Starplus Triad S System Programming Manual

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2. Enter the  table information as follows:
†T T = Insert/Delete Table Number 00–19
†X =  [0] Pre-D el ete  numbe rs (f irst di gits  di ale d i n the  numb er),
-or -
[1]  P re -I nser t  num ber s  (ins er t  di gi ts  i n fr ont  of num ber  d ial ed,
-or -
[2] Post-Insert num bers  (ins ert digits  be hind  numb er dialed).
DDD  =  Di gi ts  (u p  to   16 -di gi ts  may  be  de le te d fr o m  the  be gi nning
of t he  numbe r  di ale d a nd up  t o 4 0 d igi t s ca n be  i nse rt e d
(20 pre and 20 post).
3. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. A confirmation tone is heard 
a nd t he  di spl ay u pdat es .
Adding  and Deleting  Numbers in  the  Same Table
1. Enter the different Insertion/Deletion tables in step 1.
2. Enter as separate  entries using the same table  number.
3. In  the Insert Tables for LCR  Programming, press the TRANS button  for 
a pause.
†The  [6]  and [ #] d igi ts a re  al lowe d a s va li d d igi ts  for  i nse r ti ng 
digits dialed over the network.
†The  [6]  and [ #] a re  va li d e ntr i es  for  add ing  di git s  in  both  t he p re  
(in  front  of) or p ost (be hin d the  numbe r)  ta bl es.
†The  [6] a nd [# ] ca nnot  be  use d a s de le te cha rac te rs  in  th e D elete 
ta bl es.
Del et ing  a  T a ble
Enter a valid table number  and press  the HOLD button.
Des crip ti on
Di gits  can b e e ithe r  adde d or  de l eted  when  di ali ng  a num ber .  For 
ins ta nce,  if  a  user  d ial s  a l ong d is ta nce ca ll  t hat  sh ould  be  pl aced  on a  
foreign exchange (FX) line,  the digit  [1] and the three-digit  area  code 
(NPA) di ale d by  the  use r  must  be  del et e d be fore  t he cal l  can be  pl aced  on 
that  FX  line. An Insert/Delete table  can be programmed  to  do this.  Digits 
can a ls o be  ad ded  to  a nu mber  t hat  ha s b ee n di al ed  by  the  us er . 
						

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For  i nst ance , O the r  Comm on Ca rr ie r  (O CC)  acces s cod es  and 
aut hori z at ion  (ID ) code s  ca n be  a utoma ti cal ly  ins er t ed  by t he  sys te m 
ei th er  i n fr ont  of,  and/ or  be hin d t he  numbe r  dia le d.  The re  ar e  tw ent y 
Ins er t /D el et e  Tab le s a nd e ac h  all ows  ent r ie s i n a  de le te  t abl e  and  a p re - 
and  post  i nse rt  t ab le . Up  t o 4 0 d igi t s (i ncl uding  pa uses ) can  be  i nser t ed 
(2 0 p re  an d 2 0  post ) a nd up  t o 1 6  digi t s ca n be  de le te d.  Di git s  can b e 
ins er t ed  befo re  or  aft e r t he  numb er  di al ed,  but  c an  be  de le te d on ly  from  
the  st ar t  of the  numb er  dia le d. T o ens ure  t hat  a paus e i s i nse rt ed  in L CR  at  
def aul t,  th e d at abas e  prog ram ming   a dds  a pa use  i n e ach of  the  2 0  LCR 
Ins er t  and  De le te  T abl es  and  in ser t  t abl e  0 i n e ac h  of t he  rout e  t abl es .
Daily Start Time Table
Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
1. Press the DAILY START  flexible button (FLASH 75, Butto n #6). T he 
following message displays:
2. Enter times  in  military format (2400 hours)  in  succession.
3. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. A confirmation tone is heard 
a nd t he  di spl ay u pdat es .
†Default  times are 0800, 1700, 2300 (8 AM, 5 PM,  and  11 PM),  and 
the  f o u rt h  ti me  is  di sab le d (# ## #).
†To  change  a  St ar t  Ti me,  al l  ti me s m ust  be  r e-e nt er ed.  Four  pound 
signs  [####] are  displayed if nothing is entered for  a specific  time.
Des crip ti on
The  Da il y S ta rt  T ime  T abl e  c orr el at es  t he  LCR  R out i ng T abl e  to  the  t im e 
se nsi ti ve  di scount  st r uctur e  offe re d b y t he  cust omer s  carr i er .
Example - - I n t he  mos t com mon s it uat ion:
†The  mos t  expe nsi ve  ra te  pe ri od  is  be twe en  8: 00  a m and  5 :00  p m, 
often called the day rate.
†The first discount period usually starts at 5:00 pm and runs until 11:00 
pm, often called Evening Rates.
†The remaining time  (from 11:00 pm  until 8:00  am) is  referred  to  as 
nig ht ti me ra te s whi c h u s u al ly have  t he big ges t dis c o u nt.
DAILY   START   TIME   TABLE
HHMM    HHMM   HHMM   HHMM   HOL D 
						

