Specifications

System Configuration Files
292 025-9035AA
; subscriber database
WinkLimit
The maximum wait time for an outbound trunk can be specified:
WinkLimit <tenths_of_seconds>
For instance,
WinkLimit 7
means wait a maximum of 7/10ths of a second for an outbound trunk to respond.
Trunk-based Function Code Override Feature
This feature may be used to send a different pager function code for calls placed on a “hot”
line. The function code would cause the pager to “beep” differently; signifying that this is
a priority page. Such a feature ties right in with the ability to disable voice prompts and
security code requests on a per-trunk level.
To make the feature more generally useful the trunk override function code will be treated
similar to a generic function code, using the PagerFunction tables to determine the proper
pager specific function code to use when sending a page.
The function code override feature is controlled using the FunctionCode keyword in the
trunks.cus file. This feature also uses the existing PagerFunction settings in the
options.cus file to convert the general function code and message types into the pager
specific function code. Please note that none of the keywords are case sensitive, upper
and/or lower case letters may be used as desired.
FunctionCode Default ; old way things worked
FunctionCode <digit> ; force function code to <digit>
FunctionCode <digit> Caller <option> Group <option>
<option> for Caller may be Default, Yes, No
<option> for Group may be Yes, No
When the trunk function code override is disabled the normal subscriber function code
setting will be used. This mode is the default mode, and may also be selected by
specifying “default” after the “FunctionCode” keyword.
When the feature is enabled, the specified function code digit replaces the normal
subscriber function code value. The post-call treatment of the page also changes, treating
the trunk override function code as a “generic function code” entry. This causes the look-
up and function code conversion using the pager specific tables. Note that only a single
digit function code may be specified, the post-call PagerFunction look-up may be used to
get the two digit function codes for HSC pagers. The handling of caller entered function
and group function codes is controlled by two optional parameters as well as the
PagerCode lookup table.
The action taken with caller entered function codes is controlled by the optional “Caller”
keyword. Caller entered function codes are specified in ZbaseW by entering “CN” or