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Setting Up the System Configuring System Setup Parameters
Octel 50 Installation Guide 8-91
Channel Specific Parameters
The Channel Specific Parameters specify how Octel 50 ports handle calls.
Channel Specific Parameters - #170
Inbound
Application
(INBOUND)
This parameter assigns inbound applications to each port.
When/How to Use
The valid entries for this parameter are 1 and 0. Enter a 0
for ports that are not to be answered by Octel 50. For
example, if each port on a 4-port system is to be answered
by Octel 50, set this parameter to 1111.
The default shown is for an 8-port system.
Related Parameters/Features None.
If Set Too High
Not applicable.
If Set Too Low Not applicable.
Min
–
Max
–
Default
11111111
Requires
Restart
No
Switch-
Dependent
No
Set by
Integrator
No
Channel Specific Parameters - #171
Outbound
Application
(OUTBOUND)
This parameter specifies whether each port is allowed to
make outbound calls for outbound events (message
delivery, message waiting lights, AMIS messages, future
delivery messages, and wake-up calls).
When/How to Use The valid entries for this parameter are 0 and 2. Each digit
corresponds to a port on the voice board. Enter a 0 for ports
not allowed to support outbound events. If a position
contains a 2, the corresponding port may be used for
outbound events. For example, if this parameter is set to
0022 on a 4-port system, outbound calls may only be made
on ports 3 and 4.
It is recommended that some calls not be enabled for
outbound events so incoming calls can access the port.
The default shown is for an 8-port system.
Related Parameters/Features None.
If Set Too High Not applicable.
If Set Too Low Not applicable.
Min
–
Max
–
Default
22222222
Requires
Restart
No
Switch-
Dependent
No
Set by
Integrator
No