76.3 Parameter Description


PARAM	DIMSU Parameter
	Type of Input	:	Single value, linked single values, optional
	Possible Values	:	CCIDXS,CCIDXD, GPIDX, STN, BUS, OPTCC, OPTEXP, ATND, ES,
			ESSTN, S2PP, AUXDIGI, PRI, TRK, CRCP, DPLNCD, DPLNGR,
			RTE, MG, SG, ATNDGR, HT, HTCQB, CPB, SILI, COSTI, LODEN,
			SU, NWBCHL, LODS0, LODTMD, CPDBUF, DTILTG, DTITMD, NAME,
			EXTNAME, ORG, COS, SPDI, SPDCL, SPDCD, CBK, REMIND,
			PUGR, ID, PINBUF, CFWDEST, CFWHIST, HGMEMB, CUGPROF,
			LIN, COMGR, DSS, DSSNA, KEYSYS, CALLOG, ATNDCQ, NSTN,
			ALTROUT, LCRCO SLKTEXT, CALLOGS, HOTDEST
			MFCVAR, DSPMOD, DPDSPMOD, LODR, LROUT, LDPLN1, LDPLN2,
			LDPLN3, LDPLN4, LDPLN5, LDPLN6,LDPLN7, LDPLN8, LDPLNC1
			LDPLNC2, LDPLNC3, LDPLNC4, LDPLNC5, LDPLNC6, LDPLNC7, LDPLNC8
			LRTPROF, LCRDSR, SYNAN, FORMTAB, VOICO, BLK100, RSTCON,
			TEAMCONN, DSS1SCRD, DSS1SCRP, REMPUGR, PARTNODE,
			APPL, ECCS, DCIPAR, WSPROT, INFO, ACDAGT, ACDGRP,
			ACDLOGON, ACDPRIM, ACDCQ, ACDRCG, ACDRT, ACDRTX,
			ACDSHIFT, ACDMONID, ACDCALEN, GDTR, DNI, DPDNI, GENBUF,
			PERMDL, CRICC, WAML1, WAML2, STMA, STMACIR, STMI, STMIHFA
			STMIHFA2, STMI2IGW, SLC24, AP, GWREG, SCTPATH, CCAP, APEGRP
	(only function EXEC)
	Type of Input	:	Single value, optional
	Possible Values	:	DEFAULT	Database default values
LIST	Display memory usage for one entry of each parameter
	(only function TEST)
	Type of Input	:	Single value, optional
	Possible Values	:	Y,N
	Default Value:		N
TYPE	Branch-off parameter
	Type of Input	:	Single value, optional
	Possible Values	:	ADMCC, ADMLTG (ADD)
			APPLICAT, BASIC, NETWORK, SYSTEM, USER (ADD / DISPLAY)
			ALL (DISPLAY)
	Default Value:		ALL (DISPLAY)

Parameters for Database Administration

All memory entries belonging to a parameter are administered in the FLEXAMA lists. By means of the action ADD, the administration lists can be enlarged if required, using the parameters CCIDXS, CCIDXD and GPIDX respectively.

Conditions for the following parameters:

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Default Value: pre-initialized

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Type of input: Single value, optional

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Possible Values: Default value - MAX-Value (variant specific, can be determined with DISPLAY-DIMSU)


CCIDXD	DBMA-INDEX for dynamic CC-DB (Database Admin. Data)

CCIDXS	DBMA-INDEX for static CC-DB (Database Admin. Data)

GPIDX	DBMA-INDEX for GP-DB (Database LTG Admin. Data)

Parameters for the Database

Conditions for the following parameters:

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Type of input: Single value, optional

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Possible Values: 0 - MAX-Value (variant specific, can be determined with DISPLAY-DIMSU)


