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    							Section 400-Programming FF1: System Programming
576-13-400 DBS 576 (USA) issued 05/20/98
     l     Page 1-169
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Trunk Signal Type ...
       for analog CO trunks (pg. 2-8)     FF2 0 BSSC 01 00 Hold (0-3) Hold
       for T1-CO trunks (pg. 2-87)     FF2 2 BSSCC 02 00 Hold (0-3) Hold
Day1/Day2/Night Ring Type ...
       for analog CO trunks (pg. 2-28)     FF2 0 BSSC 03 (0, 2 and 4) Hold (0-6) Hold
       for ISDN trunks (pg. 2-75)     FF2 1 BSSC 04 (0, 2 and 4) Hold (0-6) Hold
       for T1-CO trunks (pg. 2-107)     FF2 2 BSSCC 04 (0, 2 and 4) Hold (0-6) Hold
           
Notes:
The DID/DNIS numbers entered in this address must match the digit string length defined in 
DID/DNIS 
Numbering (“A” Side) (see previous address).
Available Bin Nos. for DID/DNIS Numbers depends on system size:
   96-port system:    Addresses 0001-0956 (ports 1-96)
   192-port system:  Addresses 0001-1916 (ports 1-192)
   288-port system:  Addresses 0001-2876 (ports 1-288)
   384-port system:  Addresses 0001-3836 (ports 1-384)
   480-port system:  Addresses 0001-4596 (ports 1-460)
   576-port system:  Addresses 0001-5756 (ports 1-576)
Related Programming:
DID/DNIS Numbering (“A” Side) (pg. 1-168)     FF1 4 01 0001 Hold (1-4) Hold
Trunk COS: DID/DNIS Table (pg. 1-77)     FF1 0 04 (00-15) 04 Hold (0 or 1) Hold
DID/DNIS Dial Table (“A” Side)
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Assign up to 576 DID or DNIS numbers for “A” side.  Also in this table, enter their
ring destinations and assign them to a Tenant Group.
FF1   4   02   (000-575)   (1-6)   Hold   (0-9999 or 1-72)   Hold 
 
Address Bin Nos. for “A”
(see table, next page) 1=Digits of DID/DNIS No.
2=Day Destination
3=Night Destination
4=Day Destination (Busy/Delayed)
5=Night Destination (Busy/Delayed)
6=Tenant Group No.0-9999 (DID or DNIS No.)
0-9999 (Ext./Virtual/Closed No.)
0-9999 (Ext./Virtual/Closed No.)
0-9999 (Ext./Virtual/Closed No.)
0-9999 (Ext./Virtual/Closed No.)
1-72 (Tenant Group No.)
defaults:  0  [no assignment] 000=DID/DNIS #1
001=DID/DNIS #2
...
575=DID/DNIS #576



 	
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    							FF1: System Programming Section 400-Programming
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Table 1-15.   DID/DNIS Dial Table (“A” Side)    FF1 4 02 (0001-5756)       
     
for DID/DNIS#Address No. 	
Assignment Parameters
DID/DNIS#10001 = Digits of DID/DNIS number
66
( - :DID/DNIS No. (0-9999)
0002 = Destination, Day Mode
66
;# 	
Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
0003 = Destination, Night Mode
66
;# Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
0004 = Busy/Delayed Destination, Day
66
	
 	
Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
0005 = Busy/Delayed Destination, Night
66
	
 -Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
0006 = Tenant Group Number
66
	 -Tenant Group No. (1-72)
DID/DNIS#20011 = Digits of DID/DNIS number
66
( - :DID/DNIS No. (0-9999)
0012 = Destination, Day Mode
66
;# 	
Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
0013 = Destination, Night Mode
66
;# Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
0014 = Busy/Delayed Destination, Day
66
	
 	
Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
0015 = Busy/Delayed Destination, Night
66
	
