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    							Q- SYSTEM  PROGRAMMING
    QL-  CODES, SERVICE LINE NUMBERS
    Description
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    Programming
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    Use this option to assign the trunk  master number for each of the
    rotaries used  ARS. LCR. Service number 01 should be the DDD trunk
    group. This entry should correspond to the EA- First Trunk in Group entry.
     you are programming  this is the last QL option you have to program.
    If 
    you are programming LCR.  must enter additional data for:
    QL- COS Needed to Access 
     Route
    QL- Type of Service
    QL- Access Code
    QL- Security Code
    This option does not apply to key systems.
    Conditions
    None
    Default Value
    No rotaries assigned (00).
    Automatic Route Selection
    E- Trunks, 
     Nest Trunk in Outbound Rotary  ARS requires outbound
    trunk rotaries. This prompt determines the selection sequence for trunks
    within each rotary.
    E- Trunks,  Trunk Service Number  Assign a Service Number to each
    trunk used for ARS. ARS routes calls to Service Numbers, not trunks.
    E- Trunks, EA- Trunk Group Assignment (First Trunk in Group) 
    Group trunks in  by assigning each one the same First Trunk in Group
    number.
    GA- ARS Editor  Program the ARS options. Refer to Appendix A for
    complete details.
    QL-  Codes, LCR or ARS Enable  Enter 2 to enable
    ARS.
    QL-  Codes, Number of Services  Designate how many
    services (trunk rotaries) ARS will use.
    Least Cost Routing
    E- Trunks, 
     Trunk Service Number  Assign a Service Number to each
    trunk used for LCR. LCR routes calls to Service Numbers, not individual
    trunks.
    GL- LCR Testing  Use this option to display your current LCR
    configuration and make changes to your LCR database.
    QL- 
     Codes. LCR or ARS Enable  Enter 1 to enable
    LCR.
    QL-  Codes, Number of Services  Designate how many
    services (trunk rotaries) LCR will use.
    QL- 
     Codes, COS Needed to Access ALT Route  Enter
    the minimum COS that the system requires before 
     a call to the
    alternate route (if primary route is busy).
    QL- 
     Codes, Type of Service  Enter the type of 
    number (O-5). For example, for DDD or WATS, enter 0.
    Refer to Appendix A for details on programming ARS.
    Issue 1-O CONFIGURATION2-285 
    						
    							Q- SYSTEM WIDE 
    QL-  CODES.  LINE 
    Related
    Feature Reference
    Instructions
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    QL-  Codes,  Code  For dial-up services. enter
    the access code (telephone number) for the service.
    QL- 
     Codes,  Code  For dial-up services, enter
    the security code the service requires.
    Automatic Route Selection
    Least Cost Routing
    To enter data on the PRF:
    For QL- Service nn Line Number? on Table 10, enter the master number for
    each of the 
     trunk rotaries.
    To 
    enter data at the programming terminal:
    After entering data for QL- Number of Services, you see: 
    SERVICE 01 
    NUMBER?
    Enter data from Table 10 for service (rotary) 01 and press ENTER.
    If you are programming LCR, you see: COS NEEDED TO ACCESS ALT
    ROUTE?
    Go to QL- COS Needed to Access  Route on the next page.
    OR
     If you are programming ARS, you see: SERVICE 02 LINE NUMBER.
    Program additional service numbers (02-10) as required.
         
