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better enables the receiver to handle the call.
Trunk Name also appears on outgoing calls.
Enter: Trunk name (A - Z, 0 - 9, [space]),
NONE.
NOTE:
The maximum number of alphanumeric char-
acters a//owed for a trunk name is 16.
TDN (Trunk Directory Number)-For private lines
only (Trunk Group 15-PVL). TDN defines a
directory number that will be used to assign
private lines to a station.
Enter: 1 - - 3-digit directory number.
RAD (Remote Access Day)-A "Y" response en-
ables the Remote Access to Services trunk for
both day and night service. An "N" response
enables Remote Access only during night service.
Enter: Y or N.
NIT(Night Number)-Assigns the night station for
the trunk. Incoming calls on the trunk will ring the
night station whenever the system is in night
service. If NONE is entered, then the call will
activate the UNA signal. This parameter can also
be entered and changed by the attendant con-
sole.
Enter: Night station number (maximum: 4 dig-
its) or NONE (UNA).
NOTE:
To assign a ground-start trunk to Remote
Access to Services, enter the same DN that
was used for the REM entry in the System
Data Block (DSYS Program) for NIT (Night
Number).
DAY (Day Number)-Assigns the day station(s) for
the trunk. Incoming calls on the trunk will ring the
day station(s) when the system is not in night
service. Up to eight stations can be entered as day
stations, to have ,either immediate or delayed
ringing. Delayed ringing is achieved by entering a
9 immediately after each station number that is to
ring after the immediate-ring station(s). This will
delay the ringing of these stations for the period
set by the Delay Ring Timer in the DSYS Program
(0 - 99 seconds). After this time period elapses,
the delayed station(s) will ring. All day stations will
receive an immediate visual LED indication with
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each incoming call. A Day Number can also be
assigned as the attendant console, but the At-
tendant Console cannot be included as part of
delayed ringing. ACD pilot numbers cannot be
used as part of delayed ringing either. If NONE is
entered, the following occurs: If TEN = N in DSYS,
calls will load share between the two consoles in
the DAY mode, and will activate the UNA device
in the NIGHT mode. If TEN = Y in DSYS, trunks
assigned to TEN 0 will ring AlTO in the DAY mode
and UNA 0 in the NIGHT mode; trunks assigned
to TEN1 will ring ATT1 in the DAY mode and
UNAI in the NIGHT mode. The DAY parameter
can also be entered and changed by the attendant
console.
Enter: Day station number (up to 8 numbers
maybeentered; maximum:4digitseach).
After each station number that is to have
delayed ringing, enter a i. Enter a space
after each DN and/or DN p assignment.
AlTO orATT1 (attendant console0 or l),
or NONE (UNA in NITE service-ATT in
Day Service).
TRCL (Destination for Transfer Recall Termina-
tion)--Assigns the destination to which a transfer
recall terminates. When a transfer recall is not
answered at the originally transferring station, the
call can be routed to either an attendant, the sys-
tem UNA device, or an alternative DN.
Enter: AlTO, Al71 -Attendant Console 0 or 1.
UNA-System UNA device.
DN-Alternative station (either a station
user DN or a master hunt DN).
NONE-No termination destination (the
call will continue to ring at the originally-
transferring station).
SIG (Signaling)-ldentiies the type of signaling to be
used on the trunk circuit:
Enter: GRD-Ground Start.
LOP--Loop start.
EAM-E&M.
LDR-LoopDialRepeating(forDIDtrunks).
DIS (Disconnect Supetvision~lnfotrns the system
whether or not supervision can be expected when the
distant end disconnects. Disconnect Supervision
controls trunk-to-trunk connections for ground start
trunks.
Enter: Y or N.
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