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    							Customer Data Entry (CDE)
    Pressing the ENABLE softkey enables the selected option. The STATUS
    field shows the ENABLED prompt. Note: The enable (or disable) process
    is completed by pressing the ENTER 
    softkey.l-VARIABLE: This 
    softkey appears only when System Option 55 is
    selected (displayed on the command line). Pressing the VARIABLE 
    soft-key sets the status of System Option 55 to Variable; the STATUS field
    shows the VARIABLE prompt. The selection is 
    compieted by pressing
    the ENTER 
    softkey. Now, Account Codes entered into Form 33, Account
    Code Entry, can be from 1 to 12 digits in length.
    l-INTERNAL: This 
    softkey appears only when System Options 57 and
    58 are selected (displayed on the command line). Pressing the INTER-
    NAL 
    softkey sets the status of System Options 57 and 58 to Internal;
    only internal calls can be made. The selection is completed by press-
    ing the ENTER 
    softkey; the INTERNAL prompt disappears from the
    softkey display and the STATUS field now displays the INTERNAL
    prompt to indicate this selection.
    2-LOCAL: This 
    softkey appears only when System Options 57 and 58
    selected (displayed on the command line). Pressing the LOCAL 
    softkeysets the status of System Options 57 and 58 to Local; only local calls
    can be made. The selection is completed by pressing the ENTER 
    soft-key; the LOCAL prompt disappears from the 
    softkey display and the
    STATUS field now displays the LOCAL prompt.
    3-LONG DIST: This 
    softkey appears only when System Options 57 and
    58 are selected (displayed on the command line). Pressing the LONG
    DIST softkey enables long distance calls. The selection is completed by
    pressing the ENTER 
    softkey; the LONG DIST prompt disappears from
    the 
    softkey display and the STATUS field displays the LONG DISTprompt.
    4-TOP: Pressing the TOP 
    softkey moves the line pointer to the first
    line of the disabled or enabled options. The command line displays the
    first line.
    5-BOTTOM: Pressing the BOTTOM 
    softkey moves the line pointer to
    the last line of the disabled or enabled options. The command line
    displays this line.
    6-QUIT: Pressing the QUIT 
    softkey when editing this form returns the
    display to the level before the field was modified. The change is not
    saved. At all other times, pressing this 
    softkey exits Form 04 and
    returns the display to the level where the forms are selected. Refer to
    Table 4-2, Available Forms.
    6-CANCEL:Pressing the CANCEL 
    softkey cancels the entry. This
    softkey appears after a programming error. It is accompanied with an
    error message on the command line. Refer to Table 5-1, Programming
    Error Messages for a list of these error messages.
    ‘I-OPTION NUM: This 
    softkey selects a specific System Option or
    System Timer. Pressing the OPTION NUM 
    softkey displays the ENTER
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    							SECTION MITL9109-094-210-NAOPTION NUM: prompt on the command line. The selection is com-
    pleted by entering a valid option number (1 to 58). The command line
    displays that System Option (or System Timer) name, status and num-
    ber.8-SHOW DISABLE/SHOW ENABLE: This 
    softkey has two functions; it
    displays the disabled and enabled System Options. Pressing the SHOW
    DISABLE 
    softkey displays the currently disabled System Options; the
    softkey now shows the SHOW ENABLE prompt. Pressing the SHOW
    ENABLE 
    softkey shows those System Options that are enabled; the
    softkey returns to the SHOW DISABLE prompt. Note: Those options
    with a timer value are listed when the SHOW ENABLE 
    softkey is
    pressed.O-ENTER TIME: This 
    softkey only appears when System Timer 56,
    Auto Room Status Conversion/Auto Wake-up Print Timer, is selected
    (displayed on the command line). Pressing the ENTER TIME 
    softkey,displays the ENTER TIME (HH:MM): prompt on the command line. The
    time selection is completed by entering the time 
    (0O:OO to 23:5g are
    valid) in a 24-hour format and then pressing the ENTER 
    softkey.O-ENTER: For this form, the ENTER 
    softkey must be pressed twice to
    store a change in the database. Pressing the ENTER 
    softkey once adds
    the modification to the form only. Pressing the QUIT 
    softkey at this
    time displays the DATA HAS BEEN CHANGED, BUT NOT YET SAVED --
    “ENTER” TO SAVE prompt on the command line. Pressing the ENTER
    sof-tkey twice stores the edited option in the database; the softkeydisplay returns to its original format (refer to Table 4-8, System
    Options/System Timers). Subsequent modification to the form can now
    occur.