    						
    							Q- SYSTEM WIDE PROGRAMMING
    QL- 
     CODES, COS NEEDED TO ACCESS ALT ROUTE
    Description
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    Use this option to set the minimum COS (00-27) LCR requires before routing
    a call to the alternate route. This can occur only if 
     primary route is busy.
    If you enter 10. for esample. extensions 
     a COS of 00-10 can  the
    alternate route. Extensions 
     a COS of  cannot use the alternate
    route. If you enter 27. all classes of service can use the alternate route.
    This option only applies to systems with LCR installed. This option does not
    apply to systems 
     ARS. This option does not apply to VS.
    Conditions
    None
    Default Value
    All classes of service can access the alternate route (00).
    Least Cost Routing
    E- Trunks, 
     Trunk Service Number  Assign a Service Number to each
    trunk used for LCR. LCR 
    routes calls to Service Numbers, not individual
    trunks.
     LCR Testing  Use this option to display your current LCR
    configuration and make changes to your LCR database.
    QL- 
     Codes, LCR or ARS Enable  Enter 1 to enable
    LCR.
    QL-  Codes, Number of Services  Designate how many
    services (trunk rotaries) LCR will use.
    QL-  Codes, Service Line Numbers  Indicate the trunk
    rotary master number for each of the rotaries used by LCR. This should
    correspond to the 
     First Trunk in Group entry.
    QL- 
     Codes. Type of Service  Enter the type of service
    number (O-5). For example, for DDD or WATS, enter 0.
    QL- 
     Codes, Access Code  For dial-up services, enter
    the access code (telephone number) for the service.
    QL- 
     Codes. Security Code  For dial-up services, enter
    the security code the service requires.
    Feature Reference
    Least Cost Routing
    Instructions
    Step  
    Step 1 
    Step  l
    To enter data on the PRF:
    For QL- COS Needed to Access Alt Route on Table 10, enter the COS
    number (00-27).
    To enter data at the programming terminal:
    After programming QL- Service Line Numbers, you see: COS NEEDED TO
    ACCESS ALT ROUTE?
    Enter the COS number from Table 10. You see:  OF SERVICEGo to QL- Type of Service on the next page.
    Issue 1-OSOFIWARE CONFIGURATION2-287 
    						
    							 SYSTEM WIDE PROGRAMMING
    QL- 
     CODES. TYPE OF 
    Description
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    Feature Reference
    Use this option to enter the  of service (O-5) for each LCR  number
    (trunk rotary). The choices are:
    0 
    1 FX Line
    2 MCI. Tie line
    3 Western Union
    4Same as  (but does not strip the leading 1)
    Same as  (but does not strip the leading 1)
    This option only applies to systems with LCR installed. This option does not
    apply to systems with ARS. This option does not apply to VS.
    Conditions
    None
    Default Value
    DDD. WATS (type 0)
    Least Cost Routing
    E- Trunks,  Trunk Service Number  Assign a Service Number to each
    trunk used for LCR. LCR routes calls to 
    Service Numbers, not individual
    trunks.
    GL- LCR Testing  Use this option to display your current LCR
    configuration and make changes to your LCR database.
    QL-  Codes, LCR or ARS Enable  Enter 1 to enable
    LCR.
    QL-  Codes, Number of Services  Designate how many
    services (trunk rotaries) LCR will use.
    QL-  Codes, Service Line Numbers  Indicate the trunk
    rotary master number for each of the rotaries used by LCR. This should
    correspond to the 
    EA- First Trunk in Group entry.
    QL-  Codes, COS Needed to Access ALT Route  Enter
    the minimum COS that the system requires before routing a call to the
    alternate route (if primary route is busy).
    QL-  Codes, Access Code  For dial-up services, enter
    the access code (telephone number) for the service.
    QL-  Codes, Security Code  For dial-up services, enter
    the security code the service requires.
    Least Cost Routing
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    							Q- SYSTEM WIDE PROGRAMMING
    QL- 
     CODES, TYPE OF SERVICE
    Instructions
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    Issue 1-O
    To enter data on the PRF:
    For QL- Type of 
    on Table  enter the Service type for  LCR
    service number (rrunk 
    To enter data at the programming terminal:
    After programming QL- COS Needed to Access 
     Route. you see: TYPE OF
    SERVICE
    Enter the type of service for service number 01 from Table 10.
      you enter service  0 or 1. you see: SERVICE 02 LINE NUMBER.
    Go back    ice Line  and enter data for your remaining numbers.
    OR
     If you enter  2. 3. 4 or   see: ACCESS CODEGo to QL- Access Code on the next page.
    SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION2-289 
    						
