Toshiba Voice Processing Vp100, 300s, 300 Configuration Manual

							ALTERNATE TRANSFER COMPLETE CODE
19MAILBOX NUMBERS MATCH USER EXTENSIONS
Refer to the USER Table chapter for details.
VThe values in parameters 22 through 25 apply to new mailhxes only.22
DEFAULT MESSAGE WAITING START HOUR
23DEFAULT MESSAGE WAITING END HOUR
25DEFAULT MESSAGE WAITING RETRY PERIOD (MINUTES)
25
28
31DOUBLE-INTERRUPTED RINGBACK
Iu-The ‘D” character is equal to 5 times the normal delay contained in
System Parameter 
28ALARM NUMBER1 
						

							SYSIEM PAFtAMfZ!ER Table22-1332
MAXIMUM MESSAGE LENGTH (MINUTES)
33
- _43
45
46SYSTEM RELOAD CANCEL-FORWARD STRING
51
56
llisisthemaxixnum recording length of a message sent to a n&box. For a ’
discusbn of the maximum recording length that can be recorded from a
mailhaq refer to CONFIGURXI’ION, INFORMATION Table, Index 22.-
The maximum message length is 3 hours. The length of messages and greetings
is controlled by the INFORMATION 
Table. If a value is not defied in the’
INFORMATION Table, the default is the value defined for this parameter.
PBX INmAUZE CODEPERSONAL GREETING 1 =NO CALL 
2=CALL FIRST
This parameter is used-for system-wide control. If “1” is selected, the extension
is not called and the greeting is played. If =2” is selected, the extension is called
before the greeting is played.
It is recommended that “1” be used for most applications.If an 
unqvai.lable
extension should be called before the greeting is played, assign 
Attribute 6 -
CALL EXTENSION FIRST BEFORE PLAYING GREETING, to the COS for those
xnaimxes.
SYSTEM RELOAD FORWARD STRINGRS-232 INTEGRATED WITH PBX 
(AI/MWl or AI/CPI option)
NUMBER OF TRANSFER 
RElRlES IF FLASH FAILS 
						

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lPIf your system encounters anexCeSiiYe number of NO DIAL-TONE and
it is caused 
by the PBX not giving DIAL-TONE after flash, increasing
retry attempts may improve the 
excessrate. Refer to peg 13 in the
IlLst~mrdMointeMnccmand- bMNTENANCE,TiaffiiPegcount 
nble
mm 59
IftheanswerisYESthesemndprtofthisqmstionisasked. Onlyonecabinet
perPBXcxnbedefinedasthemaste.rsyaem.
DID: SYW PILOT EXiENSlON NUUBER
mm 60DID: AITENDANT DCbENSlON NUMBER
DID: NUMBER OF DIGITS EXPECTED FROM CO62
NEI! N1Gt-k DELlVERY STAFtT TIME (Nr Option)63
64
65
66NE-I! 
NIGXT DELIVERY END TIME (NT Option)
NET! MAX BEEPS FOR MULTI-CABINET CONNECTDetermines the number of DTMF A 
Toes the Toshiba VP System sends before
determining that the other cabinet is not answering. This parameter may only be
listed; the default is 
30.
NET MULTI-CABINET DELIVERY ATI-EMPT LIMITDetermines the number of times the 
T& VP System attempts to send a
message to another 
cabinet before it returns it to the creator. The value may
only be listed; it is pre-set to 
20 attemp%NET MULTI-CABINET DELAY BEFORE RETRY (MIN)
Determines the normal interval (in minutes) the Toshiba VP System waits
between each attempt to send a message- The value may only be listed; the
default is three minutes. 
						

