Toshiba Stratagy Flash, Руководство по установке и обслуживанию

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Overview
Stratagy IVP8
1-10
Stratagy I&M 06/02
Tokens
As with all Stratagy systems, the IVP8 retains all of the robust application programming that is
provided by tokens. There are two tokens supported only by the IVP8. These are:
•
KM
– Enables a Stratagy Admin PC’s modem to communicate with the IVP8 internal modem
(2400 baud). This token is factory programmed in User ID 993.
•
KT( ) – Directs calls to a designated User ID when:
•
DSS function is active (dss_active = true)
•
Assigned in the “answering” mailbox
•
Night Transfer on the DSS console is On.
DSS/Busy Lamp Feature
Once the DSS/Busy Lamp feature has been programmed using the console_slot_id and dss_active
parameters and the DSS Port field, IVP8 must be re-started two times. The first re-start configures
the DSS parameters/field. The second re-start “loads” the DSS parameters/field into active memory.
Busy Station Identification
The Busy Station Identification feature enables the IVP8 to determine if a station is “busy” without
performing a “hookflash” and transfer. IVP8 “reads” the data of a DSS console and knows
instantly if the station is busy or in Do Not Disturb (DND).
A station in DND mode signals a “busy” condition to a DSS console. DND and busy are processed
the same way by the IVP8 (i.e., the Busy chain is executed).
See “Busy Station Identification for IVP8” on page 5-11 and “DSS/Busy Lamp Feature (For all
Strata DK systems)” on page 2-9 for details.
IVP8 System Time
The Main Menu screen displays KSU time when this feature is enabled or the IVP8’s own system
time (standard, daylight savings) when it is disabled.
See “IVP8 System Time” on page 3-9 for details.
Night Transfer Alternate Routing
Using the
KT( )
token, a feature called Night Transfer Alternate Routing is available. The feature
monitors the DSS Night Transfer key in order to activate the
KT( )
token for alternate routing
applications.
See “Night Transfer Alternate Routing” on page 2-16 for details.