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ISDN INDIVIDUAL CALLING LINE IDENTIFICATION (ICLID)
I-28 ISDN INDIVIDUAL CALLING LINE IDENTIFICATION (ICLID)
1. General Description
The ICLID feature is used to deliver a calling-party’s number through the Public ISDN network to a called-party
in the same PBX.
2. Operating Procedure
No manual operation is required.
3. Programming
STEP 1: Assign the Basic Data for ISDN. (Refer to Chapter 3, “Basic Data Assignment for ISDN”)
STEP 2: Refer to “When the originating PRI employs “DID” for the terminating call” in “SID TO NETWORK
- PRESENT/SID TO NETWORK - PRIVACY” in Chapter 6.
PBX7000
ISDN
6250
DTMF
TELEPHONE
7252
D2termSID
PRI A
DID PRI
SID
SID of A 
						

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INTER-OFFICE OFF-HOOK QUEUING-PRI
I-36 INTER-OFFICE OFF-HOOK QUEUING-PRI
1. General Description
This feature can be employed in a Main-Satellite configuration to allow a satellite station user to queue for
LEAST COST ROUTING-3/6-DIGIT-PRI [L-31] at the main location. This feature can also be used when all
outgoing ISDN trunks are concentrated at the main location.
Note 1:There are a maximum of 32 “Queuing” per Module Group (MG) available in the system. Therefore,
only 32 stations/MG may utilize OFF-HOOK QUEUING [O-7],-PRI [O-28], OUTGOING TRUNK
QUEUING [O-2], and-PRI [O-24] simultaneously.
Note 2:The connecting patterns available for this service are shown below:
 Non-ISDN trunk to ISDN trunk
 CCIS trunk to ISDN trunk
 ISDN trunk to Non-ISDN trunk
 ISDN trunk to CCIS trunk
 ISDN trunk to ISDN trunk
2. Operating Procedure
Operation at the Main location:
1. The Main location receives dialed digits from the Satellite location via ISDN trunk (a TANDEM TIE
TRUNK [T-1]).
2. The Main location determines that no ISDN trunks are available and places the call in an available “Hold
on Queue”.
3. The Main location returns Service Set Tone to the Satellite caller.
4. The Satellite caller remains off-hook, and waits for the call to be completed. (When an ISDN trunk becomes
available, the Satellite caller will be connected.) 
Note 
5. If there are no “Hold on Queue” available, the Main location will return Reorder Tone to the Satellite caller.
6. If the Satellite caller goes on-hook (ISDN trunk releases) while in queue, the assigned “Hold on Queue” is
cleared.
Note:If the Incoming Tie trunk is a “Loop” signal trunk, the caller will hear Service Set Tone while waiting in
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3. Programming
STEP 1: ASYD - System Data 1, Index 42, bit 7: This bit must be assigned as data “0”, continuous
Service Set Tone.
STEP 2: ARTD - Assign the incoming TIE Line route.


STEP 3: ARRC - Allow trunk-to-trunk connection between the incoming route and the outgoing route in
which INTER-OFFICE OFF-HOOK QUEUING will apply. Also allow trunk-to-trunk
connection between the incoming route and the LCR (S) dummy route. Assign both of
these for ARI: D. The outgoing route and the LCR (S) dummy route must be programmed
to allow OUTGOING TRUNK QUEUING [0-2]. Ensure that CDN 9, TQ = 1 (Trunk
Queuing) is set for that outgoing route. RT  :  2
1-OSGS :7/6 2-ONSG : 3 3-ISGS :7/6 4-INSG : 3 5-TF : 3
6-TCL : 4 7-L/T : 1 8-RLP : 2 15-LSG : 5 41-TDMQ : 1
Data other than the above should be set “0” (default data).
RT  :  31
6-TCL : 4 7-L/T : 1 9-TQ : 1 13-AC : 1 41-TDMQ : 1
Data other than the above should be set “0” (default data). 
						

