Avaya Octel 200 Installation And Maintenance Manual page 744

12.2-36 Integration Volume
Testing Adaptive Integration
This section describes the procedures for testing Adaptive Integration features. Once the APIC card is
installed and operational and the PBX cable is re-connected to the correct Octel 200/300 ports, proceed
with the following tests.
1. CONFIGURING THE OCTEL 200/300 FOR TEST
Before proceeding, make the following changes to the Octel 200/300 configuration.
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a. Add a mailbox that has a mailbox number matching the extension number for phone B. This is
referred to as mailbox B.
b. Assign these attributes to the COS for mailbox B.
Attribute 9
Attribute 15 — TRANSFER TO RINGING
c. Add a second Octel 200/300 mailbox, that has a mailbox number matching the extension number
for phone A. This is referred to as mailbox A. No attributes should be assigned to the COS for
mailbox A.
d. Check that the ring-no-answer count specified by INFORMATION Table Index 7 is less than the
number of rings specified by System 75 coverage paths for forwarding on RNA.
2. TESTING THE OCTEL 200/300 APIC PORTS
This test verifies that all PBX port extensions are connected to the correct Octel 200/300 ports.
a. On the Octel 200/300 terminal, at the @ prompt, enter
L T
and select
1. ALL ACTIVITIES.
This shows the port the call came in on.
b. From phone A, call the extension of the Octel 200/300 port 1.
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c. Press
d. Repeat from step b. for each port.
Octel 200/300 S.4.1
These changes are temporary; they are required only for testing.
— MESSAGE WAITING LAMP (message waiting indication only)
Phone A must have the same COR as the digital links to call the Octel 200/300 ports directly.
Does the Octel 200/300 answer with the company greeting?
NO Correct the problem before continuing.
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If the message server activity trace does not show that the correct port answered, change the
port connections to correct the problem.
from phone A and hang up.
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