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COL.NAME
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Zontrol
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Universal Night
AnswerAttendant
Y = allowed
Camp-on.=not allowed
Attendant Recall
on Hold
Attendant
Break-In
Attendant
Y = allowedPaging Queue
- = not allowed
Attendant
Paging
Attendant
Assignment for
Room-to-Room Blocking
Function
(Attendant
Assignment
Status)VALID
ENTRIES
f = UNA zone or
cones (l-4)
.=N/A
Y = allowed
. = not allowed
Y = allowed
- = not allowed
Y = allowed
- = not allowed
Y = allowed
- = not allowed
A = console
assignment
required,
- = all consoles
can activate
room-to-room
blocking feature.
8187COMMENTSThis field determines whether or not a (Universal Night Answer) zone is 
alerteca call has been waiting in the attendantwaiting queue for a longer time than the attendant call waiting queue on Code OT, columns 30-32.-If this field is used and the console hasmore calls presented to it than are answered, the calls automatically divertUNA zone defined here. The UNA indicator is a bell or light that alerts users to calls that need to be answeredThis field determines whether or not calthe call waiting queue are allowed to to the UNA.-If an entry is made in this field, then anmust be made in columns 27-30 to defirUNA to which the calls will overflow.If the attendant is allowed to camp on tobusy line, enter Y.If a call put on hold by the attendant is automatically recall to the console afterpredetermined amount of time, enter Y.If the attendant is allowed to break in onongoing station call, enter Y.If the attendant is allowed to put a call irpage queue, enter Y.If the attendant is allowed to access thepaging system equipment via the PAGEpushbutton, enter Y.This field determines whether or not both consoles are allowed to activate throom-to-room blocking feature.-If a first choice console is given, then cthe first choice console can activate the
feature.-If the first choice console is in the nightmode, then the second choice consoleautomatically assumes the function.-If A is entered, then only one console caccess the feature.-If the field is dashed, then both consoleallowed to access the feature. 
						

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Record Code CN:9.5 Record Code CN, Figure 9.5, allows the system to have
Common Attendantcommon DNs (Directory Numbers) for a variety of Attendant
Directory NumbersConsole configurations.
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Table 9.5Entry Fields for Record Code CN
COL.NO.
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16-23
COL.NAME
Attendant
Directory
Number
Attendant
Console
NumberVALID
ENTRIES
0000-9999= number
or 000-999
Y =access
- = no accessCOMMENTSIf a directory number used is other than thenumber defined on Record Code AT, this fiedetermines the attendant directory number.-If three-digit numbers are used, they
should be right justified.
-This number provides for a unique orstandard calling number for the AttendantConsole that allows the same DN to be usedfor different consoles.-With this number, a user can dial 2000 andbe connected to either attendant 0 or 1.NOTE: Each Attendant Console numberassigned to answer calls via the commonattendant directory number must be listed onRecord Code AT, column 12.For each Attendant Console number listed,this field determines whether or not access an attendant via the specified attendantdirectory number is allowed.D-l 74SVR 52 
						

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TRUNK
10.0 This section describes the record codes required to
FEATURESdefine the various system trunks and their features. The following
record codes are required:
l Record Code Tl defines the system trunk group parameters.
l Record Code T2 defines additional system trunk group
parameters.
x-.  .l Record Code CR defines system toll restriction.
l Record Code EC defines system expanded toll restriction.
l Record Code AS defines service codes allowed with toll
restriction.
l Record Code TC defines the system trunk group members.
l Record Code NA defines permanent connection trunks.
0 Record Code DA defines CO digit absorption. 
						

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Record Code Tl:Trunk Group Part 
- 110.1 Record Code 
Tl , Figure 10.1, provides parameters that are
used to define trunk groups within the system. Record Code T2
also provides parameters for defining trunk groups. Individual
trunks that make up the trunk groups are defined on Record
Code TC.
