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Toshiba Voice Processing Vp100 Installation And Maintenance Manual
Toshiba Voice Processing Vp100 Installation And Maintenance Manual
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6-18 Installation and Maintenance Manual -. n n . q where X is the port number or the first port in a range of ports initialized. and Y is the last port in a range of ports. Ii onI!- one port is specified. the VP 100 tries to initialize and cancel forwarding for only rhe port specified. If a range is specified, the VP 100 tries to initialize and cancels forwarding for all ports in the range. If no port is specified. the VP 100 tries to initialize and cancel forwarding for all ports. If a port...
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MAIN I tNANCt 6-l Y . 6.4 CALL PROCESSING TRACE The CPT (Call Processing Trace) lops call processing activities and events to a file on the hard disk dri\?. The CPT logs events for: . . Ictivity on a port. . L-ser activity while logged onto a mailbox. l *- . \lessage activity for a specific message. . Ictivity for network locations. - _ l .I11 system activities. The CPT logs VP 100 activities. The CPT can be used to determine, for example. why a caller -.,-In ..-__:.._> -l__ _ _^__ -_-...
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6-20 installation and Maintenance Manual - _ Storage The CPT stores several hours of activity for a high Traffic. ver\- active system. &d up to several days of activities for a small, low traffic system. Listing the CPT To list the trace, at-the @ prompt, enter: List Trace x trace for specific activities can be selected from the menu as shown in the following example. l *- OLT 1 ALL ACTIVITIES 2 MAILBOX ACi-MTY 3 PORT ACTIVITY 4 LOCATION ACIWITY 5 MESSAGE ACI-IWTY 6 INTEGRATION ACIWITY...
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- _ All Activities When trace type 1 is selected. all mailbos. pan. Ioc-;tion. message. and integration activities are traced. The follows in_c :uample -bows what the trace displays u-hen a pxson calls in:a a port, logs on. pIa>-s two messages. saves rhe second one and esir~. SELECT TRACE TO’BE LISTED (1 - 6, EMPTY LINE = EXIT). :1 PORT 01 OFF HOOK TIME 02/2 1 10:3 1 PORT 01 DIG IN # PORT 01 DIG IN 3 PORT 01 DIG IN 3 PORT 01 DIG IN 0 PORT 01 LOG ON 330 PORT 01 DIG IN 5 PORT 01 PLAY...
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6-22 Installation and Mamtenance Manual 0 Log off of mailbox (99 or 90). . Hang up without logging off. . Enter valid mailbox to call. . 0 Make message waiting call. l Invalid security code entered. 0 Number of messages in mailbox. Example: l *- . Port Activity SELECT TRACE TO BE LISTED (1 - 6. EMPTY LIh’E = EXIT). 12 Eater Mailbox (Empty line = ALL) :1234 PORT 01 LOG ON 1234 PORT 01 LOG OFF 1234 PORT 01 NOT LOGOFF 1234 PORT 01 CALL FOR MBX 1234 PORT 01 MSG WAIT CALL FOR MBX 1234...
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MAINTENANCE 5-23 Busy Fast busy No answer Unavailable . Transfer Call: Flash Expect dial tone Got dial tone Delay l l Invalid security code. Example: SELECT TRACE TO BE LISTED (1 - 6, EMPTY LINE 7 EXIT). :3 Enter Port (Empty line = ALL) :1 PORT 01 OFF HOOK PORT 01 ON HOOK -^_- ^_ - -.- -_^_ rUKI VI LlNE YK”r PORT 01 DIG IN 8 PORT 01 DIG OUT 9 PORT 01 ANSWER PORT 01 BUSY PdRT 01 FAST BUSY PORT 01 NO ANSWER PORT 01 UNAVAILABLE PORT 01 FLASH PORT 01 DELAY PORT 01 EXPECT DIAL...
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6-24 installation and Maintenance Manual Message Activity When trace type 5 is selected. a specific message number can be entered or the line left blank for all message activity to be listed. The following message activities are traced. - _ Put message in mailbox tL,lSG type. name. greeting. etc.). Remove message from mailbox (entered 2:. listened’till end). Message deferred log on. l *- Play message (Msg Type - make. forward. record greeting, name, RNA message, broadcast message, Quick...
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MAIN I tNANLt 6-25 Integration Activity The command to turn ON or OFF Slessage Waiting Notification has just occurred. SELECT TRACE TO B’E LISTED (1 - 6. EMPTY LINE = EXIT). 16 Enter start time: Year Month Day Hour hlinute or C (continuous) ’ TI?.fE MM/DDNY HH:Mhl >lSG WAITING SET FOR 202 l *- &lSG WXITIKG SET FOR 211 \lSG WXITIlVG CLEARED FOR 2 16 MSG WXITIKG SET FOR 217 . . . . Toshiba VP Systems Release 6.1 Decemtir. 1992
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6-26 InstaNation and Maintenance Manual 6.5 TRAFFIC PEG COUNT TABLE The Traffic Peg Count Tab!e is used to record events monitored by the VP 100. Proper use of the table helps to Ltndsrstand how the varidus VP 100 features and functions are being used. Pegs are arranged in a table 10 columns wide. The pegs are numbered from the top left corner across the first row: 0, 1 i 2.. The second row begins with 10, 11. 12... .*- uZ’ Some pegs are no longer used. Unused pegs do not appear in the peg...
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- _ # - 05 Name LAST: 06 DIST MSG: 07 08 09 SAVE: Times SAVE was used ERASE: LOGON: IO II I2 ERROR DROP: I3 NO DIAL: I4 MSG AFT CALL: . I5 I6 VPERR: NEW: I7 FORWD: I8 REPLY: I9 20 VOLUME: RETURN AT0 ATN: 21 EXIT: ALLRDY LOGON: TIME: DescriDtion _ Times LAST was used Number of times L.\ST was used (keys 1 a). 3Iessages SENT to Distribution List Number bf time’s messages were SENT to Distribution Liars Number of times SAVE was used (key r). Times EUSE was used Number of...