NEC Neax 2400 Ipx Isdn Feature Programming Manual

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EVENT BASED CCIS - Q-SIG TRANSPORT
 Digital Display – Trunk – CCIS [D-73]
 Direct-In Termination – CCIS [D-74]
 Distinctive Ringing – CCIS [D-75]
 Do Not Disturb – D
term – CCIS [D-76D]
 Data Hotline – CCIS [D-86] 
Note 
 Dialed Number Display – Recall – CCIS [D-91]
 Dual Hold D
term – CCIS [D-93D]
 Executive Right-of-Way – CCIS [E-8]
 Elapsed Time Display – CCIS [E-9]
 E-911 ANI Unified Number of Digits – CCIS [E-20]
 Flexible Numbering of Stations – CCIS [F-12]
 Hands-Free Answerback – D
term – CCIS [H-10D]
 House Phone – CCIS [H-11]
 Hotline – CCIS [H-12]
 Incoming Call Identification – CCIS [I-16]
 Individual Attendant Access – CCIS [I-17]
 Inter-Position Transfer – CCIS [I-18]
 Individual Trunk Access – CCIS [I-19]
 Look Ahead Routing – CCIS [L-25]
 LDN Night Connection – CCIS [L-29]
 Message Reminder – CCIS [M-34]
 Message Reminder – D
term – CCIS [M-34D]
 Message Waiting Lamp Setting – Attendant – CCIS [M-35]
 Message Waiting Lamp Setting – Station – CCIS [M-36]
 Miscellaneous Trunk Access – CCIS [M-37]
 Miscellaneous Trunk Restriction – CCIS [M-38]
 Modem Pooling – CCIS [M-39] 
Note 
 Multiple Call Forwarding – All Calls – CCIS [M-40]
 Multiple Call Forwarding – Busy Line – CCIS [M-41]
 Multiple Call Forwarding – Don’t Answer – CCIS [M-42]
 Multiple Console Operation – CCIS [M-43]
 Message Center Interface – CCIS [M-67]
 Night Connection – Fixed – CCIS [N-15]
 Night Connection – Flexible – CCIS [N-16]
 Name Display – System – CCIS [N-37]
 Off-Hook Queuing – CCIS [O-11]
 Outgoing Trunk Queuing – CCIS [O-12]
 Paging Access – CCIS [P-28]
 Restriction from Outgoing Calls – CCIS [R-22]
 Serial Call – CCIS [S-52]
 Service Display – D
term – CCIS [S-53D]
 Simultaneous Voice and Data Transmission – CCIS [S-54]
 Single-Digit Station Calling – CCIS [S-55] 
						

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 Station Controlled Conference – CCIS [S-56]
 Station-to-Station Calling – CCIS [S-57]
 Station-to-Station Calling – Operator Assistance – CCIS [S-58]
 Step Call – CCIS [S-59]
 Synchronous Data Switching – CCIS [S-60]
 Supervisory Call – CCIS [S-73]
 Toll Restriction – 3/6-Digit – CCIS [T-26]
 Trunk Answer from Any Station – CCIS [T-27]
 Uniform Numbering Plan – CCIS [U-5]
 Voice Call – CCIS [V-7]
Note:When A/D=1 (Digital) is assigned by CDN45, ARTD, this feature is available.
4. Programming
STEP 1: Assign the Basic Data for ISDN. (Refer to Chapter 3.)
STEP 2: Assign CCIS No.7 related data.
Note:Assign the LEN of the DCH for controlling E-CCIS route at the CCH parameter of the ACSC command.
STEP 3: ARTD - Assign the Bearer Capability for the speech channels of the E-CCIS line.
CDN45 A/D: 0/1= Analog (Bearer Capability: Speech)/Digital (Bearer Capability:
Unrestricted Digital)
CDN49  TRKS: 0/1= select the trunk in ascending order/descending order (CIC No. is
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STEP 4: ARTI - Assign the following data for the E-CCIS route.