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Table 10.1Entry Fields for Record Code Tl
COL.VALID
NAME
ENTRIESCOMMENTS
12-13Trunk Group
00-63 = number
NumberThis field determines the trunk group number.
-An RLT (Release Link Trunk) group does
s-not need trunk group assignment. The.”combined line and recording trunks are. . .allowed access to the distant toll operator if
seizure (loop or E&M) capability is allowed.
-The trunk group number must be unique
.-across this record code.
- Any trunk group defined here must also be
defined on Record Code T2 and have at least
one member on Record Code TC.
-An incoming RLT from a CAS Branch is not
configured as a trunk group.
14-16Trunk
COT = DID/CO/
ApplicationAssign the type of trunk usage allowed to the
DODtrunk group.
FXT = FX-The following rules apply to trunk
TIE = Tieapplications:
WTS = WATS
-COS: TIE, COT, FXT, and WTS trunks can
DIC = dictationbe assigned a COS (columns 17-20) if their
accesstrunk direction is marked IN or TW (columns
PAG = paging
21-22).access
-DIG, PAG, REC, CAS, and CLR trunks
NIC = networkcannot be assigned a COS.
interface-If this field is marked DIC, NIC, PAG, or
REC = recorderREC, columns 21-50 must be dashed.
announcer access-The recommended ratio of DID trunks to
CAS = centralizedDID stations is 1 trunk to 10 stations.
attendant service
-REC uses a 2-wire E&M trunk.
CLR = combined
line and recording
trunks (sometimes
used for billing of
motel guest
rooms)SVR 5210
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COMMENTS
-If columns14-16 are markedCAS, the
displayable COS (Record Code DD) assigned
to the trunk group must be marked -- in
columns 
16-17 and 36-37, and SA in
columns 24-25. The dashes disallow
switched direct line and modem access, and
SA allows station access.
-If columns 
14-l 6 are marked COT, FXT, or
WTS and these are incoming trunks (marked
IN in columns 
21-22) the only allowed
features for the trunk group are trunk group
access, dictation equipment access, station
access, and RLT access.
-If columns 
14-16 are marked TIE, the only
features restricted from the trunk group are
switched direct line and progressive
19-20Class of Service00-l 5 = assignedAssign the n-displayable COS for the trunk
N-Displayable
-=N/Agroup.(defaults to 0)-The n-displayable COS must be defined on
Record Code NC.
-If columns 
14-l 6 are marked WTS, the n-displayable COS (Record Code NC) assigned
to the trunk group must be marked DS in
columns 28-29. DS provides the trunk group
with data line security. All other
n-displayable COS fields must be dashed.
-If columns 14-16 are marked TIE, the only
allowed features for the trunk group are
attendant information, data line security,
universal night answer, computer access,
special common carrier, and speed calling.
-If columns 14-16 are marked COT or FXT
and the trunks are incoming (marked IN in
columns 
21-22), the only allowed features for
the trunk group are attendant information, data
line security, universal night answer, and
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Assign the trunk di
-If this field is marked OG or
-If this fieldis marked OG or --, columns
17-20 must be dashed. If this field is marked
IN or TW, columns 17-20 can be dashed or
marked with any allowable digit.
-If this field is marked TW, columns 23-30
must be marked withany validentry and not
-If this field is marked OG, columns 23-26
must be marked with dashes, and columns
27-30 can be marked with any valid entry but
must not be dashed.
-If this field is marked IN, columns 23-26
23-24
Trunk Incoming DP
Signal:Assign the incoming signaling mode for the
TCtrunk group.
Signaling Mode MXDP = lines that use dial pulse signaling (used
orfor DID and Tie lines)
-- = incomingTC = lines that use touch calling signaling
signaling modeMX= lines that can use DP or TC type
signaling
-- = N/A (used for paging/dictation, hot-line
service, recorder announcer, traffic to the
attendant, or any answer-only trunk)
25Trunk IncomingY = allowed (TieThis field determines whether or not the trunk
Signal:
only)group is allowed incoming return of dial tone.
