GTE Omni Si Database Technical Practices Manual

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Table 5.1AEntry Fields for Record Code AC
COMMENTS
access code
numericalvalue torepresent aspecific feature
-All code type numbers, range 000-255, are
defined in Table 5.1 D.
-To fill in this field, find the code type
numbers associated with the first digit of the
station numbering plan.
further identify the code type in relation to
termination information.
-Table 
5.1C defines the code type identifier
numbers.
Access Code
-When defining an access code, do the
following:
-To fill in this field, find the code type
identifier number associated with the first digit
of the chosen access codes in Tables 5.1 B or
5.1 D.-Enter digits from right to left (right justified,
zero filled) in columns 18-21.
-Enter the same number in column 21 that
was used in column 12, which represents the
first digit of the access code using code type
number 10 or 11.
-When * or # is used as the first digit of an
access code, enter 11 for 
* and 12 for # in
columns 20 and 21.
-Enter zeros in unused columns (right
justified, zero filled).SVR 5210
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Table 5.1AEntry Fields for Record Code AC (Continued)
COL.VALID
NAMEENTRIESCOMMENTS
18-21Code Type
cont’d) Identifier
Number
x-./ 1
0000-9999 =number
. .Station Numbering Plan
When defining a station numbering plan ,do
the following:
-To fill in this field, find the code type
identifier number associated with the first digit
of the chosen station numbering plan in Table5.1B or 5.1D.-For a three-digit station numbering plan,
enter in column 21 the first missing terminal
digit that normally would be dialed for DID
applications.
-Example:
ABCxxxx
OfficeMissingStation
CodeTerminalNumber
Digit
If the missing terminal digit cannot be
determined, a zero can be used in its place.
-Once a terminal digit is assigned, it must be
used in all applicable areas of the data
sheets.
-If there is no missing terminal digit (e.g.,
code type identifier is 12 for code type 
67), the
station numbers are entered as a blank and
the three-digit number is entered on the input
sheets. This is the only case where a blank is
valid.
-The CTI range of 0000-0063 is the trunk
group number, and the CTI range of 0000 to
9999 is the station or pilot number as
indicated in Table 5.16 or 5.1 D.
-For the MERS on-network access code
type 
(105), the first digit of the code type
identifier must be a 0 (lo-digit dialing) or a 7
(7-digit dialing), and the last three digits must
match an NPA or on-network access code
on Record Code MR and be defined on
Record Code TR (check type 9). If 
ONl-ON4 is defined on Record Codes
MRTTR/NT/TD, then one of code types 105,
94, 96, 126, or 127 must be defined.
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Table 5.18)Standard Access Codes
Code 
CT/CT1 # DESCRIPTION
00090128Attendant Access
10670012
:067 067Three-digit station numbering system0012 0012Three-digit station numbering system
station
4
0670012Three-digit numbering system
Three-digit station numbering system -spare
--1..=I.0670015Four-digit station numbering system spare-
0670015
-:0670015Four-digit station numbering system
Four-digit station numbering system - spare
4
0670015Four-digit station numbering system -spare
5.01000051 st digit of two-digit feature access
6.Oll0006Three-digit attendant access codes
i
01q 0007Two-digit trunk access
010 0008Additional Trunk Groups (FX, WATS, TIE, SCC, etc.)
