Toshiba VP 300, Installation Instructions Manual

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4. After port initialization is complete, log on to the system and use the LIST INT command
to check the state of the card. Once the LINK STATUS is IDLE, ACTIVE, or MSG WAIT
for all links, the card is operational.
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Testing Adaptive Integration Features
This section describes the procedures for testing Adaptive Integration features. Once the MIC
board is installed and operational and the PBX cables are connected to the correct slots,
continue with the procedure listed below.
1.
TESTING THE VP 300 PORTS
This test verifies that all PBX VP 300 port extensions are connected to the correct
VP 300 ports.
A. On the VP 300 terminal, enter
L T
and select
1. ALL ACTIVITIES.
B. From phone A, call the extension of the VP 300 port 1. Does the VP 300 answer with
“To enter your mailbox, press pound?”
NO
➧
Correct the problem before continuing.
If the trace does not show that the correct port called, change the lines so that the
correct port answers.
C. Repeat step B for each port.
2.
CONFIGURING THE VP 300 FOR TEST
Before proceeding, make the following changes to the VP 300 configuration. These
changes are temporary; they are required only for testing.
A. Add a VP 300 mailbox that has a mailbox number matching the extension number for
phone B. This mailbox is referred to as mailbox B.
B. Assign these attributes to the COS for mailbox B:
Attribute 9 — MESSAGE WAITING LAMP
(Message Waiting Indication only)
Attribute 15 — TRANSFER TO RINGING
C. Add a second VP 300 mailbox that has a mailbox number matching the extension
number for phone A. This is referred to as mailbox A. No attributes should be assigned
to the COS for mailbox A.
D. Be sure that the ring-no-answer count specified by INFORMATION Table Index 7 for
mailbox B is small enough to be shorter than the duration specified by the Mitel
SX-2000 Call Forward No Answer timer for phone B.
Toshiba VP Systems Release 6.1 February, 1993
MITEL SX-2000 ADAPTIVE INTEGRATION 10.3-39