Toshiba Voice Processing Vp100, 300s, 300 Configuration Manual

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-n Integration Cards
Configuring a Message Watting unkThe following 
is the INSTAIL program SUNS Table question for integration card sIo+&
ConfIgurIng a Une Appearance
The following is the INSTAIL program SLOTS Table question for integration card slots.
07Except for AT&T System 7YDeftity Gl, each system port may be allocated to
only one integration unit, with amaximum of 16 ports for each unit. Refer to the
specific Adaptive Integration chapters for 
detailsFor AT&T System 
7YDeftity Gl, each system port may be allocated to more than
one integration unit, with amaximum of 32 ports for each unit. 
						

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n Reserving a Slot
Reserving a slot for later use, when the cnstomeis future expansion needs are known at the
time of the initial 
instalktion, can eliminate the need to physically move cards when the new
cardisadded.
Fbr example, if eight line cards (slots Al-As) and two integration cards (slots A9 and AlO)
are to be installed 
i&ally, but the au&omer’s expansion needs indicate an additkmal line
card and an additional integration card are needed in the near future., slot 
A!J should be
reserved for the 
additkmal line card at the time of the initial kstallation. The integr&ion
cardsonthenbeinstalledinitiallyinslotsA10and~l,eliminatingtheneedtophyslcally
moveanycardstoaddthenewlinecardinslotA9andthethirdintegrationcardinslotA12
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The folIowing is an example of reserving slot A9 for a line card when the INSDILL program
prompts for the configuration of that slot as the 
first integration card.
H Using UPDATE
Use the UPDATE program to:
*LIST one or all slotslADD a slot
lMODIFY a slot
lDELETE a slot
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IFThe following changes to integration slots require that the integration cards be
restarted before the changes take effect:lAdding or deleting integration slots
l
ModiQing line appearances for an integration slot
lModifying-whether message 
waiting.links are enabkd or disabled.
To execute the command, at the 
Q prompt, enter.
LJPINTCThis command restarts the integration cards and therefore disrupts call processing for
approximately one to two minutes.
Refer to the  and Maintenance manual 
-TAAlNTENANCE, UpdateIntegration section.
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LJSTUsting the entire SLOTS Table
Listing a 
spedfic slot In the SLOTS Table 
						

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AddIng a line card to the !iUXS TableAdding a message 
waitfng Unk to an integration card In the SLOTS
table
Addlng a line appearance to an 
integration card In the SLOTS Table 
						

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MODIMModlfylng a Une card In the SLOTS Table
UTIn the example above, the COS, answering mode, outcalling, and test
information for port 4 were copied from port 3.
Modifying 
a message waiting Unk on an integration card In the SLOTSTable
IITWhen modifying the list of COS, three options are offered - clear
the existing COS list, add new COS, and delete COS.
Modifying a line appearance on an Integration card In the SLOTS Table
07When modifying an existing list of line appearances, re-enter the
entire 
list or range of line appearances. Editing an existing list is not
supported. 
						

							Deleting a port from a slot without deleting the entire slot
In order to delete a port from a slot, MODIFY the SLOTS Table, select YESto initialize the port 
amfiition, and re-enter only the required ports.
TheVP3CWVP300mnstberebtnrtedfor changes to take effect.1-k
07A port may be deleted from the highest numbered (last) line card slqt
only, since there may be no gaps in port utilization.
DELETEDeleting an entIre slot from the SLOTS Table
t?YWhen the number of ports is modified, System Parameter 4 - PORTS
USED, is automatically updated. The VP 
3OOsIVP 300 must be
restarted for changes to take effect.
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SYSTEM PARAMETER TABLE
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Chapter Contents
Section
22.1
22.3
22.4DescrfDtionPMla
UndestaMing the SYSiEM PARAMETER Table.........................................Z-1How The SYSTEM PARAMETERTaMe is used...........................................22-5How To ConfguretheSYSTEM PARAhlEERTaMe.......................................22-6using INSTALL................................................................22-6
Using UPDATE..................................................................22-6Desription of System Parameters.....................................................22-9 
						

							INTRODUCTION
The SYSTEM PARAMEERTable amains information about the particular installation and
phone system. The T6sh.ilx VP System refers to tbe SYSTEM PARAMIXER Table for many
system functions to 
determire Fixa to do, when to do it, and how often. This chaper includeslQuick Reference Guide
l 
SYSTEMPARAMETER2ble listing all system parameters.l
How to c&ii the Cm PARAMXER Table..lDescription of all 
system parameters. 
						

							Quick Reference Guide
CommandDesctlptlon
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§YSTEM PARAMETER Table
S;vsTEM PAFihlETER
TableContains 
specifii phone system information, instalktion values,
and system default values. The systems refers to the 
table when
performing many system functions to determine 
what to do, when
to do it, and how often.
Number of Parameters172 (Several numbers are not used.)
SYSiEM PARAMETER
Table and the INSTALL
ProgramA variety of values appear in the INSTALL program which are-_
stored in the SYSTEM PAR4hETER Table.*
UPDATE Command
Optlons
LISTADD.L SYS
.,
To list one parameter, or the entire SYSTEM P-R Table.
The add command does not apply to the SYSTEM 
PAR4METER
Table.MODIFY
DELETE .
.M SYSTke m&if) command can be used on certain parameters. Refer to
this chapter for details.The delete command does not apply to 
theSYSTEM PmTER
Table.
The . prompt is displayed by the UPDATE program. 
						

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22.1UNDERSTANDING THE SYSTEM PARAMETER TABLE
The SYSTEM PARAMETERTable is the part of the database that contains phone system
information, 
instaUation+xific values, and system default values.
This section contains alI system parameters in the confiition program. In the follow&g table
all parameters apply to all 
Xbshiba VP Systems unless otherwise. noted.Some parameiers pertain
only to optional feature packages.If the 
Toshiba VP System is not equipped with an option, table
entries associated with that option are not displayed in the configuration.
Manyresponsestoquestionsaskedduring INSTALL define parameter values. For example, the
first 
NXXLL question is the manufkcturer and model of the phone system. The answers entered
- __are stored as System Parameter 3. The next question asked is the name of the company where
thelbshibaVPSystemisbeinginstaIled. ‘Ihenameisprintedonallsystemreportsandisalso
displayed on the terminaL This answer is stored as System brameter 1.
Other system parameters are automatically set when the phone system type is entered.These
parameters are taken from the database of different phone systems the system software contains
For example, System 
bametkr 9 is the duration of the flash (in milliseconds).
Once INSTALL is 
comple$, System Parameters may be listed and most may be modified through
UPDATE.
‘The following is an example of a SYSTEM PARAMETER T&e: