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=mlYMON TABLES PROGRAMMING Digital Key Telephone Systems 
EXCEPTION TABIS+ FROGIUMBUING 
(Cont’d) 
Auow Table Pru@unming (Cont’d) 
Prog$xmmbg steps 
- 
XXX = Area code (must match AREA- 
X entry) 
- DDD = “Don’t Care” dfgit (three en- 
Mes, DND button) 
- {SI= Search Special Table Command 
(TRAM button) 
2. For an entq that fs to reference the Home 
Area Code table (specfal table 41 the entry 
may also be entered to expect or not expect 
a leading digit [I]. In fact fn some cases it 
may be desirable to enter both of the fol- 
lowhg entrks: 
Leadfng d@it (11~ BB 1 DDD IS) and/or 
Non Leading [l] - BB DDD (S} 
Where: 
- BB = Bin number (recommended bfn 
201 
- DDD = uDon’t Care- digit (three en- 
t&s, MUTE button) 
- IS)= Search Special Table Command 
(TR#WS button) Description 
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RxCEPTION TABLE-8 PROGWUDIING 
(Cont’d) 
c. Deny Table Programmiq! 
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1. Press the DENY TABLE A or DENY TABLE 
B flexibfe button (Button #2 or #4). The 
following message is shown on the display 
phone: 
The first two bin locations are displayed. 
2.Enter the two-digit bin number (01-10) of 
the bin to be programmed. 
3.Ent.er the deny code: 
where: 
- 0 to 9, *, # = corresponding deny dig- 
its (numbers) 
- hRlTi3 = Don’t Care digit 
4. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard and the display 
will now update. 
5. When all enlrks for one table are complete. 
press the flexible button for the next table e Description 
Deny Table - Each Deny table contains ten bin 
numbers. Each bin number may be up to eight 
-digits in length including {Don’t Care] digits. 
Entries in the deny table represent numbers or 
codes that are to be denied or restricted. Com- 
mon enties would be [l] for restricting all Il+l 
type of calls. Exceptions to this restriction 
would be entered into the allow table. 
4 Deny table A is referenced and searched 
only after the allow table A is checked 
when Station COS$2 and CO line COS 
is either 1 or 2. 
l Deny table B is referenced and searched 
only after die allow table B is checked 
when Station COS is 3 and CO Line COS 
is either 1 or 3. 
a When station COS is 4 and CO line COS 
is 1 both allow tables are looked at first 
(allow table A Crst then allow table Bl 
then both deny tables [deny table A first 
then deny table B) . 
Don’t Cane digits specify that the system 
should consider any d&it dialed in that position 
as a match. Don’t Care digits should not be 
entered as the last digit in au a&y. 
Search Spedal table comma-n ds can not be 
entered into the Deny tables. 
To erase a bin, enter the two-digit bin number 
followed by pressing the HOLD button. 
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=CEPTfON TABU3S PROG-G 
(Cont’d) 
D. Special Table Programminq 
F?rog- steps Description 
To program a special table, it is first necessary 
to assign an area code to the table (except for 
the home area code). 
To assign an area code to a special table: 
1. Press the appropriate AREA CODE TABLE 
f 1-4) flexible button (button #9-l 1). The 
foliowing message is shown on the display 
phone: The special tables provide greater flezdbility in 
designing a toll plan for a particular site. Each 
special table allows en&y of up to 800 three- 
digit office codes (200 - 999). Three of these 
tables must be assigned an area code by which 
they are referenced. The four-& table is reserved 
for the home area code and requires no area 
code entry. 
The special tables are referenced through en- 
tries in the allow tables. Four area codes, in- 
cluding the home area code,,can be referenced 
to these special tables for further def%ition, 
When a speciai table is referenced, entries must 
be made in the spedal table specking what 
office codes will be allowed. By default no codes 
are on the allow list.  2. Enter the three-digit area code. 
3. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confkmation tone is heard and the display 
will now update. 
To enter ofike codes into the special table: 
4. Press the SPECIAL TABLE (14) fkkble 
button (button #5 - #8) that corresponds to 
the area code programmed above. The fol- 
lowing message is shown on the display 
phone: 
WhfZlX: 
- xXx= Area Code 
5.Enter the three-digit of%e codes that are 
- to be allowed followed by a [ 11 which means 
to allow this code. To remove a code from 
the allow list enter the three-digit office 
code followed by a [ 01 which wiu remove the 
code from the allow list. 
- Xxx Ill = Allow code 
- Xxx [O] = Remove code from the list 
Where XXX = an officf2 code from 200 to 999. 
