I. General Rules for Entering Names

Chapter 2: Programming Requirements



J.



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Authorization Items



Not utilized in the Coral SL and DX Common Control



(Relevant to Coral systems with MSX Common Control)



{V8.3x}

The Authorization set is assigned system-wide and determines the feature

implementation capabilities or feature access authorization for a customer.

The software authorization unit (SAU) contains a sequential serial number for

software authorization. This authorization includes the basic software usage

authorization, system sizing and specific feature usage authorizations. All

authorization information is included in a special diskette which is part of the

software installation set.

Any attempt to exceed limited or maximum numbers, e.g. sizing, will result in an

error message.



 In the Coral with DX Common Control and Coral SL, all sizes are set to

the maximum size range and all features are enabled.

When a feature is not authorized in the system, any attempt to access that feature

results in the following message:

(feature name) is not authorized in the system.

In the following pages all options that are controlled by the authorization system

are assigned “Authorization Limit” or “Authorization Control”.

Any feature authorization upgrade can be performed by updating the system with

the contents of the authorization diskette having a serial number matching the

existing authorization unit (up to 31 upgrades).

An upgrade may also be performed by a full system installation provided a new

software set is available.

Full system installations provide 31 additional upgrades.



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Installation



This branch presents certain system defaults, based on the Software Authorization

Unit, at the time of initial installation. Installation parameters configure the system

logic, allocate memory, establish default system sizes and set port and feature

defaults; all based on the type of system specified.

Installation and Feature Authorization display fields are described on the following

pages:

Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p 3-1

Feature Authorization . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p 3-3



!



Installation parameters are programmed automatically by the

manufacturer before all other parameters are programmed.



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Installation - Route: SYSGEN, 0 (or 0,0,0,0)

The following fields show the presently defined system type, and country of

installation. Used for display purposes only.



SYSTEM_TYPE

The parameter defines a set of countries or authorities with similar specifications.

Range:



0 (Most Countries), 1 (Special Applications), 2 (European system)



COUNTRY

Determines the country in which the system is installed. “USA” includes countries

using the American standard. This parameter determines several defaults including

display and grammar conventions, whether central office trunks default to loop start

or ground start, port dialing default is rotary or DTMF, special timers, etc.

System_Type 0



Range:



System_Type 1

System_Type 2



Range:

Range:



0 (USA), 1 (Israel and ROW), 2 (Mexico), 3 (Brazil),

4 (Venezuela), 5 (Argentina), 6 (China);

0/1/2: Consult Factory;

0 (Netherlands), 1 (Belgium), 2 (Germany), 3 (Spain)

4 (Hungary),5 (Greece), 6 (Australia);



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Feature Authorization - Route: FEAT,1

Displays the feature implementation capabilities on feature access authorization.

Two options are available (for more information see page 2-10):



0 - DISPLAY CURRENT

Displays the current authorization set, limitations and feature capabilities.



1 - DISPLAY NEW (DISKETTE) {V8.5x}

Displays the pending authorization set, on the installed authorization diskette,

which can be loaded for system upgrades.

DISPLAY CURRENT and DISPLAY NEW determine whether the feature is available

(see Table below). To activate a restricted feature, please see your dealer.



FEAT URE



RANG E



DESCRIPTI ON

Shows the maximum stations and trunks allowed in

the system. XXXX when defined, means that the limit

of individual type is equivalent to the number of ports.



1- PORTS



4000 (max)



2- KEYSETS



XXXX (or 1-4000)



3- SLTS



XXXX (or 1-4000) Note: The total of KEYSETS+SLTS+TRUNKS must be



4- TRUNKS



XXXX (or 1-4000)



5- ROUTING



YES/NO



Routing Access and Cost Calculation features.



6- DATA FEATURES



YES/NO

NO for Coral SL



Data Communications Features.

Access to data services by VDK and TIM units will be

denied. DIM units are available in any case.



7- SMDR BACKUP



YES/NO



Provides the system with a memory buffer for storage

of SMDR on-line records whenever the printer or log

device are unable to accept records.



8- 2nd LANGUAGE



YES/NO



Defines the extra languages that may be used by the

KEYSET displays.



9- 3rd LANGUAGE



YES/NO



10- 4th LANGUAGE



YES/NO



11- VFAC



YES/NO



Defines VFAC feature for outgoing calls.



12- PRI {V8.3x}



YES/NO



Enables PRI23 and PRI30 card operation when set to

Yes. Routing Authorization (above) must be set in

order to use PRI in the system.



13- ACD



YES/NO



Defines the ACD HUNT GROUP type features. When

the authorization is not present, only UCD groups are

available.



less than the number of PORTS.



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Feature Authorization - Route: FEAT,1

FEAT URE



RANG E



DESCRIPTI ON



14- HOTEL/MOTEL



YES/NO



Determines whether the following features are

accessible:

ROOM STATUS

CHECK IN/OUT

WAKEUP

CALL CHARGE



15- CAP



YES/NO



Enables a state-of-the-art Computerized Attendant

Position (CAP). When Authorization is not present,

only old PCC version 10.xx is available.



