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VS1 Installation, Configuration & Operating Guide 259
CTIM—An abbreviation for Computer Telephony Interface Module. See Computer Telephony
Interface Module (CTIM).
Cut-Over Box—Provides power failure transfer for four CO lines. If a power failure occurs, each
station connected to the Cut-Over Box becomes a direct outside line for incoming and outgoing
calls.
D
DDESee Dynamic Data Exchange
DCU—An abbreviation for Dry Contact Unit. See Telecor Dry Contact Unit.
Dial By Name—A feature that enables you to dial someone by spelling their name on a touchtone
keypad. The caller inputs the appropriate digits or letters. When the system recognizes a match, a
recorded announcement states the name of the dialed party for confirmation by the caller before
automatically completing the call. If the input digits are not uniquely associated with a particular
station, the system may ask the caller to pick a name from a menu of choices. The Telecor VS1
phone system can be programmed for Dial By Name using either the first three letters of a person’s
first name or the first three letters of a person’s last name.
Dialed Number Identification Service (DNIS)—A feature of 800 number lines that provides
the number the caller dialed to reach the attached system. DNIS tells you the number that the caller
dialed. Using DNIS capabilities, one trunk group can be used to serve multiple applications. The
DNIS number can be provided in a number of ways, in-band or out-of-band, ISDN or through a
separate data channel. Generally, a DNIS number is used by the answering system to identify the
reason the caller dialed.
DID—An abbreviation for Direct Inward Dialing. See Direct Inward Dialing.
Digital Promotion Recording—Informs customers about new products, sales and promotions.
The recording can be changed as needed. No external hardware is required. All Telecor VS1 phone
system station options enable you to record promotional recordings.
Direct Inward Dialing (DID)—The ability for a caller outside a company to call an internal
extension without having to pass through an operator or Automated Attendant. DID Routing on the
Telecor VS1 phone system can only be used with a Telecor T1 Interface Card, and T1 service must
be ordered from your local Service Provider.
Direct Inward System Access (DISA)—Enables a user to gain access to the Telecor VS1
phone system internal dial tone from an external phone not connected to the system. DISA allows
feature options such as running Command Scripts, dialing extensions on the system, and access to a
CO port to make external calls.
Direct Station Select (DSS)—A phone system feature that enables a user to press a programmed
button on their phone to dial another extension. Typically, DSS is a part of Busy Lamp Field (BLF),
which shows the status of that extension as well (busy, ringing, holding).
DISA—An abbreviation for Direct Inward System Access. See Direct Inward System Access.
Disconnect—The breaking or release of a circuit connecting two telephones or data devices. A
Disconnect signal is sent from one device to the other to shut down the connection.
Distinctive Ring—Users can choose from 12 different rings and eight different volume settings
on the Telecor Display Phone Model 200 (DP200). Telecor CTI applications also enable users to
choose a distinctive ring for incoming call notification.
DND—An abbreviation for Do Not Disturb. See Do Not Disturb.
DNISAn abbreviation for Dialed Number Identification Service. See Dialed Number
Identification Service.

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