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LCRPROG FunWING (Co&d) 
D, Route List Table 
1. Press the ROUTE LISTTABLE flexible but- 
ton (Button #4). The following message will 
be shown on the display phone: 
Where: 
- RR = Route List Table number 00-15 
- T = Time Period Route list l-4 
- G = CO Line Group l-7 
- DD = Insert/Delete Table reference 
00-19 (## for none) 
- L= LCR Class of service (LCOS) 
2.Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confkmation tone is heard and the display 
will now update. 
3.To enter additional CO line groups in the 
same time period route kt number: Dial G 
DD L HOLD 
To enter data for a different time period route 
list: 
1. Press program button 4 and enter alI data 
(RRTGDDL). 
2.Repeat above to program a new Route 
Number 00 to 15 or press a flexible button 
to program other ICR fnfonnation. 
The following message will be shown on the 
display when the Call Cost feature has been 
enabled in Flash 05. Button #Il. 
where: 
- RR = Route List Table number 00- 15 
- T = Time Period Route list l-4 
- CCC = Cost for one minute $O.OO- 
$9.99 
- G= CO Line Group 1-7 
- DD = Insert/Delete Table reference 
00-19 (## for none) 
- L= LCR Class of Service (LCOS) Description 
Route List Table. Up to 16 different Route kt 
tables can be programmed. Each route list table 
contains four time period routing lists. one for 
each of the available (four) daily start time 
periods. Within eaoh time period route list up 
to seven CO (outside] line groups and their 
corresponding Insert/Delete Table if any and 
LCR class of setice priority are programmed on 
a per line group basis. 
When routirrg a CO caIl through LCR CO Line 
groups are accessed in sequence so that the 
first line group entered Fpresents the least 
costly (and fust selected) and the last line group 
entered represents the most costly (and 
last 
selected). 
The Route List Table references many other 
tables when processing a call for routing. 
First 
of all, the Daily start time table is referenced to 
determined what start time entry shouId be 
checked in the weekly schedule table. The cor- 
responding entxy in the weekly schedule table 
depending on the day of the week then deter- 
mines which Time Period Route list should be 
used within the Route List Table. 
The system then begins to check for idle lines 
in the first entered CO hne group and will 
proceed until an idle line is found. While it is 
searcbhg for an idle CO line the Station LCR 
COS fs checked against the entries for ICR COS 
Priority of the specific CO line groups (see LCR 
COS Priority explanation below). Once an idIe 
CO liue is found with a LCR priority equal to or 
higher than the stations I.JCR COS then a fti 
cheek is made to determine if an Insert/Deiete 
table should be referenced. Once all 
of the 
tables and entries are oheeked the system then 
processes the eaIl on the outside CO line. 
Related Pr~grammLng: Refer to Sec. 710.2, 
System Features Programming, Call Cost 
Display Feature prog 
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LCRPROG RAMMING (Cont’d) 
Route lht Table (Cont’d) 
Pro- steps Description 
LCR CO5 Pdority. A station should be as- 
signed a class of service for LCR. Refer to Sec. 
730.1. Station Attributes Programming. LCR 
Class of service (COSI. The LCR COS can be 
between 0 and 6. with 0 being unrestricted and 
6 being the most restrictive. Within the time 
period route List Table, line groups are given an 
LCR COS Priority assfgnment 
between 0 and 6, 
A 
station using LCR witt be able to use only 
those CO (outsfde) line groups with a priority 
assignment of equal or higher value than the 
station’s LCR Class of Servkg (i.e. a station wfth 
U=OS 3 can use line groups with a priority of 
3-6). 
