Samsung DCS Programming Manual page 294

SAMSUNG
COMBINED SYSTEMS PROGRAMMING MANUAL
MMC: 732
FOR: DCS CII
Purpose: AA translation tables are responsible for routing calls based on digits dialled.
There are 12 Translation tables. Each table can be assigned to one or more AA plans in
MMC 733, AA Plan
Number of Table Entries
iDCS & OS500
systems
Other systems
Each entry comprises two fields: the digits dialled and the destination. Destinations can
be a station number, station group, Change Greeting Message Code, or an AA plan ta-
ble.
In the digits dialled field, " " can be used to represent any digit.
FEATURE KEYS
The keys "A–D"
for key descriptions.)
•
If you press the "A" key, you can enter an AA plan table 01–12. (The display shows
"P".)
•
If you press the "B" key, the destination will be the same as the digits dialled by the
caller.
•
If you press the "C" key, you can enter CHANGE GREETING MESSAGE CODE.
•
If you press the "D" key, this takes the call to voice mail
iDCS and OS500 Systems, and DCS/Compact II Systems Operating Version 7.x
Software:
Entries in the translation table will also provide the following features which are useful if a
mailbox owner does not have a telephone in the system, but does have a voice mailbox.
•
A caller dialling # + nnn can leave a message in the mailbox specified by nnn.
•
A caller dialling
Changing Ring Plans and Greeting Message
•
When the system changes ring plans (or day/night mode), the AA greetings will also
change as programmed in
• If the AA change greeting message code is entered, a caller can select the alterna-
tive greeting message or change the ring plan (or day/night mode):
AA TRANSLATION TABLE
816 iDCS100 iDCS500
Table.
Translation tables 01–12 have up to100 entries each.
Translation Tables 01 and 02 have up to 100 entries each (or 50 each on 816
systems). Tables 03–12 have up to 25 entries.
can be pressed in the destination field. (Refer to
+ nnn will log into the mailbox specified by nnn.
MMC 733.
MMC 732 (Page 1 of 3)
OS500
section 1.5.2
MMC PROGRAMS
FEBRUARY 2004
in Part 1