Siemens Saturn Epabx Oc1e Dyad Digital Telephone User Instructions

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CMU Procedures A30808-X5051-E120-l-B919 
Issue 1, December 1984 
CUSTOMER MEMORY UPDATE PROCEDURE: LCRCOS 
TITLE: LCR COS Assignments 
Access Level: 3, 4 Page 1 of 2 
STEP NO. PROMPT/EXPLANATION 
1. ) DIS LCRCOS 
2. DISPLAY LCR DATA COS? (Y,N) = a 
Requests whether LCR data COS information is to be displayed. a = Y = Yes, a = N = No. 
(OC II only.) 
3. ENTER RANGE TO DISPLAY = nn nn 
Requests LCR class of service for which data is to be displayed. nn = LCR class(es) of service (O-32). 
For range, enter two COSs, separated by space. Enter (CR) to dis- 
play all. 
1. ) DEL LCRCOS 
2. DELETE LCR DATA COS? (Y,N) = a 
Requests whether LCR data COS is to be unassigned. (OC II only.) a = Y = Yes, a = N = No. 
3. ENTER COS # TO DE-ASSIGN = nn 
Requests LCR class of service number to be unassigned. nn = LCR class of service (O-32). 
1. > CHA LCRCOS 
2. 
CHANGE LCR DATA COS? (Y,N) = a 
Requests whether the LCR data COS is to be changed. (OC II only.) a = Y = Yes, a = N = No. 
NOTE: Entering (CR) is the same as entering N for No. 
3. ENTER COS # TO CHANGE = nn 
Requests COS number for LCR for which data is to be changed. nn = LCR class of service (O-32). 
4. PROGRAM CALL PRIORITIES (O-15) = nn nn 
Requests programmed call priorities to be established for this COS. nn = priority(ies) (O-15) (16 max.). 
If more than one, separate each by spaces. Enter (CR) for no 
change. 
5. ALT ADV TIME (TENTHS OF SECS) = nnn 
Requests time before alternate route is attempted during search nnn = advance time (in tenths of a se- 
for facility, for this COS. Enter (CR) for no change. cond O-255). 
6. # OF CALLBACK RETRIES REQUIRED = n 
Requests number of callback attempts that should be made, if call- n = number of callbacks (O-9). 
back feature is used. Enter (CR) for no change.  
						

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CMU Procedures issue 1, December 1984 
CUSTOMER MEMORY UPDATE PROCEDURE: LCRCOS 
TITLE: LCR COS Assignments Page 2 of 2 
STEP NO. PROMPT/EXPLANATION 
7. DISABLE FLAGS = aaaaaaaa . . . aaaaaaaa 
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Requests list of flags which should be changed from the enabled 
state to the disabled state. If more than one, separate each by space. 
Enter (CR) for no change. aaaaaaaa = flag(s); see Table 901.1. 
8. 1 ENABLE FLAGS = aaaaaaaa . . . aaaaaaaa 
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Requests list of flags which should be changed from the disabled 
state to the enabled state. If more than one, separate each by space. 
Enter (CR) for no change. aaaaaaaa = flag(s); see Table 901.1. 
Table 901.1 Least Cost Routing Class-of-Service Flags 
ALPHAMERIC 
INPUT 
ADVTONE 
ALTADV 
EXPTONE 
OFHK 
ONHK 
SPCLACCT DESCRIPTION 
Tone required when alternate trunk advance occurs. 
Alternate trunk group selection (advance) allowed. 
Expensive route tone required when LCR selects an expensive trunk. (Assign- 
ment of Expensive Route Tone to an LCR route element (trunk group) is per- 
formed via CMU procedure LCRROUTE. 
Off-Hook (Standby) Queuing for trunks allowed. 
On-Hook (Callback) Queuing for trunks allowed. 
User must dial a Special Account Code if special accounting trunk group select- 
ed by LCR. 
MNEMONICS USED IN THIS CMU PROCEDURE: 
Mnemonic 
cos 
LCR Definition 
Class of Service 
Least Cost Routing  
						

