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BELL_RING:

Defines the cadence of both internal (station-to-bell) and external (trunk-to-bell) Central

Bell/UNA calls.

ON_BELL [6]



Determines the duration of Bell/UNA relay contact closure.

Range: 1-65,534 units (1 unit = 0.1 sec.); Default: 10 units (1 second)

OFF_BELL [7]



Determines the duration for which the Bell/UNA relay contact is open, i.e. between

Bell Ring On cycles (above).

Range: 1-65,534 units (1 unit = 0.1 sec.); Default: 20 units (2 seconds)



ATT. MSG (Attendant Message Waiting) [8]

Determines the ring burst duration used to indicate Attendant Message Waiting.

Range: 1-600 units (1 unit = 0.1 sec.); Default: 50 units (5 seconds)



EXPENSIVE_ROUTE_TONE [9]

Determines the duration of an EXPENSIVE_ ROUTE_TONE.

the Routing Class

Expensive_ Route_Tone programming is

 Service (Warning Tone) and for Routingalso required in(Expensive Tone, Seeof

Dial Services

Chapter 15).

Range: 1-20 units (1 unit = 0.1 sec.); Default: 10 units (1 second)



RING [10]

Determines the silence period after offhook to answer a feature ring (for example,

wakeup, reminder, camp on, etc.), the system waits for a “Snooze” or “Activate” dial

code. Time-out after ring for feature activation.

Range: 50-600 units (1 unit = 0.1 sec.); Default: 100 units (10 seconds)



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SUPV_RECALL (PWDS Supervision Recall) [11]

Determines the time interval in which a trunk-to-trunk call, of two connected trunk

ports without disconnect supervision (determined by trunk port definition) is terminated

or recalled to the Incomplete Calls destination for monitoring and supervision (see p. 6-18).



 Also operates on magneto-to-magneto stations or magneto-to-trunk and

DISA by external trunk-to-trunk port.

Range: 300-7,200 units (1 unit = 0.1 sec.); Default: 3,600 units (6 minutes)



CONF_SUPV_RECALL (Conference Supervision Recall) [12]

Determines the time interval in which a trunk or any port without disconnect

supervision is connected to a conference and is recalled to the Incomplete Calls

destination for monitoring and supervision.

Range: 300-7,200 units (1 unit = 0.1 sec.); Default: 1800 units (3 minutes)



BREAK_IN/OUT (Break In/Out Alert) [13]

Determines the duration of the alert tone when break-in/out occurs. The tone

cadences are defined in the TON option (see page 6-52).

timer is

the conference

 Thisalert toneirrelevant for conference calls. The duration ofthe call) is set to

call

(i.e. when an additional user joins or leaves

one second and cannot be modified.

Range: 1-30 (1 unit = 0.1 sec.); Default: 10 units (1 sec.)



BREAKIN_WARNING

Defines the background tone that is heard by the two parties engaged in a call

during the entire break-in period. The tone warns the conversing parties that a third

party is listening. This tone can only be activated when the BREAK_IN_WARNING

system feature is set to Yes, see page 6-30. The combination of off/on periods

determines the tone character.

ON [14]



Determines the duration of the BREAKIN_WARNING tone.

Range: 1-65,534 (1 unit = 0.1 sec.); Default: 1 units (0.1 second)

OFF [15]



Determines the duration that the BREAKIN_WARNING tone is off.

Range: 1-65,534 (1 unit = 0.1 sec.); Default: 20 units (2 seconds)



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DTMF_TONE:

The following two parameters define the character of the DTMF tone administered by the

Coral system over a DTMF trunk when placing outgoing calls.

ON [16]



Determines the duration of the DTMF tone.

Range: 4-50 (1 unit = 10ms); Default: 10 units (100ms)

OFF [17]



Determines the minimum silence period between DTMF tones.

Range: 4-50 (1 unit = 10ms); Default: 10 units (100ms), Eu3: 16 units (160ms)



GRP_CALL_RING [18]

Defines the time that all the telephones of a Group Call Conference continue ringing

before the conference is locked against additional members. This duration starts

when a caller dials the group call dial number, at which time all the station member

sets ring. The members can off-hook and join the conference. Stations that go

unanswered will continue ringing until this GRP_CALL_RING times out. Members who

did not answer are now blocked from joining the group call.

For more information on Group Calls, see Chapter 10-Groups.

Range: 1-6,553 (1 unit = 1 sec.); Default: 30 units (30 sec.)



