Toshiba Stratagy 4 Installation And Maintenance Manual page 215

STRATAGY 4/6/24
INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL SEPTEMBER 1994
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2.7.2 THE PROGRAMMING
For User ID 2000:
Define the Users record to contain:
Extension: R(G1 ,%S1,20)
I(LEN[%Sl],!,5,200l)G(2002)
Access User Mode via telephone. Record:
greeting 7: "Please enter the five digit order
number now."
The Exfension field breaks down as follows:
R(G1 ,%Sl,20) Play greeting 1. Wait for the caller
to enter a phone number. Read the
DTMF the caller entered into
variable %Sl . Wait 20/l 0 or 2
seconds for DTMF.
I(LEN[%Sl],!,5,
2001)
If the length of variable %Sl does
not equal 5, go to User ID 2001.
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G(2002) 1 Go to User ID 2002.
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For User ID 2001, access User Mode via telephone.
Record:
greeting 7: "Your order number must be five digits.
Goodbye."
For User ID 2002:
Define the Users record to contain:
Extension: ?(%Sl ,SHIPPED,2003)P(Gl)
Access User Mode via telephone. Record:
greeting I: "Sorry, but your order has not yet
shipped. Please call back tomorrow."
The Extension field breaks down as follows:
?(%Sl,
If variable %Sl exists in the file, go
SHIPPED,2003) to User ID 2003.
P(G1) Play greeting 1.
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For User ID 2003:
Define the Users record to contain:
Extension: V(SHIPDATE,l ,%S1,2,%S2)
P(Gl)P(%S2,D)
Access User Mode via telephone. Record:
greeting 7: "Your order was shipped on."
The Extension field breaks down as follows:
V(SHIPDATE,l,
In file SHIPDATE, search field 1 for
%Sl,2,%S2) variable %Sl. Store field 2 in
variable %S2.
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P(G1) 1 Play greeting 1.
P(%S2,D) Play the DTMF digits represented
by the variable %S2 as a date.
2.7.3 HOW IT WORKS
The order shipment examples works as follows.
Stratagy:
1. Asks the caller to enter the order number.
2. Determines if the order number is 5 digits long.
n If not, says "Your order number must be five
digits. Goodbye."
n If 5 digits long, Stratagy continues.
3. Determines if the order number has shipped
n If not, plays "Sorry, but your order has not yet
shipped. Please call back tomorrow."
n If shipped, plays "Your order was shipped on"
and the date of shipment.
For example, if the caller entered order number 12345,
Stratagy would play "Your order was shipped on July
twelfth, nineteen ninety-four."
3 NOTIFY MENU EXAMPLES
The examples below provide information on
programming:
n Message waiting light control when light on and off
codes differ
n Message waiting light control when light on and off
codes are the same
n Voice notification
n Notification to a pager
n Relay paging to a pager
n Emergency lists
3.1 MESSAGE WAITING LIGHT CONTROL
WHEN LIGHT ON AND OFF CODES
DIFFER
Some telephone systems support message waiting lights
which can be controlled by special sequence keys. The
following method works if the telephone system uses
different codes to turn on and off the message waiting
light.
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