    							Q- SYSTEM WIDE 
    QL-  CODES, ACCESS CODE
    Description
    For 
     types 5.  this option to enter the service’s access code.
    With dial-up MCI. for example. this would be the MCI local number. The
    access code can be up to 11 digits ion consisting of the digits  and 
    This option only applies to systems with LCR installed. This option does not
    apply to systems 
     ARS. This option does not apply to VS.
    None
    Default Value
    No code entered.
    Related
    Programming
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    Feature Reference
    Instructions
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    Least Cost Routing
    E- Trunks, 
     Trunk Service Number  Assign a Service Number to each
    trunk used for LCR. LCR routes calls to Service Numbers, not individual
    trunks.
    GL- LCR Testing Use this option to display your current LCR
    configuration and make changes to your LCR database.
    QL- 
     Codes, LCR or ARS Enable  Enter 1 to enable
    LCR.
    QL-  Codes, Number of Services  Designate how many
    services (trunk rotaries) LCR will use.
    QL- 
     Codes, Service Line Numbers  Indicate the trunk
    rotary master number for each of the rotaries used by LCR. This should
    correspond to the 
     First Trunk in Group entry.
    QL- 
     Codes, COS Needed to Access ALT Route  Enter
    the minimum COS that the system requires before routing a call to the
    alternate route 
     primary route is busy).
    QL- 
     Codes,  of Service  Enter the type of service
    number (O-5). For example, for DDD or WATS, enter 0.
    QL- 
     Codes, Security Code  For dial-up services, enter
    the security code the service requires.
    Least Cost Routing
    To enter data on the PRF:
    For QL- Access Code on Table 10, enter the access code for each LCR service
    number (trunk rotary).
    To enter data at the programming terminal:
    After programming QL- Type of Service (and entering type 
     you see:
    ACCESS CODE
    Enter data for QL- Access Code from Table 10 and press ENTER. You see:
    SECURITY CODE?
    To erase an access code, type N.
    If your access code is 11 digits long, you don’t have to press RETURN.
    Go to QL- Security Code on the next page.
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    							Q- SYSTEM WIDE 
    QL-  CODES, SECURITY CODE
    Description
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    Programming
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    Instructions
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    For service types  use this option to enter the service’s security code,
    After dialing the access code. the caller must dial the security code before the
    service will accept the call. The security code can be 
     to 9 digitslong.
    consisting of the digits O-9. 
     and 
    This option  applies to systems with LCR installed. This option does not
    apply to systems 
      This option does not apply to VS.
    Conditions
    None
    Default Value
    No code entered.
    Least Cost Routing
    E- Trunks,  Trunk Service Number  Assign a Service Number to each
    trunk used for LCR. LCR routes calls to Service Numbers, not individual
    trunks.
    GL- LCR Testing  Use this option to display your current LCR
    configuration and make changes to your LCR database.
    QL-  Codes, LCR or ARS Enable  Enter 1 to enable
    LCR.
    QL-  Codes, Number of Services  Designate how many
    services (trunk rotaries) LCR will use.
    QL-  Codes, Service Line Numbers  Indicate the trunk
    rotary master number for each of the rotaries used by LCR. This should
    correspond to the 
    EA- First Trunk in Group entry.
    QL-  Codes, COS Needed to Access ALT Route  Enter
    the minimum COS that the system requires before routing a call to the
    alternate route (if primary route is busy).
    QL-   Type of Service  Enter the type of service
    number (O-5). For example, for DDD or WATS, enter 0.
    QL-  Codes, Access Code  For dial-up services, enter
    the access code (telephone number) for the service.
    Least Cost Routing
    To enter data on the PRF:
    For QL- Security Code on Table 10, enter the security code for each LCR
    service number (trunk rotary).
    To enter data at the programming terminal:
    After programming QL- Access Code, you see: SECURITY CODE
    Enter data for QL- Security Code from Table 10 and press ENTER. YOU see:
    SERVICE 02 LINE NUMBER
    To erase a security code.  N.
    If your security code is 9 digits long. you don’t have to press RETURN.
    Go back to 
     Service Line Numbers and enter data for your remaining numbers.
     CONFIGURATION 2-291 
    						
    							 SYSTEM WIDE PROGRAMMING
    QM- MUSIC/RELAY CONTROL, BGM LINE NUMBER
    Description
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    Instructions
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    In the large systems. use this option to designate the trunk circuit connected to
    the Background Music music source (e.g.. 05). You cannot use the trunk
    circuit you designate here for 
     other purpose. In VS, enter Y to enable
     Music;  to disable. Refer to the system Hardware Manual for
     installation details.
    Conditions
    In VS. Background Music uses the fourth trunk circuit on the first CO Module
    in the main CEU. Although 
     connect to the CEU MOH terminals, you
    cannot use the fourth trunk circuit for trunks. Refer to the system Hardware
    Manual for additional installation details.
    Default Value
    No trunk assigned (00).
    Background Music
    E- Trunks,  Circuit Type  The trunk used for BGM must be circuit type
    X. If you want to use the BGM trunk later on for another function, remember
    to:
     Remove the assignment in QM- BGM Line Number
    Reset the associated line/trunk PCB (using IR- Reset Line/Trunk Card)
    Change the trunk to the desired circuit type (using the E2 option)
    Perform a side tone test on the trunk  the IS- Side Tone Test option)
    Background Music
    To enter data on the PRF:
    For QM- BGM Line Number on Table 10, enter the BGM trunk circuit
    number for the large systems. For 
     enter  or N(o).
    To enter data at the programming terminal:
    Type  You see: 
    (Large systems) Type M. You see:  LINE NUMBER?
    OR
     Type M. You see: BGM
    (Large systems) Enter the trunk circuit number for QM- BGM Line Number
    from Table 10 and press 
    ENTER. You see: MOH LINE NUMBER?To erase an entry. enter 00.
    (VS) enter Y(es) or N(o) from Table Go to MOH Line Number on the next page. 
    						
