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STRATAGY
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AUGUST
1994
extension
numbers,
plus default
user parameters.
Complete
integration
with other Toshiba telephone
systems
(without
default
User IDS and extension
mailbox installations)
is available from a menu.
UNIVERSAL
PORTS
'
Frequently,
notification is performed
by dialing out on
one of the Stratagy
audio ports, perhaps
to send a
page or light a message waiting light by transmitting
the correct
sequence
of DTMF
codes.
Stratagy
provides
several
methods
of allocating
audio ports
for the notification
process.
With the first method,
one or more ports
are dedicated
to perform
out
dialing
for notification.
This
method
has the
advantage
that there
can never
be a collision
between
dialing out to perform a notification
and an
incoming
call which
happens
to be routed
to the
same
port
at the same
time.
With the second
method,
all of the Stratagy
ports are configured
to
accept incoming calls, but Stratagy can also use any
one of them which is not currently in use to perform
an outdial. This method
has a clear advantage
over
the first, particularly
for small systems
with only a
limited total number of ports. However, it introduces
the possibility
of a collision.
The third method
is
similar
to the second,
except
that
Stratagy
is
restricted
to choosing
only one particular
port to
perform
notifications.
Should that one port be busy,
then Stratagy will wait until it is free rather than use
one of the remaining ports.
UNLIMITED
USER IDS
The Stratagy system provides User IDS of up to eight
digits, or 100 million different possible User IDS. User
IDS may be prefixes of other User IDS. That is, both
"111" and "1111" could be separate
User IDS, and
both could be used by the system. Thus, no User IDS
are ever precluded.
Stratagy
uses a very efficient
method
of accessing
its database,
so that system
response
is not diminished
when
the database
contains a very large number of User IDS. No matter
how large a Stratagy
system
might grow to be, it
likely will never run out of available User IDS.
VARIED
SAMPLING
RATES
The Stratagy
system
may be configured-to
make
different
types of recordings
at different
"sampling
rates." In general,
the higher the sampling
rate, the
more accurate
the digital recording
of the incoming
sound will be, and thus, the better the reproduction.
However,
using a high sampling
rate means
that
more
disk space
will be consumed
for a given
recording.
Because
companies
wish to present the
best possible
"appearance"
to their callers,
and
because
greetings
usually represent
only a small
fraction of the system's disk space, Stratagy systems
are configured
to record
greetings
at a higher
sampling
rate (64K) than regular
voice messages
(32K). However, the sampling
rate for greetings and
for voice message
recordings can be individually set
during system installation
and configuration
by the
System Administrator.
VOICE
MESSACI
NC
In addition to the Automated
Attendant
feature,
each
Stratagy
system
includes
Voice Messaging.
Each
User ID may be configured
to store
messages
individually.
Voice Messaging
functions
may be
controlled
by the System
Administrator
or the
individual
user. See both Administration
and User
Features for details.
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