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== Functional Description ==
 
== Functional Description ==
 
This feature makes it possible to identify an user using two lines in the station display:  
 
This feature makes it possible to identify an user using two lines in the station display:  
 
* In the idle station display  
 
* In the idle station display  
 
* During conversation  
 
* During conversation  
* During conversation across AlphaNet
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* During conversation across [[AlphaNet]]
  
 
It’s possible to operate with a mix of one and two line names.  If a user has a one-line name, the second line  
 
It’s possible to operate with a mix of one and two line names.  If a user has a one-line name, the second line  
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Two line names does NOT work for other features like:
 
Two line names does NOT work for other features like:
 
* Name list  
 
* Name list  
* Mail queue entries (Call Request, Call Back etc.)  
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* Mail queue entries ([[Call Request]], [[Call Back feature|Call Back]] etc.)  
 
* Event handler %1.NAM  
 
* Event handler %1.NAM  
* Data protocol commands with name parameters  
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* Data protocol commands with name parameters
  
 
==Configuration==
 
==Configuration==
 
===Display layout (during commisioning)===
 
===Display layout (during commisioning)===
To modify display layout the MDF file must be modified.  When the MDF file is modified, this affects ALL  
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To modify display layout the [[MDF]] file must be modified.  When the [[MDF]] file is modified, this affects ALL  
display stations in one exchange.<br\>   
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display stations in one exchange.<br />   
There are two new MDF operators (they obtain the station id different ways depending on the station state):
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There are two new [[MDF]] operators (they obtain the station id different ways depending on the station state):
 
* $na2 - used during connection
 
* $na2 - used during connection
* $xp2 - used in idle display  
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* $xp2 - used in idle display
The MDF entries that must be modified are:<br\>
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<br />
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The [[MDF]] entries that must be modified are:<br />
 
  #UMSG 20 14 % I_CONN_OPEN_CALL, Initiating an open call  
 
  #UMSG 20 14 % I_CONN_OPEN_CALL, Initiating an open call  
 
       % Parameter: 1 - "h" (tns-hand, b-subscr)  
 
       % Parameter: 1 - "h" (tns-hand, b-subscr)  
 
       "$dno:1 $nam:1#clr"  
 
       "$dno:1 $nam:1#clr"  
       "$na2:1#clr"  
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       '''"$na2:1#clr"'''
 
    
 
    
 
  #UMSG 20 15 % I_CONN_PRIV_CALL, Initiating a private call  
 
  #UMSG 20 15 % I_CONN_PRIV_CALL, Initiating a private call  
 
         % Parameter: 1 - "h" (tns-hand, b-subscr)  
 
         % Parameter: 1 - "h" (tns-hand, b-subscr)  
 
       "$dno:1 $nam:1#clr"  
 
       "$dno:1 $nam:1#clr"  
       "$na2:1#clr"  
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       '''"$na2:1#clr"'''
 
    
 
    
 
  #UMSG 20 18  % I_CONN_OPEN_CALL_REQ, Receiving open call  
 
  #UMSG 20 18  % I_CONN_OPEN_CALL_REQ, Receiving open call  
 
         % Parameter: 1 - "o" (subscr. no)  
 
         % Parameter: 1 - "o" (subscr. no)  
 
       "$dno:1 $nam:1#clr"  
 
       "$dno:1 $nam:1#clr"  
       "$na2:1#clr"  
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       '''"$na2:1#clr"'''
 
    
 
    
 
  #UMSG 20 19 % I_CONN_PRIV_CALL_REQ, Receiving private call  
 
  #UMSG 20 19 % I_CONN_PRIV_CALL_REQ, Receiving private call  
 
         % Parameter: 1 - "o" (subscr. no)  
 
         % Parameter: 1 - "o" (subscr. no)  
 
       "$dno:1 $nam:1#clr"        % DIR_NO and Name are parameters  
 
       "$dno:1 $nam:1#clr"        % DIR_NO and Name are parameters  
       "$na2:1#clr"  
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       '''"$na2:1#clr"'''
 
   
 
   
 
  #UMSG 20 4  % I_SBS_IDLE_CLOCK, Station is Idle, update clock line  
 
  #UMSG 20 4  % I_SBS_IDLE_CLOCK, Station is Idle, update clock line  
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         % This is the initial text  
 
         % This is the initial text  
 
       "$xno $xpe#clr"  % Own DIR_NO and Name, presented by the exchange  
 
       "$xno $xpe#clr"  % Own DIR_NO and Name, presented by the exchange  
       "$xp2#clr"  % 2. line name
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       '''"$xp2#clr"  % 2. line nam'''e
 
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<br />
 
The UMSG 20 4 entry will write date & time to line 2 for all stations in idle every minute.  If you don’t  
 
The UMSG 20 4 entry will write date & time to line 2 for all stations in idle every minute.  If you don’t  
want this behavior, just remove the line below it with ”#pos....” text completely.  
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want this behavior, just remove the line below it with ”#pos....” text completely.<br />
  
 
===AlphaPro (regular name maintenance)===
 
===AlphaPro (regular name maintenance)===
 
====Dir.no/Feature screen====
 
====Dir.no/Feature screen====
The line two name must be added in the Dir.no/Feature screen.  
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The line two name must be added in the [[Directory_%26_Features_%28AlphaPro%29|Dir.no/Feature screen]].  
* Select the user which shall have a line two  
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* Select the user which shall have a line number two  
* Press + to add a new dir.no/name  
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* Press "Insert" to add a new dir.no/name  
* (feature/id is correct from the previous selection)
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* Make sure the feature/id is identical to the previous selection
 
* Check the HIDE option.  
 