							67NRt MAX BEEPS FOR REMOTE CONNECT (NT Option)
Determines the number of DTMF A tones the Toshiba VP System sends before
determining that the other location is not answering. The value may only be
listed; the default is 20 attempts
68NET REMOTE DELIVERY AlTEMPT LIMIT (NT Option)
Determines 
the number of times the Toshiba VP System attempts to se@ a
message to another location before it returns it to the creator. The value may
only be listed; the default is 20 attempts.
69NEE REMOTE DELAY BEFORE RETRY (MIN) (NT Option)
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70
Determines the minimal interval (im minutes) the lbshiba VP System waits
between each attempt to send a message to a remote location. Values may only
be listed; the default is10 minutes.
NET MESSAGE DELIVERY MODE DEFAULT (NT Option)
71
72
7374
SYSTEMPARAMEIER Table P-15-
Determines the delivery mode of messages sent to network mailboxes.It is used
in conjunction with COS Attributes 17 
and lS, and System parameters 62 and 63.
Mode can he either immediate or night.After creating a message and
addressing it to 
a network ma&ox, the caller is prompted with the opposite
choice (night or immediate) 
for sending it. Values are 1 (imxmxiiate) or 2 (r$ghth
the default is 
1, for immediate delivery.
TONE-DEIECT THRESHOLD
This parameter cannot be modiikd.LINES-PER-PAGE FOR REPORTS
MIN LENGTH FOR MSG TO BE SENT (BLOCKS) 
						

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This parameter applies to messages left after calling a busy and/or no answer
extension, messages 
kft after greeting, quick messages (IntraMessaging option)
and scripted prompt responses 
(Saipted Prompting option).
75SUBSEQUENT SILENCE MAX SEC (QUICK/SCRIPTED)
7677
PBX PROVIDES MOMENTARY DISCONNECT
78
79
80
LAMP MW: ‘ON” POST-UCIENSION DIGITS
This parameter applies to messages left after calling a busy and/or no ahswer
extension, messages left after greeting, and Quick Messages (IntraMessaging
option) and Scripted Prompt responses (Scripted Prompting option).NOVICE PROMPT KEYPAD-COMMAND USAGE 
UMIT
When this parameter is set to YES, if a caller hangs up and the PBX provides a
momentary interruption in the loop 
curfent greater than 50 millkeconds, the
called port is disconnected and the call is terminated.
If this parameter is set to YES and Adaptive Integration is installed, when a call
forwards to a mailbox, the caller hears “Mailbox 
ruu&~lnryne does not answerlis
busylis wzavailabIt~P&se hve a pivate trzessw at the tone, diai’anoth tz&mion,
or 
my on the line for arsktance ”If the caller stays on the line after leaving a
message, the Toshiba VP System automatically sends the caller to 
as&stance.
If this parameter is set to YES, but the PBX does not provide momentary
disconnect, the Toshiba VP System attempts to transfer a call even when the
caller hangs up. Depending on the PBX, this may result in phantom 
calLs to the
attendant.
PBX PROVIDES STUTTER DIAL TONE
This parameter cannot be modified.
LAMP MW: “ON” PRE-EXfENSION DIGITS 
						

							81
82LAMP Mw: IOFF’ POST-EXENSION DIGITS
83
- -84
85
86
87
88LAMP 
Mw: YFF” PRE-DtTENSION DlGlTS
LAMP 
MW UGHT LAh4P FOR EACH NEW MSG
LAhiIP Mw: CALL EXTN BEFORE UGHnNG IAMP
RECONNECT CODE AFTER 3RD PARTY HUNG-UPCALLERS GET MUSIC-ON-HOLD
07This is PBX dependent.
MAXIMUM RETRIES WHEN FIFO QUEUEING(Only applies if Next 
Mailbox is defined. If not, allows caller to continue
-9-dNET! INITIAL-DIGITS INCLUDE MBOX 
1ST DIG
Always set this parameter to NO. 
						

