ATT DEFINITY Communications System Generic 3V4 Instructions Manual

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3Event Reporting and U-Abort Capabilities
3-1. Use of Event Reports in Associations 3-41
3-2. Call Merge Summary 3-45
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4ASAI and Call Control
4-1. Call Control Acceptance in Various Call/
Station States 4-3
4-2. Detected SITs 4-10
4-3. Third Party Make Call Options 4-26
4-4. Allowable Originators and Destinations for
Specific Call Options 4-26...

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ACall Scenarios and Applications
A-1. Incoming Call Routed to External Destination
Example A-66
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BASAI and Generic 3 Switch Requirements
B-1. System-Wide ASAI Limits B-1
B-2. ASAI Limits per Station B-2
B-3. ASAI Limits per ACD Split Domain B-3
B-4. ASAI Limits per VDN Domain B-3
B-5. ASAI Limits per Call B-3
B-6. ASAI Limits per Link B-4
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About This Document
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This reference manual provides detailed information regarding the CallVisor
Adjunct/Switch Application Interface1 for the Generic 3 switch.
ASAI is a communications interface that allows application processors (called
adjuncts in this document) to access switch features and control switch calls.
The ASAI is implemented using either an Integrated Services Digital Network
(ISDN) Basic Rate...

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Terminologybbbbbbbb
Definitions of terms relating to ASAI can be found in the glossary at the end of
this document.
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The majority of conventions in this document are self-explanatory and need not
be discussed here.  There are, however, some conventions whose meaning may
not be obvious to the reader.  An explanation of these conventions follows.
Chapters 3 through 11 detail the function of each...

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ACK (positive acknowledgement) Parameter(s)
There are many instances when the switch simply acknowledges the
request made by the adjunct and subsequently performs the operation.
There are other times when the switch replies with specific information
(such as the identity of the party making the call) to the adjunct within the
acknowledgement.
Denial (NAK) Cause(s)
This heading designates a negative acknowledgement (NAK) from the...

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AT&T DEFINITY Communications System Generic 3 CallVisor ASAI Protocol
Reference, 
555-230-221
The Protocol Reference provides detailed protocol information of CallVisor
Adjunct Switch Application Interface (ASAI) for the Generic 3 switch.
NOTE:
Distribution of this document is restricted to AT&T.
AT&T DEFINITY Communications System Generic 3 Installation, Administration,
and Maintenance of CallVisor ASAI Over DEFINITY LAN Gateway
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ASAI and Capability Groups
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The purpose of this chapter is to present an overview of ASAI and the services it
provides.
ASAI services are divided into functional sets called capability groups.
1 Capability
groups enable the adjunct2 to communicate with and control the switch.3
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Each capability group is defined by the set of functions within it.  ASAI defines
eight capability groups in all:
Call Control
4The capabilities in this group enable the adjunct to place,
monitor, and control any party on a single call as it moves
through the switch.
Domain
(Station/ACD
Split) Control
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The station capabilities in this group enable the adjunct to
place, monitor, and control all calls at a specific station...

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While capabilities are grouped by the services they may provide, all groups
divide their particular capabilities into three categories or types.  These
categories are: initiating, controlling, and terminating capabilities.
InitiatingThese capabilities are used to open a channel of
communication between the adjunct and the switch
for messaging purposes.  An example of an initiating
capability is Third Party...