Trunk Data; Trunk Group Data Block (Table 9-L) - Toshiba Perfecptione Installation And Maintenance Manual

CHAPTER 9
TRUNK DATA
1. Trunk Group Data Block (Table 9-1)
1.01 The Trunk Group Data Block (DTGP Pro-
gram) defines the parameters for each of the 16
possible trunk groups in the system. A Data Block
must be completed for each trunk group in the
system. Not all of the prompts listed below are used
for all trunk types. The response given to the TKT
(trunk type) prompt will determine which prompts
will be given. Table g-la shows the prompts that
can be expected for each trunk type. (Use the
proper system record form for the type of trunk
being defined.) Data is entered as follows:
REQ (Request)--Indicates that the program has
loaded. Three responses are possible:
NEW-To create a new trunk group.
CHG-To alter an existing Data Block.
OUT-To delete an existing Data Block.
NOTES:
1. Before the OUT command is accepted, all
trunks must be deleted from the group by
using the DTRK Program.
2. If OUT is entered, only the Trunk Group
Number (GRP) needs to be entered. No
other entries are necessary.
GRP (Trunk Group Number)-Identifies the trunk
group number. Sixteen groups are available (00
- 15). If private lines are to be used, they all
occupy one trunk group called PVL. The PVL
group replaces group 15.
Enter: 00 - 15 (Trunk Group Number) or PVL.
TEN (Tenant Number)-Identifies the tenant to
which the trunk group belongs.
Enter: 0 or 1 (Tenant Number).
TKT (Trunk Type)-Identifies the type of trunk to
be used in the group.
Enter: COT-Local CO trunk.
FEX-Foreign Exchange line.
DID-Direct Inward Dialing trunk.
CSA-CCSA line.
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TIE-TIE trunk.
WAT-WATS line.
NOTES:
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2.
It is not possible to enter a change (CHG)
for Trunk Type (TKT). The Data Block
must be deleted (OUT) and a new (NEW)
Data Block must be entered.
The 'DNIS" prompt will appear only when
one of these trunk types (DID, CCSA, TIE)
is entered.
DNIS (DNIS Allowed?)-Defines if Dialed Num-
ber lndentification Service (DNIS) is allowed.
This prompt will appear only when TKT is DID,
CCSA, or TIE.
Enter: Y or N.
NOTE:
DNIS is not intended to tie two PBXs together.
Each PBX DN needs to be in a table, limiting
it to 125 stations. However, the most impor-
tant thing to remember is that a station user is
NOT able to dial a trunk.
DIG (DNIS Digits Received)-Defines the num-
ber of digits that will be received from an incom-
ing dialed number on a DID, CCSA, or TIE trunk.
Enter: 1 - 5 digits.
NOTE:
If DNIS is currently programmed at N, and
then at a later date changed to Y, the default
value of DIG will become zero (0).
IA0 (Incoming/Outgoing)-Determines whether
the trunks will give 2-way or 1 -way service.
Enter: ICT-Incoming only.
OGT-Outgoing only.
IAO-2-way.
STP (Advance Step)--Identifies the next trunk
group in a route advance sequence. If a station
user attempts to access a trunk in this group and
all trunks are busy, then a trunk from the group
identified in response to STP will be selected.
Enter: 00 - 15 (Next Trunk Group Number) or
NONE.
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