Lucent Technologies 555-661-150 IP Phone User Manual


 
MERLIN LEGEND Communications System Release 6.1
Network Reference
555-661-150
Issue 1
August 1998
Call-Handling Scenarios
Page 2-29Network Configuration Scenarios
2
Intersystem Calling 2
This topic illustrates how different types of calls are made and received in
Scenario 1, using the extension numbers and extension equipment types shown
in Figure 2–1
. Table 2–5, page 2-30 enumerates some sample calls, showing how
they are displayed at different recipients’ extensions within the private network. As
you review this information, notice the following features:
Because the private tandem trunks are PRI, the systems display calling
name, calling extension number, or both for arriving non-local dial plan
calls. The display varies according to the display preference programming
for the MLX extension. Contrast this display with those in Scenario 2, Ta b le
2–12, page 2-55.
Wherever a person is in the private network, he or she dials another private
network user the same way regardless of location.
Manually transferred calls within the private network display in the same
way as direct calls between extensions. The originating extension
information is shown, with no indication that the call is a transfer.
Both outside callers and callers within the private network hear Music On
Hold when their calls are transferred to a non-local extension.
PassageWay client screen displays vary depending upon the PassageWay
implementation. Therefore, the table shows the information that the system
can
send to the CTI-linked application; if an MLX-20L
®
, for example, were
a display telephone receiving the call, the display would appear as shown
in the table.
For centralized VMS/AA, call information signals are sent with the call from
the remote system over the PRI tandem trunk so that the centralized
VMS/AA can distinguish between inside and outside calls. Message
Waiting light updates are sent over the PRI signalling D-channel from the
central site to the remote system so there is no need to compete with voice
calls for updates.