CS 1000 CoS and Avaya Aura® feature field mapping

Last Updated : Apr 01, 2022 |
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The following table lists the Avaya Aura® feature field values supported that are mapped from CS 1000 phone Class of Service (CoS) values.
CS 1000 Class of Service (CoS)
Feature name/Description
Default value
ADD
  • ADD: Automatic Digit Display for digital and UNIStim endpoints.
  • DDS: Delay Display calling party information after the call is answered.
  • TDD: Tandem Digit Display for all digital endpoints except 2006, 2008, 2216, and 2616.
  • NDD: No Digit Display.
The default value in CS 1000 depends on the station type:
  • ADD for 2x16 and 2008.
  • TDD for digital 39xx.
  • NDD for 2006.
CCSA/CCSD
  • CCSA: Controlled Class of Service Allowed
  • CCSD: Controlled Class of Service Denied
Controlled Class of Service Denied
CNDA/CNDD
  • CNDA: Call Number Display Allowed
  • CNDD: Call Number Display Denied
Call Party Name Display Allowed
CRPA/CRPD
  • CRPA: Corporate Directory Allowed
  • CRPD: Corporate Directory Denied
Corporate Directory Denied
CNUD/CNUS/CNUA/CNAA
  • CNUD: CLASS Calling Number Multiple Data Format
    CLID and Message Waiting Lamp for analog CLASS sets Denied.
  • CNUS: CLASS Calling Number Single Data Format Allowed
    Display calling number along with date and time in single data message format for analog CLASS sets.
  • CNUA: CLASS Calling Number Multiple Data Format
    Display calling number along with date and time in multiple data message format for analog CLASS sets.
  • CNAA: CLASS Calling Name Multiple Data Format
    Applies along with CNUA. Display calling number, calling name, and date and time in multiple data message format for analog CLASS sets.
CLASS Calling Number Multiple Data Format
CRA/CRD
  • CRA: Continues Ringing Allowed for analog sets.
  • CRD: Continues Ringing Denied for analog sets.
Continues Ringing Denied
GRLA/GRLD
  • GRLA: Group Listening Allowed
  • GRLD: Group Listening Denied
Group Listening Denied
HFA/HFD
  • HFA: Hands-Free Allowed
  • HFD: Hands-Free Denied
The CS 1000 Hands-Free Allowed provides the speakerphone capability.
Hands-Free Denied
HTL
HTLxx<HTL-specific parameters>
Mnemonics for Hotline buttons emulated using the brdg-app (Hotline 2-way) or autodial (Hotline One-way) buttons.
Depending on your requirements, you can use any of the four possible mnemonics:
  • HTLxxNyyy
  • HTLxxMkNyyy
  • HTLxxLyEzzz
  • HTLxxMkLyEzzz
Where: xx - key number (from 0) on button module (or main module), y - button module number 1/2/3, yyy - destination number, y - AD List number in CM station - 1/2/3, zzz - corresponding AD List entry number.
  • For example: HTL2N100123 – assign Hotline key on button 2 of main button module, with target number 100123
  • For example: HTL4M1N15132288888 – assign Hotline key on button 4 of button module 1, with target number 15132288888
  • For example: HTL5M0L1E01 - assign Hotline key on button 5 of main button module, with target number set to CM station Abbreviated Dialing List#1 entry 01.
No hotline key
HTLI
HTLIxx<HTLI-specific parameters>
Mnemonic to implement the CS 1000 Hotline Intercom feature in Device Adapter. Use the bridged appearance and the HTLI mnemonic to implement the Hotline Intercom feature.
Depending on your requirements, you can use any of the eight possible mnemonics:
  • HTLIxxNyyyy
  • HTLIxxNyyyyFffff
  • HTLIxxMmNyyyy
  • HTLIxxMmNyyyyFffff
  • HTLIxxLaEbbb
  • HTLIxxLaEbbbFffff
  • HTLIxxMmLaEbbb
  • HTLIxxMmLaEbbbFffff
The format is:
HTLIxx[Mm][Nyyyy][LaEbbb][Fffff]
Where,
  • xx: Is the button number.
