Nortel manual

Created By : Abdelsalam Elsobky

Nortel Administration and support

Manual

Created By :

Abdelsalam Elsobky


Copying a set

The following describes the procedure for creating a new set (telephone) by copying all the

attributes from another, known good one. This is useful for ensuring that class of service (CLS),

voice mail access, and network restrictions (NCOS) are correctly programmed in the new set.

Remember:

DN (Directory Number) is the telephone number

TN (Terminal Number) is the physical station port

Note, the Terminal Number (TN) defines the hardware location of the telephone:

TN: <loop> <shelf> <card> <unit>

Small System TN's are: <card> <unit>

Find a spare DN...

List Unused Directory Numbers - LUDN

At the DN prompt, specify a range or hit return to list all available.

LD 20

REQ: PRT

TYPE: LUDN

CUST 0

DN

CUSTOMER 00 - UNUSED DNS:

3448 3449 3452 3453 3454 3455 3456 3457 3458

3459

3460 3461 3462 3463 3464 3467 3469 3470 3472

3473

3474 3476 3478 348 3490 3491 3492 3493 3495

3496

3497 3498 3499 3500 3502 3503 3505 3506 3507

3508


Find a spare TN...

List Unused Voice Units - LUVU

At the TN prompt, specify a range or hit return to list all available.

REQ: LUVU

TYPE: 2616

TN

TYPE 2616 TN 008 0 13 01 8D VCE

TYPE 2616 TN 008 0 13 02 8D VCE

TYPE 2616 TN 008 0 13 03 8D VCE

TYPE 2616 TN 008 0 13 04 8D VCE

TYPE 2616 TN 008 0 13 05 8D VCE

Copy a set to new TN, with new DN...

CPY 1: Copy 1 set - CFTN: copy from TN - TN: to new TN - DN: with new DN

REQ: CPY 1

TYPE: 3902

CFTN 12 0 14 11

DES

*** MAKE PRINTER READY ***

TN 08 0 13 01

DN 3456

NEW 3902 TN 12 0 14 12 DN 3456

SCH5525

*** FINISHED ***

SCH5525 indicates that the new TN's are MARP's for the new prime DN's. It is an info, not an error.

Making Multiple Copies

Above we used CPY 1 to make one copy. We can also create more copies, e.g., 3 with CPY 3,

which is useful when adding a number of new sets. When doing multiple copies, a new prompt

appears:

SFMT aaaa - Select format, where aaaa can be: AUTO, TNDN, TN, or DN.


Moving a Set

DO NOT move ACD's, as data corruption can occur. Always PRT, OUT, then re-build on the

new TN.

There is no 'swap' command for stations. To swap two sets - e.g., for an office move, one must

be 'moved' to a temporary TN.

Prompts and responses: LD 20

REQ MOV - Request = MOV or MOV PAIR

TYPE xxxx - Type must match hardware.

TN l s c u - From Terminal Number.

TOTN l s c u - To new TN Number.

Note, the Terminal Number (TN) defines the hardware location of the telephone:

TN: <loop> <shelf> <card> <unit>

Small System TN's are: <card> <unit>

Example station move:

Abdelsalam and Islam Abbas are swapping offices!

Islam Abbas is at ext. 10500 - TN 004 1 05 04 - telephone TYPE: 3902

Abdelsalam is at ext. 10524 - TN 64 0 0 9 - telephone TYPE: 2004P2

We also need a spare (temporary) Digital TN that is not programmed, in this example: 004 1 05

05

Then, in LD 20 follow:

REQ: mov

TYPE: 3902

TN: 004 1 05 04

TOTN: 004 1 05 05- Islam Abbas is moved to the temporary TN.


then Enter through... Islam Abbas is in limbo right now (on the spare TN)... continue to move

Abdelsalam.

Next, follow:

REQ: mov

TYPE: 2004P2

TN: 64 0 0 9

TOTN: 004 1 05 04 - Abdelsalam is moved to Islam Abbas' original TN.

then Enter Through... now Abdelsalam is moved to where Islam Abbas was...

Then do:

REQ: mov

TYPE: 3902

TN: 004 1 05 05

TOTN: 64 0 0 9 - Islam Abbas is moved Abdelsalam' original TN (from the

temporary TN).

then Enter through... Islam Abbas is now where Abdelsalam was!

You have Successfully Swapped Abdelsalam and Islam Abbas's places without having to

change any wiring!

Now just swap their Physical telephone sets.


Group Hunting

One of two hunting types may be specified to determine the order in which the extensions in the

group will be searched to find a free extension.

These are :-

Linear Hunting (LIN)

Hunting starts from the first DN in the list to the last, until an idle extension is found.

Round Robin (RRB)

Hunting starts at the first free extension after the last extension used, therefore

distributing calls evenly amongst the members of the group.

Any member can opt out of the group to prevent being accessed via the pilot DN.

Users enter a Flexible Feature Code for Group Hunt Termination Deactivation - GHTD (e.g.

#59).

Digital set users may have a dedicated key to opt out.

Feature Implementation

This feature is implemented in two stages:

The first stage uses LD 18 to define the extensions in the group.

