Toshiba Voice Processing Vp100, 300s, 300 Configuration Manual

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JZxample of a SLOTS Table: 
						

							n tine Card Slots
Slots Al-Al2 may be used for Line Interface Cards (LIC), Telemarketing Line Cards (TLC),
andDirectAccessCards(DAC).Eachlinecardhasfourports,givingamadmumof48ports
in a VP 3oosNp 300 cabinet. Bach port is physically counected to a PBX extension (a single
line)via2i-paircableandaconnedorblock.ThePBXdirectscallstotheVP300sNP300
for answering..--
~flConsult Toshiba Telecom Product Marketing for availability of the Telemarketing Line
Card (TLC), Direct Access Card (DAC) and Mite1 Integration Card (MIC).
Refer to the Product 
Lkscripti manual -GENERALDESCRIPTION, VP 3OOsiW 300
System Sizing, for limitations regarding VP 
3CXkAP 300 systems with more than 32
PO-
The SLOTS Table contains information about each port on the line card. Entries for each line
card consist 
of:l 
CardTypel Port Number
e Extension Number
*Class of Service
* AnnverModel
Message Waiting and Network Outcallingl Test Channel
n Integration Card Slots
Slots &All, when not used for line cards, and slot A12, when not used for the VPworks
ACP card, may be used for integration cards. All integration cards must be of the same type.
Each integration card has two integration units. Bach unit must be configured for the desired
system functionality. Up to two message waiting links and up to 16 line appearances may be
configured for each integration unit.
Line appearances are the VP 
3C%/VP 300 ports corresponding to the PBX configuration of
the digital phone being emulated by the integration unit. Each integration unit used for call
processing must be configured with line appearances. 
If no line appearances are configured
for an integration unit, that unit 
is not used for call processing.
If the PBX requires that the same integration link that turns a message waiting lamp ON also
turns that lamp OFF, set System Parameter 170 to YES.When System Parameter 170 
- INTEGRATION ON/OFF LINK MUST MATCH, is set to YES,
message waiting links may be configured to perform Message Waiting Notification for
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							mailboxes with specific COS. A default link may be qxcifkl to perform Message Waiting
Notification for all mailboxes with a COS not allocated to a specific message waiting link
Only one default 
link may be specified for the entire q-stem.
If System Parameter 170 is set to NO, the 
first available integration link confgqred for
message waiting is used to turn ON/OFF a message waiting lamp.
The 
SUITS Table contains information about each integration unit on the c&I Entries for
each integration card consist 
of:. 
-‘I)pelIntegration Unit Number
l
Integration (message waiting links and/or line appearances)
For each integration unit configured with one or more message waiting 
links, the entry also
consists 
of:l
Link Enabled for Lampsl
Link Used as Default
l
COS or Range of COS Handled by this Link
n Application Card Slot
VP 3CKkIVP 300 slot A12, when not used for a line card or an integration card, may be used
for an application card (e.g., 
vpworkt ACP card). If the VP X&/VP 300 includes vpworkr,
the 
VPworkr ACP card must be configured in slot A12 
						

							21.2HOW THE SLOTS TABLE IS USED
The SLOTS Table is used to configure each port on a line card and integration card.n tine Cards
Each VP 3OWVP 300 port on a line cud is normally conneded to a specif’ic PBX qtension.
For non-integrated systems, the port extensions must be set up in one or more hunt groups in
the PBX. Each hunt group can be 
con&u.red to handle calls differently. For integrated
systems, refer to the 
Innollatio and Mae manual- ADAPTIVE INTEGRATION, for
configuration details.
- _The following explains each line card entry in the SUNS Table:
-SKITspecifies the slot number.CARD NPE
Spedks the type of line card installed.
PORTSpecifies the port number on the line card.
EXTENSION #Defines the PBX extension number for each port* on the line card.
A mailbox extension number cannot be the same as a port extension
number.cos
Directs the VP 3OOsNP 300 to other system tables for the days and
times to activate features and where to get further instructions forhandling the call.
-
PFor consistency and clarity, assign port COS from 127 in
descending order and Mailbox COS from 0 (zero) in ascending
order.
MODEDetermines how the VP 3OWVP 300 handles the call when that
port answers.
The following is a brief description of each answering mode.For
further details refer to the 
Feume Description manual, GENERAL
DFSCRIFT-ION.AX Mode
- Primary Answering
All trunks directed to AX ports are answered by the
VP 
%MVF’ 300. Callers are asked to enter the extension number 
						

