ATT DEFINITY Communications System Generic 3 Instructions Manual

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System Parameters
Overview
This a p pendix provides information on the overall characteristics and capacities 
of the system.
The items presented in this chapter are grouped here for easy reference. 
However, most items are disc ussed under each applicable feature.
Administration Not Required
Administration is not required to activate the following features.
1. Attendant Auto-Manual Splitting
2. Attendant Call Waiting
3. Attendant Recall
4. Attendant Release Loop Operation
5. Automatic Incoming Call Disp lay
6. Conference — Attendant
7. Conference — Terminal
8. Hold
9. Line Lockout
10. Move Ag ents from CMS
11. Recall Signaling
12. Recent Change History
13. Senderized Operation 
						

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14. Straightforward Outward Completion
15. Temporary Bridged Appearance
16. Through Dialing
17. Touch-Tone Dialing (for Terminals)
18. Transfer
Administration Required
Administration is required to activate the following features.
1. AAR/ARS Partitioning
2. Abandoned Call Search
3. Abbreviated Dialing
4. Ad d /Remove Skills
5. Administered Connections
6. Administration Without Hardware
7. Advice of Charg e
8. Alphanumeric Dialing
9. Alternate Facility Restriction Levels
10. Agent Call Handling
11. Attendant Control of Trunk Group Access
12. Attendant Direct Extension Selection With Busy Lamp Field
13. Attendant Direct Trunk Group Selection
14. Attendant Display (Buttons only)
15. Attendant Room Status
16. Attendant Serial Callin g
17. Attendant Intrusion (Call Offer)
18. Attendant Override
19. Attendant Priority Queue
20. Audible Message Waiting
21. Audio Information Exchange (AUDIX) Interface
22. Authorization Codes
23. Automatic Alternate Routing
24. Automatic Callback
25. Automatic Call Distribution 
						

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26. ACD - Auto-Available Split
27. Automatic Circuit Assurance
28. Automatic Route Selection
29. Auto Start/Don’t Split
30. Automatic Wakeup
31. Basic Call Management System
32. Brid ged Call Ap pearance — Multi-Ap pearance Voice Terminal
33. Brid ged Call Ap pearance  — Single-Line Voice Terminal
34. Busy Verification of Terminals and Trunks
35. Call-by-Call Service Selection
36. Call Coverage
37. Call Detail Recording
38. Call Forward Busy/Don’t Answer
39. Call Forwarding All Calls
40. Call Park
41. Call Pickup
42. Call Promp ting
43. Call Vectorin g
44. Call Waiting Termination
45. CDR Account Code Dialing
46. Centralized Attendant Service
47. Class of Restriction
48. Code Calling Access
49. Customer-Provid e d Equip ment  (CPE)  Alarm
50. Data Call Setu p
51. Data Hotline
52. Data-Only Off-Premises Extensions
53. Data Privacy
54. Data Restriction
55. Default Dialing
56. Dial Access to Attendant
57. Digital Multiplexed Interface
58. Direct Department Calling 
						

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59. Direct Inward Dialing
60. Direct Inward Dialing and Outward Dialing — International
61. Distinctive Ringing
62. Do Not Disturb
63. DS1 Tie Trunk Service
64. EIA Interface
65. Emergency Access to the Attendant
66. Enhanced Ab breviated Dialing
67. Expert Agent Selection
68. Extension Number Portability
69. Extended Trunk Access
70. Facility and Non-Facility Associated Signaling
71. Facility Busy Indication
72. Facility Test Calls
73. Forced Entry of Account Codes
74. Generalized Route Selection
75. Hold - Automatic
76. Hot Line Service
77. Hunting
78. Inbound Call Management
79. Individual Attendant Access
80. Information Systems Network (ISN) Interface
81. Internal Automatic Answer (IAA)
82. Integrated Directory
83. Integrated Services  Digital  Network — Basic Rate Interface
84. Integrated Services  Digital  Network — Primary Rate Interface
85. Intercept Treatment
86. Intercom — Dial
87. Inter-PBX Attendant Calls
88. Intraflow and Interflow
89. Last Numb er Diale d
90. Leave Word Calling
91. Look Ahead Interflow 
						

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92. Loudspeaker Paging Access
93. Loudspeaker Paging Access — Deluxe
94. Malicious Call Trac e
95. Manual Message Waiting
96. Manual Originating Line Service
97. Manual Signaling
98. Merlin/System 25 Voice Terminal Support—731xH Series
99. Modem Poolin g
100. Multi-Appearance Preselection and Preference
101. Multiple Call Handling
102. Multiple Listed Directory Numbers
103. Music-on-Hold Access
104. Names Re gistration
105.Night Service
106. Off-Premises Station
107. PC Ap p lication Software Translation Exchange (PASTE)
108. PC/PBX Connection
109. Permanent Switched Calls
110. Personal Central Office Line
111. Personalized Ringing
112.Power Failure Transfer
113. Priority Calling
114. Privacy — Attendant Loc kout
115. Privacy — Manual Exc lusion
116. Property Management System Interface
117. QSIG Global Networking
118. Queue Status  Indications
119. Recorded Announcement
120. Recorded Telephone Dictation Access
121. Remote Access
122. Report Scheduler and System Printer
123. Restrictions
124. Restriction - Fully Restricted Service 
						

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125. Ringback Queuin g
126. Ringer Cutoff
127. Ringing—Ab breviated and Delayed
128. Rotary Dialin g
129. Security Violation Notification
130. Service Observing
131. Single-Digit Dialing and Mixed Station Numbering
132.Switch-Based Bulletin Board
133. Ten-Digit to Seven-Digit Conversion (G1.1)
134. Tenant Partitioning
135.Terminal Translation Initialization
136.Terminating Extension Group
137. Timed Reminder
138. Time of Day Routing
139. Touch-Tone Dialing (for Trunks)
140. Transfer -Outgoing Trunk to Outgoing Trunk
141.Trunk Flash
142. Trunk Group Busy/Warning Indicators to Attendant
143. Trunk-to-Trunk Transfer
144. Uniform Call Distribution (see Direct Department Calling)
145. Uniform Dial Plan
146.VDN of Origin Announcement (VOA)
147. Voice Message Retrieval
148. Voice Terminal Display
149. VuStats
150. World Class Core BRI 
						

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Feature Access
Dial Access Only
The following features or feature options can be activated and/or deactivated by 
dialing the assigned Feature Ac c ess Code or Trunk A c cess Code.
nAbbreviated Dialing:
— List 1
— List 2
— List 3
— Program
nAgent Call Handling
— Agent Log-In
— Agent Log-Out
— Manual-In
— Auto-In
— After Call Work
— Auxiliary Work
— Assist
nAP Demand Print
nAutomatic Route Selection
nAutomatic Callback (activate and deactivate) (applies to single-line voice 
terminals only)
nAutomatic Wakeup
— Wakeup Call
— Verify Wakeup  Announcement
nCall By Call Service Selection
nCDR Account Code Dialing
nCall Forwarding All Calls (activate and deactivate)
nCall Park and Call Park Answer Back
nCall Pickup
nCode Calling Access 
						

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nControlled Restriction:
— Single Voice Terminal (activate and deactivate)
— Group of Voice Terminals (activate and d eactivate)
nData Origination (associated with Data Call Setup and Pooled Modem)
nData Privacy (associated with Data Call Setup and Pooled Modem)
nDo Not Disturb
nEmergency Access to the Attendant
nFacility Test Calls
nGeneralized Route Selection
nHunt Group Make Busy (activate and deactivate) (associated with Direct 
Department Calling and Uniform Call Distribution)
nIntegrated Services  Digital  Network — Primary Rate Interface
nLast Numb er Diale d
nLeave Word Calling:
— Cancel a Message
— Display Module Lock
— Display Module Unlock
— Store a Message
nLoudspeaker Paging Access
nLoudspeaker Paging Access — Deluxe
nMalicious Call Trac e
nPC Application Software Translation Exchange (PASTE)
nPriority Calling
nPrivate Network Access
nProperty Management System Interface
nPublic Network Ac c ess
nRecorded Telephone Dictation A ccess
nSend All Calls (associated with Call Coverage)
nTrunk Answer From Any Station (ass o ciated with Night Service)
nVoice Message Retrieval
— Message Retrieval Mode
— Coverage Message Retrieval Mode
— Delete Message
— Repeat Message 
						

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— Next Messag e
— Help
— Call
Button Access Only
The following features or feature options must be assigned to a button. Feature 
Access Codes cannot be provided.
nAgent Change Alerting (alrt-agchg)
nAlternate Facilities Restriction Levels (attendant)
nAttendant Incoming Serial Calling (attendant)
nAttendant Intrusion (Call Offer) (attendant)
nAttendant Override (attendant)
nAutomatic Callback (applies to multi-appearance voice terminals only)
nAutomatic Circuit Assurance
nBrid ged Call Ap pearance — Multi-Ap pearance Voice Terminal
nBrid ged Call Ap pearance  — Single-Line Voice Terminal
nBusy Verification of Terminals and Trunks
nCall Coverage:
— Consult
— Coverage Callback
— Coverage Message Retrieval
— Go To Cover
nData Extension (associated with Data Call Setup)
nDisplay — Attendant or Voice Terminal:
— Date and Time
— Tim er (E l a p se d  Tim e)
— Inspect
— Integrated Directory
— Normal
— Stored Number (associated with Abbreviated Dialing)
— Don’t Split (attendant console only)
nFacility Busy Indication 
						

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nIntercom:
— Automati c
— Dial
nLeave Word Calling:
— Delete Message
— Message Retrieval
— Next Message (also used with Integrated Directory)
— Return Call (also used with Integrated Directory)
nManual Message Waiting
nManual Signaling
nPersonal Central Office Line
nPrivacy — Manual Exc lusion
nProperty Management System Interface
— Message Waiting Notification (A ctivate)
— Message Waiting Notification (Deactivate)
— Checkout
nQueue Status  Indications
— NQC (number of q ueued calls)
— OQT (oldest queued time)
— AQC (attendant queued calls)
— AQT (attendant q ueued time)
nRinger Cutoff
nSp ecial Characters (associated with Ab breviated Dialing)
Pause, Wait, Mark, and Suppress can each be assigned to a button or a 
Function Entry button can be assigned. Pressing Function Entry and then 
dialing 1, 2, 3, or 4 depicts Pause, Wait, Mark, or Su p press, resp ectively.
nTerminating Extension Group
nTime of Day Routing
— Immediate Manual Override
— Clocked Manual Override
nTrunk Id entification by Attendant
nVuS ta t s