Each extension is placed in "STOR" of what is termed the "Group Hunt List".

The list is identified by a unique list number. There is a separate list for each hunt group

in the system.

The second stage uses LD 57 to define the Pilot DN and associate it with the "Group

Hunt List".

Examples:

Two examples are given below.

Example 1 details the steps taken to change the extensions in an existing group.

Example 2 details how to create a new group.


Example 1 - Changing the Extensions In a Departmental

Hunt Group

In this example an extension (DN 2555) is added to the group identified by Pilot DN 2111.

The procedure consists of three parts:-

1. Using LD 57 to obtain the list number for Pilot DN (2111)

2. Using LD 20 to print the extensions in the list.

3. Using LD 18 to change the list

1. First find the list number.

> LD 57

REQ PRT

TYPE FFC Always enter FFC to this prompt.

CUST 0

CODE PLDN Request printout of Pilot Directory Numbers.

The system responds by printing out all Pilot DNs defined on the system.

CUST 0

FFCT YES

PLDN 2000

USE GPHT

LSNO 050

HTYP RRB

CFWI NO

MQUE 0

PLDN 2010

USE GPHT

LSNO 051

HTYP RRB

CFWI NO

MQUE 0

PLDN 2111 Pilot DN is 2111.

USE GPHT Used for Group Hunting.

LSNO 063 List number 63.

HTYP RRB Round Robin type hunting.

CFWI NO NO indicates that any extension in the group that activates Call Forwarding will be

excluded from the hunt group (YES would indicate that any extension in the group that activates

Call Forwarding will still be included in the hunt group.)


MQUE ALL Calls may be queued when all extensions in the group are busy.

ALL indicates that every incoming call will be queued and will hear ring tone when all

extensions in the group are busy.

1 indicates that only the first call will be queued.

0 Indicates that no calls will be queued.

ACTM indicates that the number of calls allow to queue will be equal the number of Active

memb

**** Exit Program 57.

2. Now print the extensions in list 63.

>LD 20

REQ PRT

TYPE GHT

LSNO 63 Specify the list number.

SIZE This is a system response indicating the maximum number of extension permitted in this

list.

RNGE You can limit the number of group members (extensions) printed by specifying the

numbers of the stores you wish to print. Carriage return indicates that all stores are to be

printed.

The system responds with the listing.

GHLN 0063 List number.

GHT List type.

PLDN 2111 Pilot DN.

DNSZ 4 Indicates that the DNs stored have a maximum of 4 Digits.

STOR 0 2202 DN 2202 is held in store 0.

STOR 1 2303

STOR 2 2404

STOR 3 2505

STOR 4 Store 4 is spare.

STOR 5

REQ end.

3. In this third stage we add DN 2555 to list 63.


>LD 18

REQ CHG

TYPE GHT Identify the type of list.

LSNO 63 Identify the list number.

SIZE

WRT

STOR 4 2555 Add DN 2555 to the spare store number 4.

WRT

STOR

REQ end

Note: To delete an entry from a store, select the store as if you were changing its contents

(above) and press the space bar twice then carriage return until the REQ prompt appears and

then exit the program.

Example 2 - To create a new Hunt Group

LD 18

REQ new

TYPE ght

LSNO x

DNSZ 4 ( dn digit length )

SIZE 10 define max number of DN's in list

WRT c/r

stor 0 1st dn

WRT c/r

stor 1 2nd DN

WRT c/r

stor 2 3rd dn

....

.... and so on until list is complete

LD 57

REQ chg

TYPE ffc

CUST 0

FFCT c/r

CODE pldn

PLDN (enter pilot dn here)

use gpht (group hunt)

lsno xx (pilot DN is assigned to this list number...)


htyp rrb (indicates round robin hunting LIN for Linear hunting)

cfwi no

mque all

pldn (create another Pilot - C/R till you see REQ)

REQ end

Call Forward by Call Type (Hunting Option)

This enhancement to the Hunting feature provides the capability for the system to send an

internal call to a Directory Number (DN) different from the DN used for an external call when the

telephone is busy.

A common way to use this capability is when the dialed telephone is already busy with a call,

internal calls can be redirected to Voice Mail messaging while external calls can be redirected to

a person.

To enable the Call Forward by Call Type (Hunting Option) capability, you must allow the Hunting

(HTA) feature in addition to the Call Forward by Call Type (CFTA) feature in the Class of

Service (CLS) of the telephone.

Additional CLS CFTA prompts:

HUNT xxxx - internal, busy DN

FDN xxxx - internal, no answer DN

EHT xxxx - external, busy DN

EFD xxxx - external, no answer DN

Note: Second Level call forward (forwarding a forward) requires LD 10/11 class of service

options: FNA, SFA (Second Level CFNA Allowed) and CNIA (Call Number Information Allowed).

SFA won't work without CNIA, and both are default disabled.

PROBLEM: Hunting and Forwarding do not work!


If hunting/forwarding does not work for a particular set, check KEY 00 to see if MARP is

enabled.

Using hyper-terminal, print the TNB of the set in question: in the keys section, check MARP is

shown next to key 00.