 -Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
0016 = Tenant Group Number
66
	 -Tenant Group No. (1-72)
DID/DNIS#30021 = Digits of DID/DNIS number
66
( - :DID/DNIS No. (0-9999)
0022 = Destination, Day Mode
66
;# 	
Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
0023 = Destination, Night Mode
66
;# Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
0024 = Busy/Delayed Destination, Day
66
	
 	
Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
0025 = Busy/Delayed Destination, Night
66
	
 -Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
0026 = Tenant Group Number
66
	 -Tenant Group No. (1-72)
### ### ###...
DID/DNIS#5765751 = Digits of DID/DNIS number
87
( - :DID/DNIS No. (0-9999)
5752 = Destination, Day Mode
87
;# 	
Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
5753 = Destination, Night Mode
87
;# Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
5754 = Busy/Delayed Destination, Day
87
	
 	
Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
5755 = Busy/Delayed Destination, Night
87
	
 -Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
5756 = Tenant Group Number
87
	 -Tenant Group No. (1-72)
DID/DNIS Numbering (“B” Side)
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Set the digit string length (1-4) of DID or DNIS numbers in the “B” side table (next page).
FF1   4   03   0001   Hold   (1-4)   Hold
 
 
Digit String Length (1-4 digits) for
default:  4 digits “B”-Side DID/DNIS Numbers



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    							Section 400-Programming FF1: System Programming
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Notes:
See “A” side Notes on pg. 1-168.  The same applies to “B” side.
Related Programming:
(see “A” side Related Programming on pg. 1-168)
     
      
Notes:
See “A” side Notes on pg. 1-169.  The same applies to “B” side.
Related Programming:
(see “A” side Related Programming on pg. 1-169)
DID/DNIS Dial Table (“B” Side)
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Assign up to 576 DID/DNIS numbers for “B” side.  Also in this table, enter their
ring destinations and assign them to a Tenant Group.
FF1   4   04   (000-575)   (1-6)   Hold   (0-9999 or 1-72)   Hold 
 
(see table, next page)defaults:  0  [no assignment] 000=DID/DNIS #1
001=DID/DNIS #2
...
575=DID/DNIS #576



 	
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0-9999 (DID/DNIS No.)
0-9999 (Ext./Virtual/Closed No.)
0-9999 (Ext./Virtual/Closed No.)
0-9999 (Ext./Virtual/Closed No.)
0-9999 (Ext./Virtual/Closed No.)
1-72 (Tenant Group No.) 1=Digits of DID/DNIS No.
2=Day Destination
3=Night Destination
4=Day Destination (Busy/Delayed)
5=Night Destination (Busy/Delayed)
6=Tenant Group No. Address Bin Nos. for “B”
side DID/DNIS Numbers:
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Table 1-16.   DID/DNIS Dial Table (“B” Side)   (FF1 4 04)       
         
for DID/DNIS#Address No. 	
Assignment Parameters
DID/DNIS#10001 = Digits of DID/DNIS number
&66
( - :DID/DNIS No. (0-9999)
0002 = Destination, Day Mode
&66
;# 	
Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
0003 = Destination, Night Mode
&66
;# Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
0004 = Busy/Delayed Destination, Day
&66
	
 	
Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
0005 = Busy/Delayed Destination, Night
&66
	
 -Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
0006 = Tenant Group Number
&66
	 -Tenant Group No. (1-72)
DID/DNIS#20011 = Digits of DID/DNIS number
&66
( - :DID/DNIS No. (0-9999)
0012 = Destination, Day Mode
&66
;# 	
Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
0013 = Destination, Night Mode
&66
;# Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
0014 = Busy/Delayed Destination, Day
&66
	
 	
Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
0015 = Busy/Delayed Destination, Night
&66
	
 -Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
0016 = Tenant Group Number
&66
	 -Tenant Group No. (1-72)
DID/DNIS#30021 = Digits of DID/DNIS number
&66
( - :DID/DNIS No. (0-9999)
0022 = Destination, Day Mode
&66
;# 	
Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
0023 = Destination, Night Mode
&66
;# Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
0024 = Busy/Delayed Destination, Day
&66
	