90010001*CO Trunks/MERS (Trunk Group 1)
010 00111st digit of two-digit access codes for station features
#
0100012
*01st digit of two-digit access codes for station features1170000
*1Individual Speed Access0400000Call Hold
:;079 0210000 0000Executive Reminder Entered
*4Call Forward Variable (Flexible)
0240000
“5Group Dial Call Pickup0250000
“6Extended Group Dial Call Pickup0330000Conference
7
0570000
1;Trunk Call On Hook (Queuing)0320000Meet Me Conference
0390000Call Park
9&0280000
*#Station Camp-On0310000Night Answer
#O1180000#lIndividual Speed Change0440000Call Hold Answer
z:080 0200000 0000Call Executive Forward Reminder Fixed Canceled
#40260000Station Dial Call Pickup
#50190000Executive Override
#60130000Call Waiting Answer
#7058 0000Trunk Call On-Hook (Queuing) Cancel
Ei014 0430000 0000Call Call Waiting Park Answer Originating
P0290000Camp-On Cancel
##0120000Group Speed Calling
500000004
51Automatic Call Distribution Feature Access (Future)1210000Unstaff Position T
521250000Staff Position T
531220000
zzCall Supervisory ACD (Agent) 
T
1230000Emergency Assistance T
1240000Bad Line T
560470000
57MDR Account Code - CTI must be # of digits used (l-8)
0880000
58Priority Call
0490000Recorder Announcer - CTI requires REC/ANTRK#
XYYY where X = PEC and YYY = PABX TRK *
590000004SpareSVR 5210
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Table 5.1BStandard Access Codes (Continued)
Code 
CT/CT1 # DESCRIPTION
60#1060000Real-Time Clock Update
61#0300000Flexible Night Connection
62#0170000Attendant Control of Trunk Group Off
63#046 0000Attendant Force Release of TrunkW%0550000RLT Day Mode
65#0560000RLT Silent Mode
66# _082 0000Executive Reminder Deactivate (Attendant)
67#0900000MERS Time of Day Change (Cancel)
68#000.0000‘ISpare
69#075 0000Message Waiting Deactivate (Attendant Administrator)
6801020000MERS Time Zone Display
6900830000Message Waiting Process - CTI requires a station #
699119 0000Group Speed Calling Update (CTI is a remainder of
SID/256; enter A STATION #)
6880000004Attendant Access Two-Way Trunk 
- Spare
710010002Trunk Group 2 Access
720010003Trunk Group 3 Access
730010004Trunk Group 4 Access
740010005Trunk Group 5 Access
750220000Code Call Originating
760230000Code Call Answer
770340000Paging Access
780350000Page Answer
790360000Dictation Access - CTI requires a trunk group number
---0840000Maid Service in Progress Access Code Tt
---0850000Maid Service Completed 7-t
---0860000Room Restriction Activation from Administrative Phone or
Attendant Console j-j-
---0870000Room Restriction Deactivation from Administrative Phone
or Attendant Console 
tttACD Station User End
j-TAccess codes are custom designed in accordance with the customer data base.
(The above access codes are examples. They can be used as is, modified, or added to if
desired.)
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Table 5.1C AC Rules
AC-02 CODE TYPE
A code type must be one of the valid code types shown in Tables 3.1 and
3.3, and must be appropriate for SVR 5210.
AC-03 ACCESS CODE
When defining the access code digits., 
the use of dashes must be
consistent. If digit 2 equals 
-, then drgrt 3 must be -.
Examoles: RetAccess
Code
‘- ACCode1--
Allowed
ACl-lIncorrect specification
AC-04 ACCESS CODE 
- CODE TYPE
Code type 10 indicates the first digit of a two-digit access code.If this
code type is used, then digits 2 and 3 must be 
-. Only digit 1 can be
specified.
Examples: 
RetAccessCode
CodeCode
E
1--%Allowed
111
10Incorrect specification
AC
ll-10Incorrect specification
AC-05 ACCESS CODE 
- CODE TYPE
Code type 11 indicates the first digit of a three-digit access code. If this
code type is used, then digits 2 and 3 must be 
-. Only digit 1 can be
specified.
Examples: 
RetAccessCode
Code
ACCode
2--
9Allowed
AC
AC222
11Incorrect specification
22-
11Incorrect specification
AC-51 ACCESS CODE
The access codes must be unique across the AC forms. This also applies
to any two-digit combinations.