To do this in MAT or Optivity, double click the KEY 00 button, and check that MARP is "yes".

MARP indicates that this set 'owns' the DN. If it doesn't 'own' the DN, it cannot control the

hunting/forwarding conditions. In other words, if not MARP'd, hunting/forwarding will not work as

expected!

To change MARP in HyperTerminal:

LD 11

REQ: chg

TYPE 2616

TN 4 1 12 1

ECHG yes

ITEM key oo scr 4378

HNT FNA

MARP on TN 004 0 11 01

MARP yes

MARP on TN showns you the TN of the set that currently 'owns' this number (and thus controls

the call forwarding features). This will always default to the lowest physical TN unless you

manually change it.

MARP prompt, if you input YES (the default is NO), a message prints out to indicate that a

MARP has changed:

SCH5524 DN X..X NEW MARP L S C U

X..X represents the new DN

L S C U represents the Loop number, Shelf number, Card number, Unit number of this

telephone.

Authorization codes


Authorization codes (Authcode) allow a user to temporarily 'override' the access restrictions

(NCOS, COS, and TGAR) assigned to a station (or trunk).

To program an Authcode:

In LD 88 - first make an AUB (Authcode data block), then an AUT (Authcode entries data block).

Edit the CLAS to desired TGAR and/or NCOS. Note, the SPWD (secure password) default is

0000. It is not recommended to change this.

In LD 10/11 - assign Authcode to the set with AUTR (Authcode required) and MAUT. Test the

Authcode changes to the COS are as desired!! Prefix the code with SPRE 6, ie, key

16+authcode

First, create AUB and AUT blocks:

LD 88 - NEW or CHG - AUB.

ALEN is the number of digits in Authcode.

RANR is the RAN route number, use X if not required.

MEM AVAIL: (U/P): 1332108 USED U P: 48093 77974 TOT: 1458175

DISK RECS AVAIL: 381

REQ new

TYPE aub

CUST 0

SPWD

ALEN 4

ACDR no

AUTHCOD_ALRM

RANR x

ACLE

BRST

RTRY

CLAS

Here, we manually add an authorization code of 8888 (must be 4 digit from above). It is

assigned CLAS 0.



REQ new

TYPE aut

CUST 0

SPWD

CODE 8888

SARC no

CLAS 0

CODE


Next, edit CLAS 0 to give the desired NCOS and TGAR changes.



REQ chg

TYPE aub

CUST 0

SPWD

ACDR

AUTHCOD_ALRM

RANR

ACLE

BRST

RTRY

CLAS 0

COS ctd

TGAR 2

NCOS 5

CLAS



Finally, change the station to a restricted NCOS and TGAR, and to require an

Authorization code.

In Station Administration: LD 10/11, enter the allowed AUTH code(s) for this station.

REQ: chg

TYPE: 500

TN 19 0

ECHG yes

ITEM tgar 1

ITEM ncos 0

ITEM cls autr

ITEM maut

AUTH 1 8888

AUTH

ITEM

That’s it!

TN 019 0 00 00

TYPE 500

CDEN 4D

CUST 0

WRLS NO

DN 4130 0 MARP

AST NO


IAPG 0

HUNT

TGAR 1

LDN NO

NCOS 0

SGRP 0

RNPG 0

XLST

SCI 0

SFLT NO

CAC_MFC 0

CLS CTD DTN FBD XFD WTA THFD FND HTD ONS

LPR XRD CWD SWD MWD RMMD SMWD LPD XHD CCSD LND TVD

CFTD SFD MRD C6D CNID CLBD AUTR

ICDD CDMD LLCN EHTD MCTD

GPUD DPUD CFXD ARHD OVDD AGTD CLTD LDTD ASCD

MBXD CPFA CPTA UDI RCC HBTD DDGA NAMA MIND

NRWD NRCD NROD CRD PRSD MCRD

EXR0 SHL ABDD CFHD DNDY DNO3

USRD BNRD RTDD RBDD RBHD FAXD PGND FTTC

AUTH 1 8888

2

3

4

5

6

PLEV 02

AACS NO

MLWU_LANG 0

DATE 21 NOV 2002

Assign direct number to Ext


ld 49

DGT000


DISK SPACE NEEDED: 169 KBYTES

REQ prt

TYPE idc

CUST 0

DCNO 1

DCNO 1

SDID NO

REQ chg

TYPE idc

CUST 0

DCNO 1

IDGT 5333

5 3 3 3 10500

IDGT

Create hot key with number

(multi-function keys models)


LD 20

REQ: chg

TYPE: 2004P2

TN 64 0 0 9

ECHG yes

ITEM key 1 scr 10508

FNA

MARP ON TN 064 0 00 17

MARP

CPND

VMB

KEY

ITEM

FNA

Remove Hotkey

REQ: chg

TYPE: 3903

TN 4 1 2 10

ECHG yes

ITEM key 1 nul

KEY

Reset 909 line

Ld 20

PT0000

REQ: stat 4 0 8 4


BUSY

REQ: stat 4 0 8

00 = UNIT 00 = IDLE (TRK)(CO LOP )