 	
Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
0025 = Busy/Delayed Destination, Night
&66
	
 -Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
0026 = Tenant Group Number
&66
	 -Tenant Group No. (1-72)
### ### ###...
DID/DNIS#5765751 = Digits of DID/DNIS number
&87
( - :DID/DNIS No. (0-9999)
5752 = Destination, Day Mode
&87
;# 	
Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
5753 = Destination, Night Mode
&87
;# Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
5754 = Busy/Delayed Destination, Day
&87
	
 	
Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
5755 = Busy/Delayed Destination, Night
&87
	
 -Ext./Virt./Closed No. (0-9999)
5756 = Tenant Group Number
&87
	 -Tenant Group No. (1-72)
DID Dialing to ISDN “S” Point
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Assign DID extension number(s) to each ISDN S-point.
FF1   4   05   (0001-0192)   Hold   (setting)   Hold
 
 
S-point DID No. (0-9999) orOdd Address Nos. (0001, 0003, 0005,...0191)
    S-point DID No.
Even Address Nos. (0002, 0004, 0006,...0192)
   DID Incoming Destination Ext.No.
(see table below)DID Extension No. (0-9999)
defaults:  --  [no assignment]



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Notes:
When the extension calls the S-point DID number, the system will call the DID extension number and 
send the S-point DID number information (see figure below).
Figure 1-1:  DID Dialing to ISDN S-Point (example)   
Available range for DID Numbers depends on system size:
  
 96-port system:    Addresses 0001-0192 (ports 1-96)
   192-port system:  Addresses 0001-0384 (ports 1-192)
   288-port system:  Addresses 0001-0576 (ports 1-288)
   384-port system:  Addresses 0001-0768 (ports 1-384)
   480-port system:  Addresses 0001-0920 (ports 1-460)
   576-port system:  Addresses 0001-1152 (ports 1-576)
Related Programming:
Called Number Indication (pg. 3-34)     FF3 1 BSSC 03 03 Hold (0 or 1) Hold
Table 1-17.   DID Dialing for ISDN “S” Point   (FF1  4  05)     
Address No.DescriptionSettingDefault
0001 Pattern 1:  S-point DID No. (0-9999) - -
0002 Pattern 1:  DID Ext.No. Ext.No. - -
0003 Pattern 2:  S-point DID No. (0-9999) - -
0004 Pattern 2:  DID Ext.No. Ext.No. - -
...
0191 Pattern 96:  S-point DID No. (0-9999) - -
0192 Pattern 96:  DID Ext.No. Ext.No. - -
Call to “201”201
202
203 S-point200
DID Ext.Nos.
(the table set up in the above address, links DID Nos. 201, 202, 203, etc. to S-point 200)
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Notes:
Related Programming:
VM Answer Supervision Code (pg. 1-109)     FF1 0 23 0001 Hold (0000-9999) Hold
VM Transfer Code #1: Prefix (pg. 1-109)     FF1 0 24 0001 Hold (up to 8 char.) Hold
VM Transfer Code #1: Suffix (pg. 1-110)     FF1 0 24 0002 Hold (up to 8 char.) Hold
VM Transfer Code #2: Prefix (pg. 1-110)     FF1 0 24 0003 Hold (up to 8 char.) Hold
VM Transfer Code #2: Suffix (pg. 1-111)     FF1 0 24 0004 Hold (up to 8 char.) Hold
         
Notes:
Related Programming:
3rd-party VM: DID Number Automatic Send
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Specify how the system will send the DID number to Voice Mail if the called
extension does not answer the incoming DID call, and it is then transferred to VM.
FF1   4   06   0001   Hold   (0-3)   Hold 
 
0=Do not send DID No.  (default)