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LEAST COST ROUTING-3/6-DIGIT-PRI
L-31 LEAST COST ROUTING-3/6-DIGIT-PRI
1. General Description
This feature allows the system to be programmed to route outgoing calls over the most economical facility
(DDD). Based on the area code and office code dialed (6-digit analyzing), the system examines the
programming tables and chooses the facilities in the order specified. This service is the only way to access PRI
interface into ISDN.
2. Operating Procedure
To operate:
1. Lift the handset; receive Dial Tone.
2. Dial the access code (usually “9”); receive Second Dial Tone. (When you assigned “2nd DT=1” in the ASPA
command.)
3. Dial the area code, office code and telephone number.
4. The system automatically completes the call via the most economical route.
3. Programming
STEP 1: Assign the Basic Data For ISDN. (Refer to Chapter 3, “Basic Data Assignment for ISDN”.)
STEP 2: ASYD - System Data 1, Index 6, bit 0: Should special Sender Tone be sent to station when
connected to a sender? 0/1: No/Yes. (Optional)
bit 2: Should special Sender Tone be sent to the Attendant
Console when connected to a sender? 0/1: No/Yes.
(Optional)
Index 65: Assign the number of routes in the system.
System Data 2, Index 2, bit 0: What is the sender type for an OG trunk connection to a
station? 0/1: Dial Pulse/Push Button. This data is valid
only when CDN 2, ONSG of Route data is assigned as
data “3”, PB/DP.
bit 1: What is the sender type for an OG trunk to the Attendant
Console?
0/1=Dial Pulse /PB(DTMF)
(This data is valid only when CDN2 (ONSG) of ARTD
is “3”. (PB/DP.)
STEP 3: ARTD - Assign the LCR (S) route as shown below. In CDN 13, include the LCR (S) access code in
LCR (S) development.
Assign the LCR (S) Dummy route as shown below:
RT  :  3 1
6-TCL : 4 7-L/T : 1 13-AC : 1
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STEP 4: ATRK - Set Originating Register Trunks (ORT) to the system in a quantity calculated from expected
traffic. Registers are located on levels 0-3 of any 8RST circuit card.
Senders must be assigned to the system in a quantity calculated from expected traffic.
Senders are located on levels 4-7 of any 8RST circuit card.
RT: Route Number
Trunk Route Number
Intraoffice Route Number (901-931)
901-ATT 912-ORT for ATT
902-ORT 913-TCFT for ATT
903-IRT 915-
905-Sender 916-MFCR
909-DCFT 917-MFCR
919 to 926-Modem
TK: Trunk Number
TN: Tenant Number
RSC: Route Restriction Class
SFC: Service Feature Class
STEP 5: MBTK - Set the Make Idle status to all register sender trunks.
STEP 6: ANPD - Reserve a level, usually “9”, for LCR or LCR (S) access. Assign Connection Indexes,
CI=N, H; Normal and Hooking (hookswitch). Number of Necessary Digits is 1. Busy Lamp
Field is not activated.
STEP 7: ASPA - Assign the LCR (S) access code, Type of Service, SRV = LCR or SRV = LCRS. Assign
route number for a dummy route associated with this access code.
STEP 8: Assign Connection Indexes, CI = N, H; Normal and Hooking (hookswitch). Assign data “1” for
second Dial Tone, parameter (2nd DT). Assign data “1” to AH parameter if Procedure II is used for
AUTHORIZATION CODE [A-20]. 
STEP 9: ARNP - Assign the physical route numbers as assigned in ARTD and relate these routes to the LCR
(S) access code as assigned in ASPA for SRV = LCR (S). The LCR (S) access code is
usually “9”. The routes to be assigned will be those routes listed in the various OPRs of the
AOPR command. 
Note:These same routes may also be listed in ASPA for SRV = OGC. In that case, these routes may also be
available via direct dial access codes. In ARNP, these access codes are not assigned to implement the
LCRS service in this command. This digit code is the first digit used when assigning ATDP table.
STEP 10: ARSC - LCR (S) utilizes only Bothway or Outgoing Only routes. For these routes, construct allow,
deny, or Toll Restriction applicable tables (Route Restriction Index RRI 2 & 3). Toll
Restriction will be applied to the available route chosen by the LCR (S) selection.
Therefore, if a station user dials a long distance number and is restricted in Toll Restriction
for a DDD and the only available route is a DDD, the call will be denied. Toll Restriction
acts upon the LCR (S) selection. Also, remember to allow the dummy route, the LCR (S)
Dummy Route to all RSCs. Do not toll restrict the dummy route.
STEP 11: AMND- Assign the Maximum Necessary Digit (MND) the system must translate for a proper route
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STEP 12: AFRS - List the dialing patterns in groups that will be served by a specific sequence of routes. This
determination of routes is labeled as an Outgoing Pattern Route (OPR). In AFRS, program
the Tenant, Route Number (Dummy Route), The Number Code or dialing patterns, and the
OPR to be chosen when these digits are dialed.
STEP 13: AOPR - The AFRS command designates the dialing sequence and the OPR to be selected. The
AOPR defines the routes and in what order these routes will be selected. Assign the
following: 
TDPTN No. : Time of Day Pattern Change. If an AFRS assignment, different OPRs will
be required as a function of time. Designate 1-7 for the Time-of-Day Pattern
Change Number (TDPTN) to which this OPR is assigned.
OPR No. : Outgoing Pattern Route. The number referenced in AFRS, consisting of a
series of routes to be chosen based on number dialed.
Route Advance Number (RA) : The order in which a route will be selected (0-7). 
Route Advance End Display (E) : The last route in the route advance group is indicated
with data “0”. All others are indicated with data “1”. 
Route Number : The physical Route Number to be selected as programmed in ARTD.
Skip Digits : The digits to be skipped when translating the dialed digits in AFRS. 
Pattern Number Location : If digits are to be added after translating the dialed digits in
AFRS, assign a PNL. The digits to be added are
programmed to the respective PNLs in the AADC
command. If no digits are to be added, PNL = 0 should be
assigned. 
Overflow Tone : Assign if a tone is wanted for the Last Choice Route. If so, assign data
“1” for DDD. 
Priority Restriction Class : Refer to PRIORITY RESTRICTION CLASS in the “EPN
Feature and Specification”. If this is required, assign PRSC
here, using classes 1-15. For all other systems, always assign
PRSC as data “0”.
STEP 14: AADC - If additional digits are required, assign the digits of a Pattern Number Location (PNL) here.
For additional digits totaling 24, use PNL 1-999. 
STEP 15: ATCP - A maximum of eight Time-of-Day Pattern changes (0-7) are available whereby the system
will refer to different OPR assignments as a function of time.
Times Setting 
TO: 
FROM: (In Military Time, and only on the half-hour and hour.) 
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L-32 LCR-TIME OF DAY ROUTING-PRI
1. General Description
This feature provides automatic routing of outgoing ISDN calls over alternative customer facilities based on the
DDD number. The system will select the most economical route available at the time of connection. The pattern
of alternate routing can be changed up to 8 times per day based on a pre-arranged time schedule.
2. Operating Procedure
1. Lift the handset; receive Dial Tone.
2. Dial the access code (usually “9”); receive Second Dial Tone. (When you assigned “2nd DT=1” in the ASPA
Command.)
3. Dial the area code, office code, and telephone number.
4. The system automatically completes the call via the most economical route available.
3. Programming
Refer to [L-31] “LEAST COST ROUTING-3/6-DIGIT-PRI” in this manual. 
						