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CMU Procedures A30808-X5051-E120-l-8919 - 
Issue 1, December 1984 
CUSTOMER MEMORY UPDATE PROCEDURE: LCRDPLN 
TITLE: LCR Dialing Plan 
Access Level: 3, 4 
STEP NO. PROMPT/EXPLANATION 
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1. > DIS LCRDPLN 
2. RANGE, DGTS, OR ROUTE? (R,D,RT) = aa 
Requests whether LCR dialing plan data is to be displayed by range, aa = R = Range; aa = D = Digits; or 
digits, or route data. aa = RT = Route. 
NOTE: Enter “R” (or (CR)) to display a range of dialing plan entries (patterns); enter “D” to display the dialing 
pattern that will be selected for a particular dialed number; enter “RT” to display all entries which send 
calls to a particular route. 
If R (Range), go to step 3; if D (Digits), go to step 4; if RT (Route), go to step 5. 
3. ENTER RANGE TO DISPLAY 
= nnn nnn 
nnn = dialing plan number(s), (O-299). 
Requests range of dialing plan numbers for which data is to be dis- Enter (CR) to display all dialing 
played (from to); separate by space; procedure is completed. patterns. 
4. ENTER DIGIT PATTERN = 
a . . . a a . . . a 
Requests dialed digit string to be analyzed. Spaces may be insert- a . a = digit pattern. 
ed between fields of the number, if desired. Procedure is completed. 
5. ENTER ROUTE # ((CR)=NULL) = 
nn 
Requests route number for which data are to be displayed. If none, nn = route number; (CR) = null = none. 
enter (CR). 
1. 
> ADD LCRDPLN 
NOTE: Before entering a new dialing pattern, user must determine if LCR access codes are to be included in 
the dialing plan for specialized routing purposes (for example, tie trunk networks). See system option 
flags (CMU procedure SYSOPT). 
2. ENTER DIGIT PATTERN = 
a . . . a a . . . a 
Requests digit pattern to be assigned to new dialing plan. a . a = digit pattern. 
NOTE: The digit pattern consists of two or more characters, with spaces as field delimiters (for example, be- 
tween the area code field and office code field). Legal characters are digits 0 through 9, plus the special 
characters A, N, S, T, X, and Z. (See Table 900.1). 
3. ENTER ROUTE # ((CR)=NULL) = 
nn 
Requests route number to be assigned to above digit pattern. If nn = route number (O-99); 
none, enter (CR). (CR)=null=none. If route number 
is null, call will be blocked. 
4. ENTER PLAN 
# OR (CR) = nnn 
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Requests plan number for which data are to be added. If none, enter nnn = plan number (O-299); 
(CR>. (CR>=null=none. 
NOTE: If (CR) is entered, the CMU procedure will automatically select a position and insert the new dialing 
pattern. If the user enters a plan number, the CMU procedure will insert the new pattern at the specified 
position, moving the existing rules down one position if necessary.  
						

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A30808-X5051-E120-l-B919 
CMU Procedures Issue 1, December 1984 
CUSTOMER MEMORY UPDATE PROCEDURE: LCRDPLN 
TITLE: LCR Dialing Plan 
Page 2 of 2 
STEP NO. PROMPT/EXPLANATION 
1. ) DEL LCRDPLN 
NOTE: Before deleting a Dial Plan, it is recommended that the user do a “DISPLAY LCRDPLN” to verify the 
plan number about to be deleted. This is recommended because existing plan numbers may change 
as plans are added or deleted. 
2. ENTER PLAN # TO DELETE = nnn 
Requests number of dialing plan which is to be deleted. 
nnn = dialina plan number (O-299). 
1. > CHA LCRDPLN 
2. ENTER PLAN # TO CHANGE = nnn 
Requests dialing plan number for which LCR data is to be changed. 
nnn = dialing plan number (O-299). 
3. NEW ROUTE # ((CR)=NULL) = nn 
Requests new route number to be assigned. If none, enter (CR). nn = route number (O-99); 
(CR)=null=none. 
Table 900.1 Special Characters for use in LCR Dialing Plans 
SPECIAL 
CHARACTER DESCRIPTION 
A This character represents digits 0 or 1. 
N This character represents digits 2 through 9. 
S This character, when placed as the last digit of an office code field, instructs 
LCR to consult the SCC tables before routing the call to the specified route. 
T 
This character represents an interdigit timeout. 
X This character represents any digit, 0 through 9. 
Z 
This character represents one or more digits, 0 through 9, followed by a timeout. 
MNEMONICS USED IN THIS CMU PROCEDURE: 
Mnemonic 
(CR) LCR Definition 
Carriage Return (RETURN key) 
Least Cost Routing  
						