Examples: 
RetAccess
CodeCode
AC1 
o-AC
210Access code duplication
AC1 
o-Access code duplicationSVR 5210
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The listed record code is required for the code types specified
Record CodesCode Types
AD
113AT
,-.g)GSMK
PN
RCWT
15, 16,17, 18, 45,
46,
89,90,102,106,107
76 2512,119
;“o
,,53, 55,56
98, 99,100, 115AC-52 CODE TYPE IDENTIFIER
(a)The attendant number(s) specified in the code type ID field for code
type 9 must be defined on Record Code AT.
(b)The pilot number specified in the code type ID field for code type 37,
38, 41, 42, 61, 62, 138, or 139 must be defined as the pilot number of
the corresponding hunt group on Record Code HG.
(c)The intercept routing code specified in the code type ID field for code
type 0 must be defined on Record Code IR.
(d)The SCC number specified in the code type ID field for code type 120
must be defined on Record Code SA.
(e)The SA access code specified on Record Code SA must appear on
an AC record code with a code type of 1, 2, 3, 4, or 8.
(0The on-net code specified in the code type ID field for code type
105 must be defined on Record Code TR.
(g)The trunk group number specified in the code type ID field for code
types 
1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 27, 36, 69, 97, and 141 must be defined on
Record Code 
Tl.AC-52 CODE TYPE 
- OTHER RECORD CODES
The listed class of service mark on Record Code DC, DD, or NC is required for the specified
code types.
Class of Service Mark
CC (Record Code DC, 
DD)CF (Record Code NC)
’CV (Record Code NC)
CO (Record Code NC)
EX (Record Code NC)
HD (Record Code NC)
MC (Record Code DC, DD)
PA (Record Code DC, DD)
PC (Record Code DC, DD)
PK (Record Code NC)
RL (Record Code DC, DD)
SA (Record Code NC)
UN (Record Code NC)Code Type
22. 2320’
21
28, 29
1940, 44
32, 33
34, 3533. 32
39; 43
53
120
31
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Table 5.1CAC Rules (Continued)AC-53 ACCESS CODE 
- OTHER RECORD CODES
A feature was specified in the class of service record codes (DC, DD, NC), but an access
code for the feature was not defined.
N-Displayable
Access Code
Class of Service
Type
cc22, 23
x-
./,”iiit 33
ME
48’
FAC34, 32, 35 33
RL..53, 55,56
::20 28, 29cv
DC2l
K71, 19 72HD40, 44
FIi83 13,14
Et39, 120 43
SC119
i/ti:, 82
AC-54 ACCESS CODE 
- TRUNK GROUP
Access codes should be defined on a 
Tl form for all trunk groups having an outgoing or
two-way direction.
If a trunk group does not have an access code, access to the code must
be provided on another record code such as T, TD, OD (code types TGO and TGS), or RP.
AC-55 ACCESS CODE
If two-and/or three-digit access codes are defined, then the first digit of the two-and /or
three-digit access code must be defined on an AC form.
Examples:
Ret Access Code Code Type
CodeCodeType Identifier
AC 
l-- 100001First digit of a two-digit
accesscode
AC
12- 000000 Two digit access code
AC 
2-- 110002First digit of a three-digit
access code
AC211 020010 Three-digit access code
AC-56 CODE TYPE
If the ward control was specified on Record Code AT, then code types 98 and 99 are
required, and if the time period control was specified on Record Code AT, then code type 100
is required.SVR 5210
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Code type 007 requires the members of the specified trunk group to have a supervisory
outgoing signal value of SO (Seize Out) on Record Code TC.
AC-58 ACCESS CODE 
- RECORD CODE
An access code used on Record Code SA was not found on Record Code AC.
AC-59 ‘CODE 
TvP.ECode type 066 is the required input on Record Code AC whenever there are RN Record
Codes with a code type of 3DG or 4DG.
