Octel XC1000, Руководство по обслуживанию

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STARTUP AND INITIALIZATION
4-45 Edition One XC1000 Service
4. To enable XC1000 to transfer a call, enter the transfer-to-telephone
sequence in the Dialing Sequence to Transfer a Call: field. Enter an
F (flash), transfer-code feature (if required), and N for the number to be
dialed (the transfer target). Refer to the appropriate XC1000 configura-
tion note, switch manual, or telecom manager for the transfer-code
feature applicable for a particular switch.
If the transfer sequence is used to transfer a caller to an attendant or
answering center, the XC1000 completes the transfer sequence and
then disconnects, if supervised transfer is not enabled in menu 1.2.
If the transfer sequence is used to transfer a caller to a specific tele-
phone number (using the ECP feature), the XC1000 stays on the line
to monitor the status of the dialed number. If the desired number is
busy, unanswered, or forwarded to the XC1000, XC1000 automatically
reconnects with the caller to announce the status of the call.
5. In the
Dialing Sequence to Reconnect with a Call:
field, enter the
sequence dialed by the XC1000 to reconnect with a caller when a
transfer attempt has been unsuccessful. This field is generally entered
as
F
(flash) plus the feature code (if required); for example,
F *1
or
simply F .
There are two alternative reconnect-sequence entries: busy and ring-
no-answer. Most switches use the same reconnect sequence for both
types of calls. However, the AT&T #5ESS, for example, uses separate
dialing sequences that require the system manager to complete both
fields. The default settings are
F
for both entries; enter the appropriate
sequence instead of these defaults, if applicable. Refer to the appropriate
configuration note for details.
6. Enter N (telephone number) in the Dialing Sequence for On-PBX
Calls (if VPMOD is on a PBX): field. The XC1000 needs only to dial
the telephone number to enable switch calls.
7. In the Dialing Sequence for Local Calls: field, enter the dialing
sequence to be used for local calls. For residential support, use N .
For Centrex support, use 9N , which the switch interprets as dial 9
and then dial the number requested by the subscriber. Test the
dialing sequence to determine whether pauses are required. For
example,
9PPN indicates a 2-second pause between the XC1000’s
dialing the 9 and the number requested.
Test this dialing sequence to validate the time intervals specified.
8. In the
Dialing Sequence for International Calls:
field, enter the dialing
sequence to be used when replying to an international AMIS analog net-
work message. Enter sequences that can include digits
0 through 9 , the
characters
*
and
#
, and the letters
K
(key pulse),
S
(stop pulse), and
P
(pause). Enter an N where the subscriber-supplied telephone number
should be dialed. Enter a C where an authorization code, if any, should
be inserted.
Some companies might want to make use of special long-distance
carriers when making international calls. If desired, enter the dialing
sequence to access the long-distance carrier designated for inter-
national calls.
SECTION 4.8