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Section 400-Programming FF1: System Programming
576-13-400 DBS 576 (USA) issued 05/20/98
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Notes:
See
Notes, pg. 1-155.
Related Programming:
See
Related Programming, pg. 1-155.
Table 1-8. Dial Plan A: Flexible Feature Codes at ringback tone (FF1 2 04)
0050Remote Maintenance
+ 2 799
00518-Party Conference
30 ,
!788
0052Walking TRS Access Code
$ 87
0053Station Call Park
#0 , % 771
0054Station Call Park Answer Code #1 (Own EXT.)
#0 , 772
0055Station Call Park Answer Code #2 (Other EXT.)
#0 , 773
0056Station Call Park Transfer Code
#0 , !774
Address No.Feature Description
Default Code
0001Voice Call
&
( 1
0002Message Waiting (normal)
&
# $ 14
0003Message Waiting (priority for VM)
&
# $ %5
0004
- thru -
0010Not Used
&
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Dial Plan A: Flexible Feature Codes at
Ringback Tone
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Define Flexible Feature Codes that can be dialed during ringback tone on extensions
assigned to Dial Plan A.
FF1 2 04 (0001-0010) Hold (1-digit Code) Hold
Flexible Feature Code (1 digit only)
(see table below for features and defaults)
7% &! ,,
valid entries: 0-9, Q and # Address Bin Nos. for Plan A Features
available during ringback tone
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Notes:
See
Notes, pg. 1-155.
Related Programming:
See
Related Programming, pg. 1-155.
Table 1-9. Dial Plan B: Flexible Feature Codes at ringback tone (FF1 2 05)
Address No.Feature Description
Default Code
0001Voice Call
&
( 1
0002Message Waiting (normal)
&
# $ 14
0003Message Waiting (priority for VM)
&
# $ %5
0004
- thru -
0010Not Used
&
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Ringback Tone
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Define Flexible Feature Codes that can be dialed during ringback tone on extensions
assigned to Dial Plan B.
FF1 2 05 (0001-0010) Hold (1-digit Code) Hold
Address Bin Nos. for Plan B FeaturesFlexible Feature Code (1 digit only)
(see table below for features and defaults)
7% &! ,,
valid entries: 0-9, Q and # available during ringback tone
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Notes:
See
Notes, pg. 1-155.
Related Programming:
See
Related Programming, pg. 1-155.
Table 1-10. Dial Plan A: Flexible Feature Codes at busy tone (FF1 2 06)
Address No.Feature Description
Default Code
0001CO Queuing and Intercom Callback Request
&
4 3
0002Camp-On
&
+
2
0003Message Waiting (normal)
&
# $ 14
0004Message Waiting (priority for VM)
&
# $ %5
0005Busy Override
&
&# 5,,9
0006OHVA Access Code
&
%(8
0007
- thru -
0010Not Used
&
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Dial Plan A: Flexible Feature Codes at Busy Tone
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Define Flexible Feature Codes that can be dialed during busy tone on extensions
assigned to Dial Plan A.
FF1 2 06 (0001-0010) Hold (1-digit Code) Hold
Address Bin Nos. for Plan A FeaturesFlexible Feature Code (1 digit only)
(see table below for features and defaults)valid entries: 0-9,
Q and #
7% ,,84
available during busy tone
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Notes:
See
Notes, pg. 1-155.
Related Programming:
See
Related Programming, pg. 1-155.
Table 1-11. Dial Plan B: Flexible Feature Codes at busy tone (FF1 2 07)
Address No.Feature Description
Default Code
0001CO Queuing and Intercom Callback Request
&
4 3
0002Camp-On
&
+
2
0003Message Waiting (normal)
&
# $ 14
0004Message Waiting (priority for VM)
&
# $ %5
0005Busy Override
&
&# 5,,9
0006OHVA Access Code
&
%(8
0007
- thru -
0010Not Used
&
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Dial Plan B: Flexible Feature Codes at Busy Tone
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Define Flexible Feature Codes that can be dialed during busy tone on extensions
assigned to Dial Plan B.
FF1 2 07 (0001-0010) Hold (1-digit Code) Hold
Address Bin Nos. for Plan B FeaturesFlexible Feature Code (1 digit only)
(see table below for features and defaults)valid entries: 0-9,
Q and #
7% ,,84
available during busy tone
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FF1 3: MCO Access in Tenant Groups
NOTE:Tenant Groups provide a way to divide the phone system into different
departments, or even different companies sharing the same phone system, for
inbound and outbound calls.
