Telecor VS1, Инструкция по установке, настройке и эксплуатации

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Scheduled Events —An event command set up in system programming that includes a specific
day of the week, time of the day, and the action the phone system is to perform. Typically used for
switching to Night Mode at a certain time of the evening.
Secondary Loop Tape —The Loop Tape callers hear repeatedly after the Primary Loop Tape
until they leave the ACD Queue.
SMDR
—An abbreviation for Station Message Detail Recording. See Station Message Detail
Recording .
Speed Dials —A telephone number programmed into the system or a specific telephone that is
automatically dialed when a feature button is pushed or special code dialed. System Speed Dials are
accessible system-wide and have a two-digit number (01-99) that users press to dial the specific
number. Personal Speed Dials are accessible only from the extension where they were created and
have a one-digit number (0-9) that users press to dial the specific number.
Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR) —A feature that records call information about
telephone call activity such as time, date, length of call, Account Codes, and so on. SMDR is
usually used with a call accounting program that organizes the SMDR raw data into usable
information.
Station Status Window —A feature of Connect that enables you to monitor and instantly dial
other stations on the Telecor VS1 phone system.
System Key —Required to upgrade the TVS software. The System Key is specific to the system
being upgraded and must be requested through Telecor Technical Support. No valid key means no
voice channels and therefore no Auto Attendants or Voice Mail.
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T1 —A digital transmission link with the capacity of 1.544 Megabits per second (Mbps). T1 uses
two pairs of normal twisted wires, and can normally handle 24 simultaneous voice conversations.
T1 Interface Card —Installed in the Telecor Voice Server (TVS) and supports 24 T1 channels.
Two T1 Interface Cards can be installed in the Telecor VS1 phone system.
TAPI —An abbreviation for Telephone Applications Programming Interface. A standard developed
by Microsoft® and Intel®, which provides a programming interface for Windows® operating
systems. It enables users and application developers to take advantage of telephone services and
capabilities through the computer.
Telco —An abbreviation for Telephone Company in reference to a local Telephone Company.
Telecor Voice Server (TVS )—The central component of the Telecor VS1 phone system. It
houses the proprietary software and hardware that operates the system.
Telephone Applications Programming Interface —See TAPI .
Telephony Services Application Programming Interface —See TSAPI .
Tel-Site System Management Application —An application that enables Telecor VARs to
make remote Configuration changes to customer sites.
Toll Restriction —A feature that restricts specific phones from making certain types of calls, such
as long distance calls.
Transfer
—A feature that enables a user to send a call to another extension or to Voice Mail. The
call does not need to be answered to transfer.
Trunk —A communication line between two switching systems. A switching system includes
PBX’s and equipment in Central Offices (CO).