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    TABLE 4-9
    SYSTEM OPTIONS AND TIMERS
    Option NumberSystem Options/System Timers0124 Hour Clock02RESERVED
    03Single Paging Amplifier
    04Message Waiting and Message Regieter Clear Print05Verified Account Codes06RESERVED
    x;:RESERVED
    RESERVED
    09Attendant Call Block
    10Attendant Conference Beeps
    ::Automatic Wake-up
    Automatic Wake-up Alarm13Automatic Wake-up Print14Automatic Wake-up Music
    :iData Demultiplexer
    DID To Non-Co Trunk Via Attendant Inhibit
    :;Discriminating Ringing
    Discriminating Ringing Always20Holiday Messages
    ;:Incoming to Outgoing Call Forward
    Last Party Clear - Dial Tone23Message Register Count Additional Supervisions24Message Register Audit
    ;zMessage Register Zero After Audit
    No Overlap Outpulsing
    27 
    _Room Status Audit
    28SMDR Indicate Long Calls29SUPERSET Telephone Last Number Redial30RESERVED
    ;:Sate1 I ite PBX
    Outgoing Call Restriction
    33Room Status
    ;:Auto Room Status Conversion/Auto Wake-up Print
    Property Management System
    ;67End-of-Dial Character (#ICalibrated Flash
    ;:Switch-hook Flash
    DATA SMDR indicate Long Calls
    40Message Register Follows Talker
    41Automatic Call Distribution
    42ACD Silent Monitoring
    43ACD Silent Monitoring Beeps
    44ACD Plus External ACD Reports
    45Host 
    Conmand Interface
    :;Digit Translation Plan 0 - 3
    ARS Unknown Digit Length Time-out 2 - 15 Seconds
    48Limited Wait for Dial Tone 1 - 15 Seconds
    49Pseudo Answer Supervision Timer 10 - 60 Seconds
    i’:Dialing Conflict Timer 2 - 10 Seconds
    Final Ring Time-Out 1 - 30 Minutes
    ::Minimum Flash Timer 20 - 50 ms (IO ms increments)
    Maximum Flash Timer 20 - 150 ms (IO ms increments)
    EZDISA Answer Timer 1 - 8 Seconds
    Account Code Length VARIABLE or 4 - 12 digits56Auto Room Status Conversion/Auto Wake-up Print Timer57Vacant/Reserved Room Default Call Restriction58Occupied Room Default Call Restriction
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    							SECTION MITL9109-094-210-NAForm 05 
    - Tenant Interconnection Table
    4.23 This form specifies which Tenant Groups may be connected
    together. Refer to Table 4-10, Tenant Interconnection Table. The
    system allows for a maximum of 25 Tenant Groups. Each group speci-fies its own trunk answering points, attendant answering points and
    night service status.TABLE 4-10
    FORM05
    -TENANT INTERCONNECTION TABLE
    CDE TERMINAL DISPLAY
    IO:15 PM 15-JAN-88alarm status = NO ALARM
    0102030405 06 07080910 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
    23 2425
    01()*********+***************0***********************~~**0*************************()*********************~~****0********************06X~XtkOttR+*tdtXXX*+dXXXdt07******0*************************0*****************~~********0****************10*********0***************1,+*****+***()**************12***********()*************
    010************************
    l-
    6-QUIT2-3- 4-TOP
    7-TENANT Nl.hl8-D I SALLOW9-ATTENDANT CONSOLE DISPLAY
    5-BO-I-RXI
    O-0102030405 06 07080910 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
    23 2524
    olo*****+****R*+*6*********
    Fl>F2>F3>F4>TOPFS>BOllWFGXXIITF-/>TENPNT NlhlF8>D I SALLOWF9>FO>4.24Field Description: Initially, the system interconnects all Tenant
    Groups. The asterisk (*) character indicates this condition. When
    the system inhibits Tenant Group interconnection, it is indicated by the
    period 
    (.) character. The Tenant Group numbers are listed in the headerline and the first column. The letter (0) functions as a marker and
    cannot be modified.4.25 Commands
    4-TOP: Pressing the TOP 
    softkey moves the line pointer to the first
    line of the form. The command line displays the first line.5-BOTTOM: Pressing the BOTTOM 
    softkey moves the line pointer to
    the last line of the form. The command line displays this line.