Available range of MCO Tenant Groups depends on the CPC card used:
up to 12 Tenant Groups with a CPC-96
up to 36 Tenant Groups with a CPC-288
up to 72 Tenant Groups with a CPC-576.
r
Individual trunks are assigned to Tenant Groups in FF2. default: 0 (no assignment)
rIndividual extensions are assigned to Tenant Groups in FF3. default: Tenant Group 1
rTrunks are assigned to Outbound Trunk Groups in FF5 - 2. default: (no assignment)
rOutbound Trunk Groups are assigned to Tenant Groups in:
Tenant Group MCO Access: Outbound Trunk Groups (see below)
FF1 3 01 (0001-0360) Hold (0-99 or 0-72) Holddefaults:
Tenant 1/MCO-1=TG#1
Tenant 2/MCO-1=TG#2
Tenant 3/MCO-1=TG#3
etc.
rExtension COS: Direct Trunk Access (pg. 1-46)
FF1 0 03 (00-15) 13 Hold (0 or 1) Hold
0=allow 1=do not allowdefault: 0 (allow)
rTRS Level for Path (non-ARS) (pg. 6-16)
FF6 1 00 (01-50) Hold (0001-0099) Hold (0-9) Hold
(01-50): TRS Class No. of originating extension.
(0001-0099): Trunk Group No. of seized trunk
(0-9): TRS Levels: 0=restrict all calls ... 9=allow all callsdefault: 9 (allow all calls)
rRoute Table: Trunk Group Assignment (pg. 6-36)
FF6 2 04 (001-200) 0001 Hold (0-99) Hold
(001-200): Route No.
(0-99): Trunk Group No.default: 0 (no assignment)
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Notes:
If
Advanced Routing for MCO Access (pg. 1-27) is disabled for the system, enter MCO Trunk Groups
1-99 in this address. However, if
Advanced Routing is enabled, enter Trunk Group Chain Lists 1-72.
See next address (FF1 3 02) to set up Trunk Group chains for Advanced Routing.
Each Tenant Group has 5 MCO trunk access codes which, by initial default, seize the associated trunk
group by dialing the following:
MCO-1 Access Code: 9 (default)
MCO-2 Access Code: 81 (default)
MCO-3 Access Code: 82 (default)
MCO-4 Access Code: 83 (default)
MCO-5 Access Code: 84 (default)
Related Programming:
Advanced Routing for MCO Access (pg. 1-27) FF1 0 02 0011 Hold (0 or 1) Hold
Extension COS: Direct Trunk Access (pg. 1-46) FF1 0 03 (00-15) 13 Hold (0 or 1) Hold
Advanced Routing: Outbound Trunk Group Chains (pg. 1-165) FF1 3 02 (0001-0360) Hold (0-99) Hold
MCO-Outbound Trunk Group Members (pg. 5-18) FF5 2 (01-99) (002-577) Hold (1-576) Hold
Table 1-12. Trunk Group/Chain List Assignment to Tenant Group MCO-1 thru -5 (FF1 3 01)
Address No. Tenant Group No.
MCO
Access Code Default Trunk Group No.
(or Chain List No.)
0001 Tenant Group 1 MCO-1 1
0002 MCO-2 0 (no assignment)
0003 MCO-3 0 (no assignment)
0004 MCO-4 0 (no assignment)
0005 MCO-5 0 (no assignment)
0006 Tenant Group 2 MCO-1 2
0007 MCO-2 0 (no assignment)
Tenant Group MCO Access: Outbound Trunk
Groups
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Assign the trunk group (or trunk group chain, for Advanced Routing) that will
be seized by dialing MCO access codes 1-5 within each Tenant Group.
FF1 3 01 (0001-0360) Hold (0-99 or 0-72) Hold
0001=Tenant Group #1, MCO-1MCO Trunk Group No. (1-99) or
(see table, next page for defaults)Trunk Group Chain List No. (1-72)
--or-- 0 (no assignment) 0002=Tenant Group #1, MCO-2
0003=Tenant Group #1, MCO-3
0004=Tenant Group #1, MCO-4
0005=Tenant Group #1, MCO-5
0006=Tenant Group #2, MCO-1
...
