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CALL PROGRESS TONES

Call Progress tones provide audible feedback on the status of calls during call set-up.

● Busy Tone: A slow pulsed tone indicating that all facilities for answering the call are in use.

●Call Waiting (Camp-On) Tone: A single short tone to a busy terminal indicating

that another call is waiting (has been “camped on” by the attendant).

●Confirmation Tone: Three short tones indicating that the system has accepted the

instruction entered or that your ARS queued call is being placed.

● Dial Tone: A steady tone indicating that dialing or feature activation can begin.

● Dialing Feedback: Indicates that a digit has been dialed.

●Preferred Route (Queuing) Tone (ARS): Five short tones. Indicates no facility

is currently available to place your call. If you remain off-hook, your call will be placed as soon as a facility becomes available.

●Reorder Tone: A fast pulsed tone indicating that all trunks are busy, a dialing

error has occurred, or the terminal is restricted from making this call.

●Ringback Tone: In general, indicates that a called terminal is ringing. For additional information, refer to “Tones” in Section 5.

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Contents

AT&T System 1987 AT&T All Rights Reserved To Order Copies of this Document Refer to Document Number Notification to the Telephone Company Means of ConnectionRepair Instructions Private Line Service Rights of the Telephone CompanyHearing AID Compatibility FCC Registration Information FCC Warning Statement Contents Section Overview Overview Organization System 25 Description Merlin System 25 Block Diagram Call Handling Capabilities SafetyBusiness Communications Needs Did Incoming Business CommunicationsPDC Outgoing Business Communications Internal Call Movement Data Communications Page Growth & Rearrangement Page Conclusions List of Figures Smdr Starlan BISSAT LED Administration Requirements DescriptionConsiderations Interactions System Features Feature Name Type Network Features Data FeaturesFeature Name Feature Station Features Feature Name SINGLE-LINE Multiline Terminal Button Label † Attendant Features Feature Name Console Button Label † Type Account Code Entry Interactions Attendant Call Extending Selector Console optional Attendant CAMP-ON Interactions Call Coverage/Direct Group Calling DGC If None Attendant Cancel Attendant CONSOLE, Direct Trunk Direct Trunk Attendant Console Dual Console Operation Position Busy System Assign Primary Secondary Attendant Direct Trunk Attendant Console Connections Attendant CONSOLE, Switched Loop Fixed Buttons Figure Programmable Feature Buttons Figure Attendant Message Waiting Attendant Message Waiting Used by DSS Display Figure Switched Loop Operation Console Buttons and Display Answering a Call on a Loop Button Placing a Call on a Loop Button Call Types Ringing Attendant Features Call Originations Switched Loop Attendant Console Connections Attendant Direct Extension Selection Model 23A1 Attendant Direct Extension Selector Console Considerations Attendant Direct Extension Selector Console Connections Attendant Display V2 Slac Only Call Information Display Incoming call from a system user Incoming did callIncoming coverage call Call from console to system user Returning parked callOutgoing trunk call Conference set up by attendant Inspection ModeConference 3 Conference 4 Timer Functions Attendant Forced Release V2 Slac Only Only Join Attendant Message Waiting Systems with Switched Loop Attendant Consoles Slac Systems with Direct Trunk Attendant Consoles Dtac Call Coverage Administration Requirements