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    							TL-130400-1001Table 5.1DCode Type/Code Type Identifiers Definition and Description (Continued)Code Description of
    Applicable ApplicableDB Table - CodeCPG Record
    TypeCode TypeCPG RecordSVRType Identifier
    No.Code
    Code Type
    Values in DecimalIdentifier
    (Hex Values inValues
    Parenthesis)
    s-Values.1 .”.^119 &yx3;;uCodeACAll CAS from0002= 100
    c?3.3~l;ogllsI,2 (3) Unassigned$21;~ allingSpeed CallNo’s
    _0003=1000Speed Call
    No’s.
    120 Access CodefoozgzzzalizedCarrier
    Processing
    121Access Code
    for ACD Agent
    Unstaff PositionAC
    ACAll 
    SI, SII, Sill O-4(0-4) SCC ID
    Numberoogm&oDNumber as
    Defined on
    SA Record
    CAS from
    0 (0) Unassigned
    0000
    3.4.1 .O All Sill122 Access Code
    for ACD Agent
    Supervisor
    AssistACCAS from0 (0) Unassigned
    00003.4.1 .O All Sill
    123 Access Code
    for ACD Agent
    Emergency
    Request
    124 Access Code
    for ACD A
    wentBad Lineeport
    125 Access Code
    for ACD Agent
    Staff PositronAC
    AC
    ACCAS from0 (0) Unassigned
    0000
    3.4.1 .O All SillCAS from
    0000
    3.4.1 
    .O All Sill0 (0) Unassigned
    CAS from
    3.4.1 .O All Sill0 (0) Unassigned0000
    126First Digit of a
    ACCAS from
    Flexible3.3.1 
    .l SII5-10 (5-10Number ofA0005-0010
    Numbering Planfrom 6.1 .l .Oigits
    All SI, Sill127 Access Code
    for Flexible
    Numbering Plan
    128 Access Code
    for integrated
    Feature hone
    Station 
    nlock8AC
    ACCAS from
    3.3.1.1 
    Sll5-10 (5-10A0005-0010
    Number offrom 6.1 .l .Oigits
    All SI, Sill
    S!L!Y?0 (0) Unassigned0000All SI 
    Sill
    SVR 52108187D-l 01 
    						
    							TL-130400-1001Table 5.1 DCode Type/Code Type Identifiers Definition and Description (Continued)
    Code
    Type Description of
    No.Code Type
    129.
    130
    131
    132
    133
    134
    135
    136
    s-AccessCodefor IFP
    Message
    -Leaving
    .Access -Codefor Agent Group
    Night/Day
    Mode
    Internal Code
    Type for FRL
    Authorization
    Codes
    Access Code
    Issued by VMS
    to Turn
    Message
    Waiting On
    Access Code
    Issued by VMS
    to Turn
    Message
    Waiting Off
    Access Code
    Issued by VMS
    for Outgoing
    Call to Remote
    VMS
    Access Code’
    Issued by VMS
    for Outgoing
    Call to Remote
    VMS
    Access Code
    Issued by VMS
    for Outgoing
    Call to User
    Applicable
    CPG Record
    CodeAC
    . .AC
    N/A
    AC
    AC
    AC
    AC
    AC
    Applicable
    SVR
    SII from
    7.2.1 .OAll SI 
    SillAll 
    SillSI from
    52.1 .oSI from
    5.2.1 .OSI from
    52.1 .o
    E-E. .SI from
    5.2.1 .OSI from
    5.2.1 .O
    DB Table - Code
    Type Identifier
    Values in Decimal
    (Hex Values in
    Parenthesis)
    Values0 (0) Unassigned
    O(0) for Day Mode
    l(1) for Night Mode
    0 (0) Unassigned
    0 (0) Unassigned
    0 (0) Unassigned
    0 (0) Unassigned
    0 (0) Unassigned
    0 (0) Unassigned
    CPG Record
    Code Type
    Identifier
    Values
    0000
    0000-0001CPG does
    not collect
    data for this
    code type
    0000
    0000
    0000
    0000
    0000D-l 02
    8187SVR 5210 
    						