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CMU Procedures Issue 1, December 1984 
CUSTOMER MEMORY UPDATE PROCEDURE: LCRODR 
TITLE: LCR Outdialing Rules 
Access Level: 3, 4 
STEP NO. PROMPT/EXPLANATION rIizF=l 
Page 1 of 2 
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1. ) DIS LCRODR 
2. ENTER RULE # OR RANGE = nn 
nn 
Requests outdial rule number for which data is to be displayed. For nn = ODR number(s) (O-49). 
range, enter two ODRs, separated by space. Enter (CR) to display 
all. 
1. ) ADD LCRODR 
2. ENTER RULE # TO ADD = nn 
Requests outdial rule number for which data is to be added. nn = ODR number (O-49). 
3. ENTER COMMAND = aaaaaaaa 
Requests command applicable for this ODR number. If OUTPULSE, aaaaaaaa = command; see Table 903.1. 
go to step 4; if ECHO, go to step 5; if APPEND, go to step 6; if 
PAUSE, DETECT, or DETECT2, go to step 7; if ECHOALL, or TOG- 
GLE, repeat step 3; if END procedure is completed. 
4. ENTER DIGITS (I-18 DIGITS) = a . . . a a . . . a 
Requests digits to be outpulsed by system (18 digits per string max., a . a = outpulse digit string(s). 
maximum 2 strings). 
NOTE: Do not separate digits in strings by spaces; do separate strings by spaces. 
Return to step 3. 
5. ENTER FIELD # = n 
Requests number of field in the dialing plan that is to be outpulsed. n = field number (O-9). 
Return to step 3. 
6. ENTER ODR # TO APPEND = nn 
Requests outdia! rule number that is to be appended to this ODR. nn = ODR number (O-49). 
7. ENTER TIME (TENTHS OF SECONDS) = nnn 
Requests amount of time (in tenths of seconds) that is required for nnn = time in tenths of seconds (e.g., 
pause between digits or detection of dial tone, as required. Return 15=1.5 seconds). Range: O-255. 
to step 3. 
I I 1. ) DEL LCRODR 
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2. ENTER ODR RULE # TO DELETE = nn 
Reauests outdial 
rule number for which data is to be deleted. nn = ODR number (O-49).  
						

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CMU Procedures Issue 1, December 1984 
CUSTOMER MEMORY UPDATE PROCEDURE: LCRODR 
TITLE: LCR Outdialing Rules 
Page 2 of 2 
Table 903.1 Outdial Rule Commands 
ALPHAMERIC 
INPUT DESCRIPTION 
APPEND Allows linkage of ODRs. 
DETECT Dial tone detection required. 
DETECT2 Causes a wait for secondary dial tone from the intermediate office (2.2 seconds of 
continuous dial tone). Use to interface with dial access SCCs. (See note.) 
ECHO Allows specific fields in the dialing plan to be outpulsed. 
ECHOALL Outpulses all remaining fields in the dialing plan. 
END Marks the end of the ODR. 
OUTPULSE Outpulse digits required. 
PAUSE Pause required between digits. 
TOGGLE Switches outpulsing modes between DP and DTMF. 
NOTE: See timer DIALTONE in the SYSTIMER procedure. 
MNEMONICS USED IN THIS CMU PROCEDURE: 
Mnemonic 
DP 
DTMF 
LCR 
ODR 
see Definition 
Dial Pulse (Loop Pulsing) 
DualTone Multifrequency 
Least Cost Routing 
Outdial Rule Number 
Specialized Common Carrier 
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CMU Procedures A30808X5051-E120-l-B919 - 
Issue 1, December 1984 
CUSTOMER MEMORY UPDATE PROCEDURE: LCRROUTE 
TITLE: LCR Route Assignments 
Access Level: 3, 4 Page 1 of 3 
I STEP NO. PROMPT/EXPLANATION 
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1. > DIS LCRROUTE 
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2. ENTER RANGE TO DISPLAY = nn nn 
Requests LCR routes for which data is to be displayed. For range, nn = LCR route(s) (O-99). 
enter two route numbers, separated by space. Enter (CR) to dis- 
play all. 
1. > ADD LCRROUTE 
2. ENTER ROUTE NUMBER = nn 
Requests LCR route number to be added. nn = LCR route number (O-99). 
3. ENTER NUMBER OF ELEMENTS (l-8) = n 
Requests number of element(s) that are to be established for this n = number of elements (l-8). 
route. 
4. ENTER TRUNK GROUP (O-31) = nn 
Requests trunk group number that corresponds to this LCR route nn = trunk group number (O-31). 
element. 
5. 
ENTER OUTDIAL RULE = nn 
Requests the outdial rule number that is to apply to this LCR route 
element. nn = outdial rule number (O-49). 
6. 
ENTER SCHEDULES (A-H, AE-HE) = aa . . . aa 
7. 
Requests time schedules that apply to this LCR route element. If more aa = time schedule(s) (A-H, AE-HE). 
than one, separate each by spaces. Refer to appropriate data base 
form for assigned time schedules corresponding to schedule codes. 
NOTE: Schedules A through H are defined by the CMU procedure LCRSCHD. The “E” is appended to indicate 
that expensive route tone should be given during this period. 
ENTER PROG. CALL PRIORITY (O-15) = nn . . . nn 
Requests the programmed call priority assigned to this LCR route 
element. nn = programmed call priority (O-15). 
8. ENTER ELEMENT FLAGS = aaaaaaaa . . . aaaaaaaa 
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I Requests the flags to apply to this LCR route element. 
aaaaaaaa = element flag(s); see Table 
902.1. 
1. > DEL LCRROUTE 
I I I 1 2. 1 ENTER ROUTE TO DELETE = nn 
I I I Requests LCR route number to be deleted. nn = LCR route number (O-99).  
						

