GTE Omni Si Database Technical Practices Manual
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TL-130400-1001Table 10.1Entry Fields for Record Code Tl (Continued) COL.COL.VALIDNO.NAMEENTRIESCOMMENTS 45-48Automatic Call 0000-9999 = ICont’d) Distribution/number Direct-In Line (right justify (ACD/DIL) Trunk three-digit Pilot Numbernumbers) mm-m = N/AFor the limited ACD feature to work properly, it is recommended to use a pilot number from a circular hunt group. -If an entry (other than dashes) is made in this field, columns 23-26 must be dashed. -If an entry (other than dashes) is made in this field, columns 14-16 must be marked CAS, CLR, COT, FXT, TIE, or WTS. -The direction for any of those trunk groups, must be marked IN or TW (columns 21-22). 49Route to RLT (Release Link Trunk)Y = connect to RLTThis field determines whether or not incoming - = connect toseizure is assigned to a trunk group when no local attendantincoming signaling (ringdown) is allowed to connect to the RLT (CAS) or to the local Attendant Console. NOTE: If the site is a CAS Branch and calls are to be routed to the CAS Main location, this field must be marked Y. 50Answer Back Recorder AnnouncerY = allowed -=N/AThis field determines whether or not the trunk group is allowed an answer back signal when any trunk group is routed to a recorder announcer. 51-This field should be allowed if the trunk group is routed to a recorder announcer. This allows the CO to bill for the time that the calling party is connected to the recording. RecorderY = allowedThis field determines the recorder announcer Announcer -=N/Atrunk group that is to return an answer back Return Answer Backsignal when connected to an incoming trunk. NOTE: If this field is marked Y, columns 14-16 must be marked REC. 52-53Delete DID01-10 = numberIn a DID application, this field determines the Digits-- = N/Anumber of digits sent from the CO that are to be deleted. This field is used when the CO is sending more digits than needed (e.g., three-digit numbering plan in effect and the CO is sending four digits). 54Agent Group Number O-7 = number - = not assignedAssign the agent group number for the trunkgroup.-This field is used only for CAS or full ACD. -If columns 14-16 are marked CAS, this field must specify an agent group O-7.SVR 5210 8187D-l 83
TL-130400-1001COL.NO. Table 10.1Entry Fields for Record Code Tl (Continued) COL.VALID NAMEENTRIESCOMMENTS 55 56Trunk Homing Selection s-.”. . . . ._Automatic Circuit AssuranceH = allowed - = not allowed .-Y = selected - = not selectedThis field determines whether or not the trunk group is allowed homing. -Entering an H in this field provides trunk homing, which acts like a terminal hunt group. -Normally a dash is recommended in this field. This provides circular hunting. NOTE: If this field is marked H, columns 21-22 must be marked OG or TW. Enter Y if the ACA (Automatic Circuit Assurance) feature option is used by the trunk group.-By monitoring the holding time for both long and short calls, this feature gives an indication of possible trunk problems. -The definition of a long and short call is determined by the following parameters. 57-58Automatic01-15 = numberEnter the number of call attempts that must fall Circuitof calls in the shortbelow the seconds listed in columns 59-60 Assurancecall ’before a short call report is made. Short Call-- = not selected-A default value is not provided for this field. Threshold-This feature is also used for remote maintenance. 59-61Automatic Circuit Assurance Short Call Interval001-255 =seconds _- = notselected 1-3 = suggestedvalueEnter the number of seconds that a trunk must be seized before it is seen by the system as a short call. -This value should be set lower than the normal amount of time the site spends on a call (e.g., a telemarketing group may average calls that are very short in length). -A default value is not provided for this field. 62-64Automatic 001-255 =Enter the number of minutes that must pass Circuitsecondsbefore the short call threshold is reset. Assurance _- = not-The above listed short call parameters are Short Call Reset selectedmonitored for the amount of time set here. Interval-If the above parameters are reached within the time frame, then a short call report is sent to the Attendant/MDR.-If the parameters are not met, the timer is reset to zero and the short call parameters are set back to zero. -A default value is not provided for this field.D-l 84 8187SVR 5210
TL-130400-1001Table 10.1Entry Fields for Record Code Tl (Continued) CQL.COL.VALID NO.NAMEENTRIESCOMMENTS 65-67Automatic001-255 =Enter the number of minutes that a trunk must Circuit minutesbe seized before a report is made. Assurance Long --- = not -If this value is reached, a report is sent to Calf Intervalselectedthe AttendantIMDR.45 = suggestedThis value should be set higher than the valuenormal amount of time the site spends on a call (e.g., a site that has the data option may_ be making long data calls). - A default value is not provided for this field. 68Outgoing TrunkY = outpulse FRLIf the trunk group has been given an FRL Group Facility - = not selectedvalue, this field determines whether or not the RestrictionFRL value is outpulsed when an outgoing trunk Level Outpulsedcall is made. NOTE: If the FRL option is used, this field will normally be marked Y for Tie trunks connecting two switches in a network. 69 70 71Incoming Trunk O-7 = numberThis field determines the incoming FRL value Group Default - = N/A (TCM notfor the trunk group. Facility equipped)NOTE: If a remote network system does not Restriction have the capability to send an FRL, an FRL Levelvalue can be given to that incoming trunk. Outgoing Trunk O-7 = numberThis field determines the FRL value to be Group Facility - = N/A (TCM notoutpulsed for the trunk group. Restriction equipped)-The FRL value should only be outpulsed for Level to Accessa MERS networking environment. IntegratingY = IVMS trunkEnter Y if the trunk group is used to support Voice groupthe IVMS option. Messaging - = not an IVMSSystem Trunktrunk group Identifier 72Reserved- = only allowed entryThis field is not used for this SVR.SVR 5210 8187D-l 85
