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4. PROGRAMMING
 Entry Procedures
1) ARTD (Route Class Data)
Assign the Route Class Data of the announcement trunk.
RT : Route Number
OSGS (CDN: 1) = 2
ONSG (CDN: 2)= 2
TF (CDN: 5) = 1
TCL (CDN: 6) = 4
L/T (CDN: 7) = 1
ANS (CDN: 28) = 1
Assign “0” for other data.
2) ALRTN (Assignment of Logical RT in Network Data Memory)
LGRT : Logical Route Number
FPC : Fusion Point Code
RT : Route Number
Note:Not necessary in a standalone type.
3) ATRK (Trunk Data)
Assign the LENS of the announcement trunk.
RT : Route Number
TK : Trunk Number
LENS : Line Equipment Numbers
TN : Tenant Number
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3) MBTK (Make Busy of Trunk)
Set the announcement trunk in a make-busy cancel state
4) ARSC (Route Restriction Class Data)
Assign the Route Restriction Class of the station which allows access to the announcement trunk.
D/N : Day/Night Mode
TN : Tenant Number
RT : Route Number
RSC : Route Restriction Class (0-15)
RRI :  Route Restriction Index (0-3)
RES = 1 (Allowed)
5) ARRC (Alternative Route Restriction Pattern Data)
Allow the connection between an external trunk and the announcement trunk.
ICRT : Incoming Route Number
OGRT: Outgoing Route Number (Announcement trunk)
ARI : D (Direct)
RES = 1 (Allowed)
6) AAED (Announcement Equipment Data)
Assign EQP=61 for AUTOMATIC ANNOUNCEMENT-DISCONNECTED PS OUT OF ZONE. 
TN : Tenant Number
 EQP = 61 (AUTOMATIC ANNOUNCEMENT-DISCONNECTED PS OUT OF ZONE)
 C : Duration of Connection
 R : Sending RBT
 A : 1 (Answer Signal Sending)
 M : 1(Multiple Connection)
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NAME DISPLAY
1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
This feature allows a PS to indicate the user information corresponding to the calling station number while
engaged in a station-to-station call.
2. OPERATING PROCEDURE
Examples of LCD display are shown below.
 When originating a station-to-station call:
LCD display of the calling station:
LCD display of the called station:
 When a station call has been transferred to another station by Call Forwarding-All Calls/Busy Line/Don’t
Answer/PS-Incoming Incomplete:
LCD display of the calling station:
LCD display of the called station:
H  .   T  A  R  O
D  I  R      S  P  D      L  N  R
M .   T  A  R  O
D  I  R      S  P  D      L  N  R
C  F  :   H  .   T  A  R  O
D  I  R      S  P  D      L  N  R
C  F  :  M .   T  A  R  O
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3. SERVICE CONDITIONS
1. This feature is available for Series 7300 or later software.
2. User information corresponding to the station number that can be displayed on the LCD is a maximum of
16 digits.
3. User information is displayed on the LCD, intended to the left. The information may consist of upper case
letters, numeric characters, and most keyboard symbols.
4. When user information is 12 digits or more, the first or last part of information can be displayed by key
operation (Refer to the User Guide of PS).
5. This service and NAME DISPLAY service by Open Application Interface (OAI) cannot be activated
concurrently.
6. This service and NAME DISPLAY service for D
terms can be activated concurrently.
7. 8-digit display or 16-digit display is selectable by System Data, but cannot be used concurrently.
8. If the PS station has no name programmed for NAME DISPLAY service, the station number is displayed in
the name field.
9. NAME DISPLAY is available for the following services:
 Station-to-station connection
 Call Forwarding-All Calls/Busy Line/Don’t Answer/PS-Incoming Incomplete
 Call Waiting
 Call Transfer
10. MEM_HDD, HDD_FDD and HDD_MAT commands can be used for saving, loading and verifying Name
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4. PROGRAMMING
1) ASYD (Assignment of System Data)
SYS1
SI 78
b5: 1 (Name Display In Service)
SI 79
b6: 0 (OAI In Service)
SI 241
b1: The number of digits displayed in NAME DISPLAY service
0/1: 8 digits/16 digits
2) ANDD (Assignment of Name Display Data)
Assign user’s information to Physical Station Number.
TN : Tenant Number
STN : Physical Station Number
NAME : User information (Maximum 16 digits)
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NAME DISPLAY - CCIS
1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
In between CCIS nodes, this feature allows calling or called party information to be displayed on the LCD of a
PS.
2. OPERATING PROCEDURE
Examples of LCD display are shown below.
 When originating a call:
LCD display of the calling station:
LCD display of the called station:
 When a call has been transferred to another station by Call Forwarding-All Calls/Busy Line/Don’t Answer/
PS-Incoming Incomplete:
LCD display of the calling station:
LCD display of the called station:
H  .   T  A  R  O
D  I  R      S  P  D      L  N  R
M .   T  A  R  O
D  I  R      S  P  D      L  N  R
H  .   T  A  R  O
D  I  R      S  P  D      L  N  R
C  F  :  M .   T  A  R  O
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3. SERVICE CONDITIONS
1. This feature is available for Series 7300 or later software.
2. User information corresponding to the station number that can be displayed on the LCD is a maximum of
16 digits.
3. User information is displayed on the LCD, intended to the left. The information may consist of upper case
letters, numeric characters, and most keyboard symbols.
4. When user information is 12 digits or more, the first or last part of information can be displayed by the key
operation (Refer to the User Guide of PS).
5. This service and NAME DISPLAY service by Open Application Interface (OAI) cannot be activated
concurrently.
