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							COL.NO.
31-32
. . . .
33-34
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Table 10.6
Entry Fields for Record Code TC (Continued)
COL.NAME
Dutgoing Signal
20 Trunk Group
Vumber30 Trunk Group
Vlember
lumberVALID
ENTRIES
ID 
= immediate dial
:DOD)
JllS = wink start
DD = delay dialing
SO = seize out
.- = N/A
IO-99 = the CO
:runk group
lumber assignedo a system trunk
Jroup for AIOD
a- = N/A
IO-99 = the COrunk group
nember number
Issigned to a
;yrs;lterunk group
I- = N/A
SVR 5210
8187COMMENTS
This field determines the outgoing start dial
signal method used for outgoing trunk
requirements.
-WS is used for Tie trunks that have
supervision.
-DD is used for Tie trunks that do not have
supervision.
-SO is used for E&M and CO line trunks.
-SO must be marked if the trunk is used as a
CO line.
- (--) is used for DID, ground, or loop start
trunks.
-If the trunk group is defined on Record Code
Tl, columns 14-l 6, as DIC, PAG, or REC,
this field must be dashed.
-If this field is marked ID or SO, then Record
Code 
Tl, column 25, must be marked Y to
return dial tone.
Assign the CO trunk group number assigned
to a system trunk group for AIOD.
NOTES: If an entry is made in this field, an
entry must be made in columns 35-36.
-If any entry is made in this field, then Record
Code 
Tl, columns 33-34, must be marked Al
and column 38 must be marked 1, 2, 3, or 4.
Enter the CO trunk member number assigned
to a system trunk circuit for 
AIOD here.
NOTES: If an entry is made in this field, an
entry must be made in columns 33-34.
-If any entry is made in this field, then Record
Code 
Tl, columns 33-34, must be marked Al
and column 38 must be marked 1, 2, 3, or 4.
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Table 10.6 Entry Fields for Record Code TC (Continued)
This field determines the night answer position
redetermined1 destination.
ilot number (right
-The destination can be a predetermined
pilot number or a universal night answer
position. If a UNA is used, it can be any
combination of the four UNA zones.
-If an entry of 0000-9999 is made, the
displayable COS assigned to the trunk group
(of which this trunk is a member) must allow
station access. COS for trunk groups is
2 destination.
Guaranteed
Access-The destination can be a predetermined
pilot number or a universal night answer
position. If a UNA is used, it can be any
combination of the four UNA zones.
combination of Us-If an entry of 0000-9999 is made, the
and dashes) =displayable COS assigned to the trunk group
UNA zone(s)(of which this trunk is a member) must allow
--mm = N/Astation access. COS for trunk groups is
(used for DIC,assigned on Record Code 
Tl , columns 17-PAG, REC, CAS,18. Station access is defined on Record
and CLR)Code DD, columns 24-25.
G = used for RAWhen this field is marked G, the trunk is given
access or naileda dedicated time slot or talk path.
connections-Guaranteed access is always used for
- = not requiredrecorder announcer trunks or a nailed
connection.
-If this field is marked G, then Record Code
Tl , columns 14-16, must be marked DIC or
PAG.46-47Source Group00-31= numberThis field determines the source group
orassigned to the trunk circuit. A source group
--= not
is used to identify the branch trunk that is
assignedcoming into the CAS Main or ACD group.
48-51Central Office0000-9999 orThis field determines the CO line directory
Line Directory000-999
number.
right justify 
three-digit numbers
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							TL-130400-1001Record Code NA:
Nailed Trunk10.7 Record Code NA, Figure 10.7, defines the permanent
connection data between trunk circuits. Information selected
Connectionincludes to and from nailed connection data.
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Figure 10.7 Record Code NA: Nailed Trunk Connection Data Sheet
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Table 10.7 Entry Fields for Record Code NA
COL.COL.VALID
NO.NAMEENTRIESCOMMENTS
12-13Nailed00-47 = numberAssign the nailed connection trunk software
Connectionidentification number.
Identification
number 
21
14-15.: From:Trunk00-63 = trunkThis field determines the trunk group (00-63)
Groupgroup numbernumber of the from trunk.