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CMU Procedures 
Issue 1, December 1984 
CUSTOMER MEMORY UPDATE PROCEDURE: LCRROUTE 
TITLE: LCR Route Assignments 
STEP NO. PROMPT/EXPLANATION Page 2 of 3 ‘_ 
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3. ENTER ELEMENT OR RANGE (O-7) = n n 
Requests element (or range of elements) number that is (are) to n = element(s) (O-7). 
be deleted within the specified LCR route(s). 
NOTE: Enter (CR) to delete all elements of LCR route. 
1. ) INS LCRROUTE 
NOTE: This procedure allows a route element to be inserted. , 
2. ENTER ROUTE NUMBER = nn 
Requests LCR route number to be added. nn = LCR route number (O-99). 
3. ENTER ELEMENT NUMBER (O-7) = n 
Requests element number to be inserted. n = number of element (O-7). 
4. ENTER TRUNK GROUP (O-31) = nn 
Requests number of trunk group that corresponds to this LCR route nn = trunk group number (O-31) 
element. 
5. ENTER OUTDIAL RULE = nn 
Requests number of outdial rule that applies to this LCR route 
element. nn = outdial rule number (O-49). 
6. ENTER SCHEDULES (A-H,AE-HE) = aa . . . aa 
Requests time schedules that apply to this LCR route element. If more aa = time schedule(s) (A-H, AE-HE). 
than one, separate each by spaces. Refer to appropriate data base 
form for assigned time schedules corresponding to schedule codes. 
7. ENTER PROG. CALL PRIORITY (O-15) = nn 
Requests the programmed call priority assigned to this LCR route 
element. nn = programmed call priority (O-15). 
8. ENTER ELEMENT FLAGS = aaaaaaaa . . . aaaaaaaa 
Requests the flags to apply to this LCR route element. Enter (CR) 
for none. aaaaaaaa = element flag(s); see Table 
902.1. 
1. ) CHA LCRROUTE 
2. ENTER ROUTE TO CHANGE = nn 
I I Requests LCR route number to be changed. nn = LCR route number (O-99). 
3. ELEMENT TO CHANGE (O-7) = n 
Requests whether element number or flags are to be changed for 
this route. a = number of element to be changed (O-7).  
						

