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    							Section 400-Programming FF6: TRS/ARS
576-13-400 DBS 576 (USA) issued 05/20/98
     l     Page 6-23
FF1System
FF2Tr u n k s
FF3Extensions
FF4FF-/Soft Keys
FF5Groups
FF6TRS/ARS
0   System
Configuration
FF7Appl ications
FF8Maintenance Introduction
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FF8Maintenance Introduction
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Notes:
If this is set to 0=Do Not Allow (default), the system will check the phone number stored inside the SSD 
bin for TRS restrictions, and allow or block the call based on those restrictions.
If this is set to 1=Allow, users in this TRS Class can dial SSD numbers regardless of any TRS 
restrictions that may apply to the dialed number.
Related Programming:
Allowed SSD Range (pg. 6-24)     FF6 1 03 0001 Hold (000-799) Hold
SSD Numbers (pg. 8-46)     FF8 1 02 Hold 0 Hold Hold (SSD) Hold FLASH (Phone No.) Hold
        
Notes:
Related Programming:
TRS Override on SSD Dialing
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Set whether SSD dialing will override TRS for originators with this TRS Class.
FF6   1   02   (01-50)    0003   Hold    (0 or 1)   Hold
 
 
0=Do not allow TRS override for
    SSDs.  (default)
1=Allow TRS override for SSDs.



 	
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TRS Class No. 1-50
assigned to the originator
of an outbound call
(extension, DISA trunk, etc.)
Star (Q) and Pound (#) Dialing Restriction
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Allow/Restrict dialing the Q or # key for originators with this TRS Class.
FF6   1   02   (01-50)    0004    Hold    (0 or 1)   Hold
 
 
0=Allow Q and # dialing.   (default)
1=Do not allow 
Q or  # dialing.



 	
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Page 6-24
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FF6  1  03:   TRS Class: SSD Range
        
Notes:
The system will check this setting only if 
TRS Override on SSD Dialing (pg. 6-23) is set to 1=Allow 
(the default is 0=Do Not Allow).
Related Programming:
TRS Override on SSD Dialing (pg. 6-23)      FF6 1 02 (01-50) 0002 Hold (0 or 1) Hold
Allowed SSD Range
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Set the highest-numbered SSD code allowed to be dialed by originators with 
TRS Classes that are enabled for 
TRS Override on SSD Dialing (pg. 6-23).
FF6   1   03   0001   Hold   (000-799)   Hold 
 
Highest-Numbered SSD Code Allowed
default:  0  (No TRS)NOTE:  The lowest allowed SSD code is
always 000.



 	
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    							Section 400-Programming FF6: TRS/ARS
576-13-400 DBS 576 (USA) issued 05/20/98
     l     Page 6-25
FF1System
FF2Tr u n k s
FF3Extensions
FF4FF-/Soft Keys
FF5Groups
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0   System
Configuration
FF7Appl ications
FF8Maintenance Introduction
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FF6  2:   ARS Settings 
NOTE:  These addresses include ARS routing tables: 
r  Time List Tables
r  Route List Table
r  Closed Numbering Table
r  Tandem Exchange Table
FF6  2  00 thru 02:  Time List Tables
NOTE:  In the Time List Tables, you can set up ARS routing based on when the call is 
placed -- time of day, day of week, or day of year (such as holiday).  Each entry points to a 
Route List Table.
        
Notes:
Related Programming:
Day of the Week for Time List Table
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Assign a Time List Table number to each day of the week.
FF6   2   00   (0001-0007)   Hold   (1-4)   Hold
 
 
Time List Table No. 1-40001=Sunday
0002=Monday
0003=Tuesday
0004=Wednesday
0005=Thursday
0006=Friday
0007=Saturdaydefault:  1



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Page 6-26
     l     DBS 576 (USA) issued 05/20/98 576-13-400
FF1System
FF2Tr u n k s
FF3Extensions
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FF5Groups
FF6TRS/ARS
0   System
Configuration
FF7Appl ications
FF8Maintenance Introduction
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FF1System
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Notes:
Related Programming:
Day of the Year for Time List Table
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Assign up to 20 Special Days during the year that are “exceptions to the rule” 
(such as holidays), and assign a Time List Table number to each.
FF6   2   01   (0001-0040)   Hold   (MMDD or 1-4)   Hold 
 