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Weekly Tim e  Table -- With the  wide selection of Common  Carriers, the 
le ast  c os tl y r out e  for  a p ar ti c ula r a re a  cod e m ay b e  dif fer ent  a t  dif fer en t 
ti me s o f  t he d ay.  To   ac c o mmo da te  t his  si t u at io n,  th is  ta bl e a nd t he  
We ekl y T ime  T abl e  work  t oget her ,  div idi ng  the  da y i nto  four  pos si ble  
time periods. By  default these  tables  are set at the standard divisions of 
8AM,  5PM, and 11PM.  However,  these times  can b e changed .
Entries in the  Daily Start Time table  are used  to  select  the time period  to 
re fe re nc e  in  the  we ekl y s c hedu le . Bas ed  on t he  ti me  a  c all  i s  pla c ed,  t he 
daily start  time table  selects  the time period to choose in the  weekly 
sc he dule . T he w ee kly  sc hed ule  is  t hen us ed  to d et er min e t he  ti me  per iod  
route list in the Route List Table to use for routing  the call for a  particular 
day  of the week.  Times are entered in the  24 hour format.
Fi gure  10 -2:  Dai l y St art  Ti m e and Week l y Sc hedule  Tabl es
We e kl y S c h e d u l e  T ab l e
Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
1 . Pr es s t he  WE EKLY  S CHE D fl exi bl e  but ton ( FLA SH 75, Butto n #7 ). The  
following message displays:
D =  D ay of  th e We ek:
[0] =  Monday
[1] =  Tues day
WE EKLY  S CHEDUL E  TABL E
ENTE R   D   T   T   T   T   HOLD 
						

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[2] =  Wedn esd ay
[3] =  Thursda y
[4] =  Friday
[5] =  Sa turday
[6] =  Sund ay
T =  Ti me  Period  Route  Li st (1- 4)  to  use  for the ti me- of-d ay (b ase d on 
the  D ail y St ar t Ti me ta bl e). Ent er  va lu e s f o r all  t i me per i o ds s pe ci fi ed  
in the  D ail y St ar t Ti me ta bl e f o r tha t d ay.
Fi r s t  T =  T ime  Per iod  Route  Li st  for  the  FI RST  Dai l y St ar t  Ti me  (app li es  
to   al l R o u t e  Li st  t abl es ).
Seco nd T = Time Period Route  List  for  the SECOND  Daily Start Time 
(app li es  t o al l  R oute  Li st  t abl es ).
Third T = Time Period Route List  for  the THIRD Daily Start Time 
(app li es  t o al l  R oute  Li st  t abl es ).
Fo ur t h  T = Time Period Route  List  for the FOURTH Daily  Start  Time 
(app li es  t o al l  R oute  Li st  t abl es ).
2. Press the HOLD  button  after each complete daily entry. A 
conf ir mat ion  ton e i s hea rd and the  di spl ay updat e s.
Des crip ti on
The  We ek ly Sc he dule  T abl e det e rmi nes  wha t Ti me Pe r iod R oute  Li st  t o 
use within the Route List Table. When a call  is placed and ultimately  sent 
to  a r out e  li st  (c al l  is  not  de nie d)  bas ed  on t he  ti me  of d ay t he  c al l  is  
placed, the  Daily Start  Time Table selects the time period  to  reference in 
the Weekly Schedule Table.
The  T ime  P e ri od R out e  ent er e d for  t he  spe c if ie d t im e p er iod , as  
det e rmi ne d in  the  Dai l y St ar t T im e T abl e a nd ba sed  o n th e da y o f we ek,  is  
the n s el ec t ed  and  th e c a ll  i a r o u t ed  ac c o rd ing  to   the  s pec i fi ed  Ti me 
Period Route List. 
						