							89NET. USE TRUNK RECONNECT CODES (NT Option)
lf set to YES, the Te VP System uses System Parameters !30,91, and 92 for’
trunk reconnect. If not set or set to NO, the 
T&shiba VP System uses SystemParameters 
I3 and &, values are YES or NO; the default is NO.
90NET RECONNECT CODE AFTER TRUNK ACCESS (M Option).+
De&es the sequence of events (eg., flash, F; expect dial tone, E; delay, b; etc)
the lbshiba VP System uses to reco~ect to the caller on hold after accessing anoutgoing 
trunk. This is PBX dependent; there is not default.
91NET! RECONNECT CODE AFTER 3RD PARTY HUNG-UP (NT Option)
D&mes the sequence of events (e.g., flash, F; expect dial tone, E; delay, D; etc)
required to reconnect the caller on hold after being disco~ected from a remote
Toshiba 
VP System. The call is given call status for invalid mailbox numbers or
for results of a check procedure after the reconnect. This is PBX dependent;
there is no default.92 
-.NET! COMPLETE TRANSFER TO TRUNK (NT Option).b
Defines how to complete a transfer to a trunk when placing a network call (e.g-
flash, 
F; expect dial tone, E; delay, D; or digits to dial). This is PBX dependent;
there is no default.
93SEND ACCOUNT CODE TO PBX DIGIT!3 (ICR Option)
[flIf an extension number is assigned to a mailbox, it is sent to the PBX. If
no extension is 
defmed, the digits the caller entered are sent to the PBX.
94RECONNECT AFTER ACCOUNT CODE DIGITS (ICR Option)
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m =-- 95
PBX ACCEPTS DTMF DIGITS ON DID TRUNKS
96MOVE BACKWARD DURING GREEllNG (BLOCKS)
97
- __ 96
99
100
101
102
103MOVE FORWARD DURING 
GREEllNG (BLOCKS)
LANGUAGE TYPE
DIf the system uses French language prompts, select “!I”
RINGBACKS BEFORE ANSWERING CX PORT
07Only modify this parameter if using AUCal.led party Identification.
RINGBACKS BEFORE ANSWERING MX PORT.,
lUOnly modify this parameter if using AI/Called Rq Identification.
DELAY BEFORE TURNING ON DTMF REPORTlNG (SECONDS)This parameter cannot be modified.
PAGER ACCESS DIGITSNET REMOTE DELAY BEFORE DTMF SIGNALING (NT Option)
Determines the interval (in seconds) the Toshiba VP 
Systcz waits before sending
DTMF A tones to a remote location. Values are 0 
- 20 sxonds; the default is 3
seconds. 
						

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105
106
107
108
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mm110
111
112
NRt MULTI-CAB DELAY BEFORE DTMF SIGNAUNG
Determines the intenal (in seconds) the Xxhiba VP System waits before sending
DTMF A tones to a multi-cabinet location. Wues are 0 - 20 seconds; the
default is 0 seconds.
DEFAULT SECURllY CODE FOR MAILBOXES.‘-
tt7 XXisthevaluesetinSystemPara;neterl~--MDJIMUM~
FOR SECUXIY CODES. NONE is not allowed if the minimum length
is greater than zero.
LAMP MW-.-.ORT FOR LAMP MESSAGE WAITINGPBX NEVER GIVES 
PARTlAL RINGBACK OR BUSY
This parameter cannot be modified.
DISK USAGE THRESHOLD BEFORE ALARM NOTIFICATIONS
UZTSet to 100 if you do not want alarm notification to call when disk is full.
The hardware error generated is TYPE 10, 
Dp;TA 1 = 01.
STORE GREETING MESSAGES REDUNDANTLY
STORE NAME MESSAGES REDUNDANTLYDIAL 
EXIENSION AFi-ER RECONNECT CODE
SEND Dl%lF A ON CX/MX PORTS 
						

							113BZ?OnIy mod@ this parameter if integrated with the PBX
MAX SILENCE FOR SPECIAL PURPOSE GREETINGS (SEC)
;m =q114DEVz DELAY BEFORE INTERCEPTING CALLS
BIPWhen exiting UPDME aftex mcxS$ing this parameter, the VP
3oosM3oprompts:115
SYSI’EM SAYS ON-THE-PHONE INSTEAD OF IS-BUSY
mThis parameter is effective only if a name is recorded for the maiIlxx I,t
doe-s not apply if the retry on buy count is non-zero, or if FIFO CallQueuing is set up for the mail-
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116SHOULD INTEGRATION BE ACTIVATED?
LL;rThe type of integration card is defined by the SLOTS Table.117RINGBACKS BEFORE ANSWERING AX PORT
Lu-Only modify this parameter if using Called Party Identification.
120E&M: NUM OF EXTN DIGITS EXPECTED (NETWORK)
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