04 = UNIT 04 = BUSY (TRK)(CO LOP )



07 = UNIT 07 = IDLE (TRK)(MUS OWK )

REQ: disl 4 0 8 4

IPMG LOOP

NPR707

REQ: disc 4 0 8

REQ: stat 4 0 8

00 = UNIT 00 = DSBL (TRK)(CO LOP )







07 = UNIT 07 = DSBL (TRK)(MUS OWK )

REQ: enlc 4 0 8

stat 4 0 8

NPR624

REQ: stat 4 0 8



02 = UNIT 02 = BUSY (TRK)(CO LOP )





07 = UNIT 07 = IDLE (TRK)(MUS OWK )

Reset BRI

ld 96

DCH000

.dis dch 25


.****

>

OVL000

>ld 60

DTI000

SL-1 --- SYS-12/AXE-10 SWE/NUMERIS/SWISS/TCNZ

/EUROISDN/SING/THAI/MSIA/INDO/CHNA

/INDI/PHLP

CHANNEL TIMESLOT MAPPING

.

SL-1 NETWORK TIMESLOT

B-CHANNEL 1 -15 1 -15 1 -15

16-30 17-31 17-31

D-CHANNEL 31 16 16

disl 25

OK

.enll 25

OK

.stat

PRI2 LOOP 25 - ENBL

REF CLK: DSBL

SERVICE RESTORE: YES

ALARM STATUS: ACCEPTABLE

CH 01 - IDLE DID VOD * CH 02 - IDLE DID VOD *










CH 21 - UNEQ CH 22 - UNEQ





CH 31 - DCH 25

Reset card

ld 20

stat 4 1 8

disc 4 1 8


enlc 4 1 8

Save current configuration

LD 43

EDD

To know Dials 901 902 etc. TN

ld 21

PT1000

REQ: ltm

CUST 0

ROUT

ACOD 901

TYPE TLST

TKTP COT

ROUT 1

DES LAND1

TN 004 0 05 00 MBER 1 LAND 1

TN 004 0 05 04 MBER 2 LAND

TN 004 0 06 01 MBER 3 LAND 1

TN 004 0 07 00 MBER 4 LAND 1

Create new user with grant access

ld 17

CFN000




DCH AVAIL: 252 USED: 2 TOT: 254

AML AVAIL: 15 USED: 1 TOT: 16

REQ chg

TYPE pwd

PSWD_COMP

FPC

LOUT

FLTH

LOCK

FLTA

AUDT

LLID

ACCOUNT_REQ new

PWD_TYPE lapw

PWTP

USER_NAME admin4

PASSWORD

CONFIRM

OVLA 20 21 or (for full access type "all")

OVLA

CUST

HOST

MAT

OPT

PDT

PWD ACCOUNT SETTINGS SAVED

ACCOUNT_REQ



DCH AVAIL: 252 USED: 2 TOT: 254

AML AVAIL: 15 USED: 1 TOT: 16

Class of Service Guide

The following CLS assignments determine the calling options and features available to the

telephone.

Defaults are shown in parentheses. Enter each non-default option required, separated by a

space.


Station CLS options - LD 10: Analog - LD 11: Digital

CLS Analog Digital Description

AAA (AAD)

Automatic Answerback Allowed/Denied

ABDA (ABDD)

Abandoned call record and time to answer

Allowed/Denied

ADD

Automatic Digit Display

ADV

Data Port Verification Allowed

(AGN)

ACD Agent

AGRA (AGRD)

Agent Greeting Allowed/Denied

AGTA (AGTD)

ACD services for 500/2500 Active/Not Active

AHA (AHD)

Automatic Hold Allowed/Denied

(ALCA) ALCB

ALC loss plan: class A port type/class B port type

AOS

ACD Supv Can Observe Other Supv

ARHA (ARHD)

Audible Reminder of Held Call Allowed/Denied

ASCA (ASCD)

Alarm Security Allowed/Denied

AUTD

Denied Authorization code Class of Service

AUTR (AUTU)

Restricted/Unrestricted Authorization code Class of

Service

BFEA (BFED)

Boss Secretary Feature Enhancement Allowed/Denied

BNRA (BNRD)

Busy Number Redial Allowed/Denied

(BUZZ)

Buzz when off hook

C6A (C6D)

Six-Party Conference Allowed/Denied

CCBA (CCBD)

Collect Call Blocking - Blocked/Not Blocked

CCSA (CCSD)

Controlled Class of Service Allowed/Denied

CDCD (CDCA)

Conferee Display Count Denied/Allowed

CDMA (CDMD)

Generate external station activity records (Not

CDR)/Not Generate

CFHA (CFHD)

Call Forward/HUNT Override Allowed/Denied

CFTA (CFTD)

Call Forward by Call Type Allowed/Denied

CFXA (CFXD)

Call Forward All Calls to external DN Allowed/Denied

CLBA (CLBD)

Activate Calling Party Number and Name per-line

blocking

CLTA (CLTD)

Network Call Trace from this telephone Allowed/Denied

CMSA (CMSD)

Command and Status link Allowed/Denied

CNAA (CNAD)