* Check the HIDE option.  
 
* Enter dir.no identical to the standard user name.  
 
* Enter dir.no identical to the standard user name.  
 
(You are allowed to enter a duplicate when the hide option is set first)  
 
(You are allowed to enter a duplicate when the hide option is set first)  
* Enter name for display line two  
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* Enter name for display line two<br />
 
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<br />
 
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[[Image:TwoLineNames.jpg|Dir.no/Feature screen]]
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<br /><br />
 
The # character that appears to the right of some lines in the list box indicates that the HIDE flag is active for  
 
The # character that appears to the right of some lines in the list box indicates that the HIDE flag is active for  
these entries.  
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these entries.<br />
  
 
====User/Station screen====
 
====User/Station screen====
When you now go to the User/station screen you will see these two names under each other.  You can modify  
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When you now go to the [[Users_%26_Stations_%28AlphaPro%29|User/station screen]] you will see these two names under each other.  You can modify  
 
the dir.no and name here if you like.  
 
the dir.no and name here if you like.  
  
 
Note that both entries are shown as “default user”, as they represent two dir.nos for the same user (not two  
 
Note that both entries are shown as “default user”, as they represent two dir.nos for the same user (not two  
users on one station).  
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users on one station).<br />
  
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[[Image:TwoLineNames User.jpg]]
  
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<br />
 
If you create and delete names a lot they may appear swapped line2/line1 in AlphaPro.  The exchange will  
 
If you create and delete names a lot they may appear swapped line2/line1 in AlphaPro.  The exchange will  
 
handle them correctly always!  
 
handle them correctly always!  
 
   
 
   
  
[[Category:Application Note]]
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[[Category:ICX-AlphaCom Applications]]
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[[Category:AlphaCom Applications]]

Latest revision as of 12:59, 24 May 2022

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Functional Description

This feature makes it possible to identify an user using two lines in the station display:

  • In the idle station display
  • During conversation
  • During conversation across AlphaNet

It’s possible to operate with a mix of one and two line names. If a user has a one-line name, the second line will display as blank. The second name part is entered in the directory number table with dir.no and feature/id equal to the standard user (first line) name, but with the HIDE flag set. Thus, it’s possible to have two line names for all users in an exchange.

Two line names does NOT work for other features like:

  • Name list
  • Mail queue entries (Call Request, Call Back etc.)
  • Event handler %1.NAM
  • Data protocol commands with name parameters

Configuration

Display layout (during commisioning)

To modify display layout the MDF file must be modified. When the MDF file is modified, this affects ALL display stations in one exchange.
There are two new MDF operators (they obtain the station id different ways depending on the station state):

  • $na2 - used during connection
  • $xp2 - used in idle display


The MDF entries that must be modified are:

#UMSG 20 14 % I_CONN_OPEN_CALL, Initiating an open call 
      % Parameter: 1 - "h" (tns-hand, b-subscr) 
     "$dno:1 $nam:1#clr" 
     "$na2:1#clr" 
  
#UMSG 20 15 % I_CONN_PRIV_CALL, Initiating a private call 
       % Parameter: 1 - "h" (tns-hand, b-subscr) 
     "$dno:1 $nam:1#clr" 
     "$na2:1#clr" 
  
#UMSG 20 18  % I_CONN_OPEN_CALL_REQ, Receiving open call 
       % Parameter: 1 - "o" (subscr. no) 
     "$dno:1 $nam:1#clr" 
     "$na2:1#clr" 
  
#UMSG 20 19 % I_CONN_PRIV_CALL_REQ, Receiving private call 
       % Parameter: 1 - "o" (subscr. no) 
     "$dno:1 $nam:1#clr"         % DIR_NO and Name are parameters 
     "$na2:1#clr" 

#UMSG 20 4  % I_SBS_IDLE_CLOCK, Station is Idle, update clock line 
       % No parameter 
     "#pos(2,1)$xd1-$xy4 $xtm#clr"  % Date and Time, presented by the exchange 
  
#UMSG 20 3  % I_SBS_IDLE, Station is Idle 
       % No parameter 
       % This is the initial text 
     "$xno $xpe#clr"  % Own DIR_NO and Name, presented by the exchange 
     "$xp2#clr"  % 2. line name 


The UMSG 20 4 entry will write date & time to line 2 for all stations in idle every minute. If you don’t want this behavior, just remove the line below it with ”#pos....” text completely.

AlphaPro (regular name maintenance)

Dir.no/Feature screen

The line two name must be added in the Dir.no/Feature screen.

  • Select the user which shall have a line number two
  • Press "Insert" to add a new dir.no/name
  • Make sure the feature/id is identical to the previous selection
  • Check the HIDE option.
  • Enter dir.no identical to the standard user name.

(You are allowed to enter a duplicate when the hide option is set first)

  • Enter name for display line two


Dir.no/Feature screen

The # character that appears to the right of some lines in the list box indicates that the HIDE flag is active for these entries.

User/Station screen

When you now go to the User/station screen you will see these two names under each other. You can modify the dir.no and name here if you like.

Note that both entries are shown as “default user”, as they represent two dir.nos for the same user (not two users on one station).

TwoLineNames User.jpg


If you create and delete names a lot they may appear swapped line2/line1 in AlphaPro. The exchange will handle them correctly always!