    							TL-130400-10011rable 5.1DCode Type/Code Type ldentifiers Definition and Description (Continued)
    Code
    TypeNO.
    Description ofCode TypeApplicable
    CPG Record
    Code
    - 137
    i38
    139
    140
    141
    142
    143
    144%-.1 .”
    Reserved for
    Future Feature
    Terminal
    multi--pilot huntgroup
    Circular 
    multi-pilot hunt groupAC
    AC, HG
    (HuTnt FoupT MP=)iv?AC, HG
    (Hunt Group
    Type =CRMP)
    VMS Directory
    Number for
    Message Desk
    UnattendedOD (Type =
    MDU)
    Access Code
    for VMS for
    Message Desk
    AttendedAC
    Display FRL
    Assignment
    MAP Access
    Code
    Update 
    FRLAssignment
    MAP Access
    Code
    Second Paging
    Answer CodeAC
    AC
    AC
    Applicable
    SVRSI from
    5.2.1 .oSI from
    5.2.1 .OSI from
    5.2.1 .o
    Sill from
    8.2.2.2
    Sill from
    8.2.2.2
    Sill from
    8.2.2.2DB Table 
    - Code
    Type Identifier
    Values in Decimal
    (Hex Values in
    Parenthesis)
    Values0 (0) Unassigned
    Remainder of the
    First Line Software
    ID of the Terminal
    Hunt Group Divided
    by 256
    00-79 (00-4F
    LCircul~J-lu& roup
    00-63 (00-3F)VMS ;T$keFroup
    00-63 (00-3F)VMS Trunk Group
    Number
    0 (0) Unassigned
    0 (0) Unassigned
    0 (0) UnassignedCPG Record
    Code Type
    Identifier
    Values
    0000AC: 
    OOOO-9999 Hunt
    GN’UP,;;;
    HG:CT/CTIis Internal1GenerateJAC: 
    OOOO-9999
    Circular
    HuN”,‘,Gb’,“,“P
    HG:CT/CTIis Internally
    Generated
    CT/CT1 is
    Internally
    Generated
    0000-0063
    0000
    00000000SVR 5210
    8187D-l 03 
    						
    							TL-130400-1001
    Record Code HD:5.2 Record Code HD (Figure 5.2) defines the hundreds groupsHundreds Groupsused as directory numbers by the system. The number of
    directory numbers in each hundreds group is also defined. The
    audit field is used in support of the Hotel/Motel feature that allows
    hotel staff telephones to be audited while guest telephones are
    normally not audited.
    ,---------,-----------I
    II
    IT1’----T-~
    ITIIRI
    $;ISIIAIICIITI1 IlOIINI
    ICl101IDIIElII III
    I 
    lI I
    I 1
    II
    II II I
    I 
    1I II
    I
    --r-T-;-T-t-+-t-+-T-T-t-T-T-T-T-T-T-t-T-T-T-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-,r-7111111111111111111111212121212121212121213131313131313131313l4l4l4l 1811~8~9101112131415181718191011121314151617181910111213141516171819101112110~
    -+-+-+-LJ-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-~ c-4,l,1OIHIlJI I I I I I I I III, t I I,,, I I I I I I t I I I I I I II I-*--L-~--~-~-~-_L-~---~--L . . . , . - . . . . . . 1. .-A-.3
    Figure 5.2Record Code HD: Hundreds Groups Data SheetD-l 04
    8187 
    						