16- TRAFFIC (TAP)



YES/NO



Enables the installation of the Traffic Application

Package (TAP).



17- TBR {V8.5x}



YES/NO



Enables the installation of the 4TBR or 8TBR cards.



18- CoraLINK {V9.2x}



YES/NO



Enables the installation of the CLA or MCLA cards

used in order to operate the CoraLINK feature.



19- NETWORK {V9.2x} YES/NO



Enables ISDNet Setup. QSIG calls are enabled only

with Network Authorization.



20- DUPLICATION

{V9.5x}



YES/NO

N/A*



Enables a Coral III/4GC System setup with Duplication

Common Control.



21- CoralAIR {V9.5x}



YES/NO



Enables installation of the SKW cards thus providing

service for wireless telephones.



22- 4VS NO ANSWER YES/NO

{V9.5x}



Decides whether the Coral sends an answer signal to

the CO upon receiving incoming calls from the CO

depending on whether the call was answered by a

System Message (see DVMS, p.23-3).



23- CONF {V9.5x}



YES/NO



Enables the conversion of a CNF card from an 8 port

3-Way Conference Card (max: 8 simultaneous calls of

3 members) to a 2 port Conference Card (max: 2

simultaneous calls of 15 members).



24- SLT-VM {V9.7x}



YES/NO



Allow the incorporation of Voice Mail on ISTs and

SLTs by using the SLS peripheral cards instead of

E&M trunks.



25- CALL TRACE

{V9.7x}



YES/NO



Allows the Called Party or an Attendant to compile a

list of all incoming calls to the “Called” station. The

Attendant can compile a list for more than one station.



26- CALLER ID

{V9.7x}



N/A*



Enable the identification of the calling party’s number

when using analog trunks.



*N/A appears when the feature is not applicable to the particular system.



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Size Definition



This chapter defines the system size parameters. In order to allocate the memory

resources efficiently, the SIZE topics are divided as follows:

Sizes Definition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p 4-2

Sizes Tabulation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p 4-13

System General Speed-Calls . . . . . . . . . . . . p 4-15

Music Sources. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p 4-16

Time Slots (Coral III/4GC only) . . . . . . . . . p 4-20



Sizes Definition and Sizes Tabulation relate to the parameter sizes, updating,

displaying and tabulating the parameter sizes based on the different types of

keysets and system ports available.

System General Speed Calls (for DX Common Control only) displays information

for Private Libraries (speed calls) stating whether the memory location is on disk or

on the system memory. System General Speed Calls also define the number of

libraries available per extention.

Music Sources defines the music source set-up for the system and for individual

keyset users. Up to four different music sources are available.

Time Slots describes the number of time sots used system-wide and other hardware

installation considerations.



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Sizes Def - Route: SIZ (or 0,0,0,1)

This chapter is used to set the system size parameters. Sizes must be programmed

before all other parameters.



!



Changing the “Size Def” parameters causes:

1) The system database (excluding installation, size table and

the MAX_DVMS_MSG field in SFE messaging) to return to

its default values.

2) The system to reset.

3) The interruption of all calls.



Size parameters allocate the Coral memory resources efficiently for a particular

installation. Modifying the size table utilizes unused memory space for active

features.

When making changes in the features listed in the following table, the changes are

temporary. The changes are only made permanent after entering Y for the Update field

at the end of the table. If Y was not entered for the Update field, the changes are saved

in the temporary memory. Upon returning to Size Definition, enter P in the DISPLAY

Pending_Changes parameter to save the pre-recorded changes permanently. Otherwise,

the changes are erased and the current system parameter values are displayed.

The following table describes examples of the maximum and default sizes for the

database memory that can be allocated for each type of Coral system. The sizes are

listed by items, such as SLT, DID, et. al.



CURRENT_Config (Default/Modified)

Shows whether or not a change was made in SIZE. If a change was made, the word

“MODIFIED” is shown. If no change was made, then the word “DEFAULT” appears.

the DEFAULT

 To return tosee page 21-3. configuration, First Initialization must be

performed,

Range: Default/Modified



SYSTEM TYPE, COUNTRY

Shows the recently defined system type and country of the system.

(Display purposes only.)

Range: See Page 3-2



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Sizes Def - Route: SIZ (or 0,0,0,1)

DISPLAY Pending_Changes (P) ?

Size Definition can be modified either during initialization or via the Pending Mode.

When modified via the Pending Mode the changes are temporary. Therefore,

initializing the system erases all temporary changes and resets the system. Pending

Mode definitions are lost because the data is written to a nonbacked-up RAM.

When the system is updated, however, data is written to the backed-up RAM.

Before entering SIZES, the system checks for a previous change that is still pending

if UPDATE was not done. Answering P causes the system to return to the previous

changes. Any other answer causes the system to ignore all entries previously made.

Entering P preserves the current pending changes. Entering any other key removes

the pending changes. DISPLAY Pending_Changes is usually utilized when you made

some changes, but forgot to perform the UPDATE operation.

Range: P/No;



Default: (Previous Changes Not Saved)



 In the following pages:

•

•



!



