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O-2-8 Overview of VPS Functions
Number of Digits to
Access Outside Line
This parameter specifies the number of digits necessary for
connecting to an outside line. For example, if the PBX
requires callers to dial 9 in order to connect to an outside
line, this parameter would be set to 1 (= 1 digit). This
causes the system to be aware that, when dialing the
number 9-123-4567 for example, the Outgoing Call Setup
Sequence (see below) is issued after the initial 9 is dialed.
The full sequence is therefore: 9-[Outgoing Call Setup
Sequence]-123-4567.
This is for the periodic port usage reports. The VPS can
discriminate between a local and long distance call and
reports the outgoing call and the calling time for billing. It
is set to 1 at the factory but can be set from 0 to 8.
Period of Time Before
No-Answer
This is the amount of time that the VPS will wait before
concluding that there will be no answer to the call. The
factory setting is 30 seconds but it can be set from 10 to
60 seconds in 10 second increments.
Pause Time
The pause duration. The default value is 2 seconds, and the
range of allowable values is 1 – 9 seconds.
Outgoing Call Setup
Sequence
This is the sequence of codes used by the VPS to make a
call to an outside line. The default value is “WW”, which
means that the system waits 2 seconds and then dials the
outside phone number.
Example:
9W = [9]
→
1-second wait
→
dial outside phone number
Operator Transfer
Sequence
The process of ending a transaction and transferring the
caller to the operator, attendant, or other PBX extension is
programmed by using several of the eight letters and
twelve dial codes.
D : Disconnecting
F : Hook Flash
R : Ring Back Tone Detection
S : Silence Detection
T : Dial Tone Detection
W : Wait for 1 second
X : Extension dialing
A : Answer
1,2,3, ... ,9,0,*,# : Dial Codes
2.2 System Administration