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System Responses
During an administration session, there are occasions when you may enter inappropriate
information at a prompt.
While System 25 does not catch all input errors, it does catch many
of them. System 25 has three means of responding to incorrect input:
■ Error messages
■ Print messages
■ Warnings
Error Messages
Error messages are in the general form:
Error nnnn
[Where nnnn is a number]
aaaaa aaaa
[Where aaaaa aaaa is a message]
A second level of help is also available. If you need more information about an error
message in the form above, you can type a question mark, “?,” at the next prompt. You will
see a second message in the this general form:
Error nnnn [Where nnnn is a number]
bbbbb bbbb [Where bbbbb bbbb is an expanded message]
Consider a specific example. You can only change a station PDC to a number that does not
already exist in the dial plan. Say that you attempt to change PDC 1654 to 1653 which is
being used elsewhere:
To change a station PDC
1 At the Main Menu prompt, enter 2 to access the PDC
menu.
2 At
PDC = , enter the PDC you want to change, 7654.
3 At
Action = , enter 2 to tell the system you want to enter
a new PDC.
4 Type d and at
Data = ,
enter the new dial code, 1653
If you see:
Error 7012
inappropriate request
Data =
that station may already exist.
5 To request additional help on this error message, type ?
You see the second level error message followed by a new
prompt:
Error 7012
PDC already exists
Data =
The system continues to prompt for correct data.
2-10 How to Use the System
- AT&T SYSTEM 25 1
- System 25 Documents 4
- Contents 5
- Administering Data Line and 6
- STARLAN CP Ports 6
- Introduction 9
- Using this Manual 10
- How to Use the System 11
- Correcting Typing Errors 12
- Making Backup Tapes 12
- Main Menu Items 13
- Administration Commands 14
- Command Functions 15
- Action Groups 17
- Display Support IDs 18
- System Responses 20
- Print Messages 21
- Warning Messages 21
- Initializing the System 22
- Limited Default Cold Start 23
- Unassigned Trunk Ports 23
- Initialization Sequence 24
- 3-4 Initializing the System 25
- TABLE 3-2 26
- (continued) 26
- Initializing the System 3-5 26
- Toll Restriction Options 27
- Call Coverage Options 28
- Pooled Modem Options 29
- Time of Day 30
- Call Accounting Options 31
- Miscellaneous System Options 32
- Expert Mode Prompt 32
- Administration Password 33
- Floating PDCs (FPDCs) 34
- Virtual Facilities 35
- System Speed Dialing 36
- Administering Trunks 37
- TABLE 5-1 Trunk-Type Codes 38
- Action=2 38
- 5-2 Administering Trunks 38
- Removing a Trunk 39
- 5-4 Administering Trunks 40
- Class-of-Service Options 41
- Display Support 43
- DGC Delay Announcement 46
- Music-on-Hold 46
- Pooled Modem 47
- Additional Tone Detector 47
- Dictation 47
- Administering Voice Stations 48
- Removing a Voice Station 49
- Changing a Station Dial Code 50
- Moving a Voice Station 51
- ■ 0 for none 53
- Multiline Voice Stations 54
- Adding a Data Station 58
- Removing a Data Station 59
- Changing a Data Dial Code 60
- Moving a Data Station 60
- Assigning Class-of-Service 61
- Default Attendant Assignments 67
- Move an Attendant Console 69
- Change an Attendant PDC 69
- Remove an Attendant Console 69
- Assigning Features to Buttons 78
- Default Button Assignments 78
- Selector Console (DXS) 79
- Button Assignment Tables 80
- Consoles 83
- ARS Patterns 92
- Define Subpattern B 94
- Remaining ARS Patterns 95
- Home Area Code Exception List 96
- ARS Digit Translation Tables 98
- Using the Digital Tape Unit 100
- Save Your Translations 101
- Verify the Saved Translations 102
- INITIATED WARM START 104
- RESTORE FAILED 104
- System Searches 105
- Display Support Searches 113
- Listing Circuit Packs 115
- Command Reference 118
- † Read-only feature for SLAC 120
- ‡ Not administrable for SLAC 120
- 16-4 Command Reference 120
- 16-6 Command Reference 122
- 16-8 Command Reference 124
- † Cannot be changed 126
- 16-10 Command Reference 126
- * Read-only for STARLAN CP 128
- 16-12 Command Reference 128
- 16-14 Command Reference 130
- TABLE 16-12 Trunk Type Codes 131
- TABLE 16-16 Port Options 135
- 16-20 Command Reference 136
- 16-22 Command Reference 138
- 16-24 Command Reference 140
- 16-26 Command Reference 142
- 16-28 Command Reference 144
- 16-32 Command Reference 148
- 16-34 Command Reference 150
- Requirements for the SAT 152
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