Manual Release Automatic Release Interactions Attendant Return Coverage on Busy Administration Requirements Attendant Return Coverage on DON’T Answer Administration Requirements Attendant Source and Destination V2 Slac Only Attendant Splitting ONE-WAY Automatic Systems Technician Automatic Intercom Administration Requirements Automatic Route Selection ARS ARS Flow Chart ARS Routing Pattern Table FRL Automatic Route Selection Flow Chart Sheet l Automatic Route Selection Flow Chart Sheet 2 0f Considerations ARS Hardware Requirements Automatic Route Selection Routing Pattern BUSY-TO-IDLE Reminder Call Accountability Call Accounting Page Facility Code #190-#199 is identified in this field Call Accounting System CAS CAS Model CAS Models 200, 300, 500,Page AT&T Call Accounting Systems CAS Model Stations Account Codes Date Time DUR FAC STN Account PDC Ascii Character Description Valid Position Characters Column Number Ascii Character Description Position 12. Smdr Call Record Header Format Z21OA Adapt 15. Smdr Output Equipment -On-Premises Switched Connections 16. Smdr Output Equipment-Off-Premises Direct Connections 17. Smdr Output Equipment-Off-Premises Switched Connections Standard Group Coverage DGC Group Coverage V2 only Page Administration Requirements Standard Group Coverage Interactions DGC Group Coverage V2 Only Administration Requirements DGC Group Coverage V2 Only Sent to coverage Call COVERAGE-INDIVIDUAL Call Coverage -Group Unanswered Call Following Forwarding Interactions Call Park Considerations Attendant Selector Console Assign Call Park buttons Directed Call Pickup Group Call Pickup Administration Requirements Call Progress Tones Outward Restriction Facility Access RestrictionToll Restriction ARS Restriction Hardware Requirements Data call or place Data call Voice call V2 only Options Current Default OptionsEXit Change options View options Hangup Partial List of Permissible Data Port TN726 Options Option Definition Host Modem Computer Users 18. Communications Access Manager Architecture Page Single-Line Voice Terminals Multiline Voice Terminals101 Extended Stations An 102 Switched Loop Attendant Consoles Multiline Voice Terminals except SlacAll Multiline Terminals 103 104 Data Call Setup DTE Devices Data Endpoints106 Ascii Data Terminal With Keyboard Data Terminal Without Ascii Keyboard107 Host Computer Endpoint Analog Data EndpointDCE Devices 108 Data Endpoint States Data Call Processing Modes Connecting Configurations Controlling Features 111 Dialed Characters Dialing CorrectionPause 112 End-to-End Signaling Call DispositionAnswering Endpoint 113 114 Interactions End-To-End Signaling See above text 115 Dial Code Assignments 116 Voice Terminal Directed Features PDC to Voice Terminal AssociationData Dial Codes DDCs Direct Inward Dial did Number Assignments 118 20. Dictation System Connections FCC Registered 119 21. Digital Tape Unit 120 121 122 123 Transfer For 124 125 23. Delay Announcement Equipment Connections FCC Registered 126 127 128 129 Access to Paging Zones and DGC Groups 130 131 132 133 134 Making a Data Call Activating Expert Mode135 Activating the Third-Party Call Setup Feature DialUser Changeable Options Examples Command PE Command MYInteractions Command Mode 137 Conference 138 139 24. External Alert Connections 140 25. Supplemental Alert Adapter Connections 141 BIS and Hfai Voice Terminals Calls Eligible for Hands-Free Service142 Voice Terminals without HFUs Voice Terminals with HFUs143 144 500A/502A Headset Adapters 145 MET Headset Adapter 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 Ringing Line Preference Prime Line Preference155 Preselection 156 L-USE