Avaya CPSEE_TSP500 manual Caller ID Name Feature

Chapter 4 Features and Enhancements

Caller ID Name - Feature

You can specify Caller ID name on a dial-by-dial or global basis on the TSP.

Under control of the ISDN configuration tool in the TSP, Caller ID Name can be sent in a variety of ways. For instance; it could be sent by Facility IE, or Display IE, and in variety code sets. Check with your carrier to determine what method they are using, and modify parameter 14 appropriately.

Example

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*	Edit	ISDN	Configuration	*
*	Span	1-24		*
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1.	Transfer_Capability	Speech
2.	Transfer_Mode	Circuit
3.	Transfer_Rate	64Kbits/sec
4.	User_Info_Layer_1	G.711_U-Law
5.	Network_Signaling_Behaviour	Default	(L)
6.	Destination_Number_Plan	ISDN
7.	Destination_Number_Type	National	(L)
8.	Origination_Number_Plan	ISDN	(L)
9.	Origination_Number_Type	National	(L)
10.	Origination_Number_Screen	User_Provided_Not_Screened	(L)
11.	Origination_Number_Presentation	Presentation_Allowed	(L)
12.	Facility_Feature_Service	None	(L)
13.	Facility_Coding_Value	None	(L)
14.	Calling_Name	Facility_IE	(L)

Sending Caller ID Name without the Telco carrier configured to collect it could cause dials to fail.

Therefore, there is another parameter that must be set in the TSP to allow it to actually be transmitted. In the “options flags” accessible using the Admin Terminal, the parameter Allow Caller ID Name must be set to one.

Example

Enter Command-> opt

Options = 20f3

1Allow Dial Tone To Stations

1Allow Manual Dialng

0Perform Zapper Detection

0Monitor Key - Use Pound Sign - #123#

1Allow Caller ID Name

1Ignore Cadence Break

1Support New Legislation Events

1Process SITS Via D Channel

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