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    							Section 400-Programming FF6: TRS/ARS
576-13-400 DBS 576 (USA) issued 05/20/98
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General TRS/ARS Concepts in the DBS 576
TRS:Toll Restriction Service. 
Outgoing calls are allowed or blocked, based on the path (originating 
extension or DISA trunk seizing an outgoing trunk) and the dialed digits.
ARS:Automatic Route Selection.
(also called Least Cost Routing)  Calls are automatically routed to the least 
expensive trunk when the user dials MCO-1 (“9” by default) to make an 
outgoing call. The routing is based on the originating extension or DISA 
trunk, the dialed phone number, and when the call is placed (Time of 
Day, Day of Week, or Special Day such as a holiday). 
Implementing 
TRS/ARS:There are two ways you can use TRS/ARS in the DBS 576:
lTRS by itself. 
lTRS and ARS together. 
(You cannot use ARS alone; it must go through TRS restrictions also.)
If TRS is used by itself, the trunk is selected before the system analyzes 
the path and the dialed phone number to determine whether to allow/
restrict the call.
If TRS is used with ARS, however, the system will not select a trunk until 
the user has dialed enough digits to match an entry in the Leading Digits 
Table. (Remember, ARS works when the user dials the MCO-1 access code 
to get an outside line.)  TRS will allow or block the call by comparing the 
TRS Levels assigned to the originator and the dialed phone number.  If 
the call passes TRS, a trunk group is then selected for the call based on 
ARS settings.
For a detailed description of TRS/ARS operation, see Section 700-Feature 
Operation: Appendix A.
Important Program Settings
lTRS is always on.  All calls are allowed by default (via the TRS Class assignments to 
extensions and trunks).  To activate ARS also, enable the following address:
ARS/LCR Setting (pg. 1-27)
FF1 0 02 0010 Hold (0 or 1) Hold     (default: 0=disabled.  Set it to 1=enabled.)
lBefore programming TRS/ARS in FF6, it is important to group extensions and DISA 
trunks (as originators of outbound calls) into TRS Classes:
defaults for all: TRS Class 1 during Day Mode and Night Mode
for Digital Keyphones and SLTs:
TRS Class Assignment (Day) (pg. 3-25)     FF3 0 BSSC 06 0 Hold (1-50) Hold
TRS Class Assignment (Night) (pg. 3-25)     FF3 0 BSSC 06 1 Hold (1-50) Hold
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for S-Point ISDN Extensions:
TRS Class Assignment (Day) (pg. 3-37)     FF3 1 BSSC 05 0 Hold (1-50) Hold
TRS Class Assignment (Night) (pg. 3-38)     FF3 1 BSSC 05 1 Hold (1-50) Hold
for analog CO trunks:
TRS Class Assignment (Day) (pg. 2-34)     FF2 0 BSSC 06 0 Hold (1-50) Hold
TRS Class Assignment (Night) (pg. 2-35)     FF2 0 BSSC 06 1 Hold (1-50) Hold
for analog E&M tie-trunks:
TRS Class Assignment (Day) (pg. 2-57)     FF2 0 BSSC 06 0 Hold (1-50) Hold
TRS Class Assignment (Night) (pg. 2-57)     FF2 0 BSSC 06 1 Hold (1-50) Hold
for ISDN trunks:
TRS Class Assignment (Day) (pg. 2-81)     FF2 1 BSSC 07 0 Hold (1-50) Hold
TRS Class Assignment (Night) (pg. 2-82)     FF2 1 BSSC 07 1 Hold (1-50) Hold
for T1 CO trunks:
TRS Class Assignment (Day) (pg. 2-113)     FF2 2 BSSCC 07 0 Hold (1-50) Hold
TRS Class Assignment (Night) (pg. 2-114)     FF2 2 BSSCC 07 1 Hold (1-50) Hold
for T1 E&M tie-trunks:
TRS Class Assignment (Day) (pg. 2-136)     FF2 2 BSSCC 07 0 Hold (1-50) Hold
TRS Class Assignment (Night) (pg. 2-136)     FF2 2 BSSCC 07 1 Hold (1-50) Hold
lBefore programming TRS/ARS in FF6, it is important to set up trunk groups, assign 
