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							Customer Data Entry (CDE)
Form 24 - ARS: Route Lists
4.99This form specifies the order that the Route numbers are se-
lected. There are 100 Route List numbers; each Route List num-ber accommodates a maximum of six Route numbers. Refer to Table
4-38, ARS: Route Lists for the form layout.TABLE 4-38
FORM 24 
- ARS: ROUTE LISTS
CDE TERMINAL DISPLAY
7:50 AM 15-JAN-88
alarm status = NO ALARM
LIST 
NLhlFIRST SECOND WI-TI-IIFD WI- FOURTH WTFlFiH Wl SIXTH W-l
0192ON
8:3
8:06
07
8:101112
0132
ON
l-2-3-4-TOP5-BOTTOM
6-QUIT7-LIST Nlhl8-DELETE9-O-ATTENDANT CONSOLE DISPLAY
,
ILIST NudFIRSTSEW WT THIRD WT FOURTH WT FIFTH WT SIXTH WT
0132ON
Fl>F2>F6>OUlTF7>LIST NUvlF3>F&DELETEF4>TOPF9>FS>BOlTmFO>4.100 Field Description
LIST NUM: This field displays the Route List numbers. Note that the
LIST NUM field cannot be modified. There is a maximum of 100 list
numbers.FIRST, SECOND, THIRD, FOURTH, FIFTH and SIXTH: These fields
specify the Route numbers for each Route List number. Valid entries
are 01 to 200. These fields link this form to Form 23 (refer to Table
4-37, ARS: Route Definition).WT: There are five of these; one for each of the SECOND, THIRD,
FOURTH, FIFTH and SIXTH fields. ON in this field indicates that the
chosen Route number is an expensive route. The system indicates this
by providing an audible warning tone when that route is selected.Page 109 
						

							SECTION MITL9109-094-210-NA4.101 Commands
4-TOP: Pressing the TOP 
softkey moves the line pointer to the first
line of the form. The command line displays the first line.
5-BOTTOM: Pressing the BOTTOM 
softkey moves the line pointer to
the last line of the form. The command line displays this line.
6-QUIT: Pressing the QUIT sof-tkey when editing this form returns the
display to the level before the field was modified. The change is not
saved. At all other times, pressing this 
softkey exits Form 24 and
returns the display to the level where the forms are selected. Refer to
Table 4-2, Available Forms.
6-CANCEL: This 
softkey appears after a programming error has oc-
curred. Pressing the CANCEL 
softkey returns the display to the level
where the programming error occurred. This 
softkey appears with an
error message. Refer to Table 5-1, Programming Error Messages for a
list of these error messages.
‘I-LIST NUM: This 
softkey selects a Route List number and displays it
on the command line. Pressing the LIST NUM 
softkey displays the
ENTER ROUTE LIST NUM: prompt on the command line. The selection
is completed by entering a valid Route List number (01 to 100).
&DELETE/ADD: This 
softkey appears when the pointer is pointing to
data (i.e., data on the command line). This 
softkey has two functions; it
deletes and adds data to the form. Pressing the DELETE sof-tkey re-
moves the data from the selected field. The deletion is completed by
pressing the ENTER 
softkey. If the delete key is pressed while the
cursor is in the [FIRST] field, data on that line is deleted. The field is
ready for new data and the 
softkey blanks. When the cursor is at a
blank WT field on the command line, this 
softkey displays ADD .
Pressing the ADD 
softkey enables the warning tone. The WT field
displays ON and the 
softkey now displays DELETE.
O-ENTER: This 
softkey appears only after data for a List number has
been modified. Pressing the ENTER 
softkey stores any modifications in
the database.
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							Customer Data Entry (CDE)
Form 25 - ARS: Route Plans
4.102 This form assigns the Route Lists to the time and day zones.
There are 18 time zones (six for each day zone). Each time zone
has a start time that can be set by the installer. The last specified start
time creates a time period from its start time to the first specified start
time of that day zone. If a time zone has no assigned Route List
number, then all calls during that time period are restricted from this
Route Plan. There are a maximum of 50 Route Plans. Refer to Table
4-39, ARS: Route Plans for the form layout.
4.103 Field Description
TIME ZONE: This field lists the six time zones for each day zone. The
TIME ZONE field cannot be modified.
START HOUR: There are three of these fields (one for each day zone).
The START HOUR field specifies the starting time of each time zone.