V.M_SLT_DELAY_BEFORE_DIAL [19]



{V9.7x}



Defines the time delay before the Coral sends its DTMF digits to the Voice Mail

System after receiving an answer signal from the Voice Mail System.

Range: 1-6,553 (1 unit = 0.1 sec.); Default: 1 unit ( 100 ms)



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System Features - Route: SFE (or 0,0,4,1)

System Feature parameters allow, deny, or modify the feature operations at the system

level. The following SFE options are available:



SFE Option



MNEMONIC



PAGE #



Trunk Calls Outgoing



SFE,0



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SFE,1



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Station Options



SFE,2



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Intercept/Incomplete



SFE,3



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Call Forwarding



SFE,4



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Camp-On



SFE,5



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Hotel



SFE,6



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Messaging



SFE,7



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Tones



SFE,8



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Diagnostics



SFE,9



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ISDN



SFE,10



(see Chapter 26)



NETWORK



SFE,11



(see Chapter 28)



WIRELESS



SFE,12



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System Features - Outgoing Trunks - Route: SFE, 0 ( or 0,0,4,1,0)

The following options apply only to outgoing trunk calls.



TK_TO_TK_CONNECT (Trunk To Trunk Connection) [0]

Allows or denies trunk to trunk connections. For example, trunks can remain

connected after the station originating a 3-way conference call, involving two trunks,

goes onhook (disconnects); or an incoming E&M dial trunk call can continue dialing

out on another trunk once the station has disconnected.

a prohibited trunk to trunk connection on specific

 To override TK_TK_CONNECT_OVERRIDE in TGDEF, see apage 8-20.trunk

group, use

To override the trunk to trunk prohibition on specific stations, use

TK_TK_XFER_OVERRIDE in COS, see page 7-12.

Range:



Yes/No;



Default: No



TK_TO_TK_TO_ST (Trunk To Trunk To Station Connection) [1]

Allows or denies all stations the ability to establish a 3-way conference call using

two trunks.

Range: Yes/No;



Default: Yes, (No: Eu systems)



PASS_TK (Pass Trunk) [2]

Allows or denies all stations the ability to transfer an established trunk call to

another station.

Range:



Yes/No;



Default: Yes



PASS_TK_DIAL_TONE (Pass Trunk Dial Tone) [3]

Allows or denies all stations the ability to pass the trunk dial tone to another

station. (This feature is also restricted in station Class Of Service.)

Range:



Yes/No;



Default: Yes



MAX_DGTS_ON_TK (Maximum Digits On Trunk) [4]

Determines the maximum number of digits available for dialing out on a trunk

(applies also to Routing, SMDR and Toll Barrier Analysis). This does not affect

the numbers dialed after a calibrated opening instruction. However, the maximum

number of digits that can be displayed on an SMDR Report is 32 up to V8.3x and 51

digits in {V8.54} and higher.

Range:



0-51;



Default: 51



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SAVE_&_SEND_DTMF (Before Tk Dial Tone) [5]

Determines whether the system will store DTMF digits before the trunk dial tone is

present. The system transmits the stored digits after dial tone is detected when this

parameter is set to Yes.

Range:



Yes/No;



Default: Yes



#ACCT_DGTS (Number Of Account Code Digit) [6]

Determines the length (# of digits) of the system call account codes that are used for call

charges (billing). Selecting a number between 5 and 16 causes the SMDR On-Line report

to print two lines per call record, the second line includes the dial number. Changes made

in this parameter will also change all codes in the VFAC table. The total number of

VFACs is dependent on: VFAC_ACCT in SIZ (see Chapter 4- Size Definition), which must be

defined first, and #ACCT_DGTS as shown in the following table.

Range: 1-16;



Default: 4 (16: European systems)

#ACCT _DGTS



Maximu m Nu mber of Co des

per Dig it Defi ni ti on



4



100



5, 6



1,000



7



10,000



8-16



10,000 (up to V8.3x)



8-16



65,000 {from V8.5x}



When the

page) is

to Yes,

range between 4

 when VFACVFACset(see nextits range setbetweenits and 16is(see below). and 16;

is

to No,

is

1



PASS_ACCT_CODE_FOR_TK_TO_TK_XFER [7]



{V8.5x}



Determines whether an account code that was defined for the 1st trunk will

automatically be passed to the 2nd trunk upon transferring.

An extension is connected with trunk no. 1. The extension user defines an ACCT_CODE.