    6-QUIT: Pressing the QUIT softkey when editing this form displays thefollowing warning on the command line: DATA HAS BEEN CHANGED
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    							Customer Data Entry (CDE)
    BUT NOT YET SAVED --“ENTER” TO SAVE. Pressing this softkey again
    exits Form 05 and returns the display to the level where the forms are
    selected. The change is not saved. Refer to Table 4-2, Available Forms.
    6-CANCEL: Pressing the CANCEL 
    softkey cancels the tenant number
    entry. This 
    softkey appears after a programming error. It is accom-
    panied with an error message on the command line. Refer to Table
    5-1, Programming Error Messages for a list of these error messages.
    II-TENANT NUM: The TENANT NUM 
    softkey allows a user to select a
    Tenant Group by number. Pressing this 
    softkey displays the ENTER
    TENANT GROUP NUM: prompt. Entering the 2-digit tenant number (1 to
    25) displays that Tenant Group with a series of 
    ‘*’ characters (allow
    interconnection) and 
    ‘.’characters (disallow interconnection). Cursor
    movement on the command line is controlled by the right and left
    cursor control keys.
    8-DISALLOW/ALLOW: This 
    softkey has two functions; it enables and
    disables interconnection between Tenant Groups. Pressing the DIS-
    ALLOW 
    softkey disables the interconnection between those two Tenant
    Groups unidirectionally. For example, when modifying connections for
    Tenant Group 5 (the command line displays line 5) and the DISALLOW
    softkey is pressed when the cursor is under the sixth column, then
    Tenant Group 5 cannot call Tenant Group 6. However, Tenant Group’6
    can still call Tenant Group 5. Total interconnection is inhibited only
    when a 
    ‘.’(disallow) character is inserted at row 6 (Tenant Group 6)
    under the fifth column (Tenant Group 5). The 
    softkey now displays the
    ALLOW prompt. Pressing the ALLOW 
    softkey enables the unidirectional
    interconnection between the selected Tenant Groups; the 
    ‘*’ character
    replaces the 
    ‘.’ character.
    O-ENTER: This 
    softkey appears only after data for a Tenant Number
    has been modified. Pressing the ENTER 
    softkey stores the modifica-
    tions in the database.
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    							SECTION MITL9109-094-210-NAForm 06 
    - Tenant Night Switching Control
    4.26In some systems it is necessary for one attendant to control
    the Night Service switching of more than one Tenant Group.
    This form specifies which Tenant Groups are switched to Night Servicesimultaneously. Note that the system defaults to Tenant Groups
    switching to Night Service independently of each other. Refer to Table
    4-l 1, Tenant Night Switching Control.TABLE 4-11
    FORM 06 
    - TENANT NIGHT SWITCHINGCONTROL
    CDE TERMINAL DISPLAY
    II:26 AM 15-JAN-88alarm status = NO ALARM
    0102030405 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 1920 21 22 232425
    lo1 0lo2.0 : : : : : : : : :103. . 0
    04...o: : : : : : :0g : : : : o . . . : :07.. . . 
    .o : :
    08. . . . . . . 0 . : :
    09 .
    10. : : : : : : :
    0.o :
    . . . . .. . . . .. . . .. . . . .. . .. . . .. . . . .. . . . .. . . .. . .11..........0......
    12..
    .........o.....
    . . .. . .. . .. .. . .. . .. .. .. .
