NEC Neax 2400 Imx Ccis Features And Specifications

							NEAX2400 IMX CCIS Features and Specifications
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E-9 Elapsed Time Display - CCIS
E-9 Elapsed Time Display - CCIS
General Description
This feature provides an LCD display of the time elapsed while a Dterm is connected to any trunk through the CCIS
network.
Operating Procedure
No manual operation is required.
Service Conditions
1. The elapsed time is displayed in the eight left-side positions of the LCD display.
2. The elapsed time can reach a maximum of 9 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds, after which the clock
returns to zero.
3. A continuous time display will occur during CONSULTATION HOLD - ALL CALLS - CCIS [C-58],
THREE-WAY CALLING [T-2], EXCLUSIVE HOLD - D
term [E-4D] and NON-EXCLUSIVE HOLD -
Dterm [N-7D].
4. When a call is transferred, the elapsed time of the party receiving the transfer begins at zero.
5. When the D
term returns to the original call from CALL TRANSFER - ALL CALLS - CCIS [C-50] or
CALL HOLD [C-6] [C-6D], the elapsed time begins at zero.
6. The elapsed time is not displayed when the station is in a specific condition, such as:
a.) three-way conference
b.) connecting to trunk with a held trunk. 
						

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E911 - ANI Unified Number of Digits - CCIS E-20
E-20  E911 - ANI Unified Number of Digits - CCIS
General Description
This feature allows a station or Attendant Console, called via CCIS, to perform E911-ANI service. This feature is
functionally identical to AUTOMATIC NUMBER IDENTIFICATION (ANI) [A-87]. 
Operating Procedure
The operating procedure is the same as that of a normal outgoing connection.
Service Conditions 
1. This feature is available in the U.S.A. and Canada.
2. The ANI function for E911 outgoing connections is applied to: 
a.) Least-Cost Route (LCR) call from a station by MF signalling.
b.) LCR call from an Attendant by MF signalling.
c.) LCR call by MF signalling from a station or Attendant Console called via CCIS.
3. ANI sending number by E911-ANI - CCIS is NXX-XXXX, which is the same as that by the previous
E911-ANI service.
4. Method of obtaining ANI sending number (example): 
Caller’s station number: 12345 (closed numbering) 
ANI assigned data:
RT: XX
AT: 0 (0 = STA/ATT) 
(1 = not assigned special ATT number) 
CC: 1 (0 = Main Central)
(1 = Satellite Central) 
COC: 826 (Remote Office Code) 
Skip: 4 (Number of digits to be skipped from the top of the STN)
Add: 3 (Number of digits to be added to ANI information)
DC: 789 (ANI information)
a.) Number of skip digits deleted from STN: 
8 2 6 1
 2 3 4 5
b.) The number created by combining the ANI information and the above number becomes the ANI
sending number:
7 8 9 2 3 4 5 
c.) Sending ANI information:
KP-0-789-2345-ST
5. Sending digit patterns in E911-ANI - CCIS:
a.) Outgoing call from station/Attendant Console of the Main office.
  If OG call is from a station and ANI data is assigned:
KP-0
-N**-****-ST
 If OG call is from a station and ANI data is unassigned:
KP-2
-ST
ANI sending number
Information digit
Information digit 
						

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E-20 E911 - ANI Unified Number of Digits - CCIS
Service Conditions (cont’d)
 If OG call is from an ATTCON and Individual ATT Access Code is assigned, and also ANI
data is assigned:
KP-0
-N**-****-ST
  If OG call is from an ATTCON and Individual ATT Access Code is unassigned, and ANI data
is assigned:
KP-0
-N**-****-ST
 If OG call is from an ATTCON and ANI data is unassigned:
KP-1
- ST
b.) Outgoing call from station/Attendant Console of Remote office, and call termination via CCIS of
Main office.
 If OG call is from a station and ANI data is assigned:
KP-0
-N**-****-ST
 If OG call is from a station and ANI data is unassigned:
KP-2
- ST
 If OG call is from an Attendant Console and ANI data is assigned: 
KP-0
-N**-****-ST
 If OG call is from an Attendant Console and ANI data is unassigned: 
KP-1
- ST
c.) Outgoing call from station/Attendant Console of Remote office, and call termination to a TIE
Line of Main office.
KP-2
-ST
6. An independent route is required for E911 interface.
7. After caller’s number is sent out to the remote office by E911-ANI, it takes some time until a speech path
is established.
8. E911-ANI - CCIS service data are assigned only at Main office; no specific data are assigned at the remote
office.
9. Both AUTOMATIC NUMBER IDENTIFICATION (ANI) [A-78] service and E911-ANI UNIFIED
NUMBER OF DIGITS [E-18] service must have been assigned. 
10. The Central Office Code (COC) consists of 1-5 digits. If office number and station number are used, the
maximum total number of digits is still 5. The Code is set in the ARNP command as RT0.
Example 1:
Office number: 82 
Station number: 2xxx, 3xxx
ANI sending number
Information digit
ANI sending number
Information digit
Information digit
ANI sending number
Information digit
Information digit
ANI sending number
Information digit
Information digit
Information digit 
						