them to the MCO-1 access code in each Tenant Group, and assign extensions to the 
Tenant Groups:
MCO-Outbound Trunk Group Members (pg. 5-18)
FF5 2 (01-99) (002-577) Hold (1-576) Hold     (default: no assignment)
Tenant Group MCO Access: Outbound Trunk Groups (pg. 1-164)
FF1 3 01 (0001-0360) Hold (0-99 or 0-72) Hold
          defaults: Tenant Group #1/MCO-1=Trunk Group 1
Tenant Group #2/MCO-1=Trunk Group 2
Tenant Group #3/MCO-1=Trunk Group 3
...
Tenant Group #72/MCO-1=Trunk Group 72
Advanced Routing: Outbound Trunk Group Chains (pg. 1-165)
FF1 3 02 (0001-0360) Hold (0-99) Hold     (default: 0=no assignment)
for Digital Keyphones and SLTs:
Tenant Group Assignment (pg. 3-24)
FF3 0 BSSC 05 Hold (1-72) Hold     (default: Tenant Group #1)
for S-Point ISDN Extensions:
Tenant Group Assignment (pg. 3-36)
FF3 1 BSSC 04 Hold (1-72) Hold     (default: Tenant Group #1)
for Virtual Ports:
Tenant Group Assignment (pg. 3-43)
FF3 2 (001-576) 02 Hold (1-72) Hold     (default: Tenant Group #1)
lGroups of extensions can be limited to MCO-1 access only, to get an outside line:
Extension COS: Forced ARS (pg. 1-68)
FF1 0 03 (00-15) 42 Hold (0 or 1) Hold     (default: 0=Not Forced. Set it to 1=Forced)
Extension COS Assignment (pg. 3-26)
FF3 0 BSSC 07 Hold (1-16) Hold     (default: Extension COS #1)
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FF6  0:   TRS/ARS Common  
NOTE:  These FF6 0 addresses contain the Leading Digits Table and the Analyze Digits 
Table.  These tables store the dialed-digit string definitions, along with their assigned TRS 
Level and ARS route.  These tables are used with ARS/TRS and TRS alone.
IMPORTANT:  In these tables, all dial string possibilities should be entered.  If there is 
no match, there is no restriction.  As a catch-all, use * as a wild-card (for example, enter 
900976* to cover all 1-900-976 phone calls).  If there is more than one match, the system 
will pick the most exact match and follow its settings (in the same example, the system 
would follow the 900976* entry instead of a 900* entry).
FF6  0  00:   Leading Digits Table
Table 6-1.   Leading Digits Table:   FF6  0  00  (001-100)  (0001 thru 0006)  Hold    
NOTE:  The system will automatically re-sort this table after you exit Programming 
Mode. The purpose of the re-sort is to place exact phone-number matches first, and the 
most 
Q’s last.  (The system will start at the beginning of the Table when it searches for a 
match with an actual dialed number; it will select the first match it comes to.)  You can 
view the re-sort by re-entering Programming Mode.
Leading Digits Table:   FF6  0  00  .......  
(001-100)000100020003000400050006
Bin No. Prefix String Prefix IDFollow Digit 
Maximum TRS Level Route Type Route No.
001 0-9, Q 
(up to 10 dig.)0-99 (up to 16 dig. 
after Prefix 
string)0-8 0=Route
1=Route List
2=Time List0-200
0-100
0-50
002 0-9, 
Q 
(up to 10 dig.)0-99 (up to 16 dig. 
after Prefix 
string)0-8 0=Route
1=Route List
2=Time List0-200
0-100
0-50
... 0-9, 
Q 
(up to 10 dig.)0-99 (up to 16 dig. 
after Prefix 
string)0-8 0=Route
1=Route List
2=Time List0-200
0-100
0-50
100 0-9, 
Q 
(up to 10 dig.)0-99 (up to 16 dig. 
after Prefix 
string)0-8 0=Route
1=Route List
2=Time List0-200
0-100
0-50
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Notes:
These prefix dial strings will be searched by the system to check for TRS restrictions and ARS call 
routing when the digits are dialed by the user.
This address includes all leading digits dialed 
except for the ARS Access Code, which is equal to the 
MCO-1 Access Code (“9” by default).
Related Programming:
        