  • m: Is the optional Key Expansion Module (KEM) number.
  • yyyy: Is the Hotline number.
  • a and bbb: Are the list and entry number if you want to use Abbreviated Dialing.
  • ffff: Is for an optional filter to filter the inbound calls by CLID.
    The CLID of an inbound call is considered a match if it contains the string that you specify in ffff.
    For example, CLID 12345678 is considered a match for the filter 2345.
    If you configure the CLID filter in the HTLI mnemonic, then:
    • For an inbound call that has a matching CLID, Device Adapter provides a ring tone for 0.8 seconds and auto-answers the call.
    • For an inbound call that does not have a matching CLID, Device Adapter provides a ring tone but does not auto-answer the call.
    If you do not configure the CLID filter in the HTLI mnemonic, Device Adapter auto-answers all inbound calls.
The following is an example of a boss/secretary intercom scenario using the HTLI mnemonic:
  • Phone A: ext1001, button 2 – bridg-app to X-port 2001
    mnemonic: HFA HTLI2N2002F2002
  • Phone B: ext1002, button 2 – bridg-app to X-port 2002
    mnemonic: HFA HTLI2N2001F2001
For more information, see Hotline Intercom in Appendix H: Call processing features and services.
No hotline intercom key
LNA/LND
  • LNA: Last Number Redial Allowed
  • LND: Last Number Redial Denied
Last Number Redial Denied
LPA/LPD
  • LPA: Lamp Allowed
    Message Waiting Lamp allowed for analog non-CLASS sets.
  • LPD: Lamp Denied
    Message Waiting Lamp denied for analog non-CLASS sets.
Lamp Denied
MUTA/MUTD
  • MUTA: Mute Allowed
  • MUTD: Mute Denied
Mute Denied
MWA/MWD
  • MWA: Message Waiting Allowed
  • MWD: Message Waiting Denied
Message Waiting Denied
SCK / SCB
  • SCK: Speed dial soft key
  • SCB: Speed dial feature key
Mnemonics for Speed Call soft keys and feature keys.
  • To assign a Speed dial soft key, assign SCK[UC]X where U stands to Speed Call User, C - Speed Call Controller, X - AD List number in CM station - 1/2/3.
    For example: SCKU2
  • To assign a Speed dial feature key, assign SCBxx[UC]z or SCBxxMy[UC]z where U stands to Speed Call User, C - Speed Call Controller, xx - key number (from 0) on button module (or main module), y - button module number 1/2/3, z - AD List number in CM station - 1/2/3.
    • For example: SCB10U2 – assign speed call user key on button 10 of main button module, linked to CM station Abbreviated Dialing List #2
    • For example: SCB5M2C3 – assign speed call controller key on button 5 of button module 2, linked to CM station Abbreviated Dialing List #3
No speed dial key
VOLA/VOLD
  • VOLA: Virtual Office Login Allowed
    Setting VOLA enables the Virtual soft key on the phone.
  • VOLD: Virtual Office Login Denied
    Setting VOLD disables the Virtual soft key on the phone.
Note:
If VOLA is present in the features, then it will be On automatically. To turn VOLA off from CS 1000 configuration, use VOLD. For Device Adapter, you have to delete VOLA from the phone programming.
The default value in CS 1000 is VOLD because the absence of VOLA means login is not allowed. Device Adapter does not use VOLD.
VOUA/VOUD
  • VOUA: Virtual Office User Allowed
    Setting VOUA allows the extension to use as user ID for Virtual Office operation.
  • VOUD: Virtual Office User Denied
    Setting VOUD does not allow an extension to use as user ID.
Note:
If VOUA is present in the features, then it will be On automatically. To turn VOUA off from CS 1000 configuration, use VOUD. For Device Adapter, you have to delete VOUA from the phone programming.
The default value in CS 1000 is VOUD because the absence of VOUA means user ID is not allowed for Virtual Office operation. Device Adapter does not use VOUD.
WTA/WTD
  • WTA: Warning Tone Allowed
  • WTD: Warning Tone Denied
Warning Tone Allowed