6. Press HOLD after every code entered. Con- 
bation tone is heard and tbe display will 
nowupdate. Multiple codesmay be entered 
in a row. The display will update showing 
the first six codes ti ascending order. Codes can be added to the allow list or removed 
horn the list. When a special table is checked 
for a match, to a three digit code, but not found 
thesystemwlllthencontinuetosearchthenext 
allow deny table that is to be cl-recked. The 
system does not return to the allow table which 
routed the call to the special table. 
The buttons on the digital terminal are deftned 
as shown below when entering the Special Ta- 
ble programmmg area. 
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D&id Key Telephone Systems EXCEPTION TABtEs PROGRAMMING 
EXCEPTION TABLES PROGRAAlMlNG 
[Cont’dl 
E. Displfqing Toll Table Entries 
Programming Steps 
To display entries in either the Allow/Deny 
tables or the special tables: 
1. Press the DISPLAY TABLES flexible button 
button #12) while entering inform&ion 
into a table. 
2.WhiIe viewing entries made into an allow 
or deny table, two entries at a time will be 
displayed on the bottom line of the display. 
By pressing the DISPLAY TX&ES button 
again. the next Mgher bins will be dis- 
played. When the last entries are displayed 
pressing the DISPLAY TABLES button 
agatn will show the fh-st two entries. 
mere: 
- X= Allow or Deny Code 
- E= End of Entry 
While viewing entries in a special table. six 
three-digit codes, that have been allowed. will 
be displayed in ascending order starting with 
the lowest entry. By pressing the DISPLAY TA- 
BLES button @in, the next six entries will be 
displayed. This will continue until all codes 
have been displayed. 
- m=AreaCode 
- YYY= Allowed 0ffice Code Description 
It is possible to view enties in the toll tables 
using the display on the Executive telephone. 
To view aTi entries, the DISPUXY TABLES flex- 
ible button (Button #12) is pressed multiple 
times to scroll through the entries. 
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mgital Key Telephone !3pttms LEAST COST RODTING &CR) ~OGRAIKMINE 
SECTION 765 
LEAST COST ROUTING (LCR) PROGRANLMlNG 
785.1 INTRODUCTION 
Least Cost Routing &CR) selects the most eco- 
nomical programmed route for an outgoing calI. 
when a station user dials an outside number, 
the LCR feature analyzes the number and then 
automatical@ chooses an outside line from the 
group that has been programmed as most eco- 
nomical. The LCR feature puts the responsibil- 
ity of choosing the least expensive route for 
each area code and exchange code on the sys- 
tem administrator, not on the station user. In 
order to make a routing de&ion, the K!R fea- 
ture is programmed in the system database. 
The successful operation of this feature 3s com- 
pletely dependent on the accuraq of the pro- 
gramming. 
There are eight different tables which are set up 
to monitor the dialing of digits and to select the 
best route for the call depending on time of day 
and day of week. 
‘These tables are: 
l 3-Digit Area/Office Code Routing Table 
* &Digit Office Code Routing Table 
l Exception Table 
l Route L&t Table 
. Insert/Delete Table 
l DaiIy Start Time Table 
l Weekday (Weekly) Schedule 
l Toll Information Table A. LcRopel-atioll 
The system first checks to see if the number 
dialed is more than two digits. If it is two digits 
or less, the call is processed according to in- 
structions in the Exception Table. If the num- 
ber is not found in the Exception Table, the call 
is denied. 
If the number is more than two digits, it goes to 
the 3-Digit Table. If the first digit dialed is a * 1” 
the leading 1 table will be checked with the 
following three digits. If the first digit dialed is 
not a ” 1”. then the i?r-st th&e digits are checked 
against the Non-Leading 1 3-Digit table. The 
lirst three dtgits (either oRice code or area code) 
are then checked to see if’ they are in the 3-Digit 
Table. If they are not found there. the calI is 
denied. If the digits are found in the 3-Digit 
Table, the system then checks for an entry to 
see if the S-Digit Table must be refenced. 
If the 6-Digit column is marked Lyes] inthe three 
digit table entry, the number is then checked in 
the 6-Digit 
Table. 
There are 20 6-Digit tables, Each S-Digit table 
is programmed and becomes associated to a 
specific area code with a selected route. Office 
codes are entered into the S-Digit table that wiIl 
be routed to a specific route list table. This 
allows the system administiator to split area 
codes for rou- to different lines connected to 
the system. This helps when Foreign Exchange 
lfnes (F?I Lines). Banded WATS lines. or ‘Dcdi- 
cated” Lines (OPXs fro.m another system) are in 
use. 
If the office code is not found in the 6-Digit 
Table, the call is referred back to the 3-D&$ 
Table for selecting a route list table. And then 
goes through the same procedures as described 
below. 