Notes:
Prefix IDs serve as “pointers” to the Analyze Digits Table, for the purpose of determining TRS and ARS 
for the dial string.  The same Leading Digits can have several different routing possibilities depending 
on what is dialed after the Leading Digits. The Analyze Digits Table can handle these possibilities.
If you assign a prefix ID 1-99 here, the system will not check the remaining 
FF6 0 00 addresses.  
Instead, it will go straight to the Analyze Digits Table and look for the closest match to the entire dialed 
number (not just the Leading Digits).
Leading Digits Table:  Prefix String
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Assign up to 100 dial strings, which will be matched with the first dialed digits 
of outbound calls.
FF6   0   00   (001-100)   0001   Hold   (up to 10 digits)   Hold 
 
Leading Digits Prefix String (up to 10 digits)
valid entries:   digits 0-9, and 
Q (for wild-card) Leading Digits Entry
default:  [no assignment]



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Leading Digits Table:  Prefix ID
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Assign a prefix ID to each Leading Digits entry, if you intend to use 
FF6 0 01: 
Analyze Digits Table (pg. 6-10) to further analyze this Leading Digits dial string.
FF6   0   00   (001-100)   0002    Hold    (0-99)   Hold 
 
Prefix ID No. 1-99
default:  0 (not linked to
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Related Programming:
FF6 0 01: Analyze Digits Table (pg. 6-10)
        
Notes:
This address applies only to ARS/TRS routing; it does not apply when TRS is used without ARS.
The system will start analyzing the call immediately after the end-user has dialed the maximum number 
of digits set in this address (1-16).  However, if this address is set to 0 (no maximum), the system 
doesn’t know how many digits will be dialed.  Therefore, the system will wait until the appropriate 
Interdigit Timer expires before processing the call.
Related Programming:
Leading Digits Table: Prefix String (pg. 6-6)     FF6 0 00 (001-100) 0001 Hold (up to 10 digits) Hold
Interdigit Timer (ARS and ISDN CO) (pg. 1-120)     FF1 1 01 0010 Hold (1-255) Hold
Interdigit Timer (DP SLTs) (pg. 1-141)     FF1 1 03 0006 Hold (0-255) Hold
Interdigit Timer (DTMF SLTs) (pg. 1-142)     FF1 1 03 0007 Hold (0-255) Hold
Interdigit Timer (Digital Keyphones) (pg. 1-142)     FF1 1 03 0008 Hold (0-255) Hold
Leading Digits Table:  Follow Digit Maximum
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
(for ARS/TRS only) For each Leading Digits entry, enter the maximum number 
of digits a phone user can dial after the digits defined in 
Leading Digits Table: 
Prefix String (pg. 6-6).
FF6   0   00   (001-100)   0003    Hold   (0-16)   Hold 
 
Maximum No. of Dialed Digits Allowed
after Prefix String  (0-16)
default:  0 (no maximum)



 	
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Notes:
The TRS Level you assign to this dial string (above address) will be compared to the TRS Level 
assigned (in FF6 1) to the path or originator of the call attempt.  The call will be 
allowed only if the 
dial 
string’s TRS Level is 
lower than the path/originator’s TRS Level.
rThe “path” is the extension or DISA trunk seizing an outbound trunk. Applies when TRS is used by 
itself (without ARS).
rThe “originator” is the extension or DISA trunk attempting an outgoing call (before the system 
selects a trunk).  Applies when ARS/TRS is used.
TRS Level 0 (when assigned to the path/originator) blocks all calls.  TRS Level 9 (when assigned to the 
path/originator) allows all calls.  TRS Level 9 can be assigned to the path or originator, but not to the 
dial string (0-8 only).
Related Programming:
for analog CO trunks:
     TRS Class Assignment (Day) (pg. 2-34)      FF2 0 BSSC 06 0 Hold (1-50) Hold
     TRS Class Assignment (Night) (pg. 2-35)      FF2 0 BSSC 06 1 Hold (1-50) Hold
for analog E&M tie-trunks:
     TRS Class Assignment (Day) (pg. 2-57)      FF2 0 BSSC 06 0 Hold (1-50) Hold
     TRS Class Assignment (Night) (pg. 2-57)      FF2 0 BSSC 06 1 Hold (1-50) Hold
for ISDN trunks:
     TRS Class Assignment (Day) (pg. 2-81)      FF2 1 BSSC 07 0 Hold (1-50) Hold
     TRS Class Assignment (Night) (pg. 2-82)      FF2 1 BSSC 07 1 Hold (1-50) Hold
for T1 CO trunks:
     TRS Class Assignment (Day) (pg. 2-113)      FF2 2 BSSCC 07 0 Hold (1-50) Hold
     TRS Class Assignment (Night) (pg. 2-114)      FF2 2 BSSCC 07 1 Hold (1-50) Hold
for T1 E&M tie-trunks:
     TRS Class Assignment (Day) (pg. 2-136)      FF2 2 BSSCC 07 0 Hold (1-50) Hold
     TRS Class Assignment (Night) (pg. 2-136)      FF2 2 BSSCC 07 1 Hold (1-50) Hold
for digital keyphones and SLTs:
     TRS Class Assignment (Day) (pg. 3-25)      FF3 0 BSSC 06 0 Hold (1-50) Hold
     TRS Class Assignment (Night) (pg. 3-25)      FF3 0 BSSC 06 1 Hold (1-50) Hold
for S-Point ISDN extensions:
     TRS Class Assignment (Day) (pg. 3-37)      FF3 1 BSSC 05 0 Hold (1-50) Hold
     TRS Class Assignment (Night) (pg. 3-38)      FF3 1 BSSC 05 1 Hold (1-50) Hold
TRS Level for Path (non-ARS) (pg. 6-16)     FF6 1 00 (01-50) Hold (0001-0099) Hold (0-9) Hold
TRS Level for Originator (ARS/TRS) (pg. 6-18)     FF6 1 01 (01-50) 0001 Hold (0-9) Hold
Leading Digits Table:  TRS Level
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Assign a TRS Level to each Leading Digits entry.  This TRS Level must be lower 
than the path’s or originator’s TRS Level for the call to be allowed.
FF6   0   00   (001-100)    0004    Hold    (0-8)   Hold 
 