ACDAGT	Number of ACD agents Refer to Service Manual FlexRouting
ACDCALEN	Number of calendar routing entries Refer to Service Manual FlexRouting
ACDCQ	Number of dynamically assignable ACD call-queuing pool elements (Number of calls waiting for the next free agent.) Refer to Service Manual FlexRouting
ACDGRP	Number of ACD groups Refer to Service Manual FlexRouting
ACDLOGON	Number of ACD agents logged on at once (dynamically assignable entries) Refer to Service Manual FlexRouting
ACDMONID	Number of monitored ID sets (e.g. ACD agents, route control groups (RCG), trunk groups, circuits, stations - only for ACD-G) Refer to Service Manual FlexRouting
ACDPRIM	Number of primary ACD agent positions (Number of devices which can be used to log on by an ACD-Agent.) Refer to Service Manual FlexRouting
ACDRCG	Number of ACD route-control groups Refer to Service Manual FlexRouting
ACDRT	Number of ACD routing step tables for FlexRouting ACD routing step tables contain the commands for controlling an ACD call step-by-step. An ACDRT entry contains a maximum of 16 routing steps; an ART can comprise up to 64 routing steps. Refer to Service Manual FlexRouting
ACDRTX	Number of auxiliary ACD routing step tables Contains additional information for some route commands, like route to extension and route to offsite number. Refer to Service Manual FlexRouting
ACDSHIFT	Number of ACD shifts Refer to Service Manual FlexRouting
AP	Number of Access Points
APEGRP	Number of Access Point emergency groups
APPL	Number of DP applications Used for ACL-C applications.
ALTROUT	Number of subscriber/SC individual alternate routing numbers for Out of Service ar AP emergency state
ATND	Number of attendant consoles
ATNDCQ	Number of dynamically assignable call-queuing pool elements for attendant groups (Number of calls waiting for the next free attendant console.) This value can be set to 0 in systems without any attendant console. But then there are no calls possible to a central attendant in the network.
ATNDGR	Number of attendant console groups
AUXDIGI	Number of auxiliary digites for HICOM Trading Classic and ViNet
BLK100	Number of 100-blocks with dialing numbers for all stations in the network A block contains 100 dialing numbers without gaps.
BUS	Number of Optiset/optiPoint-busses, S0-busses and S0-trunks
CALLOG	Number of Optiset and optiPoint devices with call log Refer to AMO Usage Example Call log for optiset E
CALLOGS	Number of Optipoint devices in scrolling mode of Call Log
CBK	Number of dynamically assignable pool elements for callback and trunk queuing requests Each callback and queued trunk, which is saved in the system, needs an element. Refer to AMO Usage Example Features Available Throughout the Network
CCAP	Number of access-point emergency processors
CFWDEST	Number of call forwarding destinations
CFWHIST	Number of elements for call forwarding history
COMGR	Number of COM groups (Communication Group Calling) (refer to AMO COMGR)
COS	Number of classes of service
COSTI	Number of dynamically assignable connection buffers for connections with charge data recording Advice for dimensioning: COSTI = CPB. This is adequate for call data recording of all outgoing trunk and tie-line connections. The number of buffers must be increased if, in addition, call data recording is required for incoming calls and/or internal connections Refer to AMO Usage Example Central Configuration of Call Data Recording
CPB	Number of dynamically assignable CP connection buffers One CPB is required per connection. If this value is changed, the values CPBLOWL and CPBUPPL of AMO ZAND must be checked.
CPDBUF	Number of dynamically assignable CP data buffers (used for DSS1 services, networkwide PIN, Least Cost Routing, Callback, CHESE, Call Pickup Groups, Conference, Call Data Recording)
CRCP	Number of call reference tables in CP (Size = number of S0 + S2 trunks)
CRICC	Number of S0-busses (also with Optiset and optiPoint) plus number of S0/S2 point-to-point connections
CUGPROF	Number of user profiles for Closed User Groups
DCIPAR	Number of parameter sets for the DCI
DNI	Number of Directory Number Information Table indices (refer to AMO DNIT) Contains routing and display information concerning source and called party. (DNI: Directory Number Information) Refer to Service Manual FlexRouting
DPDNI	Number of datapool elements reserved for DIMSU parameter DNI (refer to AMO DNIT) Contains strings to be displayed on the called device. (DNIS: Dialed Number Identification Service) Refer to Service Manual FlexRouting
DPDSPMOD	Number of datapool elements reserved for DIMSU parameter DSPMOD (Refer to AMO KNMAT) Contains the rules for display modification.
DPINFO	Number of datapool elements reserved for DIMSU parameter INFO About 8 info fields can be stored in a datapool element. Refer to AMO Usage Example Improved AMO Interface
DPLNCD	Number of dial plan blocks for access codes
DPLNGR	Number of dial plan blocks for dial plan group branches
DSPMOD	Number of display modifications between network nodes (refer to AMO KNMAT) Refer to AMO Usage Example INS Info Number Signalling (STNM)