Table 765-l L.CR Clam of Send&e Table 
I Allowed Access 
I LX3R CO Line Group Priority 
to Route 
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 
S I 
T O[Y Y Y Y Y!Y Y 
A 
1 
N Y Y 
Y i Y 1 Y 1 Y 
I.4 
c 
R 
c 
0 
S 
2 N. N 
Y Y Y Y Y 
3 
N -N’N 
Y Y 
Y Y 
4 N 
N N N ‘Y Y 
5 N 
N N N N Y Y 
6 
N N. . . N .N N NY Y 
N= Cannot use Line Group 
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E. Insert/Delete Table 
programmbg Steps 
l.Press INSERT/DELm TABLE flexible 
button (button #5). The following message 
will be shown on the display phone: 
Enter the table information as follows; 
Whel-f?: 
- ‘IT = Insert/Delete Table Number OO- 
19 
- X = (01 Pm-Delete numbers (fir;st dig- 
its dialed in the number). 
[l] Pre-Insert numbers [insert digits 
in front of number dialed, 
(21 Post-Insert numbers [insert digits 
behind number dialed) 
- DDD = [email protected] (up to l&digits may be 
deleted fi-om the beginning of the 
number dialed and up to 40 digits 
can be inserted [ZO pre and 20 post)]. 
P.Press the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard and the display 
will now update. 
To add and delete numbers in the same table, 
enter the different i.nsertion/deletlon tables in 
step 1 and enter as separate entries using the 
same table number. 
In the Insert Tables for LCR programming: 
1. Press the TRANS button for a pause. 
- The [+k] and [#I digits are allowed as 
valid digits for inserting [email protected] dialed 
e 
over the network. 
- The [S] and [#] are valid entries for 
adding digits in both the pre (in front 
of) or post (bebind the number) ta- 
bles. 
- The la] and [#] can not be used as de- 
lete characters in the Delete Tables. 
To delete a Table, enter the Table number fol- 
lowed by the WOLD button. Descriotion 
l.mcrt/Delctc Table. Digits can be either 
added or deleted when dialing a number. For 
instance, if a user dials a long distance call that 
should be placed on a foreign exchange 0?Xl 
line, the digit (11 and the three-digit area code 
(NPAl dialed by the user must be deleted before 
the call can be placed on that FX line. An 
Insert/Delete Table can be programmed to do 
this. Dfgits can also be added to a number that 
has beendialed by the user. For instance. Other 
Common Carrier (CCC) access codes and 
authorization (ID) codes can be automatically 
inserted by the system eftHer in front of and/or 
behind the number dialed. 
There are 20 Insert/Delete Tables and each 
table allows for entries into a delete table and a 
pre and post insert table. Up to 4cFdigtts (in- 
cluding pauses) can be inserted 20-pre and 
20-post) and up to 16-digits can be deleted. 
Digits can be inserted before or after the num- 
ber dialed but can be deleted only fi-om the start 
of the number dialed. 
Figure 765-4 Ex: In5crt/r.klete Pgm Form 
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F. ~afly Start Thnc Tabk 
Proj+-mmdng Steps 
1. press the DAILY E3XFS flexible button 
(button #6). The following message wifI be 
shown on the display phone: 
2. Enter times in military form (2400 Bours) 
in succe8sioIL 
3.FVess the HOLD button to save the entry. 
Confirmation tone is heard and the display 
wiil now update. Default times are 0800. 
~700,2300(8AM,5PM,and11pM),and 
the fourth time is disabled [#I###). To 
change a start time all times must be re- 
entered. Four Pounds [####I will be dis- 
played if nothing is entered for a specific 
time. Description 
Daily Stark Time Table. The daily starttime 
table is used to correlate the LAX routing table 
to the time sensitive discount stnxzture offered 
by the customers carrier. For exxnple in the 
most common situation the most expensive 
rate period is between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm. 
often called the day rate. The !Irst discount 
period usually starts at 5:00 pm and runs until 
1l:OO pm. often called Evening Rates. The re- 
maining time (from 11:OO pm until 8:00 am) in 
this example is referred to as night time rates 
which usually has the biggest discount. With 
the wide selection of Commoh Carriers the least 
costly route for a particular area code may be 
different at different times of the day. To accom- 
modate this situation. this table and the Weekly 
Schedule Table work together, dividing the day 
into four possible time periods. By default these 
tables are set at the standard divisions of 8AM. 
5PM. and 11PM. However. these times can be 
changed. 
