Toshiba Perception Electronic Business Communications System Installation And Maintenance Manual

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DIS Tl!Y=Manually disabkd via TIY 
DIS C%=EXT port disabled by software due to open cable 
DIS TLD=Software disabled due to traffic load (indicates faulty 
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3. ctlx- Ignore Line Entered 
ctl H = Backspace 
DEL = Stop printing and return to R.Q 
DELDEL= Abort program 
4. [CR] is required to advance program. 
5. Request& trunk (A1 is busy. Enter [CR1 to try again or [DELI [CR1 to 
return to REX) prompt, 
6. Requested trunk (A) does not exist in the system. Enter [DELI [CR1 to 
return to EEQ prompt.  
						

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7. Enter the test center DN followed by [CR]. 
8. Allow tim for coqletion of dialing and then enter [CR]. 
9. Requested trunk was idle and has been siezed. 
10. Trunk A Omitor link) has been released due to a rralfunction or an 
outside influence, such as thedistantendgoirq on-hook (Ground Starts, 
11. Dialing was notccqletewhen [CR] was entered. Asecmd [CR] is 
required, 
12, Enter theportnunker UTNNX) of the trunk (B) tobe tested. 
l3. Requested trunk was idle and has been siezsd, 
14. Requested trunk (B) is busy. 
15, Requested trunk (B) does not exist in the system, 
16. Enter the DN that should be dialed by the trunk under test foll 
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17. After thedialing is cmplete, the audio from the trunk under test will. be 
heard via the monitor link. Enter [CR] when the testis coqlete, 
18. Test has ended. Programautomatically returns toTRKprcqttopxmit 
another trunk to be selected. 
19. The trunk under test (B) was released due to 
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influence, such as the distant end goiq on- 
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							05.09 TABLE OF CONTENTS .......................................... 
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TABLE LIST ................................................... ii 
INTRODUCTION ............................................... 1 
General .................................................... 1 
Customer Data .............................................. 
Utility Programs ............................................. 
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							A TTY & Modem Connections. ........................................ 
Utility Programs.. ................................................ 
AuthorizationCodeChange ......................................... 
System Data Block.. .............................................. 
AccessCode Data Block.. .......................................... 
bbreviation & Code List. ................................ 
EKTDataBlock .................................................. 
EKT Directory Number .......................................... 
EKT Private CO Line. ........................................... 
EKT Features ................................................. 
Standard Telephone Data Block ...................................... 
Class of Service Data Block. ......................................... 
COS Features & Codes .......................................... 
Code Restriction Data Block. ........................................ 
Speed Dialing Data Block ........................................... 
SMDR DataBlock ................................................. 
Attendant Data Block .............................................. 
Traffic Measurement. .............................................. 
Traffic Measurement Report Format. ............................... 
Traffic Measurement Parameters. .................................. 
DTMF Receiver Data Block. ......................................... 
TrunkGroupData Block ............................................ 
Trunk Group Data Block Entries. .................................. 
PERCEPTION Loss Plan ......................................... 
TrunkDataBlock ................................................. 
Trunk Data Block Entries. ....................................... 
Print System Data Block. ........................................... 
Print Access Code Data Block. ....................................... 
Print Station Data Block. ........................................... 
Print Class of Service Data Block. ..................................... 
Print Code Restriction Data Block .................................... 
Print Speed Dial List Data Block. ..................................... 
Print SMDR Data Block ............................................ 
Print Trunk Group Data Block ....................................... 
Print Trunk Data Block. ............................................ 
Print Call Pick-up Groups ........................................... 
Print Hunting Arrangements. ........................................ 
Data Dump Program ............................................... 
EKT Test Procedure ............................................... 
Attendant Console Test Procedure .................................... 
Peripheral Equipment Diagnostic Procedure, ............................ 
Trunk Status Entries. ........................................... 
Disk Drive Error Codes. ............................................ 35  
						