TL-130400-1001Record Code T2: Trunk Group Part - 210.2 Record Code T2, Figure 10.2A, provides parameters that define trunk groups. This record code is used along with Record Code Tl in defining trunk groups. Columns 14-28 are only used if toll restriction is in effect. If the trunk group does not have toll restriction, dash columns 14-28. Figures containing flowcharts and examples for toll restriction configurations are included at the end of this record code. Programming information is as follows:D-l 86 8187 s-.”. . . .l A flowchart (Figure 10.2B) is included to explain toll restriction. The flowchart assumes that a station classed as toll restricted has dialed the trunk group access code. When toll restriction . .is placed on a trunk group, the flowchart explains the checkpoints that the system uses to determine the type of toll restriction that is to be used. l Figures 10.2C and 10.2D explain three-digit and six-digit analysis as applied to the system. l Figures 10.2E and 10.2F show a cross-section of the columns on Record Code T2 that apply to toll and code restriction. The three types of toll and code restriction are categorized and shown in examples. l Figure 10.2G is a flowchart that shows how to fill out the various record codes that can be used for toll and code restriction. These record codes are T2, CR, EC, AS, and DA. It is recommended to read the flowchart before completing these record codes.SVR 5210
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TL-130400-1001 Table 10.2Entry Fields for Record Code T2COL.COL.VALID NO.NAMEENTRIESCOMMENTS 12-13Trunk Group00-63 = number This field determines the trunk group number. Number -If Record Code Tl , columns 14-l 6, are marked DIG, PAG, REC, or NIC, columns 14-Y..e40 and 45-46 must be dashed. . -Each trunk group number on this record code must appear on Record Code Tl,columns 12-l 3. . .._-Trunk group numbers must be unique ’ 14-15across this record code. Trunk TollTL = simple tollAssign the type of toll restriction placed on a Restriction restriction (three-trunk group. digit analysis)-TL is used for trunk groups required to ET = expanded tollanalyze the NPA dialed. toll restriction-ET is used for trunk groups required to (six-digit analysis)analyze the ABCs of the NPA dialed. -- = N/A-If this field is marked ET, column 27 must have an entry. -If this field is marked TL, column 26 must have an entry and columns 27-28 must be dashed. -If this field is marked --, columns 16-28 must be dashed. -If a station has a displayable COS that allows toll access, the call will bypass the toll restriction placed on the trunk group. -Toll access is assigned to stations on Record Code DD, columns 14-15, by marking the columns TA. 16-17Toll AccessNM = numberFields in columns 16-25 determine the Code Digits:allowedaccess codes allowed to the toll restricted Code Indicator QP = operatortrunk group. The access codes determined permittedby these fields are 1 + , 0 + or 0 - . An NR = numberaccess code of 1 + is normally used to access restrictedtoll trunks. In an NPA with conflicting codes, OR = operator1 + is always dialed. An access code of 0 + restrictedis used to make an operator assisted toll call. -- = allowedAn access code of 0- is used to make a credit card call (or a call that is dialed after the digit 0 is dialed). -Columns 16-20 determine whether or not 1 + dialing is allowed. -Columns 21-25 determine whether or not 0+ or 0- dialing is allowed.D-l 88 8187SVR 5210
TL-130400-1001 Table 10.2Entry Fields for Record Code T2 (Continued)COMMENTS -If toll restriction is ineffect, for normal applications this field will only be marked NM -If this field is dashed, columns 18-20 and 23-25 must be dashed. -If this field is not dashed, columns 18-20 and 23-25 must be marked 0-- to 999. required for the trunk group. -For normal applications, column 18 is marked 1 and columns 19-20 are dashed. -Columns 18-20 determine the digit while columns 16-l 7 determine whether or not the system allows access to that digit. -If digit 1 is dashed, then digits 2 and 3 must also be dashed. 21-22Second TollNM = number-Columns 21-25 are normally used to Access: Codealloweddetermine whether 0 + or 0- dialing is IndicatorOP = operatorallowed. permitted-If toll restriction is in effect, for normal NR = numberapplications this field will only be marked OP restrictedor OR. OR = operatorNOTE: The entry for the toll access code and restrictedthe second toll access code cannot be the - = allowedsame. 23-25Second TollO-9 = numberThis field determines the one-, two-, or Access Code -=N/Athree-digit toll access or operator code Digits 1, 2, or 3required for the trunk group. -For normal applications, column 18 is marked 1 and columns 19-20 are dashed. -Columns 18-20 determine the digit while columns 16-17 determine whether or not the system allows access to that digit. -If digit 1 is dashed, then digits 2 and 3 must also be dashed.SVR 5210 8187D-l 89