The extension user transfers trunk no. 1 to another trunk, no. 2, and disconnects. This

parameter defines whether the ACCT_CODE that was defined for trunk no. 1 will be

automatically defined for trunk no. 2 and is printed in the SMDR record.

Note: Mainly for Caller ID application. See MFC_CALLER_ID (page 6-11). Transfer

the extension # (account code), on Outgoing trunk for CLI SMDR. The extension #

(account code) is originated by the Coral.

Range:



Yes/No;



Default: No



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VFAC. [8]

Determines whether or not the VFAC feature is used for making outgoing calls.

Additionally, defining VFAC to Yes ensures that all dialed Account Codes are checked

and verified according to the VFAC Code table. If #ACCT_DGTS above is set to less

than 4 then the VFAC parameter may not be set to Yes (see Chapter 24).

Range:

Default:



Yes (All account numbers are checked and verified)

No (Account numbers are neither checked nor verified);

No



CHARGE_TYPE (Meter Pulse/Cost - Call Duration)[9]

Determines whether charge calculation is based upon a Metering Pulse (Mtr and

AOC) or the Call Duration (Cost calculation feature).

For advice of charge (AOC) feature, enter M.

Range:

Default:



M (Metering pulses and AOC),

C (cost calculation based on call duration)

C (Eu: M)



METER_BEFORE_CONNECT [10]

Determines whether metering pulses before a trunk call is established are relevant

for call charging.



 Not used in North America (CC0 systems).

Range:



Yes/No;



Default: No (Yes: European systems)



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AOC (Advice of Charge)

The following three parameters are relevant to the Advice of Charge (AOC) feature,

when CHARGE_TYPE (previous page) = Meter, and METERING_UNIT_CHARGE (in Trunk

Group Definitions) is not equal to N (see Chapter 8).

C



O



S



T



$



$



$



x



x



x



x



x



.



y



y



C



O



S



T



$



$



$



z



z



z



z



z



z



z



z



C



O



S



T



x



x



x



x



x



.



y



y



$



$



$



C



O



S



T



z



z



z



z



z



z



z



z



$



$



$



$$$ = Currency unit (3 characters)

xxxxx.yy

; xxxxx = Cost 00,000 to 99,999

zzzzzzzz = Cost 00,000,000 to 99,999,999



yy = Cents 00 to 99



Upon termination of a call, the call cost is displayed in one of the above options

according to the following parameters:



CURRENCY_UNIT [11]



{V8.5x}



Defines the three alphabetic characters of currency unit, used in a country.

The currency unit appears on a caller’s keyset display and in the CHARGE field of

an SMDR record, along with the outgoing call price.

Range: Enter 3 printable ASCII characters. For space/blank, enter underscore: "_"

Default: "$__" (Eu2: "DM_", CC1: Shekel)



CURRENCY_SIGN_PLACEMENT [12]



{V8.5x}



Defines the location of currency unit, to the left or right of the outgoing call price.

The currency unit appears on a caller’s keyset display and in the CHARGE field of

an SMDR record along with the outgoing call price.

Range: L (left), R (right);

Default: Right (CC1: Left)



CURRENCY_FORMAT [13]



{V8.5x}



Defines the outgoing call price display format, with or without a decimal point.

This parameter is applicable to the price which appears on a caller’s keyset display

along with the currency unit.

Note: The charge field format of an SMDR record is unchangeable.

Range:

Default:



1 (xx,xxx.yy 5 digits for integer number, with a decimal point and

2 cents/ten digits)

2 (zz,zzz,zzz 8 digits for integer number, without decimal point);

1



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DGTL_TRK ANS_AS_MTR [14]

Determines whether an E1 Digital Trunk outgoing call charge is started (metering

pulse) when an answer is detected. When answer is detected, an additional metering

pulse is charged.



 Not used in North America (i.e. T1 trunks).

Range:



Yes/No;



Default: No



MAX_AUTO_REDIAL_ATTEMPTS [15] {V8.5X}

Determines the number of automatic redialing attempts.

The Coral system will redial until the external phone rings or up to the number of

attempts defined (here) system-wide, before the outside number is erased from the

scanner list.

Range:



1-15, N(No Limit);



Default: N, CC0:15,



MFC_CALLER_ID (st#/Acct_Code [16]



Eu2:5



{V8.5X}



Defines whether the caller ID number, sent by the Coral on MFC trunks to another

exchange in order to identify the calling exchange, is based on station number or

account code. (When ’A’ is selected and account code not applied by the user, the

number 6666 is sent by default).



