Toshiba Voice Processing Vp100, 300s, 300 Configuration Manual

							m Using UPDATE 
Use UPDATE to: 
l LIST one or all Distribution Lists or Extended MaiIboxes. 
l LIST all Distribution Lists associatedwithaspecifiimaibox. 
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l LIST all Distribution Lists associated with a specific network address. . 
l ADD mailboxes to a Distribution List or Extended Ma&ox 
l MODIFY the type of the list, Distribution to Extended and vice-versa 
l DELETE mailboxes from a Distribution List or Extended Mailbox 
LIST Usthg Distribution Lists and Extended Mallboxes 
Ustlng all Dlstn’budon Usts associated with a specific mailbox 
To produce a printout of the pilot numbers of all lists of which a 
specific mailbox is a member, enter the mailbox number.  
						

							DISTRIBUTiON LIST Table Q-7 
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Llstlng eIl Dlstributlon Lists associated wtth a specific network 
address 
This command applies only to multi-c&met or remote networking 
systems. lh produce. a printout of the pilot numbers of all lists of 
which a qecific network address is a member, enter the entire 
network ma&ox number or the network initial digits. 
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ADD Adding Mailboxes to Distribution Lkts and Extended Mailboxes 
MODIFY New lists and additions to existing lists are made through this 
command. All pilot or member mailboxes must first exist in the 
USER Table. 
If the Distribution List number already exists, any entered mailboxes 
are added to the existing list. 
IlY When adding a network number and mailbox to a Distribution 
List, the following prompt is displayed: 
The prompt is a reminder that the mailbox must exist at the network 
location in order for the message to be sent. 
Modifying Distrlbutlon Ust T&e 
This command applies only to systems quipped with IntraMessaging. 
For Toshiba VP systems without Intrah4essaging, Distribution Lists are  
						

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Repeat this step to convert and Extended Mailbox back to a 
Distribution List. 
DELETE Delethg Distribution Lists or Extended Mallboxes 
usethisco mmand to DELETE a mailbox from a list, or to delete an 
entire list. After asking for the pilot number, the Toshiba VP 
System prompts for the mailbox to be deleted. 
To delete one mailbox, enter: 
.D DIST X [Enter7 
where X is the LIST NUMBER. 
To delete all mailboxes in a list, enter: 
.D DIST ALL 
Deleting a Mailbox from a Ust 
lU When a mailbox is deleted from the 
USER Table, the Toshiba 
VP System searches the DISTRIEHJTION 
LIST Table and 
deletes that mailbox from any list containing the mailbox. 
Deleting the EnUre Ust  
						

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							10 
DTMFINT TABLE 
Chapter Contents 
Section 
10.1 
10.2 
10.3 DescriDtion PEKIe 
Ur&&anding the DTMFINT Table .................................................... 10-l 
Feldiypes.. ................................................................... 10-Z 
Field Format Specifications ....................................................... 10-3 
Call Types ..................................................................... 10-4 
WtoConfiguretheDTMFlNTTable .................................................. 10-S 
Modifying System Parameter 3 / 
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Using the UPDATE Commands ................................................... 10-6 
Error Checking During Configuration ................................................... 
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Tables 
Table DeSCriDtiOn Paae 
10-l RequiredandOpti~lFieldsfwCallRecordTypes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D . . . . . . . . . . . . . -...-.. 10-4  
						

							INTRODUCTION 
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This chapter descriis the usage of the DTMFINT 
the individual formats. Table. Detail is given to the configuration of 
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At the end of this chapter is a section on error checking, which explains the types sf errors that 
are checked during configuration.  
						

							Quick Reference Guide 
DTMFIdT Table 
Command Description 
DTMFINT Table 
The DTMFINT 7hble interprets an incoming DTMF call 
record by identifying the type of call, matching it with a 
suitable call action by the Toshiba VP System, and 
collecting the Called and Calling party ID. 
DTMFINT Table and the INSTALL Program There are no questions in the INSTALL program 
pertaining to the DThfPINT 
Table. Configure by using 
the 
UPDATE program after the instahation is complete. 
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UPDATE Command Options 
LIST .L DTMFINT 
Use to list the values configured in the DTMPINT Table. 
ADD .A DTMFINT Use to add call record formats to the DTMPINT Table. 
MODIFY .M SYSP 3 Establishes default values for the DTMFINT Table 
according to the PBX connected to the Toshiba 
VP System. 
DELETE .D DTMFINT Use to delete the configuration information for an 
entire call record format. 
The . prompt is displayed by the UPDATE program.  
						

