NEC Neax 2400 Ipx Office Data Specification
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NDA-24298 CHAPTER 4 Page 207 Issue 1 AOFC : Assignment of Office Name 4. Data Sheet OFFICE NAME MAXIMUM 20 CHARACTERSREMARKS
CHAPTER 4 NDA-24298 Page 208 Issue 1 AUIDL : Assignment of User ID Data for LDM AUIDL: Assignment of User ID Data for LDM 1. General This command is used to assign the User ID data such as user name and password for the purpose of logging in to the PBX from the MAT in stand-alone system, or logging in to each Local Node (LN) in Fusion network. Once programming the login information, User ID entry is necessary to login from the next time. This data is written in Local Data Memory (LDM). 2. Precautions 1. Prior to this command, LDM block is assigned by ASYDL, SYS1, INDEX 513. 2. ASCII code is available for “User ID” 3. User information only in LDM data is effective for stand-alone system. In case the login information is assigned in LDM data in Fusion network, the data is valid only in the Local Node to which the login infor- mation is registered. 4. A maximum of 127 User ID data can be assigned per a LN in LDM data. 5. Error message is indicated when the specified User ID duplicates to the existing User ID in LDM/NDM data. If you want to use this User ID in LDM data, it must be deleted from NDM data beforehand. 3. Data Entry Instructions PASSWORD Enter the password two times for sure in the MAT display. The assigned password is displayed as “∗∗∗∗∗∗” on the MAT. USER ID USER ID MAX. 16 DIGITSPASSWORD MAX. 8 DIGITSGRADE YEAR MONTH DAY REMARKS Assign the User ID via 16 bytes ASCII code.GRADE Not used.YEAR, MONTH, DAY Enter the date when login information is assigned.
NDA-24298 CHAPTER 4 Page 209 Issue 1 ANPD : Assignment of Numbering Plan Data ANPD: Assignment of Numbering Plan Data 1. General This command assigns the minimum number of digits needed to determine the service required to the first digit received (pre-translation). 2. Precautions 1. This command is used for the Business Application. AANP/AGNP commands are used for Hotel Applications. 2. The applicable tenant number (TN) range is designated by the ASYD command, SYS1, INDEX8. Enter the tenant number this command effects. If data for this command is common for all tenants (ASYD command, SYS1, INDEX92, bit2=1), assign the TN parameter as data “1” for all tenants. 3. Use the ANPD command to assign the numbering data for physical station numbers, service access code, and/or trunk access code, etc. 3. Data Entry Instructions The first digit of service access code, etc. (0-9, *, #)1st DC CIBLF 1st DIGIT CODE (1st DC) TENANT NUMBER (TN) Whether the station busy status is monitored by the system or not. This parameter assignment is required when the Busy Lamp Field is installed.NND CONNECTION STATUS INDEX (CI) 1-3N UMBER OF NECESSARY DIGITS (NND) MAXIMUM 6 DIGITSBUSY LAMP FIELD (BLF) 0/1 N = Nomal (Idle) H = Hooking B = Busy0 = Out of Service 1 = In service The status of the “1st DC” dialed The primarily analyzed digits, prior to the ASPAL command. Assign the necessary (Minimum) number of digits for each Access Code basically. To assign different number of digits (such as Timing Start for Telephone number), assign maximum number of digits in this parameter.
CHAPTER 4 NDA-24298 Page 210 Issue 1 ANPD : Assignment of Numbering Plan Data 4. Data Sheet TENANT NUMBER (TN)1ST DIGIT (1ST DC)CONNECTION STATUS INDEX (CI) NUMBER OF NECESSARY DIGITS (NND) BUSY LAMP FIELD (BLF) REMARKS 1NNormal H Hooking BBusy 2NNormal H Hooking BBusy 3NNormal H Hooking BBusy 4NNormal H Hooking BBusy 5NNormal H Hooking BBusy 6NNormal H Hooking BBusy 7NNormal H Hooking BBusy 8NNormal H Hooking BBusy 9NNormal H Hooking BBusy 0NNormal H Hooking BBusy *NNormal H Hooking BBusy #NNormal H Hooking BBusy
NDA-24298 CHAPTER 4 Page 211 Issue 1 ANPDL : Assignment of Numbering Plan Data for Local Data Memory ANPDL: Assignment of Numbering Plan Data for Local Data Memory 1. General This command assigns the minimum number of digits needed to determine the service which is required to the first digit received (pre-translation). 2. Precautions 1. This command is used for the Business Application. 2. The applicable tenant number (TN) range is designated by the ASYD command, SYS1, INDEX8. Enter the tenant number this command effects. If data in this command is common for all tenants (ASYDL command, SYS1, INDEX800, bit2=1), assign TN parameter as data “1” for all tenants. 3. Use this command to assign the numbering data for the operator call and the priority call (terminating to ATT) in the Fusion network. 4. The numbering data for Telephone numbers may be programmed by this command, however, those Telephone numbers are available in the self node only. Telephone numbers available within the Fusion network are to be programmed at Network Control Node (NCN) using the ANPDN and ASPAN commands. For more details, see the NEAX2400 IPX Fusion Network System Manual. 5. The system data assignment (ASYDL, SYS1, INDEX 514, bit0=1) is necessary when using the ANPDL command.