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E911 - ANI Unified Number of Digits - CCIS E-20
Service Conditions (cont’d)
The COC digit is 82; then assign ANI information. 
Example 2:
Office number: 826
Station number: 34xxx, 4xxx 
The COC digit is 826; then assign ANI information.
11. After digits have been sent out, DDD seizure tone is not sent. 
12. Other interactions are the same as those of outgoing calls by MF signalling. 
13. An 8RST-K circuit card is used for this service. 
14. When a D
term uses this feature, the calling number transmitted is that of the Prime Line.
Interactions
If “911” is to be exclusively used as an emergency number, then dial “9” access codes cannot be used solely for LCR
access. If “9-911” is used exclusively for an emergency call, then no numbering conflict will exist. 
						

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F-12 Flexible Numbering of Stations - CCIS
F-12  Flexible Numbering of Stations - CCIS 
General Description
This feature allows voice and data station numbers to be assigned to any instrument in the CCIS network, based
solely on numbering plan limitations.
Operating Procedure
Refer to the NEAX2400 IMX Office Data Specification.
Service Conditions
1. Careful consideration should be given to the network numbering plan to avoid needless loss of access
codes or duplication of telephone numbers. 
2. There is no limit to the number of groups that can be assigned to the network numbering plan. 
3. TENANT SERVICE [T-12] is not provided, i.e. numbers cannot be duplicated in different tenants.
4. BUSY LAMP FIELD-FLEXIBLE [B-2] service cannot be provided.
5. Refer to UNIFORM NUMBERING PLAN - CCIS [U-5] for numbering plan considerations. 
Interactions 
Caution should be exercised when programming this feature. Large quantities of potential telephone numbers are
consumed. As programmed in the example, the system will be equipped with just one two-digit station and one
three-digit station. 
						

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Hands-free Answerback - Dterm - CCIS H-10D
H-10D Hands-free Answerback - Dterm - CCIS 
General Description
This feature allows a Dterm user to respond to a VOICE CALL - CCIS [V-7] without lifting the handset.
Operating Procedure
To answer:
1. Lift the handset and press the line key to answer the call. 
2. Press feature key and “1; the MIC LED lights. 
3. Press feature key and “5” to select hands-free operation. 
4. Replace the handset; respond to the call hands-free.
To answer a VOICE CALL - CCIS [V-7]: 
1. Press feature key and “1”; the MIC LED lights. 
2. Press feature key and “5” to select hands-free operation. 
3. Respond to the call hands-free.
Service Conditions
1. The MIC may be left ON at all times.
2. Hands-free operation may be selected at all times. 
						

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H-11 House Phone - CCIS
H-11  House Phone - CCIS
General Description
This feature allows selected stations to call an Attendant Console through the CCIS network, simply by going off-
hook.
Operating Procedure
To call the Attendant:
1. The HOUSE PHONE - CCIS user lifts the handset.
2. The Attendant is automatically called.
Service Conditions
1. Attendant Console indications will appear as follows: 
a.) ATND lamp flashes.
b.) Console buzzer sounds.
2. HOUSE PHONEs may or may not be equipped with dials.
3. HOUSE PHONE - CCIS assignments are programmed into System Data via the MAINTENANCE
ADMINISTRATION TERMINAL (MAT) [M-18]. 
4. There is no limit to the number of HOUSE PHONES - CCIS permitted in the network.
5. SPEED CALLING-SYSTEM [S-3] is used for HOUSE PHONE - CCIS calling if the Attendant is in
another office.
Interactions
1. The AHLS command is not needed if the House Phone (Hotline) is in the same node as the Attendant
Console. When a station is programmed as TEC: 14, HOTLINE, it will automatically be connected to the
Attendant Console. 
2. If the House Phone is to be used for outgoing calls via the Attendant Console (ARSC Command RRI 2),
assign a Route Restriction Class that will allow these connections. The same consideration should be made
for incoming calls via the Attendant Console (RRI 0). 
						