TL-130400-1001COL.NO. Table 10.2Entry Fields for Record Code T2 (Continued) COL.VALID NAMEENTRIESCOMMENTS 26Codel-8 = number This field determines the code restriction table Restriction -=N/Anumber used by the trunk group. Table Number-This field points to Record Code CR, .”column 12. Column 12 is a table number for-..the allowed NPAIABC of that table. -If an entry is made in this column, Record Code CR must be completed. . . 27Expanded orl-8 = numberThis field determines the expanded or Conflicting - = N/Aconflicting table number used for the trunk Table Number group.-This field points to Record Code EC, column 12. Column 12 is a table number for the allowed NPA(s) of that table. -If an entry is made in this column, Record Codes CR and EC must be completed. 281+ Codel-8 = numberAssign the code restriction table number used Restriction - = N/Aby the trunk group. Table Number -This number is used when conflicting NPA and ABC codes exist. -If an entry is made in this column, Record Code CR must be completed. 29Pad Class (two-way)1-9 = number or -=N/AAssign pad two-way trunk application for a trunk group. -This is used to put additional dB pads (decimal level) on a trunk. This is used for volume control. -Two-way pertains to a two-way connection. l=FX 2= PABWCO or PABXICRL trunks 3 = non-tandem PABX Tie trunks (This is used in a tandem network, allowing the PABX to access CO trunks from a remote PABX, but not access Tie trunks that connect the remote PABX to other PABXs in the network. 4= satellite Tie trunks (This PABX only has Tie trunks that connect it to a main switch. Other trunks are accessed at the main switch.) 5 = inter-tandem PABX Tie trunks (This is used in a tandem network, allowing incoming PABX trunks to access CO lines, but not access Tie lines to network PABXs.)
TL-130400-1001Table 10.2Entry Fields for Record Code T2 (Continued)COMMENTS 6= tandem PABX Tie trunks (This is used in a tandem network, allowing incoming PABX trunks to access CO lines as well as Tie trunks to other PABXs.) 7= class 4 WATS trunks (normally a small CO with limited capabilities) 8 = class 5 WATS trunks (This type of CO can provide toll switching.) 9 = conference port - = dictation access, recorder announcer access, or N/A ree-way pertains to a three-way connection. 2= FX trunks, PABXCO or PABXCLR trunks, class 5 WATS trunks 4= non-tandem PABX Tie trunks, satellite Tie trunks, inter-tandem PABX Tie trunks, tandem PABX Tie trunks, class 4 WATS trunks - = dictation access, recorder announcer access, paging access, or N/A. 31MERS EscapeO-9 = digitAssign the code used (number dialed) to Digit -=N/Aaccess off-network facilities after placing an on-network MERS call. NOTE: If an entry is made in this field, Record Code Sl, columns 19 and 23, may require entries. 32MERS Pause Value/Seizurel-5 = seconds -=N/AAfter a trunk is seized, this field determines the amount of seconds the system waits before sending the first digit. -This is the pause applied after the escape digit and allows a second dial tone on the homing switch. NOTE: If an entry is made in this field, Record Code SI, column 18, may require an entry.SVR 5210 8187D-l 91
TL-130400-1001Table 10.2Entry Fields for Record Code T2 (Continued) COL.COL.VALID NO. NAMEENTRIES 33 34 35VlERS Pause l-5 = seconds Jalue/Escape.=N/A s-.” MERS Pause dalue/Toll3arrier Code 3lockY = blocked TransmissionN = not blocked Ignore Reverse Battery Check Message MeterY = allowed Pegs Indicator - = not allowed 1-5 = seconds - = N/A 36 37 8/87SVR 5210I = ignore battery check - = perform battery checkCOMMENTS After the escape digit is sent, this field determines the amount of seconds the system waits before sending the next digits. -Normally this field is only used for applications involving an older CO. It provides a pause after the first digit is dialed. NOTE: If an entry is made in this field, Record Code SI, columns 19 and 23, may require entries. After the toll barrier code is sent (type 1 + or 0 + ), this field determines the amount of seconds the system waits before sending the next digit. NOTE: If an entry is made in this field, Record Code SI, column 20, must be marked B. Enter Y if blocked transmission is to be applied during outpulsing before dialing is completed. -This is used in applications where a DTMF station accesses a trunk group with outgoing DP signaling and is then fed to a CO that has combined DP and DTMF receivers. -It is recommended to apply block transmission to systems with IFPs on Tie trunks. -If block transmission is required and not performed, the result is a transmission of double digits. Enter Y if the reverse battery check is ignored by the system that acknowledges disconnect supervision. -An area serviced by a Bell CO should be marked I. If an FGBS pay phone is used, it is recommended to dash this field. -If ignore battery check is required and not performed, the system will see it as a disconnect. Enter Y if the message meter pegs indicator for calls terminating to a trunk group is used. -This field is only used for motel applications that use the message meter pegs feature on the KEDU.