Indications LED IndicationsUse Line Status Meaning Red LED Green LED 157 158 159 Console Configurations Message CENTER-LIKE Operation V2 Slac OnlyMessage Center Call Types 160 161 Call Coverage Message Waiting Attendant Message Waiting162 Station-To-Station Message Waiting 163 164 Calling Restrictions 165 166 167 30. Music-On-Hold Equipment Connections FCC Registered 168 31. Music-On-Hold Equipment Connections Non-Registered 169 Directed NS 170 Trunk-Answer-from-Any-Station 171 172 AT&T 173 32. Delay Announcement Equipment Connections FCC Registered 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 Calls Placed to a PDC 181 Calls Placed to a Floating PDC 182 Direct Station Selection 183 184 185 186 Facility 187 188 189 190 35 B Emergency Transfer Unit ETU 36. Emergency Transfer Unit Connections 192 37. Multiple ETU Arrangements 193 Special Characters Char Used in Repertory Dialing NumbersCHAR. Used in Personal Speed Dialing Numbers 194 Transmits an actual Char Used in Personal Speed Dialing Numbers195 To Program a Number by Using the Switch To Program a Number by Using a Code196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 Speaker S101A/S102A Speakerphone PEC 3163-HFU 4A Speakerphone System207 38. Speakerphone Adjuncts 209 S102A 210 41. Speakerphone Connections For 12-Button MET Sets 211 System Speed Dialing CHAR.FUNCTIONChar Function 212 Personal Speed Dialing 213 214 Access System 25 Starlan Network Access Access215 Starlan Interface Circuit Pack Communications Access Manager CAM216 Starlan Network View of System System 25 View of a Starlan NetworkCalls from System 25 to the Starlan Network 217 Wiring 218 219 ZTN78 220 Administrable Parameters Individually Administrable defaultCommon Administration default ATL Adapters Linear Hunting Example Circular Hunting ExampleCombinational Hunting Example 222 Call Coverage Station 223 224 Centralized Administration 225 226 SAT Connection Information Backspace Return227 45. Model 703 System Administration Terminal 228 229 230 TYPICAL-103A Connection Block 48. SAT On-Premises Switched Connections 231 49. SAT Off-Premises Direct Connections 232 50. SAT Off-Premises Switched Connections 233 System Maintenance System Errors And AlarmsPermanent System Alarms Error s Automatic Maintenance Tests Error Logs235 Tandem Trunking S c r i p t i o nTrunk Number C o n d A t i o n 236 237 Test N s i d e r a t i o nsT e r a c t i o ns 238 THIRD-PARTY Call Setup Voice Terminal sourceData Terminal source 239 Setting Up a Third-Party Call 240 Expert Mode Administration Requirements Data PortAT&T Starlan Network Access T e r a c t i o ns Call Coverage TIE Trunks 242 243 TOUCH-TONE and Dial Pulse Services Touch-Tone Dial PadsTouch Dial Pads 244 T e r a c t i o n s 245 246 Data Call Origination Using Transfer to Data Transfer to DataData Call Preindication 247 248 Trunk Groups 249 N s i d e r a t i o n s C i l i t yS t r i c t i o n s e e Calling Restrictions 250 251 TRUNK-TO-TRUNK Transfer 252 User Changeable Options Definition User Changeable Options253 51. Command Mode Menu Tree Changing Options-General Viewing Options255 EXit Low Changing Data Port Speed256 Interactions Expert Mode 257 Virtual Facilities 258 Examples of Virtual Facility Numbers A R a C T E RF U N C T I O N259 Example Accessing a Virtual Facility260 261 ATL TDMMET List of Tables Digital Switch System 25 Digital Switch Common Control Call Processor Circuit Pack ZTN82 or ZTN128 Call Processor ZTN82 or ZTN128 Circuitry Interrupt Level Memory Circuit Pack ZTN81 or ZTN127 Timing and Control Logic Circuit Switching Network TDM Bus Time Slot Generation Not a Timing Diagram Physical Characteristics