Toshiba Voice Processing Vp100, 300s, 300 Configuration Manual

							VAR Specifies a variable length field. If no terminating digit is defmed, 
the field length varies according to the FIRSTDIGIT Table. 
A variable with a terminating DTh4F digit is valid for, all 
fie!d types. 
A variable without a terminating DTMF digit is valid only for source 
or destination field types 
Terminaff ng DTMF 
Dign Specifies the terminating digit for a variable length field. The digit 
can be 
a value from O-9, A-D, l , or #. 
I!3 The terminating digit cannot occur in a normal field. 
n Call Types 
Each call record format in the DTMFThlT Table is 
associated with a call record type. There 
are eleven call record types available for DTMF In-band integration. Depending on the call 
record type, some fields are required and some are optional within a call record format. 
Table 10-l summarizes call record types and their required and optional fields. 
r 1 Table 1 O-l Required and Optional Fields for Call Record Types 
I 
Call Record Type Field lopes 
SOURCE DEST TRUNK MISC 
l- Direct External 
I * * Optional Optional 
2- Direct Internal Optional l l Optional 
3- Busy Forward External * Required Optional Optional I 
1 
4- 
Busy Forward Internal Optional Required * Optional 
5- RNA Forward External ’ Required Optional Optional 
l6- RNA Forward Internal ( Optional /Required I* 
1 Optional 1 
b- Forward External 1 l 1 Required 1 Optional I Optional 1 
Is- Forward Internal I Optional I Required 
I* I Optional 1 
9- Record Call in progress Required * l Optional 
10 - Forced Forward 
Required Required l Optional 
ll- PBX Restart 
l 
* l Optional 
l Not applicable. Field types marked with an asterisk are not allowed and will be rejected 
during configuration.  
						

							10.2 HOW TO CONFIGURE THE DTMFINT TABLE 
The DTMFINT Table can be configured in two ways: 
l Modify System Parameter 3 - PBX TYPE and accept the default DTMFINT Table. 
l Use the UPDATE commands ADD and DELETE. I’- 
After configuring the DTMFINI’ Table, a listing of the configuration may be obtained via the LIST 
command in UPDATE 
IL.r IWalling a new system automatically configures the defaults. 
n Modifying System Parameter 3 
Use the MODIFY command to establish default values for the DTMFTNT 
Table according to 
the PBX connected to the Toshiba VP System. The Toshiba VP System automatically loads 
the default values corresponding to the PBX selected from the list in System Parameter 3. A 
sample dialog follows. 
* 
[D For systems that are already installed, all system parameters are not reset to 
manufacturer defaults, the current values for the SYSTEM PARAMETER Table are 
maintained.  
						

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n 
Using the UPDATE Commands 
?he following UPDATE commands are applicable to the DTMFINT Table: 
l ADD 
l LIST 
I-- 
* DELETE 
ADD Adding call record formats to the DTMFINT Table 
A new caIl record format can be added in an existing DThEINT 
Table, or added to an already configured table after the obsolete 
information is deleted. A sample dialog follows, 
LIST 
DELETE Listing values configured In the DTMFINT Table 
Deleting the configuration Information for an entire call record 
format 
If the wrong information is configured in the DTMFINT Table, first 
delete the format with the wrong information, then add the correct 
information to the table.  
						

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10.3 ERROR CHECKING DURING CONFIGURATION 
Three specific errors are checked during configuration: 
c Normal syntax and range 
0 First element 
c T@ield Validation 
l ‘- 
Normal Syntax and Entries are checked to verify that they conform to the established 
Range configuration syntax and range. 
flrst Element Verifies that the firs element is unique. If the first element is not 
unique, an error is generated and the 
DTMFINT Table must be 
corrected before continuing. For example: 
Types/Field 
Validation Used 
when the call record format is defmed, including the call record 
type. Validates the type against the fields, as indicated in ‘Itible 10-l. 
Required fields that are not defined in the call record also generate an 
error. The call record must be corrected before continuing. Other limits 
checked for are the maximum of 20 call record formats, and the 
maximum 
of 10 elements per call record format.  
						