    . .. . .. -
    OIO........................
    l-2-3-4-TOP5-BOlTCXvl
    6-QUIT7-TDUANT NLhl8-SWITCHED9-O-ATTENDANT CONSOLE DISPLAY
    0102030405 060708091011 1213141516 171819202122 23 2425010...i2>...F3>....F4>Top...’’Fl>FS>BOiT&FG>QUlTF7>TENbNT NlhlF8>SW I TCtiEDF9>FO>4.27Field Description: Initially, the system inhibits Tenant Groups
    from switching each other into Night Service. This condition is
    indicated by the period 
    (.) character. When the system permits TenantGroups to switch each other into Night Service, it is indicated by the
    asterisk (*) character. The Tenant Group numbers are listed in the
    header line and the first column. The letter (0) functions as a marker
    and cannot be modified.4.28Commands
    4-TOP: Pressing the TOP 
    softkey moves the line pointer to the first
    line of the form. The command line displays the first line.5-BOTTOM: Pressing the 
    BOlTOM softkey moves the line pointer to
    the last line of the form. The command line displays this line.Page 34 
    						
    							Customer Data Entry (CDE)64UIT: Pressing the QUIT softkey when editing this form displays the
    following warning on the command line: DATA HAS BEEN CHANGED
    BUT NOT YET SAVED --
    “ENTER” TO SAVE. Pressing this softkey again
    exits Form 06 and returns the display to the level where the forms are
    selected. The change is not saved. Refer to Table 4-2, Available Forms.B-CANCEL: This 
    softkey appears after a programming error has oc-
    curred. Pressing the -CANCEL 
    softkey returns the display to the level
    where the programming error occurred. The CANCEL 
    softkey appears
    with an error message on the command line. Refer to Table 5-1,
    Programming Error Messages for a list of these error messages.‘I-TENANT NUM: The TENANT NUM 
    softkey allows a user to select a
    Tenant Group by number. Pressing this 
    softkey displays the ENTER
    TENANT GROUP NUM: prompt. Entering the 
    l- or 2-digit tenant num-
    ber displays that Tenant Group with a series of 
    ‘.’ characters (single
    Tenant Group entry into Night Service) and 
    ‘*’ characters (multiple
    Tenant Group entry into Night Service). Cursor movement on the com-
    mand line is controlled by the right and left cursor control keys.8-SWITCHED/NOT SWITCHED:
    This 
    softkey has two functions. It
    enables and disables multiple Tenant Group switching into Night Ser-
    vice. This 
    softkey displays the SWITCHED prompt when the cursor is at
    a period 
    (.) character. Pressing the SWITCHED softkey specifies that the
    Tenant Group being programmed (as indicated by the row number) canswitch the other Tenant Group (as indicated by the column number)
    into Night Service. The system reflects this modification by replacing
    the‘.’ character with the ‘*’character. The softkey now displays the
    NOT SWITCHED prompt. Pressing the NOT SWITCHED softkey specifiesthat the Tenant Group being programmed cannot switch the other
    Tenant Group into Night Service. The 
    ‘.’ character replaces the ‘*’
    character and the 
    softkey now displays the SWITCHED prompt.O-ENTER: This 
    softkey appears only after data for a Tenant Number
    has been modified. Pressing the ENTER 
    softkey stores the modifica-
    tions in the database.Page 35 
    						
    							SECTION MITL9l-O9-094-210-NAForm 07 
    -Console Assignments
    4.29This form specifies the physical location of each Attendant
    Console. Refer to Table 4-12, Console Assignments for the form
    layout. The system provides an entry line in Form 07 for each Console
    Module and for each Digital Line circuit in a high power (upper) slot
    not assigned to a 
    SUPERSET Telephone or DATASET. The system can
    support a maximum of 11 Attendant Consoles. There can be no more
    than two Console Modules per Universal Card or four per Digital Line
    Card.
    4.30The default location for an Attendant Console is Bay 2, Slot 3,
    Circuit 1in 336, 456
    and480-portsystems;in672-portsystems
    it
    isBay 1, Slot5, Circuit 1.