The enties in the Daily Start Time table are 
used to select the time period to reference. in the 
weekly schedule. Based on the time a calI is 
placed the da@ start time table selects the’ time 
period to choose in the weekly schedule. The 
weekly schedule is then used to determine the 
time period route list in the Route List Table to 
use for routing the call for a particular day of 
the week. 
The times are entered in the 24 hour format. 
Fi@rc 765-S Daily Start Time & We&ly Schedule Tables 
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G. Weekly Schedule T&e 
Pro@anunirX Step5 
1. Press the WEEKLY SCHED flexible button 
(button #7). The following message will be 
shown on the display phone: 
where: 33~ Day of the Week 
- Ck Monday 
- 1= Tuesday 
- 2= Wednesday 
- 3=Thursday 
- 4= Friday 
- 5= Saturday 
- 6= Sunday 
T = Time Period Route List (l-4) to use for the 
time of day (based on the daily start time table]. 
Enter values for all time periods spedfied in the 
daily start time table for that day. 
- 1 st T = Time Period Route list for tbe 
FIRST Daily Start TSme.(applies to all 
Route List Tables) 
- 2nd T = Time Period Route List for 
the SECOND Daily Start Time.(ap- 
plies to all Route Ust Tables) 
- 3rd T = Time Period Route Ust for 
the THIRD Daily Start Time.(apphes 
to all Route List Tables) 
- 4th T = Time Period Route List for 
the FOURT?-l Daily Start lBne.(ap- 
plies to alI Route List Tab164 
- 2.Press HOLD button after eacb complete 
daily entry. Confirmation tone is heard and 
tbe display will now update. Description 
Weekly Schedrtle Table. The weekly schedule 
table determines whatTime Period Route list to 
use witbin the Route List Table. When a call is 
placed and ultimately sent to a route list (call is 
not denied) based on the time of day the call is 
placed the Daily Start ‘Dme Table selects the 
time period to reference in the weekly schedule 
table. The time period route entered for the 
specified time period, as determined in the daiIy 
start the table and based on the day of week 
is then selected and the call will be routed 
according to the spec%kd time period route fist. 
Example: u 
- If a call is placed at 5:45 pm on a 
Monday then according to the daily 
start time table (using default vaIues1 
the entry for time period two of the 
weekly schedule is checked. Because 
it is Monday tbe entry for time period 
two on Monday is used and the re- 
sult is that the Time Period Route 
List number two (agatn using default 
values) will be used for all routes. 
Thus the call is routed according to 
the entries in Time Period Two route 
list no matter what route (OCk 15) is 
selected. Refer to FIgure 765-6 Ex: 
Daily &Weekly Start Time Tables 
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FL LCR Routing for Toll Information 
gmmning Steps 
1. Press TOLL IWO fl&ble button (button 
#8)ThefoIlo~messagewillbeshawnon 
the display phone: 
2. Enter the two-digit Route List number (OO- 
15) for the Route to be referenced in the 
Route List Table. 
3. Press the HOLD button after programming 
the Route number. Conknation tone is 
heard and the display will now update. 
4.Enable ICR at this point. Refer to Sec. 
7 10.2, System Features Programming, 
LCR Enable. Description 
This feature adds provisions to the LX!R call 
processing which will allow common call rout- 
ing for all toll information calls. 14XxX)555- 
1212, (xXx)555-1212, 1-555-1212 and 
555-1212 calls will all be intercepted and sent 
to a selected route in the Route List Table. 
Numbers dialed will be integx-ated and if it is 
determIned to be a toll information call. either 
preceded with an area code or without or with 
a leadjng digit 1 or not. the call will be sent to 
the route designated in programn&g, 
Default: By default+ Tot1 lnfqmation Calls will 
be to Route List TabIe zero (0) which will allow 
toll information calls to be placed on the system 
at default 
A Toll Information route wfll be chosen over a 
3-Digit or S-Digit route assignment if both are 
assigned. 
Entering the pound key twice [W) will deny all 
Toll Information calls. 
TOJLL INFORMATION ROUTE LISTTABLE DEFAULT 
.oo. 