JECCIS (Common use with E-CCIS RT):1
ECCISTIM: Release Timer for the E-CCIS line
0: 3 minutes (Default)
1: 15 seconds
2: 30 seconds
3: 1 minute
4: 2 minutes 
5: 5 minutes
6: 10 minutes
7: 15 minutes 
8: 30 minutes
9: 1 hour
10-13: Not used
14: Immediately after call completion
15: Not released
ECCISOB: OG Billing for E-CCIS Line
0/1=Not required/Required.
ECCISIB: IC Billing for E-CCIS Line
0/1=Not required/Required.
ECCISTD: Addressing information used in E-CCIS
0/1=Called DID Number/Called Sub Address.
ECCIS2 (E-CCIS System): 1=Common Channel System
STEP 5: AEVT - Assign the virtual tie line data for E-CCIS.
FUNC: 1
RT: Route Number
TK: Fixed “0”
TYPE: 3 (Common Channel System)
DESTINATION: Destination Number (Max. 6 digits)
CALLING: Calling Number (Max. 24 digits)
CALLED: Called Number (Max. 24 digits)
ISDN_RT: ISDN Route Number
VRY: Verification of Connection 
Note
0/1=Not required/Required
FUNC: 2
PC: Terminating Point Code
RT: E-CCIS Route Number
Note:When Verification of Connection is in service, if the last four digits of  the received number is not equal to
those of Called Number, the connection is not established.
STEP 6: AVTC - Assign Virtual Tie Line Number for the E-CCIS route. 
						

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Examples of Data Assignment for the E-CCIS line
 Example of port allocation when using Called Sub Address as addressing information
Data assignment procedure related to the E-CCIS line is shown below.
E-CCIS speech line for the office A (PC=2) → RT20
E-CCIS speech line for the office B (PC=3) → RT30
STEP 1: ARTD -  Office A
RT20 CDN 45 (A/D): 0 (Bearer capability: speech)
CDN 49 (TRKS):  0
- Office B
RT30 CDN 45 (A/D):  0 (Bearer capability: speech)
CDN 49 (TRKS):  0
STEP 2: ARTI -  RT10 JECCIS: 1 (common use with E-CCIS RT)
- Office A
RT20 ECCISTM: 5 (Release timer: 5 minutes)
ECCISOB: 1 (OG billing for the E-CCIS line is required)
ECCISIB : 1 (IC billing for the E-CCIS line is required)
ECCISTD: 1 (Addressing information: Sub Address)
ECCIS2: 1 (Common channel system)
- Office B
RT30 ECISTM: 5 (Release timer: 5 minutes)
DID Number for incoming calls from an E-CCIS line: 8-26-350024PRT
RT110 TK1 ISDN D-channel
RT10 TK23 ISDN B-channel
RT10 TK22 ISDN B-channel
RT10 TK21 ISDN B-channel
RT10 TK20 ISDN B-channel
RT10 TK19 ISDN B-channel
RT10 TK18 ISDN B-channel
RT10 TK17 ISDN B-channel
RT10 TK16 ISDN B-channel
RT10 TK2 ISDN B-channel
RT10 TK1 ISDN B-channel
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ECCISOB: 1 (OG billing for the E-CCIS line is required)
ECCISIB : 1 (IC billing for the E-CCIS line is required)
ECCISTD: 1 (Addressing information: Sub Address)
ECCIS2: 1 (Common channel system)
STEP 3: AEVT - Office A
FUNC: 1
RT 2 0
TK: 0 (fixed)
TYPE:  3 (Common channel system)
DESTINATION: 9800
CALLING: 8263500
CALLED: 81164500
ISDN_RT: 10
VRY: 1
FUNC: 2
PC: 2
RT: 2 0
- Office B
FUNC: 1
RT 3 0
TK: 0 (fixed)
TYPE:  3 (Common channel system)
DESTINATION:  9801
CALLING: 8263500
CALLED: 8205500
ISDN_RT: 10
VRY: 1
FUNC: 2
PC: 3
RT: 3 0
STEP 4: AVTC - TN:1
STN: 3500 (DID number or Converted number generated by the ACDD command) 
						

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 Example of port allocation when using DID Number as addressing information
Data assignment procedure related to the E-CCIS line is shown below.
