Toshiba Voice Processing Vp100, 300s, 300 Configuration Manual

							PREFIX DIGITS TAB.LE
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Chapter Contents
SectionDescrbtionPaa
18.1
182PREFIX DIGITS Table.............................................................
..18- 1How To Configure the PREFIX DIGITS Table.............................................18-2
Using INSTALL.................................................................18-2
Using UPDATE.................................................................
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							INTRODUCTION
The PREFIX DIGITS Table is used in insbllations with telephone systems that use Sh4DI (e.g.,
Centrex) or a protocol similar to SMDI to implement Adaptive Integration.4’-
The table enables the Toshiba VP System to strip the prefm digits from the call record received
and use the remaining digits as the mailbox number. 
						

							Quick Reference Guide
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PREFIX BIGliS Table
CommandDesdptbn
PREFIX 
DIGlTS TableUsed in Centrex, Adaptive Integration installations. Leading
prefix digits are added to station numbers when the Toshiba
VP System is sending MWI commands and removed when
the 
Toshiba VP System is receiving call records over the
SMDI link.
PREFIX DlGlTS Table
and the INSTALL ProgramThere are no questions in the INSTALL program pertaining
to prefx digits. Configure by using the UPDATE program
after 
ktallation is complete.
UPDATE Command Optlons
LIST
.E PREF
MODIFY.M PREF
To list the PREFIX DIGITS Table.
To change the existing 
Prefa Digits.
The . prompt is displayed by the LJPDATE program. 
						

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18.1PREFIX DIGITS TABLE
The PREFIX DIGITS Table is used only with Adaptive Integration. If the Tbshiba VP System is
not equipped with this option, the configuration does not contain this table.
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For Centrex installations that have SMDYSMSI and the optional Adaptive Integration feature,
the PREFIX DIGITS Table should only be 
umfiied if mailbox numbers are less&an seven digits
long.
In a 
Centrex instahation, the station numbers are typically three to four digits in length. However,
the number 
dialed by outside calIers is seven digits The calI records sent over the SMDYSMSI
link to the 
lbshiba VP System also contain this seven digit Centrex number. The Toshiba
VP System uses the PREFIX DIGITS Table to remove the leading prefm digits from the Centrex
number. The remaining digits are the same as the 
ma&ox number of the call. (Station and
mailbox number must match.)
When the Toshiba VP System sends a Message Waiting Indication command over the
SMDVSMSI link to turn ON or OFF the MWI for a ma&ox, the Central Office (CO) expects
the seven digit 
Centrex number corresponding to that station. In this case, the Toshiba VP System
looks in the 
PREFIX DIGITS Table to get the leading prefix digits to add to the extension number
before 
sending the Message Waiting Indication command.For example, a 
Centrex installation may have stations 4XXX, !IXXX, and SXXX, with the
corresponding seven digit Centrex numbers being 34%XXX., 345-5XxX, and 323-8xXx. The
PREFIX DIGITS Table removes the leading 
prefa digits; the remaining digits are the
station/mailbox number.
Some installations may have station numbers beginning with zero. The 
PTRSTDIGIT Table
supports only 1 through 9 as valid 
frost digits. Therefore, the TRANSLATION Table must be used
to convert 
OXXX to a valid first digit. For example, if Centrex sends 356-0123 to the Toshiba
VP System, the PREFIX DIGITS Table strips off the 356, leaving 0123 as the station number. The
TRANSLATION Table must be used to convert 0123 to 1123 or some other legal number.
Intecom PBXs send SMDI records with ASCII periods preceding the station number instead of
office code digits or other numbers The PREFIX 
DIGlTS Table may contain one or more ASCII
periods to be removed.
The following is an example of a PREFIX DIGITS Table:All mailbox first digits must be entered in the table. List the 
FIRSTDIGIT Table to get a list of
currently used mailbox 
first digits.
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HOW TO CONFIGURE THE PREFIX DIGIT TABLE
For each first digit for mailboxes, enter the p&ix digits that precede the station/mailbox numbers
with that first digit. List the 
FIRSTDIGIT Table to get a list of currently used niailbox firs digits
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n Using INSTALL
There are no questions for the PREFIX DIGITS Table in the INSTALL program. l% enter
prefa digits, use the UPDATE program.
n Using UPDATE
Use the UPDATE program to:l
LIST prefer digits, orl
MODIFY preiix digits.
The ADD and DELETE 
cmmands cannot be used. To delete an entry, use the MODIFY
mnmand and set the prefm digits to NONE.
LISTLlstlng the Prefix Dlglts Table
MODIFY
Modlfylng the Prefix Dlglts Table 
						

							ROUTE TABLE
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Chapter Contents
&ztlonDescrlcWnPaCle
19.1
19.2
RarteTaMetorMuRi-CabinetNetwwking...............................................lg- 1HowtbROUTETtieisUsed....................................................19-l
How to configure the ROUTETable................................................19-1
Using INSTALL..................................................................19- 1
Using UPDATE.................................................................Route Table for Remote Networking19-2 
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HowTheROUlETableisUsed...................................................19-4
How To Configure 
The ROUTE Table...............................................19-4
UsinglNSTAU.................................................................19- 5
usin~uPDATE.................................................................lg- 5 
						

							INTRODUCTION
Both multi-cabinet and remote networking mstallations use the ROUTE Table.
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Multi-cabinet networking refers to situations where more than one Toshiba VP System is linked
together behind one PBX at one location.
Remote networking refers to situations where Toshiba VP Systems are located at different
locations behind different phone systems.
The ROUTE Table 
defines:l
All routes from each originating location to all other locations in a remote networkl
All routes to the other cabinets in a multi-cabinet network
The table contains the following information:l
Network route name
*Whether or not the Toshiba VP System, after seizing an external trunk, can drop the trunk
and reconnect to the callerl
Digits dialed to access other cabinets or locations
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							Quick Reference Guide
ROUTE Table
CommandDescription
ROUTE Table
This table is wed with Toshiba VP System Networking.
It specifies how to access 
all other cabinets on the
network.
ROUTE Table and the INSTALL ProgramINSTALL question number 4 asks for the name of each
network route, whether the route can be dropped 
upon
reconnect to caller, and the access digits to be dialed.
UPDATE Command Options
LIST
.L ROUTE
ADD.A ROUTE
MODIN.M ROUTE
DELETE.D ROUTE
To list the ROUTE Table.
To add a cabinet to the network.
The modify an existing 
ROUTE Table entry.
To delete a cabinet from the network.
The . prompt is displayed by the UPDATE program. 
						

							19.1ROUTE TABLE FOR MULTI-CABINET NETWORKING
Multi-cabinet networking refers to situations where more than one Toshiba VP System is linked
together behind one PBX at one location
The information in this table 
spec5es how to access all other cabinets in a multi-cabinet Toshiba
VP System.The information includes the name of each route, whether the route-can be
dropped (always YES), and pilot extension to access each cabinet.
Example of a 
ROUIB Table:
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							19-Z  Mantsln Using UPDATE
Use the UPDATE program to:
LIST, MODIFY, ADD or DELHI3 a NETWORK ROU’IE.
LISTUSUng the ROUTE Table
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ADDAdding a ROUTE t0 the network
First ADD the ROUTE, then the LOCATION, then the
NUMBERING PLAN.
MODIFYModlfyhg an errby in the ROUTE Table