 	
/-!  ,
1=Send entire DID No.
2=Send last 2 digits of DID No.
3=Send last 3 digits of DID No.
3rd-party VM: ID Code Prefix for DID
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Set an ID Code for 3rd Party
 Voice Mail, to be sent in front of the DID number.
FF1   4   06   0002   Hold   (up to 8 char.)   Hold
 
 
VM ID Code-Prefix (up to 8 characters,
default:  [no assignment] including 0-9, 
Q, #, and Pause) NOTE:  Enter a Pause in this address by



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or “PAUSE” soft key on a large-display phone.
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Notes:
Related Programming:
FF1  5:   Not Used
FF1  6:   Not Used
FF1  7:   Not Used
3rd-party VM: ID Code Suffix for DID
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Set an ID Code for 3rd Party
 Voice Mail, to be sent at the end of the DID number.
FF1   4   06   0003   Hold   (up to 8 char.)   Hold
 
 
VM ID Code-Suffix (up to 8 characters,
default:  [no assignment] including 0-9, 
Q, #, and Pause) NOTE:  Enter a Pause in this address by



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FF1  8:   Digital Pad Settings
         
Notes:
Adjust the default setting(s) in this address whenever other parties have difficulty hearing a particular 
extension, or the extension user sounds too loud during conversations.  Extension Pad Classes 1-8 can 
be assigned to individual extensions in FF3.
The default settings in this address are intended for different phone types as follows:
Extension Pad Class 1:  for SLT
Extension Pad Class 2:  for SLT/loss compensation
Extension Pad Class 3:  for Digital Key Phones
Extension Pad Class 4:  for Wireless
Extension Pad Class 5:  for ISDN S-point
Extension Pad Class 6:  for VM Playback
Extension Pad Class 7:  for Attendant
Extension Pad Class 8:  for Terminal Adapter
Related Programming:
Extension Digital Pad Class Assignment (pg. 3-26) for dig.&SLT extensions   FF3 0 BSSC 08 Hold (1-8) Hold
Extension Digital Pad Class Assignment (pg. 3-39) for ISDN extensions    FF3 1 BSSC 07 0 Hold (1-8) Hold
Digital Pad Settings for Extension Pad Class
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Set volume adjustments for phone connections between Extension Pad
Classes 1-8 (the 
transmitting end of the connection) and 30 other pad classes
(the 
receiving end of the connection).
FF1   8   01   (0001-0240)   Hold   (0-31)   Hold 
 