TRS Level 0-8
default:  0



 	
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Notes:
Assign the Route, Route List, or Time List number in the next address.
This address applies only to ARS/TRS routing; it does not apply when TRS is used without ARS.
Related Programming:
Leading Digits Table: Route Number (pg. 6-9)     FF6 0 00 (001-100) 0006 Hold (1-200/100/50) Hold
        
Notes:
This address applies only to ARS/TRS routing; it does not apply when TRS is used without ARS.
Related Programming:
Leading Digits Table: Route Type (pg. 6-9)     FF6 0 00 (001-100) 0005 Hold (0-2) Hold
FF6 2 02: Time List Tables (pg. 6-27)
FF6 2 03: Route List Table (pg. 6-28)
FF6 2 04: Route Table (pg. 6-36)
Leading Digits Table:  Route Type
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
(for ARS/TRS only) Assign the route type for each Leading Digits entry.
FF6   0   00   (001-100)    0005    Hold    (0-2)   Hold
 
0=Follow the assigned Route.  (default)
1=Follow the assigned Route List.
2=Follow the assigned Time List.




 	
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Leading Digits Table:  Route Number
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
(for ARS/TRS only) Assign a route number for each Leading Digits entry, 
depending on the 
Route Type set in the previous address.
FF6   0   00   (001-100)   0006    Hold    (1-200/100/50)   Hold 
 
Route 1-200
Route List 1-100
Time List 1-50
default:  0  (no routing)



 	
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FF6  0  01:   Analyze Digits Table
Table 6-2.   Analyze Digits Table:   FF6  0  01  (001-500)  (0001 thru 0006)  Hold    
NOTE:  The system will search the Analyze Digits Table only if a Prefix ID 1-99 is entered 
for a dial string defined in the Leading Digits Table (pg. 6-5).  The Analyze Digits Table 
allows further analysis of a dialed phone number whose beginning digits match an entry 
in the Leading Digits Table.
If the Analyze Digits Table is used, the system will ignore the Leading Digits Table settings 
(Follow Digit Maximum, TRS Level, Route Type and Route Number), and will follow the 
settings here instead.
        