CLASS Calling Name Multiple Data Format

Allowed/Denied

CNDA (CNDD)

Call Number Display Allowed/Denied

CNIA (CNID)

Call Number Information Allowed/Denied

CNTA (CNTD)

Network ACD Countdown Allowed/Denied

CNUA (CNUD)

CLASS Calling Number Multiple Data Format


Allowed/Denied

CNUS

CLASS Calling Number Single Data Format Allowed

(CPFA) CPFD

Forced Camp-On from another set Allowed/Denied

(CPTA) CPTD

Forced Camp-On to another set Allowed/Denied

CRA (CRD)

Continuous Ring Allowed/Denied

CRPA (CRPD)

Corporate Directory Allowed/Denied

(CTD) CUN

Conditionally Toll Denied (default)/Unrestricted

CWA (CWD)

Call Waiting Allowed/Denied

CWNA (CWND)

Call Waiting Notification Allowed/Denied

(DAPA) DAPD

Display Access Prefix Allowed/Denied

(DDGA) DDGD

DN display on other set Allowed/Denied

DDS

Delay Display, display activates after call is answered

(DDV)

Data Port Verification Denied

DELA (DELD)

Dealer Allowed/Denied

DIP

Dial Pulse - rotary and dial pulse telephones.

DLO

Digital Long telephone set

(DNAA) DNAD

DN of set/Route will be used in 3WT ANI messages/

DNDA (DNDD)

Dialed Name Display Allowed/Denied

DNDN (DNDY)

Diversion Notification Option (QSIG)

(DNO3) DNO1-2

Diversion Notification Option (QSIG) DNO1-3

(DOS)

ACD Supv Cannot Observe Other Supv

DPUA (DPUD)

DN Pickup Allowed/Denied

DRDA (DRDD)

Distinctive Ringing by Directory Number Allowed

(DRG1) DRG2-4

Distinctive Ringing: 1-High fast/2-High slow/3-Low

fast/4-Low slow

(DSH)

Digital Short telephone set

DSI (DSX)

Data Service access or IS Server TN Allowed/Denied

DTA

Data Terminal

(DTN)

Digitone DTN is used for 2500 sets

EHTA (EHTD)

Enhanced Hot Line Allowed/Denied

ELA (ELD)

Erase lists Allowed/Denied

ENG

English language display

(EXR0) EXR1-4

Executive Distinctive Ringing Off/use Tone 1 to 4

FAXA (FAXD)

Fax/Modem allowed ISDN call Allowed/Denied

FBA (FBD)

Call Forward Busy - DID calls Ring Attendant/Call

Forward Busy Normal

FDSA (FDSD)

Force Disconnect Allowed/Denied

FICA (FICD)

Forward Intercom Calls Allowed/Denied

FITA (FITD)

Flexible Incoming Tones Allowed/Denied

FLXA (FLXD)

Flexible voice/data Allowed/Denied


FNA (FND)

Call Forward No answer Allowed/Denied

FRE FR1-2

Fully Restricted/Restricted 1/Restricted 2

(FRN)

French language display

(FTTC) FTTR

Allows trunk to trunk connections for

Conference/Denied - no conferencing

FTTU

Allows trunk to trunk Conference and Transfer

FXSP

Flexible Services Port

GPUA (GPUD)

Group Pickup Allowed/Denied

GRLA (GRLD)

Group Listening Allowed/Denied

HBTA (HBTD)

Hunt By call Type Allowed/Denied

HFA (HFD)

Digital Telephone Handsfree Allowed/Denied

HPR

High Priority station

HSPA (HSPD)

"Hospitality Allowed/Denied, used for Hospitality

Management"

HSTA (HSTD)

Host Terminal Allowed/Denied

HTA (HTD)

Hunting Allowed/Denied

IAMA (IAMD)

ICP Answering Machine Allowed/Denied

ICDA (ICDD)

Internal Call Detail Recording Allowed/Denied

IMA (IMD)

Integrated Messaging Service Attendant

Allowed/Denied

IPNA (IPND)

Intercept Position Allowed/Denied

IRA (IRD)

Incoming Ringing Line Preference Allowed/Denied

IRGA (IRGD)

Interrogation set Allowed/Denied for intercept computer

LDN

Listed Directory Number defined in CDB - used for

CLID

LDTA (LDTD)

Line Disconnect Tone Allowed/Denied

LLC1-3

Line Load Control Class 1, thru 3

(LMPN) LMPX

MW Lamp - status of the mailbox associated with the

prime DN/any DN

LNA (LND)

Last Number Redial Allowed/Denied

LOL

Long line Class of Service (default if CLS = OPS)

LPA (LPD)

Message Waiting Lamp Allowed/Denied

(LPR)

Low Priority station

LVXA (LVXD)

LOGIVOX Class of Service Allowed

MBXA (MBXD)

Multi-Party Operation (MPO) Blind Transfer

Allowed/Denied

MCBN

Set linked to a non-MICB line card

MCBY

Set linked to a MICB line card

MCDA (MCDD)

Microsoft Converged Desktop Allowed/Denied

MCRA (MCRD)

Multiple Call Arrangement Allowed/Denied


MCTA (MCTD)