0360=Tenant Group #72, MCO-5
% 2# %1
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Notes:
These Trunk Group Chains are assigned to MCO access codes in the previous address (FF1 3 01).
Related Programming:
Advanced Routing for MCO Access (pg. 1-27) FF1 0 02 0011 Hold (0 or 1) Hold
Tenant Group MCO Access: Outbound Trunk Groups (pg. 1-164) FF1 3 01 (0001-0360) Hold (0-99 or 0-72)
Hold
MCO-Outbound Trunk Group Members (pg. 5-18) FF5 2 (01-99) (002-577) Hold (1-576) Hold0008 MCO-3 0 (no assignment)
0009 MCO-4 0 (no assignment)
0010 MCO-5 0 (no assignment)
0011 Tenant Group 3 MCO-1 3
0012 MCO-2 0 (no assignment)
0013 MCO-3 0 (no assignment)
0014 MCO-4 0 (no assignment)
0015 MCO-5 0 (no assignment)
... ... ... ...
0356 Tenant Group 72 MCO-1 72
0357 MCO-2 0 (no assignment)
0358 MCO-3 0 (no assignment)
0359 MCO-4 0 (no assignment)
0360 MCO-5 0 (no assignment)
Advanced Routing: Outbound Trunk Group
Chains
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Define “chains” of trunk groups that will be searched whenever a user dials one
of the MCO access codes (MCO-1 thru MCO-5) to seize an outside line.
Applies only if
Advanced Routing for MCO Access (pg. 1-27) is enabled.
FF1 3 02 (0001-0360) Hold (0-99) Hold
0001=Chain List #1: 1st-priority Trunk GroupTrunk Group No. (1-99)
(see table below)default: 0 [no assignment] 0002=Chain List #1: 2nd-priority Trunk Group
0003=Chain List #1: 3rd-priority Trunk Group
0004=Chain List #1: 4th-priority Trunk Group
0005=Chain List #1: 5th-priority Trunk Group
0006=Chain List #2: 1st-priority Trunk Group
...
0360=Chain List #72: 5th-priority Trunk Group
% %1
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Table 1-13. Advanced Routing Trunk Group Chains (Outbound Calls) (FF1 3 02)
Address No.
Trunk Group
Chain List No. Trunk Group
Priority
Default
0001 TG Chain List 1 1st-priority TG 0 (no assignment)
0002 2nd-priority TG 0 (no assignment)
0003 3rd-priority TG 0 (no assignment)
0004 4th-priority TG 0 (no assignment)
0005 5th-priority TG 0 (no assignment)
0006 TG Chain List 2 1st-priority TG 0 (no assignment)
0007 2nd-priority TG 0 (no assignment)
0008 3rd-priority TG 0 (no assignment)
0009 4th-priority TG 0 (no assignment)
0010 5th-priority TG 0 (no assignment)
0011 TG Chain List 3 1st-priority TG 0 (no assignment)
0012 2nd-priority TG 0 (no assignment)
0013 3rd-priority TG 0 (no assignment)
0014 4th-priority TG 0 (no assignment)
0015 5th-priority TG 0 (no assignment)
... ... ... ...
0356 TG Chain List 72 1st-priority TG 0 (no assignment)
0357 2nd-priority TG 0 (no assignment)
0358 3rd-priority TG 0 (no assignment)
0359 4th-priority TG 0 (no assignment)
0360 5th-priority TG 0 (no assignment)
MCO Trunk Groups (Inbound Calls)
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Assign the trunk group to be picked by each Tenant Group for an incoming call.
FF1 3 03 (0001-0072) Hold (1-99) Hold
Inbound Trunk Group No. (1-99) 0001=Tenant Group #1
0002=Tenant Group #2
...
0072=Tenant Group #72(see table below for defaults)
% 2#
NOTE: Available range for
Tenant Groups depends on
system size:
96-port system: Groups 1-12
192-port system: Groups 1-24
288-port system: Groups 1-36
384-port system: Groups 1-48
480-port system: Groups 1-60
576-port system: Groups 1-72
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Notes:
An MCO Tenant Group number is assigned to each extension in FF3 (see Tenant Group Assignment
address for each type of extension in FF3). This is how extension ring assignments are accomplished
for incoming calls.
The same Trunk Group can be used for both inbound and outbound calls. However, the same trunk
cannot belong to multiple outbound or inbound groups (maximum 1 outbound and 1 inbound group).