Electrical Characteristics Time Slot No Function TDM Bus Diagram -Three Cabinet System Port Circuits SINGLE-LINE Voice Terminals SMD Asynchronous Data Unit CAS Call Accounting System Translated, and yellow circuit busy Port Circuit Pack Common Circuitry Ground Start Trunk ZTN76 Unique Ground Start Trunk ZTN76 Circuitry Loop Start Trunk ZTN77 Unique Loop Start Trunk ZTN77 Circuitry 10. Unique Tip Ring Line ZTN78 Circuitry Page ATL Line ZTN79 Port Circuits 11. Unique ATL Line ZTN79 Circuitry Data Line TN726 12. Unique Data Line TN726 Circuitry MET Line TN735 13. Unique MET Line TN735 Circuitry Analog Line TN742 14. Unique Analog Line TN742 CircuitryPage Did Trunk TN753 15. Unique did Trunk TN753 Circuitry Tie Trunk TN760B 16. Unique Tie Trunk TN760B Circuitry Signaling Transmit Receive Type ON-HOOK OFF-HOOK Signaling Type SummaryTN760B Tie Trunk Preferred Signaling Formats Auxiliary Trunk TN763 18. Unique Auxiliary Trunk TN763 Circuitry Starlan Interface ZTN84 Network Service Circuit ZTN85 System ResourcesSaki On-BoardPage 19. Service Circuit ZTN85 Tone Detector TN748 20. Tone Detector TN748 Circuit Capability Data Module Mode Pooled Modem TN758Page Switched Services Software Administrative SoftwareMaintenance Software Memory Allocation Memory Circuit Pack Software PartitioningCall Processor Circuit Pack Port Circuit Packs Step-By-Step Call Description 22. System Software Partitioning On the terminal List HfaiADU SIP Madu Hardware Description System Cabinets J58901A1 System 25 Cabinets J58901A-Three Cabinet System System Cabinet J58901A-Rear View Cabinet Address Plug Cabinet 1 Control and Port CircuitsCabinets 2 and 3 Port Circuits System Circuit Pack Configurations Total Port Circuit Packs Per System Circuit Packs Required Circuit PacksOptional Circuit Packs System Resource Circuit Packs Station Port Circuit Packs Trunk Port Circuit Packs Circuit Pack Compatibility Circuit Pack Features System Circuit Packs Title Circuit Number Circuit Pack Type Ports Voice Terminals Single-Line Voice TerminalsModel 500 Series PFT Summary of Voice Terminals Terminal Circuit Pack Type Model Description Interface554BMPA ZTN79 Model 2500 Series Mode1 2500 Series Analog Voice Terminals Model 7101A MD PEC 3170-00M Mode1 7101A Analog Voice Terminal Speakerphone Speakerphone Voice Terminal Feature Operations Single-Line Voice Terminal Connection Information Multiline Voice Terminals 7300H Series Voice Terminals Button Voice Terminal 7302H01D PEC Button Voice Terminal 7302 HOlD Button Voice Terminal 7303H01D PEC Button Voice Terminal 7303HO1D Button Voice Terminal 7305H01D MD PEC Button Voice Terminal 7305HO1D MD For General Use Button Deluxe Voice Terminal 7305H02D PECFor Use as a Direct Trunk Attendant Console 10 -Button Deluxe Voice Terminal 7305H02D Hfai 11. BIS Voice Terminal 7305H03B Feature Buttons only 12 have associated LEDs For Use as a Switched Loop Attendant Console 12. BIS Voice Terminal with Display 7305H04BPage 13. Hfai Voice Terminal 7309HO1B Ten Button Multibutton Electronic Telephone MET 2991 C/D05 14. Ten Button MET Set 2991C05 Ten Button MET With Built-In Speakerphone 2993C04 15. Ten Button MET With Built-In Speakerphone 2993C04 Twelve Button MET Set 7203M 16. Twelve Button MET Set 7203M Multiline Voice Terminal Connection Information Voice Terminal Adjuncts Voice Terminal Adjunct Power Supplies Supplemental Voice Terminal Power SuppliesVoice Terminal Adjunct Connection Information Unit Output For USE with Asynchronous Data Units AD US 17. Asynchronous Data Unit ADU ADU Connection Information Asynchronous Data Units Unit PEC FeatureZ3A1 Optional Power Equipment Uninterruptible Power Supply 346 