Toshiba Voice Processing Vp100, 300s, 300 Configuration Manual

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							22.2HOW THE SYSTEM PARAMETER TABLE IS USED
The lbshib VP System refers to the SYSTEM PA%WETERTable for many system functions LO
determine what to do, when to do it, and how often.
There are three main categories of 
informationz.--
PBXInfomation pertaining to the specifk PBX connected to the Toshiba
VP System. 
This information includes the phone system type, certain
timing, transfer codes, and delay times
- __ RangesWmltsInformation supplying ranges and limits pertinent to the Toshiba
VP System functions. 
This information includes message waiting
defaults, maximum message length, message sequence order, and
prompt limits.
ConfiguttionInformation describing the Toshba VP System ax.fQumtion. This
includes 
system name, ID number, number of disks and ports, and NET
defaults. 
						

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HOW TO CONFIGURE THE SYSTEM PARAMETER TABLE
Many system parameters are automalically defined by answering the INSTU questions Others
are 
automatically generated when entering the PBX type. Some may need to be mcdifjed
depending upon the application.
When 
fmished with the INSWLLprogram, enter the UPDATE program and list the &abase by
typing. at the dot 
(.) promptz
LALL
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Examine the database and modify all system parameters neceSSary to correctly configure the
application.
System parameters that cannot be modified are 
indbted 9.7 (for UST) only. These parameters
cannot be altered.n Using 
1NSTALL
When answering the questions in the INSTAU. program, information is automatica@
transferred into the SYSTEM 
PARAMl33Table. Refer to the INSTALL chapter.
w Using UPDATE
From UPDATE, you can:l
LIST a system parameterl
MODIFY a system parameterAll system parameters can be 
LXSTED. Not all may be MODIFIED. System parameters
cannot be ADDED or DELETED.
The following is an example of a SYSTEM PARAMETER Table. 
						

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LISTLktlng the SYSTEM PARAMETER Table
MODIMModtfying a system parameter
?b MODIFY a system parameter, enter the number of the
parameter after the command 
M SYS .
The 
Tbshiba VP System displays the questionassociated”with that
system parameter and gives the valid range of response.For more
information on 
modiQing a particular parameter, refer to the
System Parameter description section.
Here are some examples of system parameters:,
MOdQlng PBX type
There are two ways to change the PBX type:
1.MODIFY System Parameter 3 - PBX TYPE, if the extension
numbers remain the same; only the PBX type changes. 
						

							If you choose to do this, all system parameten, timing tables.
and system level passwords are re-set to factory default values
Be sure you list all system parameters prior to modifying. After
mod$ing’list all system parameters again. Enter the correct
information for all parameters set back to manufacturer 
defanit
valuesasaresultofmodifyingthePBXtypc .
81When et&g UPDATE after modifying this parameter
the 
7bshiba VP System displays.‘-2 
RENSIML- ifexten&nnumberschangeaswellasPBX
If you do not want to retain other system information, such as
USE& POm and other configuration tables, it is easier to to
re-enter the information rather than modify the existing tables.
Modifying number of ports
After you modiQ the number of ports, you must RESTART thesystem to activate additional ports Refer to PORTS TABLE chapter
inthismanuaL
Modify&q number of disks
The number of disks installed is controlled by the disk options
program- Refer to the Instmn and Maintenance manual -
PROCEDURES, Hard Disk Procedures. 
						

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2.4DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM PARAMETERS
The following shows the questions z6 they appear in the INSTALL program. The following
indicators are used wbm a system parameter does not pertain to all three Toshiba VP SystemiTbe indicators may be intermixed.
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IndexDescription
Number
estkms Asked
1IMSTALLATION NAME2
SYSTEM ID NU‘MBER
PBX TYPEPBX MODEL
RESET DTMFINT TABLE VALUESRESET SYSTEM PARAMETER VALUES
The 
fzrst part of question 3 a& for the number representing the manufacturer
of your phone system. The second part of this question lists the models for that
specific manufacturer. The third part of the question allows 
DTMFINT Table
values to be reset to the factory defaults for the PBX specified. The fourth part
of the question allo-s System Parameters to be reset to the factory defaults for 
						

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the PBX Refer to the Innczllorion wzd M&me manual - DTMF IN-BAND,
and the DTMFIKTTable chapter in this manual for more information
After you answer all parts of this question, the information is loaded into the
system 
conkiition database.
There are two ways to change the PBX 
type:
lMODM System Parameter 3 -if extension numbers remain the same; only
the PBX type changes.
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If you choose to do this, all system parameters, timing tables and system level
passwords are 
reset to factory default values. Be sure you list all system
parameters prior to modifying. After 
modifying, list all system parameters
again. Enter the correct 
info~tion for all parameters set back to factory
default values as a result of 
modifjkg the PBX type.
117When exiting UPDATE after modifying this parameter the lbshiba
VP System displays. 
REIN!X4L.L-if extension numbers change as well as PBX type.
If you do not want to retain other system information, such as USER, POm
and other configuration tables, it is easier to re-enter the information rather.
than modify the 
existmg tables
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This parameter cannot be modified.
13TRANSFER INITIATE CODE
RECONNECT CODE AFTER FAST BUSYTRANSFER COMPLETE CODE
16ALTERNATE TRANSFER INITIATE CODEALTERNATE RECONNECT CODE 
AFTER NO-ANSWERALTERNATE RECONNECT CODE 
AFTER BUSY
ALTERNATE RECONNECT CODE 
AFiER FAST BUSY