Before actually selecting a route list table, the 
number is checked against the toll resixiction 
tables (station COS). When LCRis enabled, only 
station Class of Service is referenced. CO line 
Class of Senice is no longer applicable. AU CO 
lines are considered Class of Service 1. 
Ifthe call is not allowed through the toll restric- 
tion tables, the calI is denied. Ifit is allowed. the 
caIl then goes to the Route List Table as speci- 
fied by either the 3-Digit or 6-Digit table. 
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me period route within the specified route 
table. ~ch of the 16 Route Tables contain four 
me sensitive routes. Routes are determined by 
the me of day and day of week as specified in 
the Daily Start T3me table and the Weekly 
Schedule table. 
After the appropriate route is selected, LCR 
Class of Service becomes applicable. A station 
can use only those line groups programmed 
with a priority number equal to or higher than 
the station’s ICR Class of Service. 
If a line is not available in the first choice line 
group, the system advances to the next choice 
line group and search= for a free line. This 
process continues until an available he is 
found, or the last available line group is 
searched ,or unti a line group is reached with 
a priority assignment lower than the station’s 
LCR Class of Senrice assfgnment. 
When a line 
is avaJlable the system will se& 
that line and wait for dial tone. Then before 
dialing. the system checks the Insert/Delete 
table for digits that should be deleted from the 
fkont of the number or digits that should be 
inserted either before or after the number dt- 
aled. Fjnahy the system begins to dial the num- 
ber out over the selected line. All of this 
analyzing and manipulation of the number 
takes only a fraction of a second from the time 
the station user begins to dial until the number 
is dialed out over the public network lines. 
If no lines are available in any of the CO line 
groups programmed for that route and allowed 
to that station, the cali can be automatically 
queued on to the first choice (least mstly) line 
group. If the user waits three seconds after 
dialing the number, theywfll hear mAinnation 
tone which m&c&es that an automatic LCR 
Queue Callback has been actfwated on the first 
choice line group. When a CO line becomes 
available in the fkst choice line group the sys- 
tem will ring the calling station. When an- 
swered by the station the system will 
automatically sefie the line and redial the num- 
ber. 
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LCR PROGRAMMING (Cont’d) 
765.2 LCRTABLE% PROGRAMMING 
PfDgr steps  a.rmag 
If the system is in the programming mode, 
continue using the program codes. Ifstarting to 
program here, enter the programming mode. 
Refer to Sec. 700.2. Program 
Mode Entry (Key 
Station). 
To program the system for Least Cost Routing: 
1. Press FLASH and dial [75]. The following 
message is shown on the display phone: 
2.There are efght tables which can be pro- 
grammed here for LCR (you must also pm- 
gram L+CR Class of Service in Station 
ProgrammingI. Use the procedures Listed 
below to program these LCR tables. 
It Es extnmely .importPnt Urat :the wirrorkshsetb be .compXcted b4for-e 
pTQfpllM~ihULCRtUbkil. 
Description 
The Least Cost Routing &CR] feature allows for 
the automatic selection of the most economical 
trunk according to the number dialed and the 
time of day and day of the week. There are eight 
different tables which are set up to monitor the 
dialing of c&its of a station and to select the 
best route programmed for the call. These ta- 
bles are: 
3-Digit Area/Ofbce Code Routing Table 
6-Digit Of&x Code Routing Table 
Exception Table * 
Route List Table 
lnsert/Deleti Table 
Daily Start Time Table 
Weekday [Weekly) Schedule 
Toll Information Table 
The buttons on the digital terminal are defined 
as shown below when entering the 
LCR Tables 
pro- area: 
Default: The 3-Digit table conkins a default 
where all Long distance (numbers requiring an 
area code) with a leading digit ‘1” are muted to 
Route List Table 00. Route List Table 00 will 
mute calls on lines in group 1 for ah time 
periods. AU Local Cans ~numbers that are dialed 
without an area code) with or without a leading 
digit ” 1” are muted to route hst table 01. Route 
Table 01 also routes calls using lines in Line 
Group 1 for all time periods. Refer to Figure 
775-8 DB Prlntout of ICR Default for a com- 
plete listing of the ICR default data. 
Related Programm+lg: 
Refer to Sec. 710.2. 
System Features l?ro@mg, LCR Enable : 
730.1, Station AttrIbutes Programming. 
Station Class of Service {COS); and Sec. 730.1, 
LCR Class of service &OS). 