The time is represented by two digits in 24 hour format. For example,
18 represents 
18:OO.TABLE 4-39
7:50 AM 15-JAN-88FORM 25 
- ARS: ROUTE PLANS
CDE TERMINAL DISPLAY
alarm status 
= NO ALARM
TIME
DAYZONE1DAYZONE 2
START HWRIRWTE LISTDAY ZONE 3ZONESTART HWRIRCUTE LISTSTART HDURIRDUTE LIST
x:120031400518010
03
04
E
01
I-QUIT
120031400518010
I7-RWTE PLANII8-DELETEI19-IIO-ATTENDANT CONSOLE DISPLAY
TIME
DAYZONE1DAYZONE2DAYZONE3ZCI’JESTART HOUR ROUTE LISTSTART I-KWR ROWE LISTSTART HOUR RWTE LIST
01120031400518010FG%U I TF7>RWTE PLANF8XIELETEF9>FO>ROUTE LIST: There are three of these fields (one for each day zone).
The ROUTE LIST field displays the Route List numbers and links this
form to Form 24 (refer to Table 4-38, ARS: Route Lists). Valid entries
are 01 to 100.
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							SECTION MITL9109-094-210-NA4.104 Commands
6-QUIT: Pressing the QUIT 
softkey when editing this form returns the
display to the level before the field was modified. The change is not
saved. At all other times, pressing this 
softkey exits Form 25 and
returns the display to the level where the forms are selected. Refer to
Table 4-2, Available Forms.
B-CANCEL: This 
softkey appears after a programming error has oc-
curred. Pressing the CANCEL 
softkey returns the display to the level
where the programming error occurred. This 
softkey appears with an
error message. Refer to Table 5-1, Programming Error Messages for a
list of these error messages.
7-ROUTE PLAN: This 
softkey has two functions. It displays the se-
lected Route Plan number and enables the user to select an alternate
Route Plan. Pressing the ROUTE PLAN 
softkey displays the following on
the command line: CURRENT ROUTE PLAN: XX ENTER ROUTE PLAN
NUM: ROUTE PLAN: where XX is Route Plan number 01 to 50. The
Route Plan selection is completed by entering a new Route Plan num-
ber.8-DELETE: This 
softkey appears when the pointer is pointing to data
(i.e., data on the command line). Pressing the DELETE 
softkey removes
the data from the selected field. The deletion is completed by pressing
the ENTER 
softkey. The field is ready for new data.
O-ENTER:This 
softkey appears only after data for a Route Plan
number has been modified. Pressing the ENTER 
softkey stores any
changes in the database.
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							Customer Data Entry (CDE)
Form 26 - ARS: Digit Strings
4.105 This form (and its nested form) link the digits dialed by the user
to the appropriate Route, Route List or Route Plan. It selects therelevant Route (if there is only one route), or Route List (if there is
more than one route and the time of day is not important), or Route
Plan (if the choice of routes vary with the time of day) by the 
user-dialed digits. Refer to Table 4-40, ARS: Digit Strings for the form
layout. Refer to Section 
MITL9109-094-220-NA, Automatic Route Se-
lection and Toll Control for details.TABLE 4-40
FORM 26 
- ARS: DIGIT STRINGS
CDE TERMINAL DISPLAY
7:50 AM 15-JAN-88alarm status = ND ALARM
LEADING DIGITS
RElURN DIAL TONERESTRICTED CDR GROUP
9NO28YES17YESUURESTRICTED
9
l-B-QUIT
NO22-3- INSERT4-5-
7-LEADING DIG8-DELETE
9-SHOW STRINGS O-ATTENDANT CONSOLE DISPLAY
rLEADING DIGITSRETURN DIAL TONERESTRICTED COR GROUP
9NO2Fl>F2>F3> I NSERTF4>F5>F6XUITF7>LEADING DIGF8>DELETEFS>SHDW STRINGS FO>4.106 Field Description
LEADING DIGITS: This field displays the first digits of each digit string
for digit analysis. The maximum number of digits in this field is five.RETURN DIAL TONE: If this field displays YES, the system provides a
dial tone after the leading digits have been dialed.Alternately, the system does not provide a temporary dial tone when
NO is displayed in this field. Refer to Section 
MITL9109-094-220-NA,
Automatic Route Selection and Toll Control for details.RESTRICTED COR GROUP:This field lists the COR Group which
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							SECTION MITL9109-094-210-NAcannot dial the specified leading digit(s). If this field is left blank, then
every COR Group can access the specified leading digit(s).
4.107 Commands
1 -YES/NO:This 
softkey has two functions; it enables or disables
system dial tone for each entry. Pressing the YES 
softl.ey enables the
system dial tone when that leading digit is accessed. The RETURN DIAL
TONE field displays YES and the 
softkey now displays NO . Pressing
the NO 
softkey disables the system dial tone when that leading digit is
accessed. The RETURN DIAL TONE field displays NO and the 
softkeydisplays YES again. Note that this 
softkey only appears when the
cursor is in the “RETURN DIAL TONE” field.