16Fcom:PEC0.~ PEC number_This field determines the PEC number (always
0) of the from trunk.
17-19From:Trunk000-063 = trunkThis field determines the trunk number (OOO-Numbergroup member063) of the from trunk.
number-If one of the trunks in the nailed connection
is a NIC 
(Tl Network Interface) used by the
PD-200 Data Option, the other trunk must be
a DTRK (digital trunk).
-This trunk must have guaranteed access
marked on Record Code TC, column 45.
-The from trunk cannot have been used on a
previous NA record.
-The from trunk number must be listed on a
TC record.
-This trunk must be engineered in the trunk
group on a TC record.
20-21To:Trunk Group00-63 = trunkThis field determines the trunk group (00-63)
group numbernumber of the to trunk.
-The to trunk number must be listed on a TC
record. This trunk must be engineered in the
trunk group on a TC record.
-The to trunk cannot have been used on a
previous NA record.
23-25To:PEC0 = PEC numberThis field determines the PEC number (always
0) of the to trunk.
22-24
To:Trunk
000-063 = trunkThis field determines the trunk number (OOO-Numbergroup member063) of the to trunk.
number-If one of the trunks in the nailed connection
is an NIC 
(Tl Network Interface) used by the
PD-200 Data Option, the other trunk must be
a DTRK (digital trunk).
-This trunk must have guaranteed access
marked on Record Code TC, column 45.
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							TL-130400-1001Record Code DA:10.8 Record Code DA, Figure 10.8, provides for the absorption
Trunk Groupof digits by the CO on a per trunk group basis. Digits are not
Digit Absorptionabsorbed but are passed over to the end office and are only
monitored by the system. These digits are used by the system to
determine the start of an NPA or toll code, which is used to
perform code restriction. The NPA or toll code must be sent
from a non-common control end office. If the end office has no
digit absorption characteristics, this record code need not be
used. However, if digit absorption is required, the absorption
pattern must be obtained.
SW 52108187_NOTE: This record code is only required when toll restriction is
used. Use the following guidelines when completing this record
code.
l If a cut-in digit is used, it and all following digits are used
for routing information.
l If an absorbed digit is used, it is ignored and all the following
digits are used in routing.
l If absorbed repeatedly, it is repeatedly ignored.
The two types of switches used are the single MDA (Marking
Digit Absorption) and the dual MDA-l marking switch.
When a single marking switch is used, two duplicate entries are
always needed for a digit code. When a dual marking switch is
used, each digit must be analyzed for its absorbed markings.
Entries are based on first digit markings and second plus digits.
0 Single Marking Switch
- Two duplicate entries are always required for a dialed
digit.
- Under the appropriate digit value, enter the absorption
markings (C, A, or R) in both the first digit action and
second plus digits.Refer to first digit action digit value.
e Double Marking Switch
- Each digit must be analyzed for its absorbed markings.
- The analysis is based on the entries (C, A, or R) in the first
digit action and second plus digits. Refer to first digit
action digit value.
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DIG ACCESSSECOND PLUS
DIG ACCESS
DIG VALUE
Figure 10.8Record Code DA: Trunk Group Digit Absorption Data Sheet
Table 10.8
Entry Fields for Record Code DA
COL.NO.
12-13
14-23
24-33COL.NAMETrunk GroupFirst Digit Action
Digit 
Value:1 -0
Second PlusDigits Action
Digit Value:1 -0VALID
ENTRIES
00-63 = trunkgroup number
C = cut inA = absorb and
unlock
R = absorbrepeatedly
C = cut inA = absorb and
unlock
F? = absorbrepeatedlyCOMMENTS
Enter the trunk group number (00-63) that
needs digit absorption.
-This number must be defined on Record
Code 
Tl .
-A trunk group number can only appear once
on this record code.
This field determines the first digit action digit
value needing digit absorption.
-There must be at least one C marked in
either the first digit action digit value or second
plus digits action digit value fields.
-The first digit actions cannot all be R.
This field determines the second plus digit
action digit value needing digit absorption.