Volume Adjustment Setting:
0= 0 dB
1= 
-2 dB
2= 
-4 dB
3= 
-6 dB
4= 
-8 dB
5= 
-10 dB
6= 
-12 dB
7= 
-14 dB
8= 
-16 dB
9= 
-18 dB
10= 
-20 dB
11= 
-22 dB
12= 
-24 dB
13= 
-26 dB
14= 
-28 dB
15= 
-30 dB16= 0 dB
17= +2 dB
18= +4 dB
19= +6 dB
20= +8 dB
21= +10 dB
22= +12 dB
23= +14 dB
24= +16 dB
25= +18 dB
26= +20 dB
27= +22 dB
28= +24 dB
29= +26 dB
30= +28 dB
31= +30 dB 0001-0030=transmitted by Extension Pad Class 1
0031-0060=transmitted by Extension Pad Class 2
0061-0090=transmitted by Extension Pad Class 3
0091-0120=transmitted by Extension Pad Class 4
0121-0150=transmitted by Extension Pad Class 5
0151-0180=transmitted by Extension Pad Class 6
0181-0210=transmitted by Extension Pad Class 7
0211-0240=transmitted by Extension Pad Class 8
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Table 1-18.   Digital Pad Settings for Extension Pad Class 1-8   (FF1 8 01)      
[AddressNo.:Default] for Extension Pad Class (transmitting end) ...
for connection to
(receiving end) ...Ext. Pad 
Class 1Ext. Pad 
Class 2Ext. Pad 
Class 3Ext. Pad 
Class 4Ext. Pad 
Class 5Ext. Pad 
Class 6Ext. Pad 
Class 7Ext. Pad 
Class 8
0001:4 0031:4 0061:4 0091:1 0121:1 0151:7 0181:2 0211:0 Extension Pad Class 1
0002:4 0032:4 0062:4 0092:1 0122:1 0152:7 0182:2 0212:0 Extension Pad Class 2
0003:0 0033:0 0063:0 0093:19 0123:19 0153:3 0183:17 0213:0 Extension Pad Class 3
0004:18 0034:18 0064:18 0094:21 0124:21 0154:1 0184:20 0214:0 Extension Pad Class 4
0005:18 0035:18 0065:18 0095:21 0125:21 0155:1 0185:20 0215:0 Extension Pad Class 5
0006:0 0036:0 0066:0 0096:19 0126:19 0156:0 0186:18 0216:0 Extension Pad Class 6
0007:0 0037:0 0067:0 0097:19 0127:19 0157:3 0187:17 0217:0 Extension Pad Class 7
0008:0 0038:0 0068:0 0098:0 0128:0 0158:0 0188:0 0218:0 Extension Pad Class 8
0009:0 0039:0 0069:0 0099:19 0129:19 0159:3 0189:17 0219:0 Trunk Pad Class 1
0010:0 0040:0 0070:0 0100:19 0130:19 0160:3 0190:17 0220:0 Trunk Pad Class 2
0011:0 0041:0 0071:0 0101:0 0131:0 0161:0 0191:0 0221:0 Trunk Pad Class 3
0012:0 0042:0 0072:0 0102:0 0132:0 0162:0 0192:0 0222:0 Trunk Pad Class 4
0013:0 0043:0 0073:0 0103:0 0133:0 0163:0 0193:0 0223:0 Trunk Pad Class 5
0014:0 0044:0 0074:0 0104:0 0134:0 0164:0 0194:0 0224:0 Trunk Pad Class 6
0015:2 0045:2 0075:2 0105:17 0135:17 0165:1 0195:0 0225:0 Trunk Pad Class 7
0016:2 0046:2 0076:2 0106:17 0136:17 0166:6 0196:0 0226:0 Trunk Pad Class 8
0017:2 0047:2 0077:2 0107:17 0137:17 0167:5 0197:0 0227:0 Trunk Pad Class 9
0018:0 0048:0 0078:0 0108:0 0138:0 0168:0 0198:0 0228:0 Trunk Pad Class 10
0019:2 0049:2 0079:2 0109:17 0139:17 0169:5 0199:0 0229:0 Trunk Pad Class 11
0020:0 0050:0 0080:0 0110:0 0140:0 0170:0 0200:0 0230:0 Trunk Pad Class 12
0021:0 0051:0 0081:18 0111:0 0141:0 0171:0 0201:18 0231:0 Trunk Pad Class 13
0022:2 0052:2 0082:0 0112:2 0142:2 0172:2 0202:0 0232:0 Trunk Pad Class 14
0023:4 0053:4 0083:2 0113:4 0143:4 0173:4 0203:2 0233:0 Trunk Pad Class 15
0024:0 0054:0 0084:0 0114:0 0144:0 0174:0 0204:0 0234:0 Trunk Pad Class 16
0025:2 0055:2 0085:2 0115:17 0145:17 0175:0 0205:0 0235:0 Conference Call
0026:2 0056:2 0086:2 0116:17 0146:17 0176:0 0206:0 0236:0 Page Port
0027:2 0057:2 0087:2 0117:17 0147:17 0177:0 0207:0 0237:0 MFR
0028:0 0058:0 0088:0 0118:0 0148:0 0178:0 0208:0 0238:0 RAI Modem
0029:2 0059:2 0089:2 0119:17 0149:17 0179:0 0209:0 0239:0 Conference Call Unit
0030:0 0060:0 0090:0 0120:0 0150:0 0180:0 0210:0 0240:0 (Not Used)
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     l     DBS 576 (USA) issued 05/20/98 576-13-400
FF1System
FF2Tr u n k s
FF3Extensions
FF4FF-/Soft Keys
FF5Groups
FF6TRS/ARS
0   System
Configuration
FF7Appl ications
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Notes:
Adjust the default setting(s) in this address whenever extension users have difficulty hearing calls on a 
particular trunk, or the volume is too loud on it.
The default settings in this address are intended for different trunk types as follows:
Trunk Pad Class 1:  for Analog CO
Trunk Pad Class 2:  for Analog CO/loss compensation
Trunk Pad Class 3:  for Private Line CES (Centralized Extension System) #1
Trunk Pad Class 4:  for Private Line CES #2
Trunk Pad Class 5:  for LDT (Loop Dialing Trunk) Standard
Trunk Pad Class 6:  for Private Line CES #4  (no CES #3)
Trunk Pad Class 7:  for ISDN T-point
Trunk Pad Class 8:  for AC/15 #1  (U.K. only)
Trunk Pad Class 9:  for AC/15 #2  (U.K. only)
Trunk Pad Class 10:  Not Used
Trunk Pad Class 11:  for AC/15 System Connection  (U.K. only)
Trunk Pad Class 12:  Not Used
Trunk Pad Class 13:  for 0 dB Highway
Trunk Pad Class 14:  for 4 dB Highway
Trunk Pad Class 15:  for 8 dB Highway
Trunk Pad Class 16:  for Data Highway/ISDN
Related Programming:
Trunk Digital Pad Class Assignment (pg. 2-36) for analog CO trunks     FF2 0 BSSC 08 Hold (1-16) Hold
Trunk Digital Pad Class Assignment (pg. 2-58) for analog E&M tie trunks     FF2 0 BSSC 08 Hold (1-16) Hold
Digital Pad Settings for Trunk Pad Class
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Set volume adjustments for phone connections between Trunk Pad
Classes 1-16 (the 
transmitting end of the connection) and 30 other pad
classes (the 
receiving end of the connection).
FF1   8   02   (0001-0480)   Hold   (0-31)   Hold 
 
