AT&T 585-300-903 Removable, Cartridge Drive, Storage Drive, Replaceable, Unit, Reset, Log, Sender

Glossary GL-17

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Removable	A 20- or 50-Mbyte AUDIX disk drive with a removable magnetic-media cartridge.
Cartridge Drive	AUDIX-L uses a Removable Storage Drive (RSD) with an 80-Mbyte magnetic-media
(RCD)	cartridge.
Removable	An AUDIX-L disk drive that permits removal and replacement of the 80-Mbyte
Storage Drive	magnetic-media cartridge. One RSD is required per system for software updates and
(RSD)	backup procedures.
Replaceable	Any removable device that the system can identify as faulty. The unit may have more
Unit	than one part (such as the FP-PE, which controls three circuit packs).
Reset	A low-level hardware function that causes various processors to interrupt, then begin
	to execute their RAM initialization.
Resolved Alarm	A list of the date and time at which alarms were activated and resolved (or retired),
Log	shown by the maintenance : resolved alarm : display form. The
	maintenance : resolved alarm : specification form can be used to
	select resolved alarms to display based on type or time.
Restart	An AUDIX Enhanced feature that allows subscribers who have reached AUDIX
(AUDIX)	through the Call Answer feature to access their own mailboxes by typing the *R
	(Restart) command. This is especially useful for long-distance calls or for AUDIX
	Standalone users who wish to access AUDIX when all the Voice Mail ports are busy.
Restart (System)	A partial system initialization from FP memory using booted programs already in
	RAM. This can be done using the Control Mode Menu (Function 4) or the startup
	form. A restart resets the FP and opens and mounts all filesystems that need to be
	active for full service.
Retention Time	The amount of time messages are saved on disk before being automatically deleted
	from a subscriber’s mailbox.
Return Call to	An AUDIX Enhanced feature that allows subscribers to immediately place a call to
Sender	the originator of an incoming message if that person is in the switch’s dial plan.
S Bus	The main bus of the AUDIX system which connects all other major processor
	subsystems (FP and DBP) as well as the minor processors (VB, SCPI, and DBPI).
Scan	To listen to a message body or header.
Scan Incoming	Activity 2 on the Activity Menu which allows subscribers to review, forward, or
Mailbox	respond to messages they have received from other subscribers or through the Call
Activity	Answer feature.
Scan Outgoing	Activity 4 on the Activity Menu which allows subscribers to review, edit, or redirect
Mailbox	messages they have scheduled for delivery, or to check the status of messages that are
Activity	already sent.
Scheduled	A time and/or date that a subscriber optionally assigns to a message that tells AUDIX
Delivery Time	when to deliver it. If a delivery time is omitted, AUDIX sends the message
	immediately.
Screen-Labeled	The top row of eight keys on a display terminal whose functions are marked by
Keys	reverse video blocks at the bottom of the screen. The keys’ functions change when
	the screen labels change.