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Omega-Voice VMI Technical Manual (5th Edition) (PN 500175)

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<strong>Omega</strong>-<strong>Voice</strong> <strong>VMI</strong> <strong>Technical</strong> <strong>Manual</strong><br />

DTR Tab<br />

The DTR tab features a spreadsheet that is used to define the trunk range and routing configuration.<br />

Use the Table field to select the table that the current spreadsheet modifies. For example: to create or<br />

modify Table A, select Table A from the Table field list. On the spreadsheet there are rows and<br />

columns. Each row on the spreadsheet represents a potential range of trunks. You can have a range<br />

with the same starting and ending trunk.<br />

The spreadsheet has six columns: Start, End, Action, Sub Action, Parameters and Holiday<br />

Override. Each column cell modifies the trunk range. The Start and End columns define the first<br />

and last trunk in a range. The Action and Sub Action cells define the method used to reach the<br />

destination that is defined in the Parameters cell. The common Action is Transfer with Sub Action<br />

menu or Mailbox. Use the Parameters field to define the specific destination, menu or mailbox. The<br />

Holiday Override checkbox determines whether the defined range will adhere to the Holiday<br />

schedule. When checked, the range will use the defined Holiday greeting when the Holiday mode is<br />

active.<br />

Start and End Cells<br />

Start and End cells are used to define a range of trunks for an action and Sub Action. The <strong>Omega</strong>-<br />

<strong>Voice</strong> <strong>VMI</strong> System Editor will not display leading zeros. Trunk 001 displays as 1. If you want to<br />

define the functionality of one trunk, you can enter the same trunk in the Start and End cell.<br />

Action and Sub Action Cells<br />

Action and Sub Action cells define the trunk range’s functionality. The most common Action and Sub<br />

Action combinations are: Transfer Menu and Transfer Mailbox. The Sub Action modifies the<br />

Action and the Sub Action selection is based upon the current Action.<br />

The available actions are Transfer, Record, Disconnect and Directory.<br />

The Transfer Action has ten Sub Actions: Blind, Override, Mailbox, Pass Code, Off Premises,<br />

Menu, Normal, Quick Box Access and Invalid Recall.<br />

The Disconnect Action does not have any Sub Actions.<br />

The Record Action has three Sub Actions: Normal, Call Record, and Urgent.<br />

Directory: Not Used<br />

Parameters Cells<br />

You can use the Parameters column to further modify the Action and Sub Action selections. The<br />

Parameters field usually defines the destination. For example, when the action combination is<br />

Transfer menu, you enter the specific menu is the Parameters cell. Menus are entered as digits<br />

without spaces or extra characters. To program the <strong>Omega</strong>-<strong>Voice</strong> <strong>VMI</strong> voicemail system to answer<br />

trunks 001 through 003 with menu 800, you would configure the row as follows:<br />

Start End Action Sub Action Parameters<br />

001 003 Transfer Menu 800<br />

Holiday Checkbox<br />

Holiday Checkbox configures the system to play the Holiday greeting, when it is activated, for active<br />

sequences. For example, if the Holiday Override parameter is checked for an active Transfer Mailbox<br />

sequence and the Holiday schedule is active, the <strong>Omega</strong>-<strong>Voice</strong> <strong>VMI</strong> voicemail system plays the<br />

Holiday greeting instead of the mailbox greeting.<br />

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