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Hotline - CCIS H-12
H-12 Hotline - CCIS
General Description
This feature allows two stations at different nodes in the CCIS network to be associated with one another on an
automatic ringdown basis. 
Operating Procedure
1. Station A lifts the handset.
2. Station B is rung.
3. Station B lifts the handset; the connection is established. 
Service Conditions
1. If both phones in a HOTLINE - CCIS pair are equipped with dials, either one may transfer a HOTLINE -
CCIS call to another station in the CCIS network, using the CALL TRANSFER-ALL CALLS - CCIS [C-
50] feature. 
2. There is no limit to the number of originating HOTLINE - CCIS stations. 
3. HOTLINE - CCIS assignments are programmed into System Data via the Maintenance Administration
Terminal (MAT). 
4. HOTLINE - CCIS uses SPEED CALLING-SYSTEM [S-3] memory. Therefore, a total of 1000
HOTLINE - CCIS destinations, HOTLINE-OUTSIDE [H-9], and SPEED CALLING-SYSTEM codes are
available. 
5. OUTGOING TRUNK QUEUING - CCIS [O-12] is not provided for a HOTLINE - CCIS call. 
6. A HOTLINE - CCIS station can be assigned as a line/feature key on a D
term. See TRUNK LINE
APPEARANCE [T-23].
7. The MY-Line of a D
term cannot be assigned as a HOTLINE - CCIS.
Interactions
1. The connecting station does not have to be a HOTLINE station. If the connecting station is busy, the
HOTLINE station will hear reorder tone, or CALL WAITING-ORIGINATING [C-31] will be
automatically set.
2. CALL BACK [C-1]: If the connecting station of a HOTLINE connection is busy, CALL BACK is
allowed.
3. CONSULTATION HOLD-ALL CALLS [C-58]: The HOTLINE station may put the destination station
on CONSULTATION HOLD-ALL CALLS. In this state, the HOTLINE station may make an outgoing
call and is therefore affected by CLASS OF SERVICE-INDIVIDUAL [C-15]. 
4. CALL WAITING-ORIGINATING [C-31]: A HOTLINE is allowed to camp-on to a busy destination
station. Assign SFI 5 (Call Waiting-Calling Side), SFI 6 (Call Waiting-Called Side) to SFC 0 and CDN
46:CW at the remote node.
5. If the connecting station is also a HOTLINE, then the reverse connection must also be programmed.  
						

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I-16 Incoming Call Identification - CCIS
I-16 Incoming Call Identification - CCIS
General Description
This feature allows an Attendant to visually identify the type of service and/or trunk route which is arriving or
waiting to be answered at the Attendant Console through CCIS. 
Operating Procedure
No manual operation is required.
Service Conditions
1. A flashing lamp indicates a call waiting to be answered.
2. A steady lamp indicates an answered call. 
3. A maximum of 12 lamp and key groups can be associated with INCOMING CALL IDENTIFICATION
- CCIS. 
4. Lamps and keys are assigned as follows: 
LDN Listed Directory Number 
WATS Wide Area Telephone Service
FX Foreign Exchange 
ATND Attendant Call 
RECALL Transfer to Attendant 
ICPT Intercept
NANS Station No Answer
BUSY Call Forwarding Busy 
TIE TIE Line
5. More than one INCOMING CALL IDENTIFICATION lamp can be lit at the same time on the Attendant
Console. The Attendant can select any incoming call by pressing the associated key.
6. Calls can be answered via the ANSWER key for first-in, first-out priority.
7. The Attendant Console is limited to 12 unique INCOMING CALL IDENTIFICATION indications.
However, more than one incoming trunk route can be programmed for the same INCOMING CALL
IDENTIFICATION.
Interactions
1. To fulfill the requirements of the feature description, Step 1 of Programming is not required. However, the
CALL WAITING LAMP [C-13] should be programmed in relationship to the INCOMING CALL
IDENTIFICATION. 
2. System Data 2, Index 8, Bits 6 and 7 and Index 9, Bit 0-3 can be flagged to represent an incoming call, but
the meaning of the incoming call can be reassigned via the AAKP command. 
3. The first six keys (LDN to CCSA) are fixed and cannot be changed. The AAKP command is used to
program the remaining six optional keys. 
						

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Individual Attendant Access - CCIS I-17
I-17  Individual Attendant Access - CCIS 
General Description
This feature permits a user to call a particular Attendant Console in the CCIS network, via an individual Attendant
Identification Number.
Operating Procedure
1. The user dials an individual Attendant Identification Number. 
2. The directed Attendant receives an INCOMING CALL IDENTIFICATION [I-16] indication and can
answer using the normal operating procedure.
Service Conditions
The Attendant Identification Number must be published for each attendant. 
Interactions
1. The Attendant Consoles must first be programmed.
2. The ASAT number should be the same number of digits as any other telephone number. ASAT assigns a
telephone number to each Attendant Console. 
3. An attendant is allowed to call the ASAT number of another Attendant Console for the purpose of
conversation.