See FF5 3 for building Inbound Trunk Groups. (See FF5 2 for building Outbound Trunk Groups.)
Related Programming:
Tenant Group Assignment (pg. 3-24) for digital keyphones/SLTs FF3 0 BSSC 05 Hold (1-72) Hold
Tenant Group Assignment (pg. 3-36) for S-point ISDN extensions FF3 1 BSSC 04 Hold (1-72) Hold
Tenant Group Assignment (pg. 3-43) for Virtual extensions FF3 2 (001-576) 02 Hold (1-72) Hold
Tenant Group Assignment (pg. 3-45) for RAI extension port FF3 3 01 Hold (1-72) Hold
MCO-Inbound Trunk Group Members (pg. 5-20) FF5 3 (01-99) (001-576) Hold (1-576) Hold
Table 1-14. MCO Trunk Groups (Inbound Calls) (FF1 3 03)
Address No.Description
Default
0001 Tenant Group #1: Inbound Trunk Group
6 2
1
0002 Tenant Group #2: Inbound Trunk Group
6 2
2
0003 Tenant Group #3: Inbound Trunk Group
6 2
3
0004 Tenant Group #4: Inbound Trunk Group
6 2
4
0005 Tenant Group #5: Inbound Trunk Group
6 2
5
0006 Tenant Group #6: Inbound Trunk Group
67 2
6
0007 Tenant Group #7: Inbound Trunk Group
68 2
7
0008 Tenant Group #8: Inbound Trunk Group
63 2
8
0009 Tenant Group #9: Inbound Trunk Group
69 2
9
0010 Tenant Group #10: Inbound Trunk Group
6 2
10
... ...
###...
0072 Tenant Group #72: Inbound Trunk Group
8 2
72
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FF1 4: DID/DNIS Tables
Notes:
The Digit String Length defined in this address determines the length of the DID/DNIS numbers entered
in the
DID/DNIS Dial Table (“A” Side) (see next address). It must match what is supplied by the local
CO. If the number received by the system does not match an entry in the table, or if the actual Digit
String Length is not the same as specified above, the system will treat the call as a misdialed call (see
DISA Invalid Number on pg. 1-30).
DID (Direct Inward Dial): An outside caller can reach an internal extension directly by dialing a 7-
digit CO phone number. The DID trunk passes the last 2 to 4 digits of the phone number to the PBX,
and the digits become (or are modified to become) the equivalent of an extension number. DID trunks
can’t be used for outgoing calls (no dialtone offered).
DNIS (Dialed Number Identification Service): Similar to DID, but normally used on digital (T1 or
ISDN) lines. The DNIS number (the phone number dialed by the caller) is passed to the PBX, and
routed to different extensions based on the DNIS number dialed.
To set up DID and/or DNIS Numbers: Set Analog-CO, ISDN, or T1-CO trunks for DID/DNIS in the
Ring Type addresses (FF2). Enter the DID/DNIS numbers, and assign their ring and delayed-ring
destinations, in the
DID/DNIS Dial Table (see next page).
Two separate DID/DNIS Dial Tables are provided: “A” side and “B” side. One can be used for DID
(analog) numbers, and the other for DNIS (digital) numbers. Another advantage of having two separate
tables: it wouldn’t be a problem to receive the same block of 4-digit numbers from the CO, such as 277-
[2020 thru 2099] and 366-[2020 thru 2099]. The DBS 576 could take care of routing the same 4-digit
number to different extensions, based on which side (“A” or “B”) the trunk belongs to. (Trunks are
assigned to “A” or “B” side via their
Trunk COS assignment in FF2; also, see
Trunk COS: DID/DNIS
Table on pg. 1-77.)
Related Programming:
DID/DNIS Dial Table (“A” Side) (pg. 1-169) FF1 4 02 (000-575) (1-6) Hold (0-9999 or 1-72) Hold
DISA Invalid Number (pg. 1-30) FF1 0 02 0015 Hold (0 or 1) Hold
DID/DNIS Numbering (“A” Side)
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Set the digit string length (1-4) of DID or DNIS numbers in the “A” side table (next page).
FF1 4 01 0001 Hold (1-4) Hold
Digit String Length (1-4 digits) for
default: 4 digits “A”-Side DID/DNIS Numbers
/ (