E-CCIS speech line for the office A (PC=2) → RT 2 0
E-CCIS speech line for the office B (PC=3) → RT 3 0
STEP 5: ARTD -  Office A
RT20 CDN 45 (A/D):  0 (Bearer capability: speech)
CDN 49 (TRKS): 0
- Office B
RT30 CDN 45 (A/D):  0 (Bearer capability: speech)
CDN 49 (TRKS):  0
STEP 6: ARTI -  RT10 JECCIS: 1 (common use with E-CCIS RT)
- Office A
RT20 ECISTM: 5 (Release timer: 5 minutes)
ECCISOB: 1 (OG billing for the E-CCIS line is required)
ECCISIB : 1 (IC billing for the E-CCIS line is required)
ECCISTD: 0 (Addressing information: DID number)
ECCIS2: 1 (Common channel system) [
For Office A] DID Number for incoming calls from an E-CCIS line: 8-26-3200
[For Office B] DID Number for incoming calls from an E-CCIS line: 8-26-330024PRT
RT110 TK1 ISDN D-channel
RT10 TK23 ISDN B-channel
RT10 TK22 ISDN B-channel
RT10 TK21 ISDN B-channel
RT10 TK20 ISDN B-channel
RT10 TK19 ISDN B-channel
RT10 TK18 ISDN B-channel
RT10 TK17 ISDN B-channel
RT10 TK16 ISDN B-channel
RT10 TK2 ISDN B-channel
RT10 TK1 ISDN B-channel
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- Office B
RT30 ECISTM: 5 (Release timer: 5 minutes)
ECCISOB: 1 (OG billing for the E-CCIS line is required)
ECCISIB : 1 (IC billing for the E-CCIS line is required)
ECCISTD: 0 (Addressing information: DID number)
ECCIS2: 1 (Common channel system)
STEP 7: AEVT - Office A
FUNC: 1
RT 2 0
TK: 0 (fixed)
TYPE:  3 (Common channel system)
DESTINATION: 3200
CALLING: 8263200
CALLED: 81164500
ISDN_RT: 10
VRY: 1
FUNC: 2
PC: 2
RT: 2 0
- Office B
FUNC: 1
RT 3 0
TK: 0 (fixed)
TYPE:  3 (Common channel system)
DESTINATION: 3300
CALLING: 8263300
CALLED: 8205500
ISDN_RT: 10
VRY: 1
FUNC: 2
PC: 3
RT: 3 0
STEP 8: AVTC - TN:1
STN: 3200 (DID number or Converted number generated by the ACDD command)
STN: 3300 (DID number or Converted number generated by the ACDD command) 
						

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C-152 CALL COMPLETION ON NO REPLY (CCNR)
1. General Description
This feature allows a calling station to set Inter-Office Call Back when the called station does not answer. This
feature conforms to ETS 300 366. CCNR conforming to IS-13870 is available since Series 7400 software. 
2. Operating Procedure
To set CCNR:
1. Station A places a call to Station B and receives Ring Back Tone; Station B does not answer.
2. While hearing Ring Back Tone, Station A presses the switchhook flash button and dials the access code or
presses the feature key for setting CCNR; Station A receives Service Set Tone.
3. Station A goes on-hook and waits for call back from Station B. Station B lifts the handset and handles
another call.
4. Station B goes on-hook; Station A rings.
5. Station A answers; Station B is automatically recalled.
6. Station B answers; Station A and Station B are connected.
To cancel CCNR:
1. Station A lifts the handset while the CCNR service is set; Station A hears Dial Tone.
2. Station A dials the access code or presses the function key for canceling CCNR; Station A hears Service Set
To n e .
3. Station A replaces the handset.
Note:Operating procedure varies depending on the specifications of the station since ETS 300 306/IS-13870
protocol does not regulate.
3. Service Conditions
1. CCNR is available when an end-to-end link is established via Q-SIG interface (ETS 300 172).
2. The transfer rate is 64 kbps. Bearer Capabilities are as follows:
Speech
 3.1 kHz audio
 7 kHz audio
3. Multiple CCNR features cannot be set for a single station.
4. CCNR is available for the D
term or an analog station (i.e. not available for Attendant Console or ISDN
terminal).
