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LD 60 SSCK 0 - What does it say ? Tim Russell http://www.russellweb.co.uk/nortel

So I've got it working now, here is the config: ROCAP (ROCAI / ROCAE) ROU SEL TRM SERV NODG DIST DISL TRAF SIG BCAP 2 111000000700 5 0000030111 0 30 128 00151515 111110000030 1111 RODAP (RODAI to initiate) ROU TYPE VARC VARI VARO FILTER 2 SL60 H'00000300 H'00000000 H'04010000 NO This...

Thanks for the answers. I believe the problem was with the ISDN30 setup. I have now routed the ISDN to the Lab Meridian and instigated a QSIG link between the Meridian and the Ericsson, this works fine. I'll go back to the original setup when I can get someone to reconfigure the ISDN30 for...

Hi guys (and girls if there are any in the forum) I have just finished setting up a basic single LIM MD110 with BC 7.2 (Yes I know it's old, its for my test lab). The problem I have now is that the system terminates every incoming DID number on the attendant console. NADAP looks fine as do...

I would have thought *23 was in the FFC! What is supposed to happen with *23, is it a speed call, or a call pickup, or ring again etc... Tim Russell http://www.russellweb.co.uk/nortel

Make sure that the TTY you are monitoring has 'TRF' in the users list. (Overlay 17, ADAN) Tim Russell http://www.russellweb.co.uk/nortel

If you mean CDR I would use TTY2 or TTY3 not 0. To set up CDR have a look at http://www.russellweb.co.uk/nortel. Tim Russell http://www.russellweb.co.uk/nortel

Are your ACD records displaying as 'Q' records, and are you using ACD reporting ? Tim Russell http://www.russellweb.co.uk/nortel

This is the prompt 'Caller notified of busy line', but I don't have a system in front of me to say where it is :) Tim Russell http://www.russellweb.co.uk/nortel

In thw Windows 200 Toolkit you can tell it to emulate windows 95 for specific software. Check this end out first and yo may find it works. Tim Russell http://www.russellweb.co.uk/nortel

Oh oh sarcasm ! :) Tim Russell http://www.russellweb.co.uk/nortel

The soloution is simple. What you are doing is placing a call into a Hold state (Transfer) and then you are transferring it to a voice menu. You do not complete the call tarnsfer as the original caller is on hold, but you ask Meridian Mail to make a second transfer on a call that isn't yet...

Yes it works in the UK but you have to understand the settings to make it work properly. For this Year Summer Time begins 31/03 and Winter time begins (I think) 27/10. To set this in the Meridian you need to use the following prompt; FWTM which stands for Forward Time / Summer Time The prompts...

Sorry it's not complete, wife decided to have another baby and things are a little bit disorganised right now! Tim Russell http://www.russellweb.co.uk/nortel

Is this an Application you created, if so can you export and mail me directly then I'll look at it. Tim Russell http://www.russellweb.co.uk/nortel

Try http://www.russellweb.co.uk/nortel and look under the CDR setup section. Tim Russell http://www.russellweb.co.uk/nortel

If both 83 and 515000 use a similar, or the same RLI, so long as no DMI is used they will be routed the same. You will need to make a DSC for both of them though. Tim Russell http://www.russellweb.co.uk/nortel

The way you can do this, although I DO NOT ADVISE USING IT BECAUSE OF SECURITY RISKS, is to use DISA[1], and then FFC's[2] to remote call forward a persons phone. It is however usually easier to ring a collegue and ask them to do it ! [1] Direct Inward System Access (LD 24) [2] Flexible...

I used the Rick Change Feature on the Old M3820's and M2616's, I'm guessing it should still work on the M3900's. You assign a Key 'RCK' and then use it to set your SCR keys to SCN keys. NTP's have a fuller description, or I can set it up and give some more info from the Lab here if you wish...

I'm finking that you maybe don't have a 6 number range ? IF so you may need a DMI to insert the extra digits. eg: Number in PBX A - 5000 Number sent to Line from PBX A - 5000 DMI Inserts 51 Number sent to PBX B - 515000 The DMI should be created with DEL 0, INST 51 and leave everything else...