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Ex a m pl e
If  a  ca ll  i s p la ced  at  5: 45  p m on  a Monda y, t he n accor di ng t o t he  Dai ly  
St ar t Ti me Tab le  (us ing def aul t val ues ) t he ent ry  for  t ime  p er iod tw o of 
the weekly  schedule is checked. Because it  is Monday the  entry for time 
period two on  Monday  is used and the result is that the  Time  Period 
Route List num ber two (a gain us ing  def ault  values ) is us ed  for all  routes .
Thus , t he  c all  i s r out ed a c c ordi ng t o t he  ent ri e s i n Ti me  P er iod  Two R out e  
List  no matter what route (00–1 5) is  se le c te d.
F igure 1 0-3 :  Dai ly  and Weekl y S t art T i me T abl e
LCR Routing for Toll Information
Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
1. Press the TOLL INFO  flexible button 
( FLASH 75, Butto n #8). T he 
following message displays:
2 . Ent er  a  val id  R out e L ist  n umber  ( 00–15) for the  Route to be 
referenced in the  Route List table.
3. Press the HOLD  button  after programming the Route number. A 
conf ir mat ion  ton e i s hea rd and the  di spl ay updat e s.
4. Enable LCR at this point.
LCR  ROUTE  FOR  555 - 1212
EN TE R  R OU TE 
						

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Des crip ti on
The LCR Routing  for Toll Information  feature  adds provisions to the LCR 
c al l p roc e ssi ng whic h al lows  c ommon c all  r out ing for  al l tol l  in form ati on 
calls. 1-(XXX) 555-1212, (XXX) 555-1212,  1-555-1212, and 555-1212 calls 
ar e i nt er c ep te d a nd se nt  t o a  se le c te d r out e i n t he  R out e L ist  T abl e . 
Numbe r s di al ed  ar e  int eg rat e d an d i f i t  is  de te rm ine d t o be  a  t oll  
information call, either  preceded  with an area code or without or with a 
leading digit 1 or  not, the  call is  sent  to  the route designated in 
pr ogra mmi ng.
B y de faul t , T oll  I nfor mat ion  Ca ll s a re  se nt  t o R out e  Lis t  Tab le  Ze ro  (0) 
whi ch  al lows  t oll  i nfor mat ion  cal ls  t o be  pl ace d on t he  sy st em  at  de faul t.  
A  Toll  Inf orma tion route  is  chosen over a  3- digit or 6-digit route 
ass ign ment  i f b oth  ar e a ssi gne d.  Ent er ing  t he  pound k ey  twi c e  [## ] 
denies all Toll Information  Calls.
Default LCR Database
Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
In  an  effor t  t o de cre ase  i nst al la ti on a nd s et  up  ti me  usua ll y a ssoci at ed 
with LCR,  a default LCR  database was incorporated.
Des crip ti on
The default LCR  database provides basic  routing for local and long 
di st ance  dia li ng.  De faul t  ent ri e s ha ve  bee n m ade  in  t he 3 -D igi t  Ta bl e f or 
loca l o ffice codes  (NNXs ) a nd all area  codes (N PAs ). Six  routes  ha ve  been 
established with the default database for routing of all calls under 
def aul t. 
						

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							11
Initializing Database
Parameters
This c hapter desc ribes the proc edures and  steps necessary to
initialize the system database, returning any programmed data to its
original or default value. 
						

							Introduction 11-3
Introduction
Pro g ram mi ng  S te ps
If the system is in the  programming mode,  continue using the program 
codes. If  starting to program  here, enter  the programming mode  to 
initialize Database Parameters.
Pr es s F LASH and dia l [80]. The  fol lowi ng m es sage  di sp lays :
Des crip ti on
This  section lets portions of the database  be  initialized individually. The 
only  way  to  in it ia li ze  t he  ent i re  da tab ase  i s t o m ove  swi tc h  #1  on  the  
BKSU board to the ON  pos ition and reset or power of f/on the system. A 
Sys te m Re se t  (but ton  #2 0)  comman d i s a ls o in clude d i n t hi s s ect ion  for  
clearing  meantime errors without initializing the  database.
The buttons on the key telephone are defined as shown:
INITIA LIZE   DATABASE
ENTE R   BUTTON   NUMBER
SYSTEM
PARAMETER SCO LINE
ATTR IBUTESSTATIO N
ATTRIBU TESPO RT -
STA/CO
=1Q=2W=3E=4R
EXCEPTIO N
TAB LESSYSTEM SPEED
NUM BERSLCR
TABLESI C L I D/ DI D
TA B LE S
=5T=6Y=7U=8I
DI REC TO RY
DI A L  TA B LEHUN T
GROU PSACD* OR  U CD
GR OUP SV OICE M AIL
GRO UPS
=9O=10 P=11 A=12 S
DI D- TI E
PARAMETER SVE R IF I E D
ACCT CODESISDN
PARAM ETER S
=13 D=14 F=15 G=16 H
SYSTEM RESET
=17 J=18 K=19 L=20 ;
=21 Z=22 X=23 C=24 V