CHAPTER 4 NDA-24298 Page 212 Issue 1 ANPDL : Assignment of Numbering Plan Data for Local Data Memory 3. Data Entry Instructions The first digit of service access code, etc. (0-9, *, #)1st DC CIBLF 1st DIGIT CODE (1st DC) TENANT NUMBER (TN) Whether the station busy status is monitored by the system or not. This parameter assignment is required when the Busy Lamp Field is installed.NND CONNECTION STATUS INDEX (CI) 1-3N UMBER OF NECESSARY DIGITS (NND) MAXIMUM 6 DIGITSBUSY LAMP FIELD (BLF) 0/1 N = Normal(Idle) H = Hooking B = Busy0 = Out of Service 1 = In service The status of the “1st DC” dialed The primarily analyzed digits, prior to the ASPAL command. Assign necessary (minimum) number of digits for each Access Code Basically. To assign different number of digits (such as “Timing Start” for logical numbers), assign maximum number of digits in this parameter.
NDA-24298 CHAPTER 4 Page 213 Issue 1 ANPDL : Assignment of Numbering Plan Data for Local Data Memory 4. Data Sheet TENANT NUMBER (TN)1ST DIGIT (1ST DC)CONNECTION STATUS INDEX (CI) NUMBER OF NECESSARY DIGITS (NND) BUSY LAMP FIELD (BLF) REMARKS 1NNormal H Hooking BBusy 2NNormal H Hooking BBusy 3NNormal H Hooking BBusy 4NNormal H Hooking BBusy 5NNormal H Hooking BBusy 6NNormal H Hooking BBusy 7NNormal H Hooking BBusy 8NNormal H Hooking BBusy 9NNormal H Hooking BBusy 0NNormal H Hooking BBusy *NNormal H Hooking BBusy #NNormal H Hooking BBusy
CHAPTER 4 NDA-24298 Page 214 Issue 1 ASPA : Assignment of Special Access Code ASPA: Assignment of Special Access Code 1. General This command determines the kind of service and Access Code to execute. 2. Precautions 1. This command is used for the Business Application. AASP/AGSP commands are used for Hotel Applications. 2. The applicable Tenant Number (TN) range is designated by the ASYD command, SYS1, INDEX8. Enter the tenant number which is affected by this command. If data for this command is common for all tenants (ASYD command, SYS1, INDEX92, bit1 = 1), assign the TN parameter as data “1” for all tenants. 3. The access code for C.F.-Busy Line and C.F.-Don’t answer service should be assigned by the ASYD command, SYS1 INDEX5, bit0=0 (Same) or 1 (Separate). 4. The access code for Call Back and OG Trunk Queuing service should be assigned by the ASYD command, SYS2, INDEX4, bit0=0 (Separate) or 1 (Same). 5. When assigning the station number, use the command ASPA to assign the access code for stations. Note:For the station number (ex. 3xxx) 6. The following shows the rules of NND/NND1 data for Speed Calling-System and Call Park Remote Retrieval. 7. For the following service features, the maximum number of digits is to be assigned in the parameter NDD. 8. The variable parameter appears on the MAT depending on the data in the parameter SRV. ANPD 1st.: 3 CI: 1 (N) & 2 (H) NND: 4 ASPA ACC: 3 CI: 1 (N) & 2 (H) SRV: 1 (STN) NND: 4 SERVICE FEATURE SRV SID NND NND1 Speed Calling-System 2 15NND is the number of digits of the access code (ACC)NND1 is the number of digits abbreviated digits code (ADC) Call Park Remote Retrieval Code263NND is the number of digits of the access code (ACC) SERVICE FEATURE SRV SID MAX. NND Account Dial Code 0 41 15 Authorization Code/Forced Account Code 2 42 15 Attendant Manual Override 2 60 5
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3. Data Entry Instructions
Access code (Max. 6 digits)
Assign the number of digits for Station number.