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CMU Procedures Issue 1, December 1984 
CUSTOMER MEMORY UPDATE PROCEDURE: LCRROUTE 
TITLE: LCR Route Assignments 
STEP NO. PROMPT/EXPLANATION Page 3 of 3 
4. NEW TRUNK GROUP, IF NEEDED = nn 
Requests new trunk group number to be assigned to this LCR route nn = trunk group number (O-31). 
element, if required. Enter (CR) for no change. 
5. NEW OUTDIAL RULE, IF NEEDED = nn 
Requests new outdial rule to be assigned to this LCR route element, nn = outdial rule number (O-49). 
if required. Enter (CR) for no change. 
6. NEW SCHEDULES, IF NEEDED = aa 
Requests new time schedules to be assigned to this LCR route ele- aa = time schedule(s) (A-H, AE-HE). 
ment, if required. If more than one, separate each by spaces. Refer 
to appropriate data base form for assigned time schedules cor- 
responding to schedule codes. Enter {CR) for no change. 
7. NEW PRIORITY, IF NEEDED = nn 
Requests new programmed call priority to be assigned to this LCR nn = programmed call priority (O-15). 
route element, if required. Procedure is completed. Enter (CR) for 
no change. 
DISABLE FLAGS = aaaaaaaa . . . aaaaaaaa 
Requests which flags are to be disabled for this LCR route element. aaaaaaaa = element flag(s); see Table 
Enter (CR) for no change. 902.1. 
ENABLE FLAGS = aaaaaaaa . . . aaaaaaaa 
Requests which flags are to be enabled for this LCR route element. aaaaaaaa = element flag(s); see Table 
Enter (CR) for no change. 902.1. 
Table 902.1 Least Cost Routing Route Flags 
ALPHAMERIC 
INPUT 
DMDR Data Message Detail Recording Required (OC II only). 
NOCONFTN No Confirmation Tone Required 
SPCLACCT Special Account Code Required 
scco Specialized Common Carrier - 0 
SCCl Specialized Common Carrier - 1 
scc2 Specialized Common Carrier - 2 
SMDR Station Message Detail Recording Required  DESCRIPTION SEE 
NOTE 
NOTES: 1. Eliminates the three-burst tone when a trunk is selected. May be desirable when LCR is used to implement station-to- 
station calling in a tandem network. 
2. Special Account Code is required if the flag is set in both the route element and the LCR Class of Service. 
3. This flag is set to indicate that this trunk group and Outdial Rule are used to reach the corresponding SCC. The 
element will be used only if an area code/office code match is found in the corresponding SCC table. 
MNEMONICS USED IN THIS CMU PROCEDURE: 
Mnemonic 
Definition 
LCR Least Cost Routing 
see Specialized Common Carrier  
						

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CMU Procedures Issue 2, December 1985 
CUSTOMER MEMORY UPDATE PROCEDURE: LCRSCC 
TITLE: LCR Special Common Carrier Data 
Access Level: 3, 4 piF=J 
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of 2 
STEP NO. PROMPT/EXPLANATION 
1. 
) DIS LCRSCC 
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2. ENTER OPTION (SCCN OR HNPA) = aaaa . 
Requests whether SCC(n) or HNPA data are to be displayed. If SCCN, aaaa = SCCN = SCC data; 
go to step 3; if HNPA, procedure is completed. aaaa = HNPA = HNPA data. 
NOTE: Entering (CR) is the same as entering HNPA. 
3. ENTER RANGE OF SCCS = 
n . . . n 
Requests range of SCC numbers for which data is to be displayed. n = SCC number (O-2). 
Enter (CR) to display data for all assigned SCCs. 
4. ENTER 
RANGE OF NPAS = nnn . . . nnn 
., -- 
Requests range of NPAs for which data is to be displayed. Enter (CR) nnn = NPA (200 - 919). 
to display data for all assigned area codes. 
NOTE: The display will include all area codes which are reachable via the specified SCC. 
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5. DISPLAY OFFICE CODES? (Y,N) = 
a 
Requests whether office codes for above SCCs are to be displayed. a = Y = Yes; a = N = No. 
If Y (Yes), the procedure will display the reachable office codes within 
each displayed area code. 
1. > ADD LCRSCC 
2. ENTER SCC# TC MODIFY (O-2) = n 
Requests SCC number for which data is to be added. n = SCC number (O-2). 
3. ENTER NPA To ADD OR ADD TO = nnn 
Requests NPA number to be added or added to. nnn = NPA number (200-919). 
4. ENTER OFFICE CODES To ENABLE 
= nnn . . . nnn 
Requests office codes which are to be added to the NPA specified nnn . . . nnn = office code(s) (200-999). 
in step 3 (20 max.). If more than one, spearate each by spaces. 
NCTE: The CANCEL action does not work on SCC data base change. 
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1. > WA LCRSCC 
NOTE: This procedure is used for adding and changing the HNPA code. 
2. ENTER HOME NPA (200-919) = nnn 
Requests home NPA which is to be changed. nnn = home NPA (200-919). 
NOTE: The HNPA information allows the system to use SCC routing tables on sevendigit toll calls within the caller’s 
I own area code. For example: the following dialing pattern will cause LCR to consult the SCC tables using 
the HNPA and the dialed office code: l-NXS-XXXX.