Malicious Call Trace Allowed/Denied

MINA (MIND)

Message Interrupt Allowed/Denied

MPTA (MPTD)

Modem Pass Through Allowed/Denied

MMA (MMD)

Multimedia Allowed/Denied

MNL

Manual service - Used for HOT

MOAA (MOAD)

Mute on Answer Allowed/Denied

MRA (MRD)

Message Registration Allowed/Denied

MSIA (MSID)

Make Set Busy Improvement Allowed/Denied

MTA (MTD)

Maintenance Telephone Allowed/Denied

MWA (MWD)

Message Waiting Allowed/Denied

NAIA (NAID)

No Answer Indication Allowed/Denied

(NAMA) NAMD

Name Display on other set Allowed/Denied

NDD

No Digit Display

NIA (NID)

Non-ringing Incoming Line Preference Allowed/Denied

NOVA (NOVD)

Network Override/Breakin Allowed/Denied

NRCA (NRCD)

Night Restriction for forced Camp-On Allowed/Denied

NROA (NROD)

Night Restriction for Priority Override Allowed/Denied

NRWA (NRWD)

Night Restriction for Call Waiting Allowed/Denied

OCBA (OCBD)

Outgoing Call Barring Allowed/Denied

OLA (OLD)

Outgoing Line Preference Allowed/Denied

ONDA (ONDD)

One Number Delivery Allowed/Denied for a portable

(ONP)

On-Premises extension

ONS

On-Premises Station (default for all others)

OPS

Off-Premises Station (default if CDEN is DD)

OPX

Off-Premises extension Supported by QPC192 only

OVDA (OVDD)

Override Allowed/Denied

(PDN)

Primary Directory Number

PGNA (PGND)

Allow/Deny PAGENET access

POA (POD)

Privacy Override Allowed/Denied

PRSA (PRSD)

Priority Call Pickup Allowed/Denied

PUA (PUD)

Call Pickup Allowed/Denied

RBDA (RBDD)

Redirection By Day Allowed/Denied

RBHA (RBHD)

Redirection By Holiday Allowed

RCBA (RCBD)

Recall to Boss Allowed/Denied

(RCC)

Restricted from Receiving Collect Calls

RDI

Restricted from receiving DID calls

(RDLA) RDLD

Automatic Redial Allowed/Denied

RLFA (RLFD)

Reversed Lamp Flash Allowed/Denied

RMMA (RMMD)

Remote Monitoring of Messages Allowed/Denied

RMMO

Allow Remote Monitoring of Messages


RNGB

"Apply ringing when idle, off hook or busy"

RNGI

Apply ringing when idle but off hook

RTDA (RTDD)

Call Redirection by Time of day Allowed/Denied

SFA (SFD)

Second Level CFNA Allowed/Denied

(SHL)

Short line Class of Service

SMSA (SMSD)

Standalone Mail Server Allowed/Denied

SMWA (SMWD)

Extended Message Waiting Indication Allowed/Denied

SPKA (SPKD)

Speaker Allowed/Denied

SPV

ACD Supervisor

SRE

Semi-Restricted

STSA (STSD)

Set-to-Set Messaging Allowed/Denied

SWA (SWD)

Station-to-Station Call Waiting Allowed/Denied

TDD

Tandem Digit Display Automatic set display feature

TENA (TEND)

Tenant Service Allowed/Denied

THFA (THFD)

Centrex Trunk Switch Hook Flash on this set

Allowed/Denied

TLD

Toll Denied

TSA

Three-Party Service allowed

TVA (TVD)

Trunk Verification from station Allowed/Denied

UCC

Not Restricted from Receiving Collect Calls

(UDI)

Not Restricted from Receiving DID Calls

ULAA (ULAD)

Set Based Administration User Access Allowed/Denied

UNR

Unrestricted

USMA (USMD)

Meridian 911 position Allowed/Denied

USRA (USRD)

User Selectable Call Redirection Allowed/Denied

(VCE)

Voice Terminal

VMA (VMD)

Server Voice Messaging Allowed/Denied

(WTA) WTD

Warning Tone Allowed/Denied

XFA (XFD)

Call Transfer Allowed/Denied

XFR

Hookflash disabled - no transfer

XHA (XHD)

Exclusive Hold Allowed/Denied

XMWI (XMWD)

Extended Message Waiting indication Allowed/Denied

XRA (XRD)

Ring Again Allowed/Denied

Guide to Software Loads

Administration Loads are CLEAR - Maintenance Loads are GRAY

Use Administration Loads to program and/or print TN, Customer, or System data.

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Use Maintenance Loads to check the Status (STAT), Enable (ENL), or Disable (DIS)

TN's, Cards, and Loops.

For further details, refer to the relevant Software Input/Output Guide.

Printing data:

In loads 22 or below, print in either LD 20, 21, or 22 (see below).

In loads 23 and above, print in the same load.

LD 1 Template Audit.

LD 2 Set time and date (STAD), reports, thresholds etc.

LD 10 Analogue (500/2500) phone settings.

LD 11 Digital (SL-1, M2000, etc) phone settings.

