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Assign Services to Called Numbers
Issue 1 June 2000
A-13
The system responds through the telephone:
The recorded phrase is: “Test, test, test.”
The system then returns to the INTUITY ChanTran main menu, starting
with:
“Press 1 to initiate...”
NOTE:
If you heard the phrase, the test has completed successfully. If you
did not hear the phrase, or the repeated phrase cannot be
understood, the test has failed. Contact your remote maintenance
center.
15. Press the star key to disconnect from the channel.
16. Hang up the phone.
17. Verify the disconnection by looking at the System Monitor screen. The
channel should return to on hook.
NOTE:
If the channel returned to on-hook, the test completed successfully.
18. Test all remaining channels by repeating Steps 3 through 17 until all
channels have been tested.
19. Press (Cancel) until you reach the INTUITY Administration menu.
20. Continue with "Assign Services to Called Numbers".
Assign Services to Called Numbers
During installation, the voice channels must be assigned a service. This service
tells the voice channels what to do with the incoming call.
The dialed number information service (*DNIS_SVC) provides the information
INTUITY needs to correctly answer the incoming call. *DNIS_SVC allows
channels to be flexible, so that each channel is able to handle different
applications. This makes the system more responsive: if many calls come into the
system for one of the applications at the same time, the INTUITY system can
answer with as many channels as is needed, up to the maximum number
permitted by hardware limitations.
Before *DNIS_SVC can be used, however, *DNIS_SVC itself must be
administered. This administration involves identifying the service and the
incoming called number that requires the service. The following procedure to
assign the services and the called numbers must be performed before the
*DNIS_SVC itself is assigned to the channels.
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