FQure 765-7 Er: LCR Toll Information Routing Pgm Form 
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I. Dcfhult LCR Database 
pr0g ’ g Steps Description 
In an effort to decrease installation and set up 
time, usually associated with LCR, a default 
LCR database has been incorporated. The de- 
fault LCR database will provide basic routing 
for local and long distance dialing. Default en- 
tries have been made in the 3-Digit Table for 
local offlce codes (lWXs1 and ail area codes 
(NPA’s). Tko routes have been established with 
the default database for rouling of all caUs 
under default. The entire default database is 
shoti in Figure 77543 DB Printout of LCR 
Default. 
The S-D&it tables con&& a default where all 
Lm4gdistancebnd3ersrequiringanareacode) 
with a leading digit ‘1” are routed to Route table 
00. Route Table 00 will route calls on lines in 
group Z for all time ptiods. All Local calls 
[numbers that are dialed without an area code) 
with or without a leading digit ” 1” are routed to 
route list table 01. Route fist table 01 also 
routes calls using lines in line group 1 for all 
time periods. 
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D&ital Key Telephone Systems - DATABASE PARAMETERS 
SECTION 770 
INITULIZE DATABASE PARAMETERS 
770.1 INTRODUCTI0N 
ProgITmmhg steps 
If the system is in the programming mode, 
continue usingthe program codes. Ifstarting to 
program here, enter the prog - g mode. 
Refer to Sec. 700.2. Program Mode Entry (Key 
Station). 
If Database Parameters need to be initiafized: 
1. Press FLASH and dial [80]. The following 
message wU be shown on the display of a 
display phone: Description 
This section describes the procedures and 
steps necessary to initialize the system data- 
base returning any programmed data to its 
original or default value. The entire system 
database may be initfalized or various portions 
of the database may be individuaIly initialized. 
In addition to initialization of the entire data- base, a system reset (Button #8) command is 
alsO included in this section for clearing mean- 
time errors without initializing the database. 
The buttons on the key 
telephone are defined 
as shown below when entering the initializing 
DataEkse Parameters progmmming area: 
p!Fq$!q~~.~ 
g?qEq~~ 
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JNIT DATAWISE PW IZS (Coat’d) 
k Initialize System Parameters 
Programming Steps 
If System Parameters need to he initialized: 
1. Press the System Parameters flexible but- 
ton 
(Button # 11. The following message will 
be shown on the display phone: Description 
The system parameters may be initialized set- 
ting all data fields 
to their original. default 
values. The following data fields are returned to 
their default values upon initializing the Sys- 
tem parameters. 
2.To W the system parameters, press 
the HOLD button. 
Cor&mation tone is 
heard, 
PROGRAM CODE BEN ’ 
FEATrum DEFAULTVALUE 
(after illitializjn~ 
SYSTEMTIMEZS 1 System Hold Recall 
f 060 seconds 
I FLASH01 
2 I Exclusive Hold Recall 
180 seconds 
! 
SYSTEM 14 
SLT Hook-flash ‘I3mer 10 (1 seconds) 
_ 15 SLT Hook-flash Debounce 010 (-1 second) 
16 
SMDR Call QuaUfIcation Timer i 3osec. 
17 
1 Auto Call Back Timer 
00 sec. (disabled) 
I 
7 I LCREnabie 
disabled 
8 Forced Account Codes 
disabled 
9 Group Listem 
disabled 
10 
Idle Speaker Mode 
dimbled 
I1 
Call Cost Display Feature 
disabled 
12 Music On Hold 
enabled 
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Ini* syf3tcm P armmeters (C-ont’d) 
ProgK3mming steps Description 
i PROGRAM CODE iBEN 
1 MISC. SYSTEM FEATURE DEFAULTVALUE 
(after initim 
i FEATURES 
iFLASH 
/FLASH11 
IlUSH j Attendant Assignment 
I SIA 100 I 
1-4 I Time and Date Format 12 HR M/D/Y 
j PBX Dialing Codes None 
FLASH 13 
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