Volume Adjustment Setting:
0= 0 dB
1= 
-2 dB
2= 
-4 dB
3= 
-6 dB
4= 
-8 dB
5= 
-10 dB
6= 
-12 dB
7= 
-14 dB
8= 
-16 dB
9= 
-18 dB
10= 
-20 dB
11= 
-22 dB
12= 
-24 dB
13= 
-26 dB
14= 
-28 dB
15= 
-30 dB16 = 0 dB
17 = +2 dB
18 = +4 dB
19 = +6 dB
20 = +8 dB
21 = +10 dB
22 = +12 dB
23 = +14 dB
24 = +16 dB
25 = +18 dB
26 = +20 dB
27 = +22 dB
28 = +24 dB
29 = +26 dB
30 = +28 dB
31 = +30 dB 0001-0030=transmitted by Trunk Pad Class 1
0031-0060=transmitted by Trunk Pad Class 2
0061-0090=transmitted by Trunk Pad Class 3
0091-0120=transmitted by Trunk Pad Class 4
0121-0150=transmitted by Trunk Pad Class 5
0151-0180=transmitted by Trunk Pad Class 6
0181-0210=transmitted by Trunk Pad Class 7
0211-0240=transmitted by Trunk Pad Class 8
0241-0270=transmitted by Trunk Pad Class 9
0271-0300=transmitted by Trunk Pad Class 10
0301-0330=transmitted by Trunk Pad Class 11
0331-0360=transmitted by Trunk Pad Class 12
0361-0390=transmitted by Trunk Pad Class 13
0391-0420=transmitted by Trunk Pad Class 14
0421-0450=transmitted by Trunk Pad Class 15
0451-0480=transmitted by Trunk Pad Class 16
(see tables, next page)



 	
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