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A. s-Digit Area/Of&t Code Table 
gpimmhg Steps 
1. Press 3-DIGIT TABLE flexible button (But- 
ton # 11. The following message will be 
shown on the display phone: 
- L = 101 for non leading 1 [,l” not di- 
aled) 
I11 for leading l(“1” is dided) 
- NNN = area/office code 
- RR-routelistnumberU0-15 
- Y = [O) do not 
go to 6-Digit table 
[ 11 go to 6-Digit table 
- PP = number of digits expected to be 
dialed. 
2. Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard and the display 
will 
now update. Description 
s-D&it Area/Of&e Code Table. This table is 
divided into two sections - Leading 1 (a [l] is 
dialed before the number) and Non hading 1 
(no [l] is dialed before the number). This gives 
the system the ability to handle call routing in 
areas that require a 111 before a long distance 
number, as well as in areas that do not require 
the [I]. 
30th of these tables include all area codes 
INpA’s), and oflice 
codes (NXXs), 6;-om 000 to 
999, including such numbers as 911.4 11, etc. 
A complete entry into thqe tables include a 
route List table to be used, if the s-D&it Table 
is to be checked and the number of digits likely 
to be dialed (example 7 digits or 10 digits). 
AII local oflice codes must be entered in this 
table even flthey do not require long distance 
calling. 
The number of digits to expect entrywill aid the 
system in identifying when the last digit is 
dialed and to begIn routfng the call. This also 
helps to free SLT IXMF receivers if SLT traf3c 
in the system is heavy. 
For international calls, use YW as number of 
digits to expect. This causes the. system to wait 
five seconds after user dials last digit before the 
system accesses a CO line and dials out. 
Appendfx A-13 3-Dlglt ArealOttice Code Route List Table 
NON-LEADING (0) CODE RTE 6 DIG(6) # #I 
LEADING (I) {NNN) (RR) (Y/N) 
DIG NON-LEADING (0) 1 CODE RTE 6 DICi(6) 
LEADING (1) ! (NW) (RR) W/N) DIG 
0 
0 I 
, 
1 1 
* 0 
0 
1 I 1 I 
0 I 0 
1 1 I I 
0 
1 I I 0 
I 
1 I 
0 t 0 
1 
1 1 
-m--m 
0 0 
: I 
1 1 I 
1 I 
0 
1 0 
I 
8 1 1 I I 
0 
1 f 0 I 
I 
i 
l- t 
n I I 1 
n 1 
I I 
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1. Press the 6-DIGIT TABLE flexible button 
(F5utton # 21. The following message is 
shown on the display phone: 
Whm: 
- S = 101 to remwe codes 
[lltoaddcodes 
- Akw=areacode 
- RR=routenumberCMJ-15 
- NNN=officecode 
2. IVess the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard and the display 
will now update. 
3.Enter additional of&e codes to be pro- 
grammed into the same Area Code/ Route 
Table, pressing hold after each of&x code 
erhy. 
4. Press a flexible button to program a differ- 
ent table. Description 
S-Digit Ofike Code Table. This table is used 
to determine a route for one or a group of 
individual office codes within an area code. 
Certain office codes 
within an area code can be 
given unique or special routing. Ifthe office code 
dialed is not found in the 6-Digit Office Code 
Table, the caII is then routed according to the 
route list tabIe as was entered in the 3-Digit 
Table. 
The system aBows for 20 6-Digit Area/Office 
code tables that may be used to route speciik 
office codes within an area code. Each table will 
route calls foracommon a&a code to a specified 
route. AII entries made into a table wiU route 
those offke ccsdes~ to the sped&d route list 
table. An area code may be entered into more 
than one MXgit table with Merent routes 
specified. 
To delete all entrks in an Area Code/Route 
table. enter IO AAA RR ###I. 
Appendfx A-14 6-Diglt Office Code Table 
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LEAST COST ROUTING &CR) PROGRANMING D&ital Key Telephone Systems 
L-CR PROG FtAMMlNG (Cont’d) 
c. exception Code Table 
Prog;ramminR steps 
1. Press EXCiFlION TABLES flexible button 
(Button #3). The following message will be 
shown on the display phone: 
Where: 
- S = IO] to remove code from table, 
[I] to add code to table 
- XX= exception codes for single 
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codes, 
press MUTE button as 2nd 
digit). 
The digits [+E] and I#] may be entered 
as valid digits. 
- RR= route table number. 00-15 
2. Fkss the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard and the display 
will now update. 
3. FIXSS Button #3 again for further entries. 
Up to 20 Exeption codes may be pro- 
grammed in this table. Descriution 
Exccptiw Table. This table is used for opera- 
tor calls and any other calls which would 
use a 
one-digit car 
two-digit enfry. rather than a three- 
digit area code. 
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Appendix A-15 LCR Exception Cock Table 
Pygare 765-3 EXE Exception Code Table Pgm Farm 
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