Toshiba Perception Electronic Business Communications System Installation And Maintenance Manual

Since data is always present, only the CHG 
response is possible: 
TOR (Time of Daily Routine)-Specifies the 
time of day that the daily routine task (listed 
after the next prompt) will run. 
Enter: 24hour clock time (for example: 
1315 for I:15 pm). 
D RT (Daily Routine Task)-Specifies the 
maintenance tasks to be run at the time spec- 
ified in response to TO R. 
Enter: DDMP (Data dump) or NONE. 
TEN (Tenant Service)-Specifies if tenant ser- 
vice is to be used. If “Y” is entered, 
incoming 
trunk...

NOTES: 
1. This data may also be changed by 
the attendant console. 
2. OFL2 does not print out when the 
system has no tenant service. 
MC0 (Message Center - Tenant #O)---Defines 
the message center for stations assigned to 
Tenant #O (all stations in a non-tenant system). 
The message center may be attendant console 
#O or an EKT that is assigned to Tenant #O. 
Enter: ATTO, DN (1, 2, or 3 digits), or 
NONE. 
MC 1 (Message Center - Tenant # 1 )-Defines 
the message center for stations assigned to...

LLO (Line Lockout Time)-Defines the length 
of time that overflow tone is applied to a sta- 
tion after having been released due to the DPT 
timer. After this time-out, the station will 
hear nothing. 
Enter: Time in seconds, e.g., 15. 
ACB (Automatic Callback Reserve Time)-De- 
fines the length of time that the called station 
or trunk in an ACB call is reserved for thecaller 
(maximum: 6 seconds). 
Enter: Time in seconds, e.g., 3. 
HFS (Handsfree Answerback Station)-A “Y” 
response allows calls from...

PUG (Call Pick-up Group)-Assigns the EKT to 
one of the 32 possible groups for use with the 
Call Pick-up Group feature. 
Enter: Group number (0~31) or NONE. 
WTA (Warning Tone Allowed?)-Defines an 
interruption-protected station. An “N” re- 
sponse will prevent warning tones from being 
applied to the station. 
Enter: Y or N. 
CFT (Call Forward to Trunk?)-A “Y” re- 
sponse allows calls to be forwarded outside 
the system using the Call Forward-All Calls 
feature. 
Enter: Y or N. 
TOL (Toll Allowed?)-An...

The Standard Telephone Data Block (DSTT) 
Program defines all parameters for a given con- 
ventional telephone. An STT Data Block must 
be completed for each conventional telephone 
in the system. 
Data is entered as follows: 
REQ (Request)-Indicates program has loaded. 
Three responses are possible: 
NEW -To create a new STT Data Block. 
CHG - To alter an existing STT Data Block. 
OUT - To delete a complete existing Data 
Block. 
NOTE: 
If OUT is entered, only the port number 
(POR) need be given below....

available in the system. All services controlled 
by the COS are allowed to all stations unless 
restricted in this Data Block. 
The DCOS program assigns a number (0 w ‘I 5) 
to each group of restrictions to be used. The 
number defined here is then entered in re- 
sponse to the COS prompt in the DSTT, DEKT 
and DTGP programs. 
Any numbers not entered or otherwise defined 
will have no restrictions. 
Data is entered as follows: 
REQ (Request)-Indicates program has loaded. 
The only response possible is...

Speed Dial-System list and the 25 personal, 
IO-number Speed Dial-Station lists. All of these 
numbers can be stored by either the attendant 
console or by a controlling station. 
The DSDL program allows changes to any 
speed dial list to be performed from the 
maintenance terminal. 
Data is entered as follows: 
REO ( Request) -Indicates program has loaded. 
Two responses are possible: 
CHG - To change existing or enter new data 
OUT - To clear all data 
LNO (List Number)-The number of the list 
to be...

LKO (Lockout Allowed?)-A “Y” response 
will enable the lockout feature. 
Enter: Y or N 
PAG (Page Key)-Assigns the console PAGE 
key to a particular page zone or All Page. 
Enter: Access code of the page zone, All 
Page or NONE 
Traffic Measurement Data 
(Table M) 
The Traffic Measurement Data Block (DTRF) 
Program defines the parameters that control 
the Traffic Measurement feature. 
Data is entered as follows: 
REQ (Request)-Indicates program has loaded. 
Four responses are possible: 
RPT - Report...

OUT - To remove a DTM F receiver. 
POR (Port Number)-Selects the port to be 
occupied by the DTMF receiver. The port 
number has two parts: 
‘I) DRCU PCB location (ROO) 
2) Circuit number on the DRCU PCB (l&6) 
Enter: Port number to be used (ROOlk 
R006) 
Trunk Grou ata 
The Trunk Group Data Block (DTGP) Program 
defines the parameters for each of the 16 
possibie trunk groups in the system. A Data 
Block must be completed for each trunk group 
in the system. Not all of the prompts listed 
below are used...

TRC: Transmission Compensated 
(4wire circuit or 2-wire cir- 
cuit with > 2dB loss) 
VNL: Via Net Loss (4-wire VNL 
circuit) 
STR (Start Arrangement)-Defines the start 
arrangement to be used by the trunks in the 
group. 
Enter: IMM: Immediate start 
WNK: Wink start 
DDL: Delay start 
WTA (Warning Tone Allowed?)-Defines an 
interruption-protected trunk group (for ex- 
ample: data line). An “N” response will prevent 
warning tones from being applied to this trunk 
group. 
Enter: Y or N 
OAB (Outgoing...