LD 12 Create or modify Attendant Consoles (2250)

LD 13 Digitone Receivers, Tone Detectors, Multifrequency Senders and Receivers.

LD 14 Trunks eg. Analog, Route members, auto terminations etc.

LD 15 Customer Data Block. Enter a gate opener at the TYPE prompt:

AML (Application Module Link)

ANI (Automatic Number Identification)

ATT (Attendant Consoles)

AWU (Automatic Wake Up Data)

CAS (Centralized Attendant Service Data)

CCS (Controlled Class of Service)

CDR (Call Detail Recording)

FCR (Flexible Code Restriction)

FFC (Flexible Feature Codes)

FTR (Features and options)

HSP (Hospitality Management)

ICP (Intercept Computer Update)

IMS (Integrated Message Service)

INT (Intercept Treatments)

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LDN (Listed Directory Numbers)

MON (Set-based Monitoring)

MPO (Multi-Party Operations)

NET (Networking)

NIT (Night Service)

OAS (Off Hook Alarm Security)

PPM (Periodic Pulse Metering)

PWD (Password)

RDR (Call Redirection)

ROA (Recorded Overflow Announcement)

SLS (SIP Line Services)

TIM (Timers)

TST (Test lines)

LD 16 Route Data Settings on routes - ability to change routes, assign IDC tables to a route,

use ESN etc.

LD 17 Configuration Record 1. Enter a gate opener at the TYPE prompt:

ADAN (Input/output devices - includes D-channels)

ALARM (Alarm filter configuration data)

ATRN (Aries Transmission)

CEQU (Common Equipment parameters)

CFN (Configuration data block)

OVLY (Overlay area options)

PARM (System Parameters)

PWD (System Password and Limited Access)

VAS (Value Added Server)

LD 18 Speed Dial Lists, Hotlines etc.

LD 19 Code Restriction

LD 20 Print Routine 1 - Phones, DNs, TNs etc.

2.0 Mb/s Digital Trunk Interface (DT2) data

Analog set (500 and PBX) data

Associate (AST) BCS and Analog Sets data

Attendant console (2250) data from LD 12

Automatic Call Distribution Priority Agent (PRI2) data



Communication Set (BCS) data

Call Pickup Network Wide (CPNW) data

Channel data: Real Analog, Virtual Analog and Virtual Digital

Communication Set (BCS) data

Data access card (DAC) data

Dial Intercom Group (DIG) data

Dial Tone Detector (DTD and XTD) data

Digital set (2000 series, 3000, and Aries) data

Digitone Receiver (DTR) data

Directory number (DNB) data/range/selection

Hot Line List (HTL) data

Hunting (HNT, GHT, and EHT) data

Multifrequency (MFC, MFE, MFR, MFK5, MFK6, MFVE) data

Mobile Extension (MOBX) data

Out of Service unit (OOSSLT and OOSMLT) data

Power (PWR) data

Pretranslation (PRE) data

Special Service List (SSL) data

Speed call lists (SCL) data

Tandem Connection (TCON) data

Template (TEM) data

Terminal Number Block (TNB) data (telephones, trunks, range)

Tone Detector (TDET) data

Trunk data: All Trunks (TRK)

Trunk data: Specific Trunk types

Universal Extension (UEXT) data

Unused Card (LUC) data

Unused Directory Number (LUDN) data

Unused Units (LUU) data

Unused Voice or Data unit (LUVU or LUDU) data

Voice Mailbox (VMB) data

LD 21 Print Routine 2 - Listing and Routes Info.

Application Module Link (AML) data

Attendant Console (ATT) data

Automatic Number Identification (ANI) data

Automatic Wake Up (AWU) data

Call Detail Recording (CDR) data

Call Redirection (RDR) data

Centralized Attendant Service (CAS) data



Centralized Attendant Service (CASK) Key

Code Restriction (CRB) data

Controlled Class of Service (CCS) data

Core Inventory (CINV) data for all systems

Customer data block (CDB)

Flexible Code Restriction (FCR) data

Flexible Feature Codes (FFC) data

Hospitality Management (HSP) data

Integrated Message Service (IMS) data

Intercept Computer Update (ICP) data

Intercept Treatments (INT) data

ISDN Signaling Link (ISLL) data

Listed Directory Numbers (LDN) data

Networking (NET) data

Set Relocation (SRDT) data

Test lines (TST) data

Timers (TIM) data

Trunk Members (LTM) data

LD 22 Print Routine 3 - Configuration.

Audit trail (AUDT) data

Common Equipment (CEQU) data

Configuration Record (CFN) data

Input/output device (ADAN) data

Integrated Message Service (IMA) data

Issue and Release (ISS)

Overlay area (OVLY) data

Package (PKG) information

Password (PWD) data

Peripheral Software Version (PSWV) data

System Limits (SLT) data

System Loop Limit (SLL) data

System Patch (ISSP) data

Tape ID (TID) data

Value Added Server (VAS) data

LD 23 Create and print ACD groups, NACD & CDN's



LD 24 Creating and modifying DISA's

LD 25 Move Data Blocks

LD 26 Create, modify, and print Do Not Disturb Groups

LD 27 Configure ISDN BRI hardware and settings.

