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CUSTOMER DATA PRINT
Description
Customer Data Print provides a means of displaying the current state
of programming of the switch. The data is displayed in a format similar
to that which was recorded on the programming forms. The printout is
made under 21 headings, grouped into six sections, as follows: Section
1, System Option Features (Access Codes), Classes of Service, Hunt
Groups, Extensions; Section
Dial-In Trunks, Trunk Groups; Section 3, Special Sets, Spe-
cial Set Messages; Section 4, Personal Speed Call Tables, Systemwide
Speed Call Tables; Section 5, Absorb Plans, Classes of Restriction,
Control Plans, Restriction Tables; Section 6, ARS Configuration, Data
Office Code Tables, Modify Digits Tables, Route Tables. The data print
operation may be invoked from either the Attendant Console or
through use of the maintenance code. Accessibility of the data is
dependent upon the source of the print instruction.
C o n d i t i o n s
The "Print Systemwide Data" instruction (see 'Operation') may be
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used only from the Attendant Console. If the Attendant Console
is used to initiate the print process, data will only be printed if
the relevant customer programming option is enabled. For ex-
ample, ARS data will only be printed if the relevant customer
programming option (in this case option 261, Customer Pro-
gramming of ARS Enable) has been activated. The print program
will skip over those blocks of data which are restricted and print
only those which are allowed. The only exception to the above is
the "Print Systemwide" instruction, which results in an unre-
stricted output of the relevant data. If a Customer Data Print is in
effect, any other operation requiring the printer (e.g., SMDR, Traf-
fic Measurement) will be printed after the Data Print is complete.
The printer must have the following characteristics:
A line of 80 characters, a carriage return, a line feed and optional
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null characters.
The system can accommodate any of the following characteristics:
RS-232 interface.
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ASCII characters variable selection (5-8 data bits, 1, 1.5 or 2 stop
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bits).
Parity enable with choice of odd or even transmission.
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Baud rate transmission of 300 or 1200 baud.
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Programming
Select System Option 259 (Customer Data Print Enable);
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Assign an access code Feature Number 18 (Attendant Func-
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tion), usually *.
SECTION MITL9105/9110-096-105-NA
2, Non-Dial-In Trunks, Dial-In Trunks,
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