DSS	Number of blocks of 5 DSS (direct station select) partners for storing DSS partner information If a station is a DSS destination, one entry block will be allocated, it contains those station numbers for which the station is a DSS destination. If a station is more than 5 times destination, additional 5-blocks will be linked.
DSSNA	Number of blocks of 5 keys for DSS (direct station select) and name keys The number of DSS/name keys per station is not limited. Blocks of 5 destination entries are allocated for the corresponding DIGITE. Advice for dimensioning: The min. number must be the same as the number of digites in the system.
DSS1SCRD	Number of screening data records for incoming E-DSS1 connections for HICOM as carrier access node This number corresponds to the number of used nodes where screening is performed. Refer to AMO Usage Example EDSS1 System Interface / Trunk Interface and Screening on the EDSS1 Trunk Interface
DSS1SCRP	Number of screening patterns for E-DSS1 connections This number corresponds to the number of E.164 numbers checked during the number screening. Refer to AMO Usage Example EDSS1 System Interface / Trunk Interface and Screening on the EDSS1 Trunk Interface
DTILTG	Number of device table entries (DTI) for trunks and terminal devices (one each) (DH - device table)
DTITMD	Number of dynamically assignable device table entries reserved for B- and D-channel connections of all S0/S2 trunk interfaces (Maximum number = S0 * 2 + S2 * 60 (or instead off 60, number of configured B-channel * 2)
ECCS	Number of external computer controlled call setups Used for ACL-C applications. (e.g. Call Bridge, ACD Monitoring)
ES	Number of integrated executive/secretary systems (refer to AMO CHESE) Refer to AMO Usage Example CHESE Integrated Exec./Sec. System
ESSTN	Number of stations (executive, secretary, substitute) in integrated executive/secretary systems (refer to AMO CHESE) Refer to AMO Usage Example CHESE Integrated Exec./Sec. System
EXTNAME	Number of subscriber names for external call forwarding destinations
FORMTAB	Number of entries in the format table for subscriber numbers (refer to AMO KNFOR) Refer to AMO Usage Example INS Info Number Signalling (STNM)
GDTR	Number of entries in the GDTR table for routing depending on the source and/or destination number (refer to AMO DNIT) (GDTR: General Digit Translation Rule) Refer to Service Manual FlexRouting
GENBUF	Number of additional dynamically assignable connection buffers for ACD-G One element is needed per ACD call and per entry in the ACD call queue. Refer to Service Manual FlexRouting
GWREG	Number of inernal and external gateways
HGMEMB	Number of stations, which are member of a hunt group (also network-wide hunt groups)
HOTDEST	Number of HOTLINE destinations
HT	Number of hunt groups (voice and non-voice)
HTCQB	Number of dynamically assignable buffers for hunt call queue (Number of calls waiting for a free hunt group member.)
ID	Number of personal identification numbers (PIN)
INFO	Number of info fields for AMO’s (e.g. COT, COP, TAPRO) Refer to AMO Usage Example Improved AMO Interface
KEYSYS	Number of Key System subscribers (also logged-off subscribers) Refer to AMO Usage Example Integrated Key Functionality Multiline access
LCRCOS	Number of LCR class of service
LCRDSR	Number of blocked digit strings for specific Least Cost Routing route elements (refer to AMO LDSRT for Least Cost Routing digit string restriction)
LDPLNx	Number of dial plan entries for least cost routing in dial plan x (refer to AMO LDPLN) Refer to AMO Usage Example LCR (Least Cost Routing)
LDPLNCx	Number of entries in the LCR dial plan cache x (refer to AMO LDPLN) (used for optimizing the dial plan x) Refer to AMO Usage Example LCR (Least Cost Routing)
LIN	Number of location identifications for emergency calls (location identification number) (refer to AMO SDAT)
LODEN	Number of permanently configured device table entries (call-processing device memory CC)
LODR	Number of outdial rules for least cost routing (refer to AMO LODR) Refer to AMO Usage Example LCR (Least Cost Routing)
LODS0	Number of dynamically assignable device table entries (used for S0-busses, S0/S2 point-to-point connections)
LODTMD	Number of dynamically assignable device table entries for D-channel connections of all S0/S2 trunk interfaces (used for networkwide features, e.g. callback callforwarding, callpickup)
LROUT	Number of route elements for least cost routing (refer to AMO LDAT) Refer to AMO Usage Example LCR (Least Cost Routing)
LRTPROF	Number of profiles for source group dependent routing in LCR (refer to AMO LPROF)
MFCVAR	Number of MFC variants for analog trunks and tie-lines
MG	Number of master groups for device search Master groups are needed for routes, hunt groups per service and attendant groups.
NAME	Number of subscriber names (refer to AMO PERSI) Refer to AMO Usage Example Name and Organization to a Number (ORG Assigning)
NSTN	Number of night stations for special night answer position (refer to AMO NAVAR)
NWBCHL	Number of B-channels for trunks + analog trunks and tie-lines Value must be set to: S0, S2 and analog trunks (Size = number of S0 * 2 + number of S2 * 30 + number of analog trunks)
OPTCC	Number of Optiset and optiPoint devices (also logged-off subscribers with Optiset or optiPoint devices)
OPTEXP	Number of Optiset/optiPoint key modules, Optiset/optiPoint signature modules and Optiset E control adapters
ORG	Number of organizational units (refer to AMO PERSI) Refer to AMO Usage Example Name and Organization to a Number (ORG Assigning)
PARTNODE	Number of lines to partner nodes Plus number of partner nodes, which are connected via a multiplexer and cannot be reached via a separate B-Channel-Group.
PERMDL	Number of peripheral hardware modules
PINBUF	Number of dynamically assignable PIN buffers for networkwide identification Refer to AMO Usage Example Personal Identification Number
PRI	Number of primary rate interfaces
PUGR	Number of call pickup groups Refer to AMO Usage Example Call Pickup
REMIND	Number of timed reminder entries
REMPUGR	Number of links to pickup groups in remote nodes Refer to AMO Usage Example Call Pickup
RSTCON	Number of restricted connections from originating nodes (refer to AMO KNMAT)
RTE	Number of routes (one route per trunk access code, attendant group access code and hunt group access code)
SCTPATH	Number of IP sectorpaths
SG	Number of subgroups for device search One subgroup is needed for each attendant group, night service variant, trunk group and hunt group.
SILI	Number of dynamically assignable entries in the list for saved connections (all connections which are recovered after a soft restart) Advice for dimensioning: At least 2 * CPB
SPDCD	Number of destinations for central speed dialing feature
SLKTEXT	Number of self-labeling keys with individual text (This parameter does not allocate memory - only limit for AMO LRNGZ)
SPDCL	Number of lists for central speed dialing feature (This parameter does not allocate memory - only limit for AMO LRNGZ)
SPDI	Number of users with individual speed dialing
STMA	Number of spans on STMA boards Refer to Service Manual ATM Connectivity
STMACIR	Number of logical circuits of all STMA boards (S2 or Ports for Optiset or optiPoint) Refer to Service Manual ATM Connectivity
STMI	Number of STMI boards for Access Point connection
STMIHFA	Number of STMI boards for IP device connection
STMIHFA2	Number of STMI2 hoards for IP device connection
STMI2IGW	Number of STMI2 boards for IP Trunking
SLC24	Number of SLC24 boards for CMI
STN	Number of subscribers (also attendant consoles and logged-off subscribers)
SU	Number of devices with subunits (SU) Advice for dimensioning: all Digite’s + ATND + ATNDGR
SYNAN	Number of dynamically assignable announcement buffers for synchronous announcement Refer to AMO Usage Example Announcement Unit, Synchronized Announcements
S2PP	Number of S2 point-to-point connections (e.g. IVR-Unit, Fax-Server, Cordless-Server, LAN-Router)
TEAMCONN	Number of connections to/from external team members for HICOM Trading (extended connections in home node and from foreign nodes)
TRK	Number of analog trunks, number of digital trunks (S0/S2) and number of B-channel groups for S2
VOICO	Number of compressed B-channels for voice connections Refer to AMO Usage Example Voice Compression
WAML1	Number of WAML boards for routing Refer to AMO Usage Example Example of use for LAN Connectivity
WAML2	Number of WAML boards for telecommuting Refer to Service Manual Teleworking
WSPROT	Integrated voice/data application using Workstation Protocol Number of Optiset and optiPoint devices using Workstation Protocol. Plus number of Optiset and optiPoint devices without Workstation Protocol which are assigned to a line key of a Keysystem with Workstation Protocol.

Parameter Interrelationships

The following conditions are taken into account by AMO, and are reported in F03 and F04 if not observed.

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The following condition is taken into account by AMO, and is reported in H02 if not observed.

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COSTI >= CPB (If the ACTUAL value of parameter COSTI is set to 0, then only internal voice calls are possible.)

The following condition is valid but not checked in AMO DIMSU. When reducing the value of parameter CPB of AMO DIMSU the relation to parameter CPBUPPL of AMO ZAND must be watched.

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CPB (AMO DIMSU) > CPBUPPL (AMO ZAND)

Values for both of the following parameters have to be assigned. Otherwise the error message F02 will be displayed.

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SPDCL / SPDCD

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ATNDGR / ATND

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ES / ESSTN

Parameter Maximum Values and Default Values

The maximum values for the parameters are contained in the database, and can be interrogated with this AMO. When assigning memory entries, all DIMSU entries are checked against the database entries.

The value range of the parameters is 0 to maximum.

The default values are set so that no memory shortage can occur if the system is generated without declaring parameters. The default values are based on the premise that the configuration requirements of most customer systems will be satisfied.

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