 See MFC_ST#_IN_CALLER_ID in Trunk Group (page 8-23).

Note: Mainly for Caller ID application. See PASS_ACCT_CODE on page 6-8.

Range:

Default:



S (station #), A (account code);

S



MEET-ME PAGER PREFIX [17]

This option is used when dialing over an E&M trunk group connected to the paging

system known as ESPA (European Selective Paging Manufacturers Association). All

ranges are entered within parentheses. No digits in parentheses indicate a Meet-Me

Mode. Up to a maximum of two digits are allowed, separated by a comma.

Range:

Default:



( ) = Meet-Me Mode Always, (x), (x,y)

x, y can be any of the following: *, #, 0, 1-9;

( )



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System Features - Incoming Trunks - Route: SFE,1 ( or ,0,0,4,1)

The following options apply only to incoming trunk calls.



DISA_SUSTAIN_DGT[0] (DISA - Direct Inward System Access)

Determines the single digit which must be transmitted from an external DTMF telephone

to maintain a Remote Access connection. The digit must be sent before the end of each

time period, as determined by the SUPV_RECALL timer in Feature Timers, see p. 6-3.

Range:



0-9, #,



∗;



Default:



∗



DISA_NEW_CALL_DGT (DISA New Call Digit) [1]

Determines the single digit that must be transmitted from an external DTMF

telephone to permit the caller to dial another system number after completing the

previous Remote Access call. After pressing the digit, the system sends a new system

dial tone to the Remote Access trunk, and is prepared to receive additional digits.

Range:



0-9, #,



∗;



Default: #



DID_DIAL_TONE (DID Second Dial Tone) [2]

Determines whether dial tone is sent in response to an incoming DID trunk seizure

before the dialed digits are received from the Central Office, when set to Yes.

Range:



Yes/No;



Default: No (Tone not sent)



E&M_CONT_DIAL_TONE (E&M Continuous Second Dial Tone) [3]

Determines whether a dial tone is sent in response to an incoming seizure on incoming

E&M continuous trunks before the digits are received from a distant PABX.

Range:



Yes/No;



Default: Yes (Tone sent)



E&M_PULSE_DIAL_TONE (E&M Pulsed Second Dial Tone) [4] {V8.5x}

Determines whether a dial tone is sent in response to an incoming seizure on

incoming E&M pulsed trunks before the digits are received from a distant PABX.

Range:



Yes/No;



Default: Yes (Tone sent)



OPERATOR_ACCESS (Single-0/Double-0X) [5]



(Used only for Eu2 Countries)



Defines whether an incoming GID trunk can dial a single digit “0” (zero) or leading

“0” (zero) followed by an additional digit as defined by the DID Group Filter, see

page 8-26, and the System Numbering Plan for attendants.

Range: S/D;



Default: S



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System Features -Station Options- Route: SFE, 2 ( or 0,0,4,1,2)

ALL:

The following options apply to all station types.

MAX_RING [0]

Determines the maximum number of single line telephones (SLTs) which can ring

simultaneously per ringer power supply (RPS). The total number of SLTs which can

ring simultaneously, in the Coral I and II systems, is equal to MAX_RING. In the

Coral III, the maximum number is equal to MAX_RING times the total number of RPS

devices installed in the system. See page 6-58 for a detailed description of ringers.

Range: 1-20;



Default: 20 (4:Coral SL)



MAX_BOSS_RING [1]

Determines the maximum number of stations in a Boss Group which can ring

simultaneously.

Range:



1-20;



Default: 20



DIGIT_ONE_AS_H. F. (Digit

‘‘1’’ Used As Hookflash) [2]

Defines the digit ‘‘1’’ as a hookflash (Y) or a ‘‘1’’ digit that is ignored (N).

This option applies to any SLT, keyset, or trunk port during a call or when the

ring/busy tone is heard.



 In noisy areas this parameter should be set to No.

Range: Yes/No;



Default: Yes



KEYSET:

The following options apply only to EKTs, VDKs, DKTs and DSTs.

PCC_CAP [3]



Authorization Limit

Defines the type of external PCC connected to the VDK or DKT W/APA or ADPL or

4IAA port. This is a system wide parameter that applies to all the PCCs. Entering

Yes enables a state-of-the-art Computerized Attendant Position (CAP) which

supports up to an eight digit numbering plan. Entering No enables an old

generation PCC which supports a four digit numbering plan.

Range:

Default:



Yes(CAP)/No;

The ADPL does not support the PCC, therefore this parameter must

be set to Yes.

No



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