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thqrwishtoreach,orwaitonthelineforassistance.Whenthe
callerentersanumber,theVP3XMVP300saysz “lhv&youJirdu
?nommr.... ”Tke VP 3iMdVP 300 then puts the caller on hold and.
attempts to call the extension. If the personal greeting is ON, the
VP 3COdVP 300 gives the greeting immediately and does not calL. . . .
CX Mode- Secondary Answering
CX can be used for non-integrated Centrex instaUation&x PBX
DID instalktions, whereby cabs are fonvarded to a.
VP 3OOdW 300 grating after reaching an unavailable extension.
CXisusedtoprovidecalla3verage.
OUTCALL
When the PBX allows forwarding of internal calls only, stations can
be 
forwarded tQ CX ports for internal messaging. This enables an
employee to leave a message for an unavailable station without firs
callingtheVP3CWVP3Kl.
03Callers need to know the extension number to leave a
message. Callers who came through the operator, and then
are forwarded to CX 
ports, may not know the extension
number.
MX Mode- Message Center (Message-Taking only)
Callers who have reached the attendant and want to leave a
message for someone can be transferred to that person’s mailbox
The caller is extended to the VP 
24OsIVP 300 only to leave a
message rather than to call the extension. MX ports operate like CX
ports, except that there is a short delay to allow the console
operator to enter the called party’s mailbox number.The attendant transfers the caller to an 
MX port, then enters the
mailbox number. After a short delay, the VP 3WsWP 300 prompts:
“Please leave a privufe message for . . . Recording, beep. ”Some PBX
consoles do not generate tones. 
Therefor&,a tone generator is
required for the console operator.
Specifies whether the port may place a call. This is used to enable or
disable the ability of each port to place network and Message
Waiting 
Notifcation calls.
07Some PBXs require that the same port/extension to activate
and deactivate the message waiting lamp. To do this, defmeSystem Parameter 
106 - LAMP MESSAGE WAITING PORT,with the port number to use.
TESTEnables or disables the VP 
3OOsIVP 300 selftest routine. This fieldshould be YES unless you have consulted with Toshiba about special
cases when 
selftest should not be permitted.1, : 
						

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IflSome PBXs have the capability of running diagnostics on their
pass. The diagnostic may cause the VP 3lOdW 300% self&t
tofailandplacetheVP3OOsNP3OOportinTSTmode,taking .
the port out of service. The port remains in TST mcde until
selftestrunsagainandisabletoputtheportinse~or,.:
until the system is restarted. In these cases, selftest can be
disabled.
This problem has been identified on the Old Disc&er III and
the Ericsson Prodigy. ‘Ihis field should be YES unless you
have consulted with your technical support group.
H Integration Cards
The slots for integration cards define the type of integration card, including configuration
information for each integration unit on each card.
The following explains each 
integration card entry in the SLOTS Table:SLOTSpecifies the slot number.
CARD 
TYPE.Specifies the type of integration card installed.
INTEGRATlON UNIT--sSpecifies which unit on the integration card is being configured.
Each integration card is divided into two integration units. Each
integration unit has two links.UNE APPEARANCESLists the system port numbers assigned as line appearances for call
processing on the integration unit.
MESSAGE WAITING
LINKSpecifies whether or not the link is enabled for message waiting
notification. 
						

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DEFAULTDefimes a link as the system default link to perform message waiting
notification for 
alI COS not allocated to a specific link. Currently,
this field applies only to 
AIXT System 75Befinity Gl and Al3tTSystem 
85AXinity G2 integrations
cos
WSystem Parameter 170 -INTEGRATION ON/OFF UN-K MUST
MATCH, must 
be set to YES for the default link and link
defined for qecific Classes of Sexvice to take effen
.‘-
Defmes the Classes of Sewice for which the link will perform
message waiting notification. Currently, this field applies only to
N&T System 75Akfis1ity Gl and M&T System 85IDefhity G2
integrations. 
						

