Digit Detection; Slc Msg - AMERITECH AM8a Instruction Manual

Configuration Parameters
2.5.2 DIGit DETection: This selection defines the way in which the AM8a will display or
print dialed-digit events. These events may be pulse, DTMF, or MF(R1). Refer to
DIALING EMULATE: LOOP TYPE (¶3.3.1).
NOTE: MF(R1) digits will not be seen if DIALTONE is used as a Start Signal.
narrow: only dialed digits that are exceptions to the expected values, or are good will
result in a displayed/printed message.
wide: all dialed digits, including those that are unrecognizable, will result in a
displayed/printed message.
limit: only dialed digits that are good will result in a displayed/printed message.
2.5.3 SLC® MSG: This parameter allows the user to set a combination of 10 "flags" that
direct the unit to respond to various conditions in a monitored Mode II SLC®96 channel.
Use the FIELD keys to move to the flag. Use the 0 and 1 keys to set the flag.
When the flag is set to "1" the condition will result in a message. If set to "0", the
condition will be ignored.
The messages are identified by EVENT display codes (refer to 1.2.2) and DETAIL
messages; both are listed below (actual message text will vary to fit second line of
display):

SLC MSG

x x x x x x x x x x
no flag (always active)
February 10, 2000
(18-0037)
x
=1 Message Detect active
x
=0 No Message Detect active
Event
Message
Code
i Trunk Assignment LDS to RT
y Trunk De-assignment LDS to RT
j Assignment Update LDS to RT
c or k Looping Test
l Activity Update Request LDS to RT
e or m Idle/Trunk De-assignment update (E & M)
a Activity RT to LDS
b Activity Update RT to LDS
d Assignment Update Request RT to LDS
f No Alarm RT to LDS
n COT Trunk Deassignment
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