All references to SVC apply only to CORAL I , CORAL II, CORAL III/SVC

and CORAL III/30 systems.

All references to 4GC apply to all CORAL III/4GC and CORAL with DX

Common Control systems regardless of the number of slots.



IMPORTANT !

The sizes listed in this database are established by program

default and can be changed.

The sizes are, however, ultimately limited by the SAU.

Changes may affect other sizes or operational relationships within

the system.



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Sizes Def - Route: SIZ (or 0,0,0,1)

Table 4-1. Maximum & Default Values for Size Definition

Item



Coral Systems

Fun cti on

SL



Max Por ts



SVC



4 GC



Defined by Current

Authorization (SAU)



Display purposes only. Shows the maximum

stations and trunk capacity. The maximum number

of stations and trunks cannot be changed.



STATI ONS

Maximum

Stati ons

Maximum*



SLT

Default



Max Keysets



KEYSETS

1



Maximum*

Default



WIRELESS Maximum*

{V9. 5x}

Default



*



**



Defined by Current

Authorization (SAU)



Shows the current capacity for Magneto and Type

500 or Type 2500 standard Single Line Telephones

(SLTs).



48



16



16



Defined by Current

Authorization(SAU)



Defined by Max

Keysets

0



0



Maximum*

Default



KEYSETS

3



Display purposes only. Shows the maximum station

capacity for all SLT, EKT, DKT, DST, VDK and Wireless

stations. The maximum number of stations cannot be

changed.



Maximum*

Default



KEYSETS

2



Defined by Current

Authorization (SAU)



0



16



50



Shows the current keyset capacity for the following

sets: EKT 3XX, VDK 321, DKT 23XX, TIM.

Note: AA is identified as VDK321.



16

Shows the current capacity for portable handsets.



1536

200



Shows the current keyset capacity for the following

sets: EKT 2XX, VDK 221.



0



Defined by Max

Keysets

48



Shows the current keyset capacity for the following

sets: EKT 1XX, DIM, DKT 21XX, DKT 1XXX, DST,

VDK 121 and the VDM**.



0



Defined by Max

Keysets

0



Display purposes only. Shows the maximum keyset

capacity for all Wireless, EKTs, DKTs, DSTs, VDKs

and data interface modules (VDM, DIM and TIM). The

maximum number of keysets cannot be changed.



50



The maximum values in systems with MSX Common Control are set individually during Initialization by the

Authorization Unit.

The total number of KEYSETS 1, KEYSETS 2, KEYSETS 3 and WIRELESS cannot exceedMax Keysets.

The total number of SLT, KEYSETS 1, KEYSETS 2, KEYSETS 3 and WIRELESS cannot exceed Max Stations.

The 8SVD cards require 16 ports. Eight ports must be allocated under KEYSETS 1 and

another eight ports under either KEYSETS 1 or KEYSETS 3 for each 8SVD card.



 The total number of current SLT, KEYSETS,WIRELESS and TRUNKS

cannot exceed the Max Ports value.

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Sizes Def - Route: SIZ (or 0,0,0,1)

Table 4-1. Maximum & Default Values for Size Definition

Item



Coral Systems

Fun cti on

SL



SVC



4 GC



TRUNKS

Maxi mum Trunks



Display purposes only. Shows the maximum trunk

Defined by

Current Authorization capacity for all PRI, LGS, E&M and DID trunks. The

maximum number of trunks cannot be changed.

(SAU)



Maximum*



Defined by

Max Trunks



LG S

Default



30



Maximum*



DI D



8



Shows the current E&M trunk capacity for the

following card types:

4TEM, T1-E&M, 30T-E&M.



Defined by

Max Trunks



E&M

Default



8



30



4



Shows the current CO loop and ground start trunk

capacity for the following types of cards:

4T, 8T, T1-LS/GS, 30T-DOD, 30T-NONDID, GID,

ALS70-LS/DID/NONDID.



4



Maximum* Defined by Max Trunks Shows the current Direct Inward Dial (DID) trunk

capacity for the following card types: 8DID, 30T-DID,

Default

30

8

8

BID.

Maximum*



Defined by

Max Trunks



Shows the current Primary Rate Interface (PRI)

circuits for ISDN, or the number of B channels.

This parameter affects the maximum PRI 23/30

cards on PRI channels that can be installed (see

page 26-11).

For PRI23 enter 24.

For PRI30 enter 30.



PRI

(I SDN)

{V8. 3x}



Default



TBR

(I SDN)

{V8. 5x}



Maximum*Defined by Max Trunks Shows the current Basic Rate Interface (BRI)

Trunk circuits for ISDN, or the number of B

channels.This parameter affects the maximum

Default

32

0

0

4TBR and 8TBR cards on BRI channels that can

be installed (see page 26-11).

For 4TBR enter 8.

For 8TBR enter 16.



*



30



0



0



The maximum values in systems with MSX Common Control are set individually during Initialization by the

Authorization Unit.

The total number of LGS, E&M, DID, PRI and TBR trunks cannot exceed the Maximum Trunks value.



total number of current

 TheMax Ports value. SLT, KEYSETS and TRUNKS cannot exceed

the



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