    							TL-130400-1001CQL.NO.Table 5.2
    Entry Fields for Record Code HD
    COL.VALID
    NAMEENTRIESCOMMENTS
    12Selected AuditA = auditThis field determines whether or not this
    ConditionN = not auditedhundreds group can be audited.
    %-NOTE: In a motel application, auditing is./ .”provided to guest room telephones.
    -It is not provided to management and motel
    operations telephones.
    13-l 
    4. Hundreds
    Group., 00-99 = numberThis field determines the Dl/D2 (00-99)
    combination.
    -One entry must be made for each hundreds
    group in the system.
    NOTE: If three-digit numbers are used,
    column 13 must be dashed and column 14
    must contain O-9.
    15-17Number of005-l 00 = numberAssign the number of directory numbers,
    Directoryreserved for this hundreds group.
    Numbers per-Because Recent Change cannot be used for
    Hundredsthis field, it is recommended to always set this
    Groupvalue at 100. Setting this value at 100 allows
    for future growth.
    -It is recommended to build spare numbers
    into the system. Spare numbers can be used
    for pilot/phantom numbers. Spare numbers
    should also be built into the hundreds group
    numbers to allow for the addition of station
    lines in the future.
    -Each hundreds group should reserve 100
    directory numbers when 25 or less hundreds
    groups are used: If this number is not a
    multiple of five, the amount allocated is the
    next higher multiple of five.SVR 5210
    8f87D-l 05 
    						
    							TL-130400-1001Record Code IR:
    Intercept Routing5.3 Record Code 
    IR, Figure 5.3, assigns, intercept conditions for
    the various call configurations.
    Numbers
    IC:101IDIIEII I
    II
    I I
    I 
    lI I
    I I
    I 
    II I
    II
    I 
    I
    -T-~-T-T-T-T-T-T-T-T-T-T-T-I I
    I  T-T-T-T-T-T-T-T-t-T-~-, r-411111111111111,1,11112121212121212121212131313l3l3,3l3l3l3l3l4,4l4l18(~7181910111213141516171819101112l314t51617181910111213141516171819101112110(t-+-+-+-c--c-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-~ c-41214101~ IRIOl,,l I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IL-A-A-A--*-1_&-&-A_~--_~ . A * . . . . . * . . . . . . . . * . __a
    Figure 5.3Record Code IR: Intercept Routing Numbers Data Sheet
    COL.NO.
    Table 5.3Entry Fields For Record Code IR
    COL.VALID
    NAMEENTRIESCOMMENTS
    12-13Intercept00-15 = numberThis field determines the type of call to be
    Routing Numberintercepted.
    Routes 00 and 12-l 5 are available for
    special applications and are defined by the
    user. They can be routed to a station line,
    attendant, recorder announcer, or 120 IPM
    tone (e.g., Record Code CL, columns 
    18-21,AG, columns 25-26, 31-32).
    Routes 
    01-l 1 are predefined as listed below:
    01 =The call is toll restricted. It is not
    recommended to send these calls to the
    console because the attendant may not be
    able to answer all of them. It is preferred to
    send these calls to tone.
    02 = The feature dialed is not allowed for the
    station line or the system.
    03 = The call was made to a vacant number.
    04 = The call was made to an invalid number
    05=The call was a DID (Direct Inward Dialing)
    to a restricted station. 
    						
    							TL-130400-1001
    COL.
    NO.Table 5.3Entry Fields for Record Code IR (Continued)
    COL.VALID
    NAMEENTRIESCOMMENTS
    12-13Intercept00-l 5 = number
    (cont’d) Routing Number06 = The call cannot be completed due to
    present call configuration (e.g., the call is in
    DND (Do Not Disturb).
    %-.1 I
    _07 = The trunk group is restricted by ACOF
    (Attendant Control Of Facilities).
    08= Digit timeout /no dial alarm calls should
    be routed to the console or a security station.
    If routed to the console once the key is
    released, the station number that is causing
    the alarm is no longer visible on the LCD.
    09 = Wake-up or appointment reminder
    answer routing.
    10 = Recorder announcer for 
    TMPI or CRPItype hunt groups (see Record Code HG).
    11 = The number called has been changed.
    NOTE: The intercept routing number must be
    unique across this record code.
    14-15DestinationTO = 120-IPMThis field determines whether the call will
    Typetoneintercept to a line, trunk, attendant, tone, orLN = linerecorder announcer.
    AT = attendant-If the destination type is AT, it must be
    RA = recorderdefined on Record Code AT, column 12.
    announcer-If the destination type is RA, the trunk must
    TI = Tie trunkbe defined on Record Code TC, columns 14-
    RL = release link16, and marked G in column 45.
    trunk
    -If the destination type is LN, it must be
    defined on Record Code LD, columns 12-15.
    -If the destination type is TI, the trunk must
    be defined on Record Code 
    Tl , columns 12-13, and must be marked TIE in columns 14-
    16.SVR 5210 
    						