							01.00 General 
01.01 
PERCEPTION is a stored program- 
controlled system utilizing an &bit microprocessor 
as the central processing unit (CPU). The system 
memory is made up of both Read Only Memory 
(ROM) and Dynamic Random Access Memory 
(DRAM) (the small amount of ROM that is provided 
contains the “Loader” program for the Floppy 
Disk Drive (DFDD)). When the system is first 
powered up or is reset manually, the remainder of 
the Operating System programs and Customer 
Data are loaded into DRAM from the diskette 
under the control of the Loader program. 
Since Dynamic RAM is volatile; that is, 
ntents are lost when power is removed, 
the diskette remains in the system as non-volatile 
storage. 
01.10 Customer Data 
01.11 All PERCEPTION options are controlled 
by entries made in the Customer Data memory. 
Tables are provided for defining System Parameters 
and Trunking, as well as individual station features. 
The Customer Data is unique to each system and 
is usually entered on-site using a keyboard terminal. 
After the data has been entered into system mem- 
ory, a simple keyboard command causes it to be 
copied onto the diskette to remain as a permanent 
record. 
Utility Programs 
In addition to the Operating System 
programs and Customer Data, the diskette also 
contains many Utility Programs, which are divided 
into three groups: 
1) Data Input Procedures-used when making 
changes to Customer Data. 
2) Data Output Procedures-used for obtaining 
printouts of the contents of the Customer 
Data memory. 
3) Maintenance Procedures-used when testing 
the system. 
When required, a Utility Program iscalled 
up using a command entered via the keyboard 
terminal. The system responds by locating the 

						

							Pin No. Mnemonic Designation 
‘2 1 RXD / Receive Data (from TTY) 
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*Connect to i-12 VDC internally 
NOTE: 
The MODEM and TTY connectors cannot be 
used simultaneously. One must be “open” 
at any given time. 
mnemonic name that is used to 
identify it and 
to call it up from the diskette. An Authorization 
Procedure must be executed before a Utility 
Program can be called up. 
The Utility Programs are listed in Table 
B, complete with their mnemonics and the title 
of the table that shows its format. 
DATA INPUT PROCEDURES 
Name 
Authorization Code Change 
System Data Block Mnemonic 
Table 
DCHG C 
DSYS D 
Access Code Data Block 
EKT Data Block 
Standard Telephone Data Block 
Class of Service Data Block 
Code Restriction Data Block 
Speed Dial Data Block 
SMDR Data Block DACD E 
DEKT F 
DSTT G 
DCOS H 
DCRD I 
DSDL J 
DMDR K 
Attendant Data Block 
Traffic Measurement Data Block 1 DATT 1 L 
1 DTRF 1 M 
DTMF Receiver Data Block 
Trunk Group Data Block 
Trunk Data Block DRCV N 
DTGP 0 
DTRK P DATA OUTPUT PROCEDURES 
Print Trunk Group Data Block 
Print Trunk Data Block 
Print Call Pick-up Group 
Print Hunting Arrangements PTGP X 
PTRK Y 
PCPG Z 
PHNT AA 
MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES 
Data Memory Dump 
EKT/Attendant Console Test 
- Peripheral Equipment Test DDMP AB 
TTRM AC 
TPER AD 
Before the PERCEPTION system data 
can be input, option selections must be made and 
then listed on the System Record (shown in 
Appendix 1). The System Record will then serve 
as a programming guide and installation record. 
2 The System Record contains a form for 
each Data Input Utility Program. The forms are 
identified by the Utility Program name and mne- 
monic requested by the system (for example: 
System Data Block-DSYS Program). 
3 Inputting data via a Utility Program is 
a matter of responding to the prompts. These 
prompts are listed in their proper order in the 
System Record Forms and space is provided to 
record a response. 
Using the System Record forms to re- 
cord the various choices, make the option selec- 
tions per the instructions in the following para- 
graphs. 
The System Data Block (DSYS) Program 
contains many miscellaneous data entries 
that are meaningful to the system as a whole 
rather than any individual station or trunk. 
Data is entered as follows: 
REQ (Request)-Indicates program has loaded.