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L-33 LCR-ATTENDANT MANUAL OVERRIDE-PRI
1. General Description
This service feature provides an ATTENDANT CONSOLE [A-3] to override the LCR-TIME OF DAY
ROUTING-PRI [L-32] pattern and then an alternate routing pattern group will be selected.
2. Operating Procedure
To set LCR-ATTENDANT MANUAL OVERRIDE-PRI:
1. Press an idle “LOOP” key.
2. Dial the LCR-ATTENDANT MANUAL OVERRIDE-PRI access code; receive Special Dial Tone.
3. Dial the LCR-TIME OF DAY ROUTING-PRI [L-40] pattern number (1 to 7) 
Note 1; receive Service Set
To n e .
4. Press the “RELEASE” key.
To cancel LCR-ATTENDANT MANUAL OVERRIDE-PRI:
1. Press an idle “LOOP” key.
2. Dial the LCR-ATTENDANT MANUAL OVERRIDE-PRI access code; receive Special Dial Tone. The
display of the LCR-TIME OF DAY ROUTING-PRI [L-32] pattern number is shown.
3. Dial 0 to cancel; receive Service Set Tone.
4. Press the “RELEASE” key.
Note 1:TDPTN of the AOPR/PTN of the ATCP command.
Note 2:During this operation, the following is displayed on the display of the ATTCON.
3. Programming
STEP 1: Assign the Basic Data for ISDN. (Refer to Chapter 3, “Basic Data Assignment for ISDN”.)
STEP 2: ANPD - Reserve a number level for an access code for this service.
STEP 3: ASPA - Assign Access Code, CI=N (Normal), SRV=SSC and SID=60
STEP 4: ATCP - Assign the Time of Day Pattern data.
3
KIND PTN
KIND: 3 is displayed in this service.
PTN: 0=Cancel
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L-34 LCR-AUTOMATIC OVERFLOW TO DDD-PRI
1. General Description
This feature provides optional routing of ISDN network calls via off-network facilities from a point on the
network where all on-network routes are busy or none are provided.
2. Operating Procedure
No manual operation is required.
3. Assignment Procedure
Refer to [L-31] “LEAST COST ROUTING-3/6-DIGIT-PRI” in this manual. 
						

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L-35 LCR-CLOCKED MANUAL OVERRIDE-PRI
1. General Description
This feature permits the system to override the LCR-TIME OF DAY ROUTING-PRI [L-32] pattern during the
pre-determined time assigned through the MAT.
2. Operating Procedure
No manual operation is required.
3. Assignment Procedure
STEP 1: Assign the Basic Data for ISDN. (Refer to Chapter 3, “Basic Data Assignment for ISDN”)
STEP 2: ACMO - Assign the specific data and time.