Modular Bulk Power Supply AC Power Line Surge SuppressorTrunk Access Equipment TAE 18. Trunk Access Equipment TAE Connections 617A Panel Station Interconnect Panel SIPAdapters 19 a Station Interconnect Panel 20. Typical SIP Connections Connectivity Figures 21. On-Premises Single-Line Voice Terminal Connections 22. Out-Of-Building Single-Line Voice Terminal Connections SINGLE-ENDED 25 Pair Cable A25D 7300H Type Voice Terminal Ground Wire 26. Ten Button MET Set Connections TYPICAL- 103A Connecting Block ZTN78 TIP Ring Line CP 103A Connecting Block 30. Typical Madu Connections 31. Z3A1/2/4 ADU Local Power Connections Technical Specifications Hardware And Software Parameters Total Hardware And Software Parameters Contd Traffic Data Simultaneous Unit Loads Unit Loads NoteEquipment Circuit Unit Load Pack PER Port ZTN79 BIS Cable Distance Limitations Supporting Gauge Wire CircuitPack Feet Meters ZTN78 5106mm Pack Feet Meters Data Terminals RS-232 Connected To Asynchronous Data Units Data Rate Gauge WireFeet Meters Indicator Lamp Signals Lamp SignalTones Tone Frequency Station Type Circuit Pack Data Terminal Specifications Data Terminal Ports Note Data Requires Z3A1 Terminal Data TerminalsZ3A4 ADU Dtmf REN Port Specifications Contd Voice Terminal Ports Contd Station Type Circuit Pack Specifications Trunk Ports Trunk Type Circuit Pack Specifications Ground Start Calling Traffic Recommended Central Office Trunk FacilitiesVoice Light Medium Heavy Terminals Traffic Analog Transmission Characteristics Signal Level Distortion LevelLoss Connection Type Loss Loop Resistance Connection Bandwidth 64 Kbits Steady State Noise LevelImpulse Noise Single Frequency Return Loss Talking State Environmental Requirements Floor Plans And Layouts Typical System 25 Equipment Area Floor Plan Typical System 25 Equipment Area Elevation Plan Temperature and Humidity Wall Space Requirements Lighting Air PurityElectrical Noise RFI AC Power Requirements Single Cabinet System AC Power Distribution Multiple Cabinet System Grounding Lightning Protection Parts Listed by PEC Part Merlin VT Part of 62512 62512 62512Apparatus Code Comcode ZTN76 Z3A5 ATL ADU 10B ETU MOHZ3A4 ADU PEC Description Apparatus Code CAMStarlan Network NEU PEC Description Apparatus Code Comcode 500BMPA S C R I P T I O N Merlin Hfai VTMerlin BIS VT Irob PEC CPU/MEM Parts Listed by Comcode Comcode PEC Description M C O DE PEC Description Apparatus Code M C O DE P E C Description Apparatus Code Merlin BIS Merlin Hfai 105341382 1020-S91 Comcode PEC Description Apparatus Code AT&T Starlan Network Basic Manuals Supplementary Material Descriptions of Basic Manuals Planning Manual Reference ManualTerminal Operations Manual User Guides 700 Series Administer Analog Voice TerminalsAppearance Asynchronous Data Transmission Auxiliary Equipment Auxiliary TrunkBit Binary Digit Bridge Bridging Class of Service COS Common Control Switching Arrangement CcsaBus, Time Division Multiplex CCS Hundred Call Seconds Console Coverage CallCoverage Path Coverage Point Delay-Dial Tie Trunk Data ModuleData Terminal Equipment DTE Digital Data Endpoints Feature Feature ButtonFacility physical Foreign Exchange FX Home Numbering Plan Area Code Hnpa Immediate-Start Tie TrunkIn-Use Lamp Intercept Tone Multifeature Single-Line Voice Terminal Modem PoolingMultilane Voice Terminal Multiplexed Parameter Peripheral EquipmentPersonal Dial Code Pickup Group Random Access Memory RAM ProtocolPublic Network Queue Switch SwitchhookSoftware Split Wide Area Telecommunications Service Wats Tie TrunkTime Division Multiplex Bus Tone Ringer Service Write Operation Index 10-1 10-2 10-3 Line Contd 10-4 Starlan Network