Octel XC1000, Руководство по обслуживанию

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STARTUP AND INITIALIZATION
4-49 Edition One XC1000 Service
1. Depending on the integration in the
Maximum Time Before First Digit
Received: field, enter the maximum time allowed, in milliseconds,
before the first digit is received from the switch on forwarded calls. If
XC1000 does not receive a digit during this time, XC1000 answers the
call with the system greeting.
2. Authorization code C is required when setting up a dialing sequence
to activate message waiting for certain in-band integrations. In the
Dialing Sequence to Activate Message Waiting: and the Dialing
Sequence to Deactivate Message Waiting: fields of menu 6.2 (Figure
4-30), enter sequences that can include the digits 0 through 9, , #,
F (flash), P (pause), C (authorization code), and V (verify). Use an N to
indicate where the telephone number should be dialed. Some switches
require that an
A
(answer detect) be used in the sequence. Refer to
Table 4-8 for more information.
3. Enter a Y in the Retry Message Waiting on Failed Attempt: field
if either of the dialing sequences to activate or deactivate message
waiting includes an
A . Enter an N if the message-waiting dialing
sequences do not include an A .
4. Enter a Y in the Reset Message Waiting on System Boot: field under
most circumstances.
Enter an N only if the switch cannot process at the speed at which
XC1000 normally sends in-band refresh-message-waiting commands
after system boot. If
N is entered, the message-waiting indication is
refreshed, but at a slower rate.
5. In the Digit Sequence for Direct Calls: field, enter a sequence that
can include the digits
0
through
9
, ,
#
,
X
(for each irrelevant digit),
and N (for the telephone number of the calling party). This sequence
defines the digits that XC1000 receives from the switch when a direct
call is presented.
6. In the
Digit Sequence
fields (the last four fields in menu 6.2), enter
sequences for forwarded calls, including all calls, busy/ring-no-answer
calls, ring-no-answer calls, and busy calls. These sequences define the
digits that XC1000 receives from the switch when a call is forwarded to
XC1000. Enter a sequence that can include digits
0 through 9 , , # ,
X
(for each irrelevant digit), and
N
(for the telephone number of the
original called party).
4.8.3 Configuring CPU Serial Channels (Menu 6.3)
XC1000 has numbered, external physical connectors on the main distribution
board, five of which attach internally to four CPU ports. Channel 4 (connector
J50) is used for service and as the primary system manager terminal. Chan-
nels 1, 2, and 3 can be configured for integration or system management.
Table 4-9 shows CPU channels as they relate to the physical connectors.
SECTION 4.8