    							TL-130400-1001
    Table 5.3Entry Fields for Record Code IR (Continued)
    c
    COL.COL.VALID
    NO.NAMEENTRIESCOMMENTS
    16-19Intercept0000 = tone (TO)This field determines the intercept destination
    Destination
    0000-9999 =of the destination type.
    directory number-A destination type of TO must have an
    U’J)s-intercept destination value of 0000..I 10128 = console 0-A destination type of LN must have an
    (AT)intercept destination value of 0000-9999 or if
    0064 = console 1three-digit station numbers are used
    (AT)(-000) - (-999).
    0192 = either of the-A destination type of AT must have an
    two consolesintercept destination value of 0128, 0064 or
    0000 = to an RLT
    0192.
    W-1-A destination type of RL must have an
    (--OO)-(--63)intercept destination value of 0000:
    =Tie trunk (TI)-A destination type of 
    TI must have an
    XXXX = recorderintercept destination value of 
    (--OO)-announcer (RA)
    (--63).XXXX = the trunk-A destination type of RA must have an
    number 
    (OOOO)-intercept destination value of (OOOO)-(0063).
    (0063)D-l 08
    8/87SVR 5210 
    						
    							TL-130400-I 001Record Code SA:5.4 Record Code SA, Figure 5.4, defines the access codes,
    Specializeddirectory numbers, and authorization codes for up to five SCC
    Common Carrier(Specialized Common Carrier) networks. When the MERS option
    is in effect, this record code is not normally used as the 
    SCC(s)will be in the MERS routing. This record code provides SCC
    information when the SCC is not routed through MERS.
    IGATEWAY NUMBERII
    I
    I
    I
    I
    ---------------------,AUT;liRZ3~ION
    I
    II
    DIRECTORYr---r-r--
    ---------------_-_________r_____________--------------------
    I ;ITI1 
    016 IIO I
    I8 IPISVR 5210
    Figure 5.4Record Code SA: Specialized Common Carrier Data Sheet
    8187D-109 
    						
    							TL-130400-1001
    Table 5.4Entry Fields for Record Code SACOMMENTSare placed over an SCC.
    -If a trunk is normally restricted from a
    station user, an entry of TG allows SCC calls
    to use the restricted trunk.
    - If a station is normally toll restricted, an
    entry of TL allows SCC calls to be made.
    - An entry of BT allows for bothtypesofNumber/Accessallowable entries
    three-digit access code of the SCC.
    Codefor column 15
    -This code tells the system that the user
    O-9, *, 
    #, or -wants to access the SCC.
    = allowable entries-Column 15 cannot be dashed.
    for columns 16
    and 17
    - = N/A
    18-29GatewayO-9, *, #, L (longThis field gives the directory number that
    Number/pause), S (shortaccesses the SCC.
    Directorypause), or-Column 18 cannot be dashed.
    Number
    -=N/A-This number must be left justified.
    NOTE: If the SCC feature is used for
    applications other than SCC where no
    authorization code is necessary, a pound sign
    (#) should be entered in column 29.
    30-39AuthorizationO-9, *, #= allowedThis field gives the authorization code number.
    Numbercodes-Column 30 cannot be dashed.
    -= N/A40-42Time Between000-254 = time inThis field determines the maximum time
    Access andsecondsbetween the end of sending an SCC gateway
    Authorization ordirectory number and the start of authorization
    Number045 = suggestedcode.
    value 
    						
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