Lucent Technologies SLC ConnectReach User & Service Manual page 155

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Configuring the SLC ConnectReach
Using the Configuration Commands
Configuring Analog Trunks (Continued)
Key commands
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System
Systems configured for Master/Slave have the
following limitation; the total of combined Lines and
Analog trunks are not to exceed 16 on the Master SLC
ConnectReach system.
Group This command specifies the trunk group to which this
analog line belongs.
Signaling The SLC ConnectReach system supports loop-start or
ground-start and also provides an unconfigured option
for signaling that is absent.
Direction This command provides three options: incoming (calls
from the CO), outgoing (calls to the CO), and two-way
(calls from and to the CO). The incoming option
specifies that analog lines can only receive incoming
calls, but cannot originate calls.
Incoming-routing This command specifies the line, group of lines, or
trunk to which the analog trunk is routed.
Line-group This command is used when the line or group of lines
option is selected in incoming-routing . Use this
command to specify the line or group number
designated to receive incoming calls. When line is
specified and the line specified is busy, the call will be
forwarded to the line designated in the busy-
forward-line command. When line group is
specified and the first line in the group is busy, the
SLC ConnectReach system will forward the call to the
next line in the group until an available line is found. If
all lines in the group are busy, the caller will hear a
busy signal. To assign lines to a group, refer to the
group command under the section entitled
"Configuring Lines" located later in this chapter.
Digits-type This command allows the user to select the
digit-addressing option.
Busy-treatment This command specifies how a call will be handled if
the line (station) is busy. If the busy-signal option is
selected, the caller will hear the standard busy signal.
If the busy-out option is specified, the SLC
ConnectReach system busies out all members of the
trunk when the line or line group is busy. The forward
option sends the call to another line.
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