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Web Setup Tool and Unified ICM Configuration 
 
translate to an application or Agent/supervisor directory number or LWN 
or a Target Party Number. The Spectrum will issue a route request to the 
PG upon executing the REQUEST HOST ON SI vector step. The PG will 
request a route from the Unified ICM CallRouter. The label returned from 
the Unified ICM CallRouter will specify the target directory number which 
will then be forwarded to the Spectrum via a route response. If a time-out 
value was specified in the REQUEST HOST ON SI vector step, the route 
response must arrive within the specified time-out interval. If the response 
fails to arrive within the time-out interval, the application telescript will 
continue execution at the step that follows the REQUEST HOST ON SI 
step. 
The Routing Client Configuration Parameters string should be empty. 
3.12.1.  Route Request 
The Spectrum ACD sends a route request to the PG via the INFORM 
HOST application vector step if the Instruction Needed flag is set. The 
Spectrum Application ID should be specified in the host digits field. 
3.12.2.  Route Select 
The PG receives the selected route information from the Router and 
converts it into a Spectrum Transaction Link route response message, 
which is sent to the Spectrum ACD. The resulting Label is an encoded 
Spectrum directory number. The directory number may identify an 
individual Agent or a Spectrum application. The label can additionally 
specify new values for call priority or call intercept level. 
3.12.3.  Label Syntax 
The Unified ICM label specifies a target and one or more options. The 
target can be of four types: a Directory Number (Agent or application), a 
Logical Workstation Number, an Application Identifier, or a Target Party 
Number. These distinct target types restrict the Unified ICM label to 
specifying a single target. The label can also specify optional values for 
Call Priority, Call Intercept Level, and Originating Announcement. The 
label may specify the target and the option specifiers in any order.  
Specifying Targets 
You specify targets in an Unified ICM label by providing an alpha prefix 
followed by a numeric value (for example, D5001). The alpha prefixes are 
not case-sensitive. The label parsing algorithm identifies a given target 
type based on its alpha prefix.  
The prefixes include: