Mitel SX-200 DIGITAL Pabx General Description Manual

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TABLE 5-6
ARS ROUTE PLANS TABLE
CDE TERMINAL DISPLAY
TIMEZONE
01
02
03
04
05
06
01DAY ZONE 1DAY ZONE 2
START HOURROUTE LISTSTART HOUR
6-QUITZ-ROUTE NUM8-DELETE
iOUTE LISTSTART HOURROUTE LIST
9-O-ENTER
l-DAY ZONE 3
ATTENDANT CONSOLE DISPLAY
TIME
ZONEDAY ZONE 1DAY ZONE 2DAY ZONE 3
START HOURROUTE LISTSTART HOUR
R!XJTE LISTSTART HOURROUTE LIST
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5.20The ARS Digit Strings tables consist...

Automatic Route Selection and Toil Control5.21The primary table is shown in Table 5-7, and the nested table in
Table 5-8. The primary (leading digits) table is comprised of
three fields, as follows:
Leading Digits: This is essentially the same as a Trunk Group
access code, such as the number 
“9”, but may be any digit
combination the customer desires to be analyzed. A maximum
of 100 leading digit combinations may be specified.
Return Dial Tone: This field allows a simulated dial tone to be
returned to...

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strings in such a way that explicitly stated digit strings will be
routed to their routes, while all others will be covered by wild-cards. The ordering of digit strings is performed automatically
by CDE after each string is entered. If two routes are defined for
416 and 416-555-1212, CDE will ensure that the specific string
will occur first in the digits to be analyzed field. The number of
entries which can be made in this field is limited only by the
amount of...

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TABLE 5-7
ARS DIGIT STRINGS TABLE - LEADING DIGITS
CDE TERMINAL 
DiSPLAY
LEADiNG DIGITSTED COR GROUP
.
6-QUIT7-LEADING DIG
ATTENDANT CONSOLE DISPLAY
LEADING DIGITSRETURN DIAL TONERESTRICTED COR GROUPINO
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TABLE 5-8
ARS PIGIT STRINGS - NESTED TABLE
CDE TERMINAL DISPLAY
l-ii-3-INSERT4-NOX5-x
6-WIT7-FIND STRING8-DELETE9-NlXO-ENTER
ATTENDANT CONSOLE DISPLAY
DIGITS TO BE ANALYZED
QTY TO FOLLOWACC CODE REQDTERM TYPE AND NUM
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6. ARS OPERATION: GENERAL APPROACH
General6.01The object of ARS is to choose one route a call may take from
one location to another, when several routes are available. The
ARS package, then, is the software program which instructs the sys-
tem on how to make the choice. The choice the system eventually
does make depends upon the parameters defined within it by the CDE
programmer. These are not arbitrary. The parameters are determined
by the needs of the 
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tempting to make the call, but in order to do this, it must first deter-
mine how the desired call is to be routed. From a programming view-
point, it is necessary to identify who possesses what rank before
access to the various routes can be allowed or denied. In this way,
digit analysis programming must take place with the COR of the pe-
ripheral devices always in mind.
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7. APPLICATIONGeneral
7.01The implementation of ARS on the SX-200@ DIGITAL PABX is -a
2-stage 
process. First, data must be collected concerning the
customer’s needs and the facilities he possesses, such as trunk
groups. From this data, the ARS plan can be formulated on paper (refer
to Section 
MITL9i08-093-206-NA, Installation Forms}. Second, the plan
must be transferred from paper to the system memory, through the
Attendant Console or CDE terminal (refer to...

Automatic Route Selection and Toll Control3.SCC is less expensive than Direct Distance Dialing during the
hours of 8:00 through 18:00 Monday through Friday, and 
08:OOthrough 12:00 hours Saturday.
7.06The following office codes are to be allowed:
Toronto: 47 1, 825, 678
Winnipeg: 786
Ottawa: All office codes
Boca Raton: 994.
Trunking network for this scenario is shown in Figure 7-l.
COR Assignments
7.07The employees at the company’s head office in Ottawa were
separated into COR groups for purposes of...

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