AT&T 585-310-231 Intuity Audix Subscribers, Loop-Start Reliable Disconnect, Intuity System Trunks

To assign these ports, use Form 2a and follow these steps:

1.Determine the logical ID (“Log. ID” column) for each port. Be sure the ports are located on BTM-012 modules and that the configuration rules (see Chapter 4) have been followed.

2.In the “Jack Type” column, ch eck “B” for each Intuity system port.

3.In the “Person, Location, or Function” column write Intuity.

Intuity AUDIX Subscribers

As a cross-check for assigning Intuity AUDIX subscribers to coverage, on Form 2a check the “AUDIX Voice Power” column for each subscriber’s extension.

Loop-Start Reliable Disconnect

Loop-start CO lines used with a voice messaging system must have reliable disconnect to signal when the calling party has hung up. Without reliable disconnect, voice ports may remain engaged for long periods of time without being used. Reliable disconnect must be obtained from the central office and administered on the MERLIN LEGEND system for proper processing. To specify reliable disconnect, use Form 2c. Check “Yes” under “Reliable Disconnec t?” at the top of the form.

Intuity System Trunks

As a cross-check for assigning trunks to ring directly into Intuity system functions such as automated attendants, bulletin boards, or Intuity IVR applications, on Form 2c write one of the following identifiers in the “Function” c olumn:

AAFor Automated Attendant (you may want to include the mailbox number.)

VM fOr Voice Mail

BBFor Bulletin Board (you may want to include the mailbox number.)

name For Intuity Intro Voice Response Application

Group Coverage

All voice mail subscribers who receive call answer coverage from Intuity AUDIX are organized into a coverage group. The coverage group is defined on the Group Coverage form (Form 7c for Release 3.0; Form 6d for Release 2.0). The easiest place to get the subscriber extensions is from Form 2a, System Numbering — Stat ion Jacks.

Issue 2.0 December 1995 2-3