Special Processing For Message Waiting Lamps - NEC 2400 Integration Manual

Special Processing for Message
Waiting Lamps
NOTE:
The instructions in this section only can be performed by trained AT&T
software specialists.
The SID can buffer up to 4000 individual message waiting transactions and wait
for small intervals of time to perform the transactions. Incoming calls receive a
higher priority. If you use the Metrics View and discover that the SID is holding
large numbers of MWL transactions you can perform one of the following actions.
You can alter the MWL Interleave Factor. By decreasing the MWL
Interleave Factor, the speed of transactions out of the queue increases,
but call processing speed decreases. See the documentation supplied
with your switch for more information.
You can use the SID's enhanced MWL processing. Continue with the
instructions in this section to use the enhanced MWL processing.
On a very active voice mail system, a subscriber can receive multiple messages
in a very short period of time. Each message turns on the MWL which quickly
increases the size of the buffer. Enhanced MWL handling insures that only a
single entry in the MWL queue is used for a specific subscriber, which reduces
the queue loading.
For example, an INTUITY System receives three MWL requests in rapid
succession. The first turns on John Smith's lamp, the second turns off J. Doe's
lamp, and the third turns on John Smith's lamp. Each is a valid request and each
is queued for processing. John Smith's lamp does not need to be lit twice,
however.
Enhanced MWL processing defaults to disabled and the SID queues and
processes all MWL requests in sequence. In the example above, all three
requests would be processed and John Smith's lamp would be lit twice in quick
succession.
If you enable enhanced MWL processing, the MWL command for John Smith is
sent to the queue as a normal request. Any future requests for John Smith
overwrite the first, insuring that John's lamp is only turned on once and set to the
state that the voice messaging system expects at the time of the operation. When
enhanced MWL processing is activated, the number of requests made by the
INTUITY System can be considerably larger than the actual number of
transactions undertaken by the SID.
Use the instructions on the next page to enable the enhanced MWL processing
feature.

Special Processing for Message Waiting Lamps

Issue 2 December 1995
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