							11 _ 
FIRSTDIGIT TABLE 
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Chapter Contents 
PZ+Qe  Sect Q escrbtlon 
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11.1 lJn&stmding the FIRSTDIGIT Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-1 
11.2 How the FlRSTDlGlT Table is Used . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...11-2 
11.3 HOW to Configure the FIRSTDIGIT Table . . . . . 
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Using INSTALL and UPDATE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..e.................... 11-3 
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							INTRODUCTION 
The FIRSTDIGIT Table defmes the first digit and length of valid mailbox numbers. 
The FIRSTDIGIT Table is generated from information entered into the USER Table, When a 
mailbox number is entered, the Toshiba VP System checks to see if there are other mailbox 
numbers beginning with the same first digit. If so, the number of digits for the newly entered 
mailbox must be the same as the previously entered mailboxes. For example, if all mailbox 
numbers heginning with ‘2” are three digits long, all additional maiIboxes beginning with “2” must 
aIs0 be three digits long. In this way, the Toshiba VP System knows how many digits to expect 
when the caller is entering a number. 
When entering a mailbox into the USER Table, if a mailbox with that fuS digit does not exist, the 
Toshiba VP System enters the new mailbox length into the FIR!ITDIGIT Table.  
						

							Quick Reference Guide 
FIRSTDIGIT Table 
Command Description 
FIRSTDIGIT 
Table Contains the mailbox length for each first digit defined 
in the USER Table. Also contains the initial digit length 
for network numbers. 
FIRSTDIGIT Table and the 
INSTALL Program There are no questions in the INSTALL program 
pertaining to fvst digits. Mailbox length is automatically 
assigned when mailboxes are entered into the USER 
Table. Network digits are automatically assigned when 
entering data into the NETWORK NUMBERING PLAN 
Table. 
UPDATE Command Options 
LIST 
.L FIRS To list the FIRSTDIGIT Table. 
ADD The add command does not apply to the FIRSTDIGIT 
Table. 
MODIFY The modify command does not apply to the FIRSTDIGIT 
Table. 
DELETE The delete command does not apply to the FIRSTDIGIT 
Table. 
The . prompt is displayed by the UPDATE program. 
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11.1 
UNDERSTANDING THE FIRSTDIGIT TABLE 
The FIRSTDIGIT Table contains the mailbox length for each firs digit defined in the USER 
Table. The table also contains the initial digit length for netwbrk numbers. Refer to the F&mm 
Dcuriptinmti - NETWORKING for additional information. 
m Single Digit Menu first digits are not subject to the constraints of the F&TDIGm Table. 
Example of a FIRSTDIGIT Table: 
~27 All first digits without values defined for Mailbox Length or Initial-Digits L>h (Net) are 
unused.  
						

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11.2 HOW THE FIRSTDIGIT TABLE IS USED 
The Toshiba VP System and many PBXs use FIRSTDIGIT Tables to determine: 
l Whether the firs digit is valid, and . 
l How many digits to expect before completing a call. +“ 
The fmt digit entry in the FIRSI?)IGIT Table is defined when the first mailbox starting with a 
given digit is entered in the USER Table. Vtid mailbox first diit numbers are 1 - 9. A ma&ox 
number cannot begin with the digit 0, however, extensions in the USER Table can begin with the 
digit 0. All mailbox numbers starting with the same digit must be the same length. 
For exampIe, if all mailboxes starting with 4 are three digits long: 
l If caller enters valid mailbox q m m The Toshiba VP System refers to the USER 
Table for the extension to call. 
l If caller entea (oa a), or a digit not The Tbshiba VP System waits for two (or 
in the USER Table one) more digits. The Toshiba VP System 
prompts: 
“Extension four (orfo*@e) is 
invnlid 
You may now dial another emnsion 
nmberordialzeroforassi5tancq.” 
Ifa 
Custom Error prompt is recorded, it plays 
instead of the generic prompt.