(1-5 digits)
15 (Speed Calling-System;
Access)
42 (Authorization Code/Forced
Account Code/Pad Lock) 41 (Account Code Dial)
60 (Attendant Manual Override)
63 (Call Park; Retrieve) NND appears when the following SID is entered.
NND data is variable depending on SIDNND1 appears when SID =15.The number of ADC
(Abbreviation Digit Code) digits should be assigned in NND1. TENANT
NUMBER
(TN)ACCESS CODE
(ACC)
MAX. 6 DIGITSCONNECTION STATUS
INDEX
(CI) 1-3 KIND OF
SERVICE (SRV)
0-16
ACC
CISRV
NECESSARY DIGIT
(NND)NND
NND1
SERVICE INDEX
(SID) 1-63NECESSARY DIGIT
(NND)NECESSARY DIGIT FOR SPEED
CALLING (NND1) 1-24
SID
NND
SID Number of digits for NNDSTN
SSCA
OGCA
LCR N = Normal service
H = Hooking service
UNIF
ANNC
ANNCM
PAGA
13-16 B = Busy service
Access Code (1-24)
Access Code + Account code
(1-15)
Access Code + Auth. code (1-15)
Access Code (1-5)
Access Code (1-3) See Table 4-4When SRV = 2 (Service code, SSC) is assigned:
When SRV = 1 (Station, STN) is assigned:
= Station SSC
= Service code appendix
= Outgoing call with route advance
= Least cost routing
= Office termination
= Announcement service
= Announcement service-multiple announcement
= Paging answer (PAGA)
= Not usedSSC
OGC
LCRS
PAGC= Service code
= Outgoing call
= Register sender LCR
= Paging cancel
CHAPTER 4 NDA-24298 Page 216 Issue 1 ASPA : Assignment of Special Access Code Note: When Split Call Forwarding is in service (the command ASYD, SYS1, INDEX79, bit2=1), this access code is used for Split Call Forwarding service. The access codes for Call Forwarding service are specified by SRV=3 (SSCA), SIDA 86-89. Table 4-4 SID SID SERVICE NAME SID SERVICE NAME 1 Call Hold 28 Call Forwarding I’m here; Set 2 Dial Access to Attendant (Operator Call) 29 Call Forwarding I’m here; Cancel 3Call Back; Entry/ Camp on By Station30-34 - 4 Executive Right of Way 35 Call Pickup - Direct 5 Call Waiting - Originating 36 - 6 Call Back; Cancel 37 Priority Call 1 7 Call Pickup - Group 38 Priority Call 2 8Call Forwarding - All Calls/Split Call Forwarding - All Calls (for trunk); Entry Note 39 Priority Call 3 9Call Forwarding - All Calls/Split Call Forwarding - All Calls (for trunk); Cancel Note 40 Priority Paging 10Call Forwarding - Busy Line/Split Call Forward- ing - Busy Line (for trunk); Entry Note 41 Account Code Dial 11Call Forwarding - Busy Line/Split Call Forward- ing - Busy Line (for trunk); Cancel Note 42Authorization Code/Forced Account Code/Pad Lock; Set 12Call Forwarding - Don’t Answer/Split Call For- warding - Don’t Answer (for trunk); Entry Note 43Flash Signal Sending to Main office across CAS line 13Call Forwarding - Don’t Answer/Split Call For- warding - Don’t Answer (for trunk); Cancel Note 44 Last Number Call 14 Speed Calling - Station; Entry 45 Station Telephone Test 15 Speed Calling - System; Access 46 Faulty Trunk Report 16 Trunk Answer from Any Station (TAS) 47 - 17 Individual trunk access 48 Timed Reminder/Automatic Wake-up; Entry 18 - 49 Timed Reminder/Automatic Wake-up; Cancel 19 Out Going Trunk Queuing; Entry 50-59 - 20 Out Going Trunk Queuing; Cancel 60 Attendant Manual Override 21 Speed Calling - Station, Group; Access 62 Call Park; Local Retrieve 22-27 - 63 Call Park; Remote Retrieve