-The second plus digit action digit value
applies to the first digit received following a
legitimate cut-in action.
-There must be at least one C marked in
either the first digit action digit value or second
plus digits action digit value fields.
-If there is an A anywhere in the first digit
action, there must be at least one in the
second plus digit.
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MOST11.0 This section describes the record codes required to
ECONOMICALdefine the MERS features. The following record codes
ROUTEare required:
SELECTION
l Record Code MR defines the NPA(s) requiring six-digit
analysis.
l Record Code RP defines the routing list.
. . . .SVR 5210l Record Code SI defines the trunks allowed by a specific
NPA/ABC.l Record Code TR defines the ABC codes for an NPA that
requires six-digit analysis.
l Record Code NR defines the ABC codes for an NPA that does
not requires six-digit analysis.
l Record Code TP defines MERS time periods.
l Record Code ST defines the service codes allowed through
MERS.
l Record Code PC defines SCC (Specialized Common Carrier)
prefix code digits.
l Record Code TN defines the tone detector circuit.
l Record Code MS defines the SCC (Specialized Common
Carrier) authorization codes.
l Record Code LP defines the prefix digits for MERS LDN
(Listed Directory Number).
l Record Code MO defines station codes requiring a second
sending instruction.
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							TL-130400-1001Record Code MR:
MERS Six-Digit11.1 Record Code MR, Figure ll.lA, defines the NPA(s)
Translated NPA(Number Plan Area) that is given six-digit analysis throughMEW. This is done before calls going to the NPA(s) are routed
to outgoing trunks.
The HNPA (Home Number Plan Area) of the site must
also be included on this record code. This is because some of
the 
ABCs (or NNXs) within the HNPA will be local and will not
have a toll charge, while other 
ABCs within the HNPA will be
foreign and will have a toll charge. Six-digit analysis is used for
calls to 
FNPAs (Foreign Number Plan Areas) that have different
rates for calls within that NPA depending on their ABC.
After completing Record Code MR, complete Record Codes RP,
SI, and TR. Other record codes for six-digit analysis are
optional.
Diagrams following Table 11 
.l provide information for MERS
record code completion.
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Figure 1 l.lARecord Code MR: Most Economical Route Selection Six-Digit
Translated NPA Data Sheet
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							TL-130400-I 001Table 11.1Entry Fields for Record Code MRCOMMENTS
Route Selectioncode.This number is used by the system for
identification purposes.
-The entry for 01 must be the HNPA.
Entries 02-19 are used by 
NPAs that need
six-digit analysis.
-It is recommended to list 
NPAs used in
ascending order from 2-9.
-Any NPA that requires six-digit analysis
throughMERS and is not listed on this record
-The 
NPAs must be in order. Gaps are not
allowed in the NPA numbers.
-After listing the HNPA, start with the lowest
value FNPA and continue to the highest.
-This number must be unique across the
record code.
17-19Like Numbering200-999 = likeThis field determines the like NPA codes
Plan Area CodeNPA code
(200-999).s-w = N/A-A like NPA code is entered if the NPA code
given is translated using the ABC codes that
are defined on Record Code TR.
20Conflicting Code Y = six-digit
conflict exists
N = no six-digit
conflict existsThis field determines whether or not a
conflicting code exists within this NPA.
-A conflicting code condition exists if one or
more 
ABCs within the NPA looks like an NPA.
-To look like an NPA, an ABC will have a 0
(zero) or a 1 as the center digit (e.g., an ABC
of 202 or 212 is a conflicting code because
there are also 
NPAs of 202 and 212. NPA 202
is the NPA for Washington D.C., and 212 is an
NPA in New York.
NOTE: If an MR record has a conflicting
code, then Record Code OF must be marked
Y in column 27 for MERS 1 + dialing.
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This diagram represents an application which can never
be used to initiate the MERS On-Net and MERS Off-Net features.
Dialed 1st Diqit of
Station Number
.  
.(Code 
?fpe 116)
Dialed 
Dl/D2 Digits
TD
NOTE: Translation Type must never
specify MRN or MRS.
Figure 11 .l BNon-MERS Application
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