Toshiba VP 300 Installation Instructions Manual page 432

9-10 Installation and Maintenance Manual
Toshiba VP Systems Release 6.1 February, 1993
(5700) with 294, sending a call record to the CO to turn ON message waiting
for extension 294-5700.
With Release 6.1, two changes to the above process occur. First, the
TRANSLATION Table can now be used to alter the extension as it appears in
the USER Table in preparation for creating a message waiting command.
Second, the first digit of the translated extension, not the mailbox, is used to
identify leading digits from the PREFIX DIGITS Table.
In our example, the CPI INT and MWI INT sections of the TRANSLATION Table
would be configured as shown in the screens below:
DEVICE DIGIT(S) DIGIT(S)
TYPE ABSORBED INSERTED
------------ ---------------- ---------------
CPI INT 942 2
CPI INT 943 3
CPI INT 944 4
CPI INT 945 5
CPI INT 947 7
CPI INT 948 8
DEVICE DIGIT(S) DIGIT(S)
TYPE ABSORBED INSERTED
------------ ---------------- ---------------
MWI INT 2 942
MWI INT 3 943
MWI INT 4 944
MWI INT 57 9457
MWI INT 59 9459
MWI INT 7 947
MWI INT 8 948
Also, the PREFIX DIGITS Table would be configured as shown in the example
below:
FIRST PREFIX
DIGIT DIGITS
--------- -----------
1
2
3
4
5 285
6
7
8
9 2
0
Refer to the Configuration manual — FIRSTDIGIT Table, PREFIX DIGITS
Table, and TRANSLATION Table, for further information on configuring these
tables.
When an incoming call is received for 286-5500, the PREFIX DIGITS Table is
searched to find that 5 preceded by 286 is a valid digit combination. The digits 286
are then stripped off, leaving mailbox number 5500. Since there is no entry in the
TRANSLATION Table for any of the first digits of 5500 (i.e., 5, 55, 550, ...), no
translation is performed, and the USER Table for 5500 is searched to process the
call.
When a call comes in for 294-5700, the PREFIX DIGITS Table indicates that the
digit 9 preceded by the digit 2 is a valid combination, and the digit 2 is stripped