							10.1 UNDERSTANDING THE DTMFINT TABLE 
The DTMFXNT Table interprets an incoming D’ThIF &I record by identifying the type of call, 
matching it with a suitable call action by the Toshiba VP System, and collecting the Called and 
cal.lingPartyID. 
Since each individual PBX manufacturer sends proprietary DTMF codes to identi$call types, and 
further, will send the various items of information in the order they choose, the DTMFINT Table 
is very flexible to accommodate the great variety of call record formats encountered. 
The Toshiba VP System configures a default DTMFINT 
Table for a specific PBX model when 
System Parameter 3 - PBX TYPE is modified. Selecting and configuring the default DTMFINT 
Table is independent of selecting default PBX system parameters. Therefore, the detailed 
configuration information contained in this section is usually used to modify a default table. 
The key to understanding the DTMFfNT Table is to recognize that the order of elements in a call 
record format specified by the PBX manufacturer is the pattern that the DTMFINT Table must 
reproduce. The string of DTMF digits sent by the PBX to the Toshiba VP System contains some 
or all of the following items: 
l Call typecode 
= Calling party ID 
0 Miscellaneous field separators 
Configuring the DTMFINT Table requires identifying all the possible call record formats (20 
maximum) that will be sent as DTMF digits and making entries in the DTMFINT Table to match 
them. The types of calls that a particular PBX can support depends on the PBX’s own 
capabilities. 
The first set of DTMF digits in a call record is the call type code which is a fiied DTMF digit 
string and must be unique. For each unique call type, a Toshiba VP System call action is assigned 
that determines which prompt the system plays and action it takes. The system interprets the 
remaining DTMF digits in a call record according to the specific call record type. 
The following is an example of a DTMFINT Table.  
						

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m Field Types 
The elements in a DTlAPlNT Table define the specific digits expected to be received in a call 
record and the order in which they are expected. Depending on what the call record format 
is, the celled party ID may be sent after the call type code, or the calling party ID may be 
sent. There may be DTMF characters inserted into the call record to delimit the separate 
fields. PBX extensions may have a fcved length of digits or may be variable length. All of 
these options are provided for in the elements of the DTMFiNT Table. 
There are four field types that describe what a particular call record field is expected to 
wntain: 
SOURCE Defines the source extension (the calling party ID). 
DES1 Defines the destination extension (the called party ID). 
TRUNK Defmes the calling trunk group. The value defined in this field 
refers to the TRUNK GROUP Table configuration for the 
corresponding trunk group COS. 
MlSC Defmes miscellaneous or other digits. These digits correspond to 
information that the PBX generates in its call record, but is not used 
by the Toshiba VP System. 
Each field type (except MISC) is included once per call record format. The MISC field can be 
specified more than once.  
						

							n Field Format Specifications 
The number of DTh4F digits expected for each element in the call record is specified in one 
of several ways: 
l A fmed number of digits can be entered directly into the DTh4FINT Table field 
description. 
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The length of an element can refer to the System karneter Table, which controls the 
field lengths for the various DTMFINT 
field types. 
l The length of a field can be declared to be of variable length with, or without, a 
terminating digit that defmes the end of a variable length field. 
The syntax for DTMFINF 
field formats are as follows The field format definition for each 
call record must include the parentheses. 
e (FIX, length, fill DTMF digit, lead or trail) 
l (SYSP, fill DTMF digit, lead or trail) 
l (VAR, terminating DTMF digit) 
The following explains the individual items in a field definition. 
FIX Field length is fmed according to the value specified in the field 
definition. 
Length Defines a f=ed field length which can have a value from 1 to 16. 
Fill DTMF digit Specifies the DTMF digit(s) used to fill a ftxed length definition. 
Acceptable values are 0 to 9, A to D, 
l , or R. The fill DTMF digit 
defmes the DTMF digit the Toshiba VP System expects the PBX to 
use to pad a field that would otherwise not contain enough digits. 
Lead or Trail Specifies whether the fill DT?vfF digit is leading Q or trailing (f). 
If a fill digit is required, this defines whether it will be inserted 
before (leading) or after (trailing) the significant field digits 
SYSP Specifies that the field length is fmed according to the System 
Parameter for that field type: 
l System Parameter 176 - FIXED LENGTH FOR SOURCE 
FIELDS 
l System Parameter 177 - FIXJZD LENGTH FOR DEST FIELDS 
- System Parameter 178 - FIXED LENGTH FOR TRUNK FIELDS 
l System Parameter 179 - FIXED LENGTH FOR MISC FIELDS