System Data Block 2 (Table 5-4) - Toshiba Perfecptione Installation And Maintenance Manual

4. System Data Block 2 (Table 5-4)
4.01 The System Data Block (DSDZ Program)
contains miscellaneous data entries that apply to
the system as a whole rather than to any individual
station or trunk. Data is entered as follows:
REQ (Request)-Indicates that the program has
loaded. Since data is always present, only the
CHG response is possible.
MD0 (Master DNO)-Assigns a "master number'
to Distributed Hunt Group 0. Whenever this
number is dialed, the calls will be distributed
among the stations in the group.
Enter: 1 - 4-digit number.
MD1 (Master DNl)-Assigns a "master number'
to Distributed Hunt Group 1. Whenever this
number is dialed, the calls will be distributed
among the stations in the group.
Enter: 1 - 4-digit number.
MD2 (Master DNP)-Assigns a "master number'
to Distributed Hunt Group 2. Whenever this
number is dialed, the calls will be distributed
among the stations in the group.
Enter: 1 - 4-digit number.
MD3 (Master DN3)-Assigns a "master number'
to Distributed Hunt Group 3. Whenever this
number is dialed, the calls will be distributed
among the stations in the group.
Enter: 1 - 4-digit number.
NOTE:
The Capacity of each Distributed Hunt Group
has been increased to 32 stations.
AHM (Lodging/Health Care)-Identifies the sys-
tem's mode of operation.
Enter: Y (Lodging/Health Care).
N (Business).
NOS (Night Operator Station)-Assigns the Night
Mode answering destination for calls to an atten-
dant console. Calls can be routed either directly
to a designated station or voice directory number
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(1 - 4 digits), or to a UNA device.
Enter: XXXX (Station or voice directory num-
ber [l - 4 digits]).
NONE (UNA).
RTO (Transfer Recall Timeout)-Assigns the
length of time that the system will wait before
performing a transfer recall. A transfer recall
occurs when a station transfers a call to another
station which is not answered. This station will
ring until the Ring No-Answer timeout period
elapses (or, if the station is busy, until the Camp-
on/Call Waiting timeout period elapses). After
this time, the transferred call will return to the
transferring station, where it will ring for the
period designated by the Transfer Recall Timer,
before it is directed to another destination (an
attendant console, system UNA device, voice
mail system, or alternative station). This final
destination is assigned for each trunk, in re-
sponse to the TRCL prompt in the DTRK Pro-
gram.
Enter: 1 - 255 seconds.
NOTE:
If the system is to utilize a voice mail system,
then it is recommended that the Transfer
Recall Timer be set rather short so that voice
mail will be activated promptly.
AEKT (Attendant-Position Telephone)-
Assigns an electronic/digital telephone as an
attendant position (up to eight per system). This
assignment enables the electronic/digital tele-
phone to access several features that are
normally associated only with attendant console
access (e.g., Meet-me Page assignment and
cancellation, system- wide call forward cancella-
tion, and Remote Access Code assignment).
Following the AEKT prompt, the system will
prompt "D." Any port numbers that are entered,
will be deleted. To add an entry, press the
carriage return ([9> key. The system will then
prompt "A" and any port numbers that are
entered will be added.
Enter: LNNX LNNX (in response to the D
prompt).
LNNX LNNX (in response to the A
prompt).
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