Return Dial-=N/ATone-This field is used by Tie trunk groups only.
-When this field is allowed, the incoming
trunk receives dial tone from the remote end,
indicating that dial tone is coming from the
switch.
-Columns 25 and 26 are mutually exclusive.
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COMMENTS
-This fieldis sometimes used for remote
-Columns 25 and 26 are mutually exclusive.
-If a 
Y is entered in this field, an
dial pulse type signaling.
-Touch calling signaling can connect to
touch calling type signaling.
DP = lines that use dial pulse signaling
TC = lines that use touch calling signaling
MX = linesthat can
useDPor TCtype
-Return dial tone is used when a ground star
signal cannot be used as an indication to 
st2outpulsing to a CO. This is normally for loop
trunk applications. When the dial tone
returned bit is implemented, there is a 
6-second delay between the trunk seizure and
the start of outpulsing on speed calls (no
matter what trunk type). The dial tone return
bit does not indicate that return of dial tone i:
the only valid indication from the CO that
he CO will normally be
must be marked CM.
If columns 
14-l 6 are marked CAS, this field
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COL.COL.VALID
NO.NAME
ENTRIESCOMMENTS
3i -32Trunk
CA = incomingAssign the type of trunk disconnect
Disconnect
CD = outgoingsupervision for the trunk group.
Supervision
BT = incoming and-All references to the incoming or outgoing
outgoing (Tie)trunk calls are from the system point of view.
x-.-- = N/A
-Disconnect is defined as an on-hook
condition for 300 milliseconds after the answer
condition has been received.
-Loop start trunks usually do not guarantee_
disconnect supervision.
-E&M and ground start trunks, however, will
usually guarantee disconnect supervision.
33-34Billing Mode
AL = AIODThis field determines whether the billing mode
CM = CAMAused is AIOD (Automatic Identification of
-- = N/AOutward Dialing) or CAMA (Centralized
Automatic Message Accounting).
-AIOD is used for billing information that is
provided by the CO. This feature provides the
DN of stations placing outside calls. This
feature can be used only if the CO supports
AIOD trunks.
-If this field is marked AL, column 38 must be
marked 1, 2, 3, or 4.
-CAMA is used only on outgoing toll trunk
groups.
-If this field is marked CM, columns 21-22
must be marked OG.
35-36Alternate Trunk00-63 = trunkAssign the alternate trunk group to be used if
Groupgroup numberthe trunk group is busy when a user places a
-- = N/Acall.
-Only one alternate trunk group is allowed
per trunk group.
-If no alternate trunk group is to be used, the
field is dashed.
-If an alternate trunk group is not used, the
potential for calls to be blocked exists.
-The alternate trunk group must be defined
as a trunk group on Record Codes 
Tl and T2.
37Trunk TransferY = allowedY allows a call to be transferred.
Allowed
- = N/A (REC or-Transfer should not be allowed for recorder
MERS trunk group) announcer trunks. However, when trunk
transfer is not allowed, the attendant can
transfer a call to a station, but the station
cannot transfer the call elsewhere.SVR 5210
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Entry Fields for Record Code Tl (Continued)COMMENTS
-The FB-17276 card has 4 circuits. Circuits
1 and 2 are loop; circuits 3 and 4 are E&M.
-If the 
AIOD option is used and no circuit is
defined, the default value is circuit 1.
-If used, the 
AIOD card must be defined on
Record Code FR.
-If this field is marked 
1, 2, 3, or 4, columns
33-34 must be marked AL.
number 
(CAMA) sending requirements.
ield allowsbillingidentification to the
-When a three-digit station numbering plan
is used, the missing 
terminal.digit is the first
missing digit and must be specified.
NOTE: If this field is dashed, column 44 must
(ACD/DIL) Trunk
Pilot Number
number of a station hunting group. If needed
a single station can receive limited 
ACD/DIL-If a singlestation number is used, theD-l 82
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