5. When the called station becomes idle while the calling station is in conversation, the calling station is
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6. When the called station number is Pilot  Number of Station Hunting Group, CCNR is set to the terminated
station.
7. When a Call Forwarding feature is activated at the called station, note the following conditions:
 If Call Forwarding - All Calls is activated, CCNR is not available.
 If Call Forwarding - Busy Line or Call Forwarding - Don’t Answer is activated, CCNR is set to the
forwarded station.
 If Call Forwarding - Don’t Answer is activated and the forwarded station is busy, CCNR is not
available.
8. CCNR is not available while one of the following features is activated:
 Call Back
 Call Back - CCIS
 Call Waiting      
 Call Hold
 ATT Camp On (Called side)
9. CCNR is canceled when:
 Cancel Timer for CCNR expires.
 All the trunks for recalling are busy.
 The system recalls the calling station in lockout or make-busy state.
 The called station is abnormally released (ex. the handset remains off-hook) and turned into lockout
state.
10. CCNR conforming to IS-13870 is available when an end-to-end link is established via IS-11572 interface
or when the tandem connection of Q-SIG and IS-11572 link is established (Not available for the signaling
method other than Q-SIG and IS-11572).
11. The transfer rate is 64kbps. Bearer Capabilities are as follows:
 - Speech
 - 3.1 kHz audio
Note:For more details of CCNR feature regulated by protocol, see the corresponding manual. 
12. CCNR is available for the D
term or an analog station (i.e. not available for PS terminal, Attendant Console
nor ISDN terminal).
13. CCNR is available while the called party is ringing in two-party connection between calling and called party.
14. CCNR is not available while the calling/called station is in one of the following conditions:
(a) Calling Station   
 the station sets Call Back or Call Back is set to the station
 the station sets Call Back-CCIS or Call Back-CCIS is set to the station
 the station uses Call Hold
 the station sets Call Waiting service
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(b) Called Station
 the station is in lockout state or make-busy state
 the station sets Call Back or Call Back is set to the station
 the station sets Call Back-CCIS or Call Back-CCIS is set to the station
 the station uses Call Hold
 the station sets Call Forwarding-All Calls/Busy Line (providing that Call Forwarding service is
successful)
 Attendant Camp on with Tone Indication is set to the station 
 the station sets Call Waiting service
 the station is restricted this feature
15. CCNR is canceled when: 
(a) Automatic Cancel Timer for CCNR expires (ASYD, System data 1, Index 71, b0-b3 decides the timer
and b7 makes the timer effective). 
* Automatic Cancel for Call Back is applied to this feature also.
(b) No Answer Timer (calling station does not answer the CCNR recall) expires  (ASYD, System Data 1,
Index 139. Default data is 30 seconds).
(c) The system recalls the calling station in lockout or make-busy state (CCNR is effective when the
system recalls after lockout state or make-busy state is recovered). 
(d) All trunks for recalling are busy when the system recalls the calling station.
(e) The called station is abnormally released (ex. The handset remains off-hook) and turned into lockout
state.
(f) The operating station is restricted incoming calls at the time of recall.
16. The single station cannot set multiple CCNR services and multiple CCNR services cannot be set to the
single station.  
A maximum number of CCNR to be set simultaneously per LP =
480 – (no. of ISDN call to be handled + no. of already set CCBS and CCNR service 
Note)
Note:Both CCBS and CCNR services conforming to ETS300 366 and IS-13870.
17. When the called station becomes idle while the calling station is in conversation, the system recalls the
calling station after the conversation ends. 
18. If the fault occurs at IS-11572 data link;
(a) If the fault occurs when the calling station is operating to set CCNR, CCNR service cannot be set.
(b) If the fault occurs when the calling station is operating to cancel CCNR, CCNR is canceled at the side
of operating station but not canceled at the side of called station to be set since the cancel message is
not sent to the station. 
(c) If the fault occurs when informing the calling station that the called station becomes  idle,  CCNR is
canceled at the side of called station, but not canceled at the side of calling station since the message
is not sent to the station.
(d) If the fault occurs when the calling station answers the recall (CCNR call), CCNR is canceled at the
side of the calling station but not canceled at the side of the called station since the message is not sent
to the station.