Toshiba VP 300S manual Route Table for Remote Networking, How The Route Table Is Used

19-4 Configuration Mawal

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19.2	ROUTE TABLE FOR REMOTE NETWORKING
	Remote networking refers to situations where lbshiba VP Systems are located at different
	locations behind different phone systems.
	The information in this table specifies the outgoing routes from this location. The information
	includes the name of each route, whether the route can be dropped, and digits t6access the
	route.	‘i.

Example of the RODTB Table:

nHow The ROUTE Table Is Used

The ROUTE Table contains the digits required to access outgoing routes. If the frost route	g.q
choice is unavailable, a message is spoken informing the caller that all circuits are busy.

m How to Configure The ROUTE Table

LL-~ The ARS of the PBX can be used instead of configuring each individual trunk group.

Up to 50 routes may be defined. These can be TIE lines, DID or Centrex trunks, WATS,

MCI, SPRINT, DDD, or other services.

ROUTE NAME	Enter the name of the route. Example: WATS, SPRINT, DDD.
DROP	Some outgoing telephone lies can be dropped if the call Cannot be
	completed due to busy or no answer. This is determined by the
	PBX or facility’the caII was placed on. If the facility can be
	dropped, the Toshiba VP System can prompt the caller to dial
	another extension. If not, the caller must hang up and rediah
	Determine if, after seizing an external trunk, the Toshiba VP System
	can drop the trunk using the reconnect string and reconnect to the
	caller.
DIGITS DIALED	The digits dialed to access other locations using this route. The
	following characters may also be included:
	D - delay.
	E - wait for DIAL TONE here.