LD 28 Route Selection for Automatic Number Identification

LD 29 Memory management - determine the amount of memory used etc.

LD 30 Network / signaling diagnostics, e.g. On trunk loops, from digital card to digital phone, clock

controllers (DTI2 or PRI2)

LD 31 Telephone attendant console diagnostics

LD 32 Network / Peripheral equipment diagnostics including Dgtl LC and FALC cards, analogue and

digital sets etc.

LD 33 Peripheral Equipment Diagnostic for 1.5Mb/s RPE and Fiber Remote IPE.

LD 34 Diagnostics on Digitone receivers, dial tone detectors. Enabling and disabling the TDS loop

(See LD 38 for CONF loop)

LD 36 Trunk Diagnostics, and stats. Clear minor alarm indication on attendant consoles.

LD 37 Input/Output diagnostic. Enable/Disable TTY's and MSDL's

LD 38 Enabling and disabling the CONF loop (See LD 34 for TDS loop)

LD 39 Status of Peripheral signalling, Clock Controller, clear minor alarms on active CPU etc.

LD 40 Call Detail Recording (CDR) diagnostics.

LD 42 Enable/disable/give status of Call Detail Recording (CDR). Clear maintenance display

alarms.


LD 43 Equipment Data dump - downloading config. for backup storage etc.

LD 44 Software audit.

LD 45 Background Signaling and Switching diagnostic.

LD 46 Multi frequency sender diagnostic for automatic number identification.

LD 48 Link diagnostics - ISDN D-channel etc. Activating and deactivating Voice Mail (AML).

LD 49 Flexible code restrictions and Incoming Digit Conversion.

LD 50 Call Park settings

LD 51 Intercept Computer Update

LD 52 2.0Mb/s Remote Peripheral Equipment

LD 53 2.0Mb/s Remote Peripheral Diagnostic

LD 54 Multi frequency Signaling Diagnostic

LD 56 Route Access Restriction , flexible tones - future possibly, cadences.

LD 57 Setting Flexible Feature Codes.

LD 58 Radio paging

LD 60 DTI and PRI link diagnostics. Enabling / disabling / status etc.

LD 61 Message Waiting Lamp Reset

LD 62 1.5Mb/s Remote Peripheral Equipment Local End Diagnostic

LD 66 Conversion. Used to convert to a new version of software.

LD 73 Settings for DTIs and PRIs, timers, SICA tables etc.


LD 74 DPNSS

LD 75 DTI / PRI maintenance.

LD 77 Manual Print - print the signals from the peripheral cards to the common equipment.

LD 79 Virtual Network Service

LD 80 Call tracing for diagnostics.

LD 81 Listing phones with selected features.

LD 82 Print hunt patterns and Multiple Appearance groups.

LD 83 Print a list of TN's and TN blocks in Designation (DES) order

LD 84 Add line designators (DES) to existing single line (500/2500) sets.

LD 85 Add line designators (DES) to existing multi line (SL1/M2000, etc) sets.

LD 86 ESN, Digit manipulation, Route list data block, NARS / BARS etc. Build or print RLI's.

LD 87 Co-ordinated dial plan.

LD 88 Authorization codes, possible introduced with charge accounts.

LD 90 ESN, NARS / BARS, AC1 / AC2. (In relation to internal network CDP). Build or print

SPN's.

LD 92 Scheduled testing of TIEs / DIDs etc.

LD 93 Multi-tenant service.

LD 94 MFC for internal network applications.

LD 95 Call Party Name Display (NEW, CHG, PRT, OUT).


LD 96 D-Channel diagnostics. Very important for internal network links, and ISDN PRI circuits.

LD 97 Configuration Record 2. Enter a gate opener at the TYPE prompt:

BTD (Busy Tone Detection data block)

DTD (Dial Tone Detection parameters data block)

DTR (Digitone Receiver parameters data block)

FDL (Flash Download for M3900 sets)

FIRP (Fiber Remote Parameters Data Block)

LOSP (Loss Plan Tables data block)

SUPL (Superloop parameters data block)

SYSM (System Parameters for MSDL/MISP card)

SYSP (System parameters for Peripheral Equipment)

XCTP (Conference/TDS/MF Sender card parameters data block)

XPE (Extended Peripheral Equipment shelf data block)

LD

117

IP network maintenance and diagnostic functions. Ethernet and Alarm Management.

LD

135

Used for functions on the CPU's (e.g. SCPU = swap CPU) Used for functions on the

CNI cards

LD

137

Used for functionality on the system disk drives. (e.g. Swap drives or synchronize

drives)

LD

143

Customer Configuration Backup and Restore. Software Upgrade and Installation utility.


These responses are described below:

AUTO - The system provides new TN's and DN's automatically. Note the TTY output

using this command.

TNDN - Manual selection of TN's and DN's. TN and DN are prompted -n- times as

defined by the CPY command.

TN - New DN's are provided by the system, TN is prompted -n- times as defined by the

CPY command.

DN - New TN's are provided by the system, DN is prompted -n- times as defined by the

CPY command.

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