    							Q- SYSTEM WIDE 
    QM-  CONTROL, MOH LINE NUMBER
    Description
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    Programming
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    Instructions
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    In the large systems. use this option to designate the trunk circuit connected to
    the Music on Hold music source (e.g..02). YOU cannot use the trunk circuit
    you designate here for any other purpose.
    YOU can make the same entrv for
    QM- MOH Line Number and 
     BGM Line Number, if desired. In 
    enter Y to enable Music on Hold: N to disable. Refer to the system Hardware
    Manual for additional installation details.
    In VS. Music On Hold (for internal extensions) uses the fourth trunk circuit
    on the first CO Module in the main CEU. You cannot use the fourth trunk
    circuit for trunks. (Music on Hold for outside calls does not use the trunk
    circuit.) If you want MOH for trunks 9-16, connect the MOH terminals on the
    main CEU to the MOH terminals on the expansion CEU. Refer to the system
    Hardware Manual for additional installation details.
    Default 
    No trunk assigned (00).
    Music On Hold
    E- Trunks, 
     Circuit Type  The MOH trunk port must be uninstalled
    (circuit type X). If you want to use the MOH trunk later on for another
    function, remember to:
    Remove the assignment in QM- MOH Line Number
     Reset the associated line/trunk PCB (using IR- Reset Line/Trunk Card)
    Change the trunk to the desired circuit type (using the E2 option)
    Perform a side tone test on the trunk  the IS- Side Tone Test option)
    Music On Hold
    To enter data on the PRF:
    For QM- MOH Line Number on Table 10, enter the MOH trunk circuit
    number for the large systems. For VS, enter Y(es) or N(o).
    To enter data at the programming terminal:
    After programming QM- BGM Line Number, you see: 
    MOH LINE NUMBER
    (MOH IN VS)?
    (Large systems) Enter the trunk circuit number for QM- MOH Line Number
    from Table 10 and press 
    RETURN. You see:  ALL PAGE/NIGHT AUDIBLE
    LINE NUMBER
    To erase an entry. enter 00.
    If you enter a trunk for QM- MOH Line Number, go to QM- MOH On Transfer on
    the next page.
    If you  make an entry (or enter 00), go to QM- Ext Page/Night Audible Line
    Number.
    (VS) Enter Y(es) or N(o) from Table 
    If you enter Y(es) for QM- MOH Line Number, go  QM- MOH On Transfer  
    next page.
     you enter N(o). go to QM- Ext Page/Night Audible Line Number.
     CONFIGURATION2-293 
    						
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    QM- MUSIC/RELAY CONTROL,  ON TRANSFER
    Description
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    Feature Reference
    Instructions
    Step 1 
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    Use this option to determine if transferred callers should hear Music on Hold
    or 
     tone. If enabled (Y). transferred callers hear Music on Hold while
    they wait for their call to go through. If disabled (N). transferred callers hear
     tone.
    For this option to function.  must have:
    lMusic on Hold installed (refer to the Music on Hold feature)
     Designated a trunk in QM-  Line Number
    None
    Default 
    MOH for transferred calls enabled (Y).
    None
    None
    To enter data on the PRF:
    For QM- MOH On Transfer on Table 10, enter Y(es) to enable MOH for
    transferred callers. Enter N(o) to have transferred callers hear 
     tone.
    To enter data at the programming terminal:
    After programming QM- MOH Line Number, 
    you see: MOH ON TRANSFER
    Enter data for QM- MOH On Transfer from Table 10. You see:  ALL
    PAGE/NIGHT AUDIBLE LINE NUMBER
    Go to QM- Ext Page/Night Audible Line Number on the next page.
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