC (Directory Assistance Calls Allowed)-A 
“Y” response will route long distance directory 
assistance calls (NPA + 555 + XXXX) to the route 
table defined in the long distance information 
route (LDI prompt). An “N” response will not 
allow long distance directory assistance calls 
using Least Cost Routing. 
Enter: Y or N. 
LDO (Long Distance International Call Route)- 
Defines the route table that is to be selected for 
international (011) calls. 
Enter: Route Table (1 - 15). 
NOTES: 
7. A route table number is entered here, 
however, it is not necessary to create an 
RTB table. 
2. This is for 0 11 calls only. 0 1 calls folio w the 
local call route. 
LDI (Long Distance Information Route)-De- 
fines the route table that is to be selected for long 
distance directory assistance calls (NPA + 555 + 
XXXX) if permitted by the DAC prompt. 
Enter: Route Table (1 - 15). 
DDP (Direct Distance Dialing Prefix)-Defines the 
Direct Distance Dialing (DDD) prefix in the Nurn- 
bering Plan Area (NPA). If ICC is “Y,” then NO/l X 
and NXX become interchangeable, enabling area 
codes and office codes to have 0 or 1 as their 
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TABLE12-2 
Miscellaneous Parameters Table 
Load the DLCI Utility Program. When TYPE is prompted, proceed as follows: 
ITEM 1 PROMPT 1 USER ENTRY 
I NOTE 
I TYPE 1 -PAR I 
Interchangeable Codes 
“0” Call Timeout ICC 
OTO Y or N 
Time in seconds: 0 - 99 1 
Return Dial Tone after LCR Access Code 
Warning Tone to caller when the 
most expensive route is selected 
RTD 
WTA Y or N 
Y or N 
Home Area Code 
! .lxAc NO/l X (Home Area Code) 2 
Toll Free (800) calls permitted via the 
Local Call Route 
I 
TFC I Y or N 
Local Call Route I I I 
LCR 1 XX (Local Call Route Table 1 - 15) 1 
Long Distance International (011) 
Call Route 
Directory Assistance (555) Call Route 
DDD Prefix 
LDO 
LDI 
DDP 1 - 15 
l-15 
1 - 3 digits or NONE 6 
NOTES: 
7. Informs the system if interchangeable codes are used (Office Codes with NO/IX format). 
2, Defines the area code in which the system is located. Home area codes are used to route dialed 
numbers which do not contain an area code. This entry is coupled with the HAC entry in the PAR 
table Toll Restriction (DTOL Program). Data that is entered here will also appear in that table. 
3. These calls will be routed via the Local Call Route. 
4. Folio wing the S esystem willpromptan “A. “Anyentriesmade willbeadded. Todelete 
a code, press key. The system will then prompt “D,” and any entries made will be 
deleted. Codes cannot be added and deleted in the same pass through the table. A separate pass 
is required for each step, 
5. Route Table to be used for 555 calls. 
6. Route Table to be used for 017 calls. A route tab/e number is entered here, however, it is not 
necessary to create an RTB table for that route. This is for 011 calls only, 01 calls will follow the 
local call route. 
= Ignore line entered. 
= 
Backspace. 
- Stop printing and return to REQ. 
1 Exit program. 
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