    4.31Each Attendant Console is provided with a Class of Service
    (COS), a Class of Restriction (COR), a Tenant Group number and
    an extension number. The extension number enables calls between
    Attendant Consoles. These calls appear on the INTERNAL 
    softkey. Note
    that the provision of a COR means that Attendant Consoles are not
    necessarily toll-allowed on all calls.
    TABLE 4-12
    FORM 07 
    - CONSOLE ASSIGNMENTS
    CDE TERMINAL DISPLAY
    IO:15 PM 15-JAN-88alarm status = NO ALARM
    SLI
    18181313
    Cc
    C
    C
    IEXT 
    MhlCOS
    122
    125
    131CDR
    12
    -I-COMMENTS
    RECEPT I ONPURCHAS I NG
    MARKET I NG
    10802122111RECEPTION
    l-2-3-4-5-
    6-QUIT7-BAY/SLT/CCT8-DELETE9-O-ATTENDANT CONSOLE DISPLAY
    BAYSLT CCT EXT Nlh! CXJS COR TENANTCOMMENTS108 02122111RECEPT I ONFl>F2>F3>F4>F5>F6>oU I TF7>BAY/SLT/ccT F8XIELETEF9>FO>Page 36 
    						
    							Customer Data Entry (CDE)
    4.32Field Description
    BAY, SLT and CCT: These fields specify the physical location of each
    Attendant Console. They are generated by the system based on whatwas entered in the PROGRAMMED field in Form 01, System Configura-
    tion. This field cannot be modified.EXT 
    WJM: This field displays the extension number of each Attendant
    Console. Calls directed to the console’s extension number route to
    softkey 2 on the Attendant Console.COS: This field lists the Class-of-Service number specification for
    each console (1 to 50).COR: This field lists the Class-of-Restriction number specification for
    each console (1 to 25).
    TENANT: The Tenant Group for each Attendant Console is specified in
    this field (1 to 25).COMMENTS: This field is reserved for notes about each console. It
    contains a maximum of 15 alphanumeric characters. The COMMENTS
    field is stored by the system but not used.6-QUIT: Pressing the QUIT 
    softkey when editing this form returns the’
    display to the level before the field was modified. The change is not
    saved. At all other times, pressing this 
    softkey exits Form 07 and
    returns the display to the level where the forms are selected. Refer to
    Table 4-2, Available Forms.6-CANCEL: This 
    softkey appears after the occurrence of a program-
    ming error. Pressing the CANCEL 
    softkey returns the display to the
    level where the programming error occurred. The CANCEL 
    softkeyappears with an error message on the command line. Refer to Table
    5-1, Programming Error Messages for a list of these error messages.
    7-BAY/SLT/CCT: Pressing this softkey locates an Attendant Console
    via its bay, slot and circuit numbers. The command line displays the
    Bay: Slot: Circuit: prompts. The cursor appears to the right of the Bay:
    prompt. Entering a l-digit number specifies the bay location. Note thatif the user enters an invalid number, then the system inhibits subse-
    quent cursor movement. Refer to Table 5-1, Programming Error Mes-
    sages. Similarly, the user specifies the slot and circuit locations. Oncethe location is fully designated, the command line updates with the
    information about that console and the cursor moves to the EXT NUM
    field. The TAB key and 
    - cursor key control cursor movement.8-DELETE: This 
    softkey appears only when the line pointer is pointing
    to data (i.e., data is on the command line). Pressing the DELETE softkeyremoves an Attendant Console from the system. The deletion is com-
    pleted by pressing the ENTER 
    softkey. The Attendant Console must
    first be located by specifying the BAY/SLT/CCT number or by position-ing the line pointer at the selected Attendant Console. Note that the
    Attendant LDN assignment must be removed from Form 08, Attendant
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    							SECTION MITL9109-094-210-NALDN Assignments first.
    O-ENTER: This 
    softkey appears only after data for an entry has been
    modified. Pressing the ENTER 
    softkey commits the data for each At-
    tendant Console to the database. Attendant Consoles can only be
    programmed one at a time. Therefore, the ENTER 
    softkey must be
    pressed after each Attendant Console is modified.
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