0001=Special Day 1:  Date
0002=Special Day 1:  Time List Tbl 
0003=Special Day 2:  Date
0004=Special Day 2:  Time List Tbl
0005=Special Day 3:  Date
0006=Special Day 3:  Time List Tbl
...
0039=Special Day 20:  Date
0040=Special Day 20:  Time List Tbl...  0101-1231
...  1-4
...  0101-1231
...  1-4
...  0101-1231
...  1-4
...
...  0101-1231
...  1-4
default:  0000 (Date) or 1 (Time List Table)
for all Special Days



 	



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    							Section 400-Programming FF6: TRS/ARS
576-13-400 DBS 576 (USA) issued 05/20/98
     l     Page 6-27
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Notes:
Related Programming:
FF6 2 03: Route List Table (pg. 6-28)
Table 6-6.   Time List Tables #1 thru #4:   FF6  2  02  (0-3)  (01-50)  (0001-0010)  Hold      
Time List Tables #1 thru #4:   FF6  2  02  ......
Time Period #1Time Period #2...Time Period #5
(0-3)(01-50)0001000200030004...00090010
Table No. Group No. Start Time Rt.List No. Start Time Rt.List No. ... Start Time Rt.List No.
0 (Tbl.#1) 01 0000-2359 0-100 0000-2359 0-100 ... 0000-2359 0-100
... 0000-2359 0-100 0000-2359 0-100 ... 0000-2359 0-100
50 0000-2359 0-100 0000-2359 0-100 ... 0000-2359 0-100
1 (Tbl.#2) 01 0000-2359 0-100 0000-2359 0-100 ... 0000-2359 0-100
... 0000-2359 0-100 0000-2359 0-100 ... 0000-2359 0-100
50 0000-2359 0-100 0000-2359 0-100 ... 0000-2359 0-100
2 (Tbl.#3) 01 0000-2359 0-100 0000-2359 0-100 ... 0000-2359 0-100
... 0000-2359 0-100 0000-2359 0-100 ... 0000-2359 0-100
50 0000-2359 0-100 0000-2359 0-100 ... 0000-2359 0-100
3 (Tbl.#4) 01 0000-2359 0-100 0000-2359 0-100 ... 0000-2359 0-100
... 0000-2359 0-100 0000-2359 0-100 ... 0000-2359 0-100
50 0000-2359 0-100 0000-2359 0-100 ... 0000-2359 0-100
Time List Tables
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Define up to 4 different Time List Tables, each with up to 50 time-period 
groups. Within each group, up to 5 different time periods can be entered, with 
each entry pointing to a Route List Table.
FF6   2   02    (0-3)    (01-50)   (0001-0010)   Hold   (0000-2359 or 0-100)   Hold 
Time List Table No.0001=Time Period #1 Start Time  ...  HHMM (0000-2359)
0002=Time Period #1 Route List  ...  (0-100)
0003=Time Period #2 Start Time  ...  HHMM (0000-2359)
0004=Time Period #2 Route List  ...  (0-100)
0005=Time Period #3 Start Time  ...  HHMM (0000-2359)
0006=Time Period #3 Route List  ...  (0-100)
0007=Time Period #4 Start Time  ...  HHMM (0000-2359)
0008=Time Period #4 Route List  ...  (0-100)
0009=Time Period #5 Start Time  ...  HHMM (0000-2359)
0010=Time Period #5 Route List  ...  (0-100)Group No.
defaults:  0000 (Start Time) and
0 (no assigned Route List) 0=Table #1
1=Table #2
2=Table #3
3=Table #4



 	



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FF1System
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0   System
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FF6  2  03:   Route List Table  
NOTE:  The Route List Table can contain up to 100 different routing paths.  Each path 
can have up to 5 different Routes to be checked by the system in priority order when an 
outbound call is ARS-routed.  Each Route points to an entry in the Route Table.
Table 6-7.   Route List Table:   FF6  2  03  (001-100)  (0001 thru 0014)  Hold      
      