							21.3HOW TO CONFIGURE THE SLOTS TABLE
Beginning with slot Al, amfigure the slots used for line cards in consecutive order, without
skipping any slots within the group 
of line cards.
Beginning with slot 
A9, reserve any slots needed for future cards. Then, amfigure integration
card slots in consecutive order, without skipping any slots within the integration cards.
If the VP 
3OOsM’ 300 ax@uraUon includes VF%&, configure the VI%& At2 card in slot Al2
m tine Cards
Each port co~ected to a PBX extension can be configured to handle calls differently. The
following 
descr&es the valid or invalid entries for the SLOTS T&ble fields.CARD TYPE
Enter the type of line card - LIC4, DAC4. TLC4
PORTCmfiie the ports in consecutive order.
MiENSiON #Enter the PBX extension number connected to each
vP3tKkNP3oopo~.
cosEnter the COS for each port on the line card
MODEEnter the Answering Mode. Must be either Primary Answer - AX,
Secondary Answer 
- CX, or Message Center - MX.
OUTCALLEnter YES or NO to enable or disable message waiting, network
message, and alarm calls.
Non-integrated Systems:
In most 
cases, allow all ports to make out& When all ports aredefined as YES, the 
VP 3OOsWP 300 only makes outcalls when no
more than 
% of the ports are in use. This leaves ports available for
incoming calls. If NO is defined for any 
porn all ports defmed as
YES are used for outcalls, even when more than % are in use.It is recommended that NO for 
OUTCALL be used only for special
applications.
Integrated Systems:
If 
less than eight ports are configured, the \P 3OOsAT 3CKl makes
outcalls when at least two ports are idle. Lf 5 fo 32 ports are
configured, the VP 
3OOsAT 300 makes outzllls when at least three 
						

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ports are idle.lf more than 32 ports are configured, the
VP 
3lXldVP 300 makes outcalls when at least four ports are idle..
VFor AT&T System 75 integrations, all ports defmed as YESare 
used for outcalls, with no restrictions
Enter YES or NO to enable or disable the VP 3OOs/VP 300’s selftest
rOUthe.I-
VFor message waiting notification or alarm outcalls, multiple
calls cm be placed simultaneously. The Toshiba 
VP System
places only one network 
outcall at a time.n Integration Cards
When configurmg the SIBTS Table for integration cards, the following information isrequire&
CARD TYPEEnter the type of integration card 
- MlC.INTEGRATION UNITEnter the unit on the integration 
card being configured - 1 or 2
LINE APPEARANCES
Enter 3 for Line Appearance. Enter the system port number or
range of port numbers assigned as line appearancesMESSAGE WAITING
UNK
Enter 1 or 2 for Message Waiting Link. Enter Y@ or NO to specify
whether or not the 
link is to be used to light message waiting lamps.
DEFAULTEnter YES or NO to specify which link is to perform system
message waiting notification for COS not specifically listed.
Currently, this field applies only to 
AT&T System 79Deftity Gl
and AT&T System 8YDefmity G2 integrations.-..cos
VSpeci@ only one link in the entire system as DEFAULT
Enter the Classes of Service for which the link is to perform
message waiting notification. Currently, this field applies only to
AT&T System 75IlIeftity Gl and AT&T System 85/Defmity G2integrations
VSystem Parameter 170 - INTEGRATION ON/OFF LINK MUST
MATCH, must be set to YES, for the DEFAULT and COS
entries to take effect.
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D Using INSTALL
Question number 3 in the INSTALL program prompts for slot configuration data, beginning
with slot 1.
m Line Cardsl
The follo6ing is the II&TAIL program SLOTS Table question for line card slots.
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When information for a port is the same information entered for the previous port, onlythe extension number of the port need be entered followed 
by-]. The information
for the remainder of the line is automatically entered.
[~7Configure the slots in order; do not skip any slots. For example, you cannot
configure a line card in each of slots 1 and 3, but none in slot 
2. Also, you cannot
add a line card when all ports on the last configured line card have not been
. . 
: defined.
When a line card 
slot is left empty or partially defined, or if the maximum ports
allowed by the Option Control Chip (OCC) have been configured, the 
INSTALL
program skips to slot 9, the firs integration Gird slot.
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