AC-66 
CGDE TYPE - MERS
An access code must be provided with either code type 094, 096, 105, 126, or 127 for the
MERS on-network dialing feature to work properly on Record Code AC-53 
						

							TL-130400-1001Table 5.1 DCode Type/Code Type identifiers Definition and Description
Code
TypeNo.Description ofCode TypeApplicable Applicable
CPG RecordSVR
Code
000
Inter.ceptRoding Code
001
002
003
004
005
006
007
008
009
._CO Access
Code
Foreign
Exchange (FX)
Access Code
CCSA Access
Code
WATS Access
Code
1st Digit of
Directory
Number Dialed
Station Code 
-Four Digit
Termination
Processing
Tie Line- Ring
Down. Number
Digit Sending
Access Code.
Tie Line Digit
Outpulsing
needed Access
Code
Attendant
Access Code
ACu(nU$se?foraccessAll
TLD (Linew3e = NW)
N (Code
=SE).ACAll
ACAll
ACAll
ACAll
AC2.2.x.x
LC2.2.x.x
‘o~;o,jtACAll
ACAll
AC
AT
CL(Destination
Type = ATTN)
CNAllDB Table 
- Code
Type Identifier
Values in Decimal
(Hex Values in
Parenthesis)
Values0 -15 (0 -F) as
defined in T6031CPG Record
Code Type
Identifier
ValuesAC: 
OOO-0015 as
defined on
00-63 (00-3F)Trunk Group No.
00-63 (00-3F)Trunk Group No.
00-63 (00-3F)Trunk Group No.
00-63 (00-3F)Trunk Group No.
O-96O-9) for 3-i
15 (F7it Dialing
for 4-Digit
Dialing
Remainder of Line
Software ID Divided
by 256
00-63 (00-3F)Trunk Group No.
00-63 (00-3F)Trunk Group No.
Attendant Consoles:
128 (80) Console 0
064 (40 Console 1
or an
YJombination
0 ConsolesIR record.
CL, IR, RN:
CT/CT1 are
Internally
Generated.
0000-0063
0000-0063
0000-0063
0000-0063
0000-0009
for 3 Digit
0015 for 4
Digit
CT/CT1 are
Internally
Generated
0000-0063
0000-0063
0000-0255
Examples:
CitLt?et 0SVR 5210
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Table 5.1DCode Type/Code Type identifiers Definition and Description (Continued)
Code Description of
TypeCode TypeNo.Applicable Applicable DB Table 
- Code
CPG RecordSVRType Identifier
CodeValues in Decimal
(Hex Values in
Parenthesis)
ValuesACAll
O-9 (0-!$)9DigitsCPG Record
Code Type
Identifier
Values
0101 st Digit of Two
Digit-Access
Code0000-0009
0011
001211 (B) Digit*
12 (C) Digit#
Oli1st Digit of
Three Digit 
”Access CodeACAll
O-9 (O;JgDigits11 (B) Digit”
12 (C) 
Digit#ACAll0 (0) Unassigned
oooEotog0012012 Group Speed
Calling Access
0002= 100
Speed Call
Nos.
0003 = 1000Speed Call
Nos.
0000 013014
015Call Waiting
Answer Code
Call Waiting
Originating
Access Code
for Conference
Bridge 2
Attendant
Control of Trunk
Group 
- On
Attendant
Control of Trunk
Group 
- Off
$;;;fant Direct
Executive
Override
Call Forwarding
- Fixed
Call Forwarding
- Variable
Code Calling 
-Origination
Code Calling
AnswerACAll0 (0) Unassigned
ACAll0 (0) Unassigned0000
ACAll0 (0) Unassigned
0000
016ACAll
0 (0) Unassigned0000017ACAll0 (0) Unassigned
0000
018019ACAll0 (0) Unassigned0000ACAll0 (0) Unassigned0000
020
021
022
023ACAll0 (0) Unassigned0000ACAll0 (0) Unassigned
0000ACAll0 (0) Unassigned
0000ACAll0 (0) Unassigned
0000