Analyze Digits Table:   FF6  0  01  .......
(001-500)000100020003000400050006
Bin No. Prefix ID Digit StringFollow Digit 
Maximum TRS Level Route Type Route No.
001 0-99 0-9, Q 
(up to 8 digits)(up to 16 dig. 
after Analyze 
Digit string)0-8 0=Route
1=Route List
2=Time List0-200
0-100
0-50
002 0-99 0-9, 
Q 
(up to 8 digits)(up to 16 dig. 
after Analyze 
Digit string)0-8 0=Route
1=Route List
2=Time List0-200
0-100
0-50
... 0-99 0-9, 
Q 
(up to 8 digits)(up to 16 dig. 
after Analyze 
Digit string)0-8 0=Route
1=Route List
2=Time List0-200
0-100
0-50
500 0-99 0-9, 
Q 
(up to 8 digits)(up to 16 dig. 
after Analyze 
Digit string)0-8 0=Route
1=Route List
2=Time List0-200
0-100
0-50
Analyze Digits Table:  Prefix ID
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Enter the Prefix ID created in 
Leading Digits Table: Prefix ID (pg. 6-6).
FF6   0   01   (001-500)    0001    Hold    (0-99)   Hold
 
 
Prefix ID No. 1-99 Analyze Digits Entry
default:  0 (none)



 	
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Notes:
Prefix IDs serve as index numbers for Leading Digit strings. The same Prefix ID (Leading Digit string) 
can be entered in the Analyze Digits Table as many times as necessary to cover all dialing possibilities 
for that Leading Digit string.
For example, Prefix ID #1 is assigned to Leading Digit String “1-900.”  Prefix ID #1 can have multiple 
entries in the Analyze Digits Table, to cover such dialing possibilities as “1-900-976,” “1-900-888,” 
“1-900-973-5555,” etc.:    
Related Programming:
Leading Digits Table: Prefix ID (pg. 6-6)     FF6 0 00 (001-100) 0002 Hold (0-99) Hold
         
Notes:
Related Programming:
Leading Digits Table: Prefix String (pg. 6-6)     FF6 0 00 (001-100) 0001 Hold (up to 10 digits) Hold
Bin No. Prefix ID Analyze Digit String
001 1 976*
002 1 888*
003 1 9735555
Analyze Digits Table:  Digit String
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Assign up to 500 dial strings, which (along with the Leading Digits prefix 
string) will be matched with an actual dialed number.
FF6   0   01   (001-500)   0002   Hold   (up to 8 digits)   Hold 
 
Digit String (up to 8 digits)
valid entries:   digits 0-9, and 
Q (for wild-card)
default:  [no assignment]



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FF1System
FF2Tr u n k s
FF3Extensions
FF4FF-/Soft Keys
FF5Groups
FF6TRS/ARS
0   System
Configuration
FF7Appli cations
FF8Maintenance Introduction
Appe ndix A
Appe ndix B
        
Notes:
This address applies only to ARS/TRS routing; it does not apply when TRS is used without ARS.
The system will start analyzing the call immediately after the end-user has dialed the maximum (1-16) 
set in this address.  However, if this address is set to 0 (no maximum), the system doesn’t know how 
many digits will be dialed.  Therefore, the system will wait until the appropriate 
Interdigit Timer 
expires before processing the call.
Related Programming:
Analyze Digits Table: Digit String (pg. 6-11)     FF6 0 01 (001-500) 0002 Hold (up to 8 digits) Hold
Interdigit Timer (ARS and ISDN CO) (pg. 1-120)     FF1 1 01 0010 Hold (1-255) Hold
Interdigit Timer (DP SLTs) (pg. 1-141)     FF1 1 03 0006 Hold (0-255) Hold
Interdigit Timer (DTMF SLTs) (pg. 1-142)     FF1 1 03 0007 Hold (0-255) Hold
Interdigit Timer (Digital Keyphones) (pg. 1-142)     FF1 1 03 0008 Hold (0-255) Hold
        
Notes:
The TRS Level you assign to this dial string (above address) will be compared to the TRS Level 
assigned (in FF6 1) to the path or originator of the call attempt.  The call will be 
allowed only if the 
dial 
string’s TRS Level is 
lower than the path/originator’s TRS Level.
Analyze Digits Table:  Follow Digit Maximum
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
(for ARS/TRS only)  Assign the maximum number of digits the user can dial after the 
Analyze Digit string (defined in the previous address).
FF6   0   01   (001-500)    0003    Hold    (0-16)   Hold 
 
Maximum No. of Dialed Digits Allowed
after Analyze Digit string  (0-16)
default:  0 (no maximum)



 	
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Analyze Digits Table:  TRS Level
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Assign a TRS Level to each Analyze Digits entry.  This TRS Level must be 
lower than the path’s or originator’s TRS Level for the call to be allowed.
FF6   0   01   (001-500)    0004    Hold    (0-8)   Hold 
 
TRS Level 0-8
default:  0



 	
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