Mmc: 714 Did Number And Name Translation - Samsung OfficeServ 7400 Technical Manual

OfficeServ 7400
TECHNICAL MANUAL
MMC: 714
DESCRIPTION:
Assigns an incoming DID call to a specific ring plan destination. It also provides a
call waiting option, if needed, so that a second incoming DID call can be received.
The table is also used to define which MOH source a caller to that DID number will
hear when placed on hold. An 11 character name can be added to the number.
There are a maximum of 999 entries. If there is no matching number on DID service
the call is routed to the operator group for that ring plan.
Definitions of option are as follows:
1.
DGT: Digits to be received from CO. Up to 16 digits may be entered.
2.
MOH SOURCE: Allows the technician to select what the calling party will hear
in regards to that DID/DNIS number if the call is placed on hold. There are a
total of 6 possible music selections (see below).
If you have a SVM Voice Mail System installed you may also select a SVM
recording as a music source. The recording must already been defined in
MMC 748 and will show up here as the SVM port associated with the
recording.
OPTIONS
2.1 NONE: No Music on Hold. Follows the setting in MMC 408 for the
trunk the call comes in on.
2.2 TONE: A repeated tone is played to the outside party.
2.3 INTERNAL CHIME: This is entered as the directory number of the
music source on the MCP (3761).
2.4 EXTERNAL DEVICE: Music Source or Digital announcer. This is
entered as the directory number of an external music source.
2.5 VOICE MAIL SOUND FILE: If the OfficeServ 7400 system has an
optional SVM card installed, up to 100 custom recorded sound files
from the Voice Mail card can be used for MOH sources. Select the
SVM port assigned in MMC 748. For information on creating the
sound files see SVM System Administrator Manual-Recording
greeting by number. If you select this option be advised that each
VMMOH source requires a dedicated SVM port/channel.
DID NUMBER AND NAME TRANSLATION
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