Notes:
Route Nos. 1-200 are defined in 
FF6 2 04: Route Table (pg. 6-36), in which each Route is assigned a 
Trunk Group and a Digit Modify Pattern (if any) for adding digits to the beginning and/or end of the 
dialed number, or deleting digits from the beginning of it.
Related Programming:
Route Table: Trunk Group Assignment (pg. 6-36)     FF6 2 04 (001-200) 0001 Hold (0-99) Hold
Route Table: Digit Modify Pattern No. (pg. 6-37)     FF6 2 04 (001-200) 0002 Hold (0-50) Hold
Route List Table:   FF6  2  03  ......
1st Priority Route2nd Priority Route...5th Priority Route
(001-100)00010002000300040005...001200130014
Bin No. RouteARS 
Level RouteARS 
LevelARS 
Alarm ... RouteARS 
LevelARS 
Alarm
001 0-200 0-9 0-200 0-9 0=OFF
1=ON... 0-200 0-9 0=OFF
1=ON
002 0-200 0-9 0-200 0-9 0=OFF
1=ON... 0-200 0-9 0=OFF
1=ON
... 0-200 0-9 0-200 0-9 0=OFF
1=ON... 0-200 0-9 0=OFF
1=ON
100 0-200 0-9 0-200 0-9 0=OFF
1=ON... 0-200 0-9 0=OFF
1=ON
Route List Table: 1st Priority Route No.
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
For each Route List Table entry, assign the first Route to be checked by the system.
FF6   2   03   (001-100)    0001    Hold    (0-200)    Hold
 
 
1st-Priority Route No. 1-200Route List Table Entry
default:  0  (not linked to Route Table)



 	
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    							Section 400-Programming FF6: TRS/ARS
576-13-400 DBS 576 (USA) issued 05/20/98
     l     Page 6-29
FF1System
FF2Tr u n k s
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FF5Groups
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0   System
Configuration
FF7Appl ications
FF8Maintenance Introduction
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FF1System
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Notes:
If the 
route’s ARS Level is higher than the 
call originator’s ARS Level
, ARS routing will stop and the 
caller will receive busy tone.
However, if the route’s ARS level is lower than or equal to the originator’s ARS Level, the system will 
search for an available trunk in the current-priority Route. If all trunks are busy, the system will either 
continue to the next-priority route, or queue the call to wait for an available trunk on the current-priority 
route (if 
Trunk Queuing for Originator (Route List) is enabled/default).
Related Programming:
ARS Level for Originator (Route List) (pg. 6-19)     FF6 1 01 (01-50) 0002 Hold (0-9) Hold
Trunk Queuing for Originator (Route List) (pg. 6-20)     FF6 1 01 (01-50) 0003 Hold (0 or 1) Hold
Route List Table: 1st Priority Route No. (pg. 6-28)     FF6 2 03 (001-100) 0001 Hold (0-200) Hold
Route List Table: 2nd Priority Route No. (pg. 6-29)     FF6 2 03 (001-100) 0003 Hold (0-200) Hold
      
Notes:
Route Nos. 1-200 are defined in 
FF6 2 04: Route Table (pg. 6-36), in which each Route is assigned a 
Trunk Group and a Digit Modify Pattern (if any) for adding digits to the beginning and/or end of the 
dialed number, or deleting digits from the beginning of it.
Related Programming:
Route Table: Trunk Group Assignment (pg. 6-36)     FF6 2 04 (001-200) 0001 Hold (0-99) Hold
Route Table: Digit Modify Pattern No. (pg. 6-37)     FF6 2 04 (001-200) 0002 Hold (0-50) Hold
Route List Table: 1st Priority ARS Level
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Assign an ARS Level to the first-priority Route.
FF6   2   03   (001-100)    0002    Hold   (0-9)    Hold
 
 
ARS Level 0-9 for 1st-Priority Route
default:  Level 0



 	
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Route List Table: 2nd Priority Route No.
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
For each Route List Table entry, assign the second Route to be checked by the system.
FF6   2   03   (001-100)    0003    Hold    (0-200)    Hold
 
 
2nd-Priority Route No. 1-200
default:  0 (not linked to Route Table)



 	
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FF6TRS/ARS
0   System
Configuration
FF7Appl ications
FF8Maintenance Introduction
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FF1System
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Notes:
If the 
route’s ARS Level is higher than the 
call originator’s ARS Level
, ARS routing will stop and the 
caller will receive busy tone.
However, if the route’s ARS level is lower than or equal to the originator’s ARS Level, the system will 
search for an available trunk in the current-priority Route. If all trunks are busy, the system will either 
continue to the next-priority route, or queue the call to wait for an available trunk on the current-priority 
route (if 
Trunk Queuing for Originator (Route List) is enabled/default).
Related Programming:
ARS Level for Originator (Route List) (pg. 6-19)     FF6 1 01 (01-50) 0002 Hold (0-9) Hold
Trunk Queuing for Originator (Route List) (pg. 6-20)     FF6 1 01 (01-50) 0003 Hold (0 or 1) