84 PROTON 206/308 V1 System Manual
• Since codes (defined string of characters) are used for the transfer of information, this method is very much
reliable and near to perfect.
• Table given below shows various call progress events:
• The PROTON 206/308 offers two features associated with VMS integration viz. Message Wait and
Conversation Recording. Please refer “Message Wait” and “Conversation Recording” for more details.
How to program?
Step 1: Define a station port as VMS port using command 393.
Step 2: Group all the VMS ports in one group using command 251.
Step 1
Use following command to define station port as VMS port:
393-Station-Code
Where,
Station is from 21 to 28.
By default, Station Port as VMS port is 0.
Step 2
Use following command to group all the VMS ports in one group (Pilot Group 9):
251-9-Station1-Station2-………………..-Station8
Where,
Station1, Station2, ………, Station8 is from 21 to 28 to which the VMS is connected.
Use ‘#’ to terminate the command if less than 8 stations are to be programmed in the group.
Example:
Program the PROTON 206/308 for following constraints:
Two ports of VMS are connected to station 27 and 28 of the PROTON 206/308.
Use following command to define station 27 and 28 as VMS port:
393-27-1
393-28-1
251-9-27-28-#
Relevant Topics:
1. “Message Wait” 61
2. “Conversation Recording” 40
Type Of Event Occurrence of Event Type of Tone
Call Placed Event Extension ringing. Ring back tone
Call Blocked Event Extension busy, Extension’s handset not
placed properly, Call returned back to VMS.
Busy tone, Error tone
Call Matured Event Call answered. Speech
Call Disconnect Event Extension disconnects. Error tone after speech
Call Forward Event Extension forwards the call. Feature tone
Code Meaning
0 Station port defined as normal station port
1 Station port defined as VMS port
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