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Message Desk (Calls Directed to the VP 300)
The following are a few examples of actual records and their description:
MD0010002D_
This is a direct call into the VP 300 (the message desk) from outside of the Centrex. It came into the
VP 300 port having 0010002 defined as the station number in the SLOTS Table. In this type of call,
the caller hears the company greeting.
MD0010002D_2948395_
This is also a call direct to the VP 300 but with a calling party number from within the SMDI Centrex.
The call originated from station 8395 with prefix 294. If the calling number does not have a mailbox,
the caller hears the company greeting. If the calling number has a mailbox, the caller hears “To enter
your mailbox, press pound...”
MD0010001N2944377_
This is a call to station 4377 that was forwarded on no answer and there is no calling party number.
The caller hears “name/station doesn't answer” or the greeting, if it is ON.
MD0010001N2944377_2948395_
Same as previous, except it includes the calling party number. This call was all within Centrex. The
calling party is always last in the line and is separated with a space.
MD0010001B2944377_
This is a call to station 4377 from outside the Centrex, forwarded on a busy. The caller hears
“name/station is busy” or hears the greeting, if one exists.
MD000002B2944377_2948385_
Same as previous, except it includes the calling party number.
MD0010001A2944377_
This is a call from station 4377 forwarded on all calls. The caller hears “name/station is unavailable.”
MD0010001A2944377_2948385_
Same as previous, except it includes the calling party number.
Toshiba VP Systems Release 6.1 February, 1993
CENTREX ADAPTIVE INTEGRATION 9-15