6. This service and NAME DISPLAY service for D
terms can be activated concurrently.
7. Either an 8-digit display or 16-digit display is selectable by System Data, but they cannot be used
concurrently.
8. If the PS station has no name programmed for NAME DISPLAY - CCIS service, “Office Code + Station
Number” is displayed in the name field.
9. NAME DISPLAY - CCIS is available for the following services:
 Tie line connection
 Call Forwarding-All Calls/Busy Line/Don’t Answer/PS-Incoming Incomplete-CCIS
 Call Waiting
 Call Transfer
10. When the parameter CI of ARTD command is set to “1” (Information transfer from ISDN line to CCIS line
is available), if Low layer compatibility and/or Calling party subaddress information elements are included
in a SETUP message from a PS, user information cannot be included in the IAI message. In this case, user
information from the PS is not displayed on the called station (PS or D
term).
11. MEM_HDD, HDD_FDD and HDD_MAT commands can be used for saving, loading and verifying Name
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4. PROGRAMMING
1) ASYD (Assignment of System Data)
SYS1
SI 78
b5: 1 (Name Display In Service)
SI 79
b6: 0 (OAI In Service)
SI 241
b1: The number of digits displayed in NAME DISPLAY service
0/1: 8 digits/16 digits
2) ARTD (Assignment of Route Class Data)
Assign route class data for the CCIS route.
CDN 43 (BT)=1
CDN 50 (DPLY)=1
CDN 98 (CI)=0/1 with ISDN
CDN 112 (IND)=1
3) ANDD (Assignment of Name Display Data)
Assign user’s information to Physical Station Number.
TN : Tenant Number
STN : Physical Station Number
NAME : User information (Max. 16 digits)
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NUMBER SHARING
1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
This feature allows the Dterm user to use a PS as a sub station. In this feature, the Dterm and PS are referred as
Main Station and Sub Station, respectively. The main functions of this feature are as follows:
1. Call Forwarding-All Calls to PS
When the D
term (Main Station) user presses the feature key or dials the access code, Call Forwarding-All
Calls to PS (Sub Station) is set or canceled. This function can also be set or canceled by dialing the access
code from the PS (Sub Station).
2. D
term-Station Number Display
Even if a call is connected to the PS (Sub Station), the station number of the Dterm (Main Station) is
displayed on the other party’s LCD.
3. Billing Information
Even if a call is originated from the PS (Sub Station), billing information is recorded as a call origination
from the D
term (Main Station).
4. Voice Mail Indication
Even if a call is transferred from the PS (Sub Station) to the Voice Mail System, the voice mail is recorded
on the mail box of the D
term (Main Station). The system controls Message Waiting Indication on both the
Dterm (Main Station) and PS (Sub Station).
2. OPERATING PROCEDURE
To set from the Dterm:
1. While in idle state, press the feature key for this feature. The PS Transfer lamp lights on the D
term (Main
Station).
2. All the calls to the D
term (Main Station) are forwarded to the PS (Sub Station).
To cancel from the D
term:
3. While the Sub Station Transfer lamp lights, press the feature key for this feature. The PS Transfer lamp goes
off on the D
term (Main Station).
4. This feature is canceled.
To set from the PS:
5. While in idle state, dial the access code for this feature and receive Service Set Tone. The PS Transfer lamp
lights on the D
term (Main Station).
6. All the call to the Dterm (Main Station) is forwarded to the PS (Sub Station).
To cancel from the PS:
7. While this feature is set, dial the cancel code for this feature and receive Service Set Tone. The PS Transfer
lamp goes off on the D
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3. SERVICE CONDITIONS
1. This feature is available for Series 7300 or later software.
2. Telephone Number must be assigned to both Main and Sub Stations.
3. The PS cannot be assigned as Main Station.
4. Any combination of Main Station and Sub Station is available in a Fusion network.
5. The access code
 for an outgoing call cannot be assigned as a Sub Station number.
6. Dialing the access code for this feature is available only for Main Station and Sub Station. Any other station
or trunk cannot set this feature.
7. The D
term user can set this feature using any line on the Dterm. In other words, even if the Dterm user sets this
feature using a sub line, this feature is set to My Line.
8. The “PS Transfer” key is available only when the D
term is in idle state.
9. When this feature is set while a call is terminating to Main Station, the call is not transferred to Sub Station.
In this case, this feature is available from the next call.
10. When changing the parameter MW of ANSDN/ANSDL command from 0 to 1, each station must not have
MW indication. Otherwise the MW indication remains.
11. Message Waiting Lamp control by MESSAGE REMINDER or CMWL command is applied only to the
called/designated station.
12. Even if this feature is set, recall to Main Station is not forwarded to Sub Station.
13. Forwarding operation of this feature is not counted in Multiple Call Forwarding features.
14. When a call is originated from Sub Station to OAI or MFC, the Sub Station number is sent.
15. MEM_HDD, HDD_FDD and HDD_MAT commands can be used for saving, loading and verifying Number
Sharing data. For detailed information, refer to System Operation and Maintenance Manual.
4. INTERACTIONS
1. This feature takes precedence over the Call Forwarding, Do Not Disturb and Station Hunting features set to
Main Station.
2. When this feature is set, all the calls are forwarded to Sub Station even if CALL BLOCK [C-150] is set to
Main Station.
3. Off-Hook Line Number Display feature of the PS is independent of this feature.
4. MW indication for Sub Station is available for My Line of the D
term-PS II only.
5. When a Main Station is in a Station Hunting group, this feature can be activated only if the Main Station is
the pilot station.