3-INSERT: This 
softkey adds new entries to the form. Pressing the
INSERT 
softkey clears the command line and moves the cursor to the
LEADING DIGITS field. The addition is completed by entering the new
data for each field and pressing the ENTER 
softkey. Note that the
system inserts the addition after the line that was displayed on the
command line.
6-QUIT: Pressing the QUIT 
softkey when editing this form returns the
display to the level before the field was modified. The change is not
saved. At all other times, pressing this 
softkey exits Form 26 and
returns the display to the level where the forms are selected. Refer to
Table 4-2, Available Forms.
6-CANCEL: This 
softkey appears after a programming error has oc-
curred. Pressing the CANCEL 
softkey returns the display to the level
where the programming error occurred. This 
softkey appears with an
error message. Refer to Table 5-1, Programming Error Messages for a
list of these error messages.
7-LEADING DIG: This 
softkey selects an entry in the LEADING DIGITS
field. Pressing the LEADING DIG 
softkey displays the ENTER LEADING
DIGITS: prompt on the command line. The selection is completed by
entering a valid number.
8-DELETE: This 
softkey appears when the pointer is pointing to data
(i.e., data on the command line). Pressing the DELETE 
softkey removes
the data from the selected field. The deletion is completed by pressing
the ENTER 
softkey. The field is ready for new data. This softkey does
not appear if there is data in the “SHOW STRINGS” nested form of the
leading digit displayed on the command line.
O-SHOW STRINGS: Pressing this 
softkey accesses the nested form
for any defined Leading Digits entry. Refer to Table 4-41, ARS: Nested
Digit Strings.
O-ENTER: This 
softkey appears only after data for an entry number
has been modified. Pressing the ENTER 
softkey commits each modi-
fication one at a time to the database.
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							Customer Data Entry (CDE)
Form 26 - ARS: Nested Digit Strings
4.108 This form is reserved for specifying subsequent digits for eachentry in the LEADING DIGITS field of the previous form. It can
only be accessed from the previous form. Refer to Table 4-41, ARS:
Nested Digit Strings for the form layout. Refer to Section
MITL9109-094-220-NA, Automatic Route Selection and Toll Control for
details.TABLE 4-41
ARS: NESTED DIGIT STRINGS
CDE TERMINAL DISPLAY
7:50 AM 15-JAN-88alarm status = NO ALARM
DIGITS TO BE ANALYZED
CITY TO FOLLOWLDNG D I STANCETERM TYPE bND NUd
1167ROUTE1io47zLIST1OX7YESPLANIIX7NoLISTi:lo Digits To Analyze7NOROUTE1
I16
i-QU I T7No
ROUTE2-3- INSERT4-NOX
7-FIND STRING&DELETE
g-NIXATTENDANT CONSOLE DISPLAY
15-x
O-DIGITS TO BE ANALYZED 
ClTY TO FOLLOWLONG DISTANCETERhl TYPE AM) Nuvl4167
NORWTE1Fl>F2>F3> I NSERTF4>NOXF5>XFG>QUITF7>FIND STRINGF8>DELETEFS>NlXFO>4.109 Field Description
DIGITS TO BE ANALYZED: This field displays those digits for digit
analysis. Digit analysis is required so that the appropriate Route, RouteList or Route Plan can be selected. The total number of digits in this
field, the number of digits in the QTY TO FOLLOW field plus the digitsin the LEADING DIGITS field in the previous form (refer to Table 4-40,
ARS: Digit Strings) cannot exceed 26.QTY TO FOLLOW: This field lists the number of digits that the user
dials AFTER the analyzed digits. The Unknown prompt in this field
indicates that the number of subsequent digits is unknown to the
system.LONG DISTANCE: This field specifies which digit string entries require
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							SECTION MITLSI 09-094-210-NAexpects an account code for that digit string entry from users with
COS Option 201 (Account Code, Forced Entry 
- Long Distance Calls)
enabled. Default condition is NO.
TERM TYPE AND NUM: This field specifies where the digit string
terminates. If there is only one route, then ROUTE is selected. If there
is more than one route, but the time of day is not important, then LIST
is selected. If the choice of routes vary with the time of day, then PLAN
is selected.
4.110 Commands
l-YES/NO: This 
softkey only appears when the cursor is at the LONG
DISTANCE field. Pressing the YES 
softkey indicates to the system that
this entry requires “long distance” management. While NO indicates no
“long distance” YES appears in the LONG DISTANCE field. The default
condition is no “long distance” management required as indicated by
the NO prompt.
2-UNKNOWN: This 
softkey appears only when the cursor is at the
QTY TO FOLLOW field. Pressing the UNKNOWN softkey indicates to the
system that the quantity of dialed digits AFTER the analyzed digits is
unknown.
3-INSERT: This softkey adds new entries to the form. Pressing the
INSERT 
softkey clears the command line and moves the cursor to the
DIGITS TO BE ANALYZED field. The addition is completed by entering
the new data for each field and pressing the ENTER 
softkey. Note that
the system inserts the addition one line after the line that was dis-
played on the command line. The system automatically places all
inserted or added strings in numerical ascending order with relation to
existing strings.
4-NOX: This softkey functions as a wild card sequence; it represents
half of the area codes in North America. Pressing this 
softkey displays
NOX in the DIGITS TO BE ANALYZED field. Note that this 
softkey can
only be pressed at the beginning of a digit string.
4-ROUTE: This 
softkey only appears when the cursor is at the TERM
TYPE AND NUM field. Pressing the ROUTE 
softkey terminates that entry
at a Route (the Route number must still be defined). ROUTE appears in
the TERM TYPE AND NUM field.
5-X: This 
softkey functions as a wild card digit; it represents any digit
from 0 to 
9. Pressing this softkey displays X in the DIGITS TO BE
ANALYZED field. Note that this 
softkey can only be pressed at the end
of a digit string.
5-PLAN: This 
softkey only appears when the cursor is at the TERM
TYPE AND NUM field. Pressing the PLAN 
softkey terminates that entry
at a Route Plan (the number must still be defined). PLAN appears in the
TERM TYPE AND NUM field.
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6-QUIT: Pressing the QUIT softkey when editing this form returns the
display to the level before the field was modified. The change is not
saved. At 
all other times, pressing this softkey returns the display to
the previous form at the entry where the SHOW STRINGS 
softkey was
pressed.6-CANCEL: This 
softkey appears after a programming error has oc-
curred. Pressing the CANCEL 
softkey returns the display to the level
where the programming error occurred. This 
softkey appears with an
error message. Refer to Table 5-1, Programming Error Messages for a
list of these error messages.
7-FIND STRING: This 
softkey selects an entry in the DIGITS TO BE
ANALYZED field. Pressing the FIND STRING 
softkey displays the ENTER
DIGIT STRING: prompt on the command line. The selection is com-
pleted by entering a valid digit string. Note: The entered digit string
does not have to be an exact match; the system accepts subsets of
digit strings-and moves the cursor to the closest entry.
8-DELETE: This 
softkey appears when the pointer is pointing to data
(i.e., data on the command line). Pressing the DELETE 
softkey removes
the data from the selected field. The deletion is completed by pressing
the ENTER 
softkey. The field is ready for new data.
9-NlX: This softkey functions as a wild card sequence; it represents
half of the area codes in North America. Pressing this 
softkey displays
NIX in the DIGITS TO BE ANALYZED field. Note that this 
softkey can
only be pressed at the beginning of a digit string.
O-LIST: This 
softkey appears only when the cursor is at the TERM
TYPE AND NUM field. Pressing the LIST 
softkey terminates that entry at
a Route List (the number must still be defined). LIST appears in the
TERM TYPE AND NUM field.
O-ENTER: This 
softkey appears only after data for an entry number
has been modified. Pressing the ENTER 
softkey commits each modi-
fication one at a time to the database.
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							SECTION MITL9109-094-210-NAForm 27 
- ARS: Maximum Dialed Digits
4.111 This form specifies the maximum number of dialed digits al-
lowed for each Class of Restriction. The purpose of this form is
to accommodate countries with open numbering plans such as Malay-sia, where it is generally not possible to determine from the leading
digits the number of digits to follow. NOTE for North America the
specified default value of Unlimited applies. Refer to Section
MITL9109-094-220-NA (ARS), for detailed information and additional
CDE considerations if a value other than Unlimited is chosen.TABLE 4-42
FORM 27 
- ARS: MAXIMUM DIALED DIGITS
CDE TERMINAL DISPLAY
9:15 AM 15-JAN-88alarm status = No ALARM
CORMAXIMWl NLMBER OF DIALED DIGITS
:Unl imi ted
Unl imi ted3Unl imi ted4Unl imi ted
zUnl imi ted
Unl imi ted
iiUnl imi ted
Unl imi ted9Unlimited10Unlimited11Unlimited12Unlimited ’
1Unl imi ted
l-2-3-4-TOP5-BOl-rOM
6-QUIT7-8-COR9-O-ATTENDANT CONSOLE DISPLAY
COR1Fl>F6XUlTF2>F7>
MAXIMW NUblBER OF DIALED DIGITSUULIMITEDF3>F4>TOPFS>BOl-WlF8XORF9>FO>4.112 Field Description
COR: This field lists the COR (1
- 25). Note that the COR field cannot
be modified.Maximum Number of Dialed Digits:This field lists the allowed
number of dialed digits, 1- 25, plus the default value of Unlimited.
Note:
26 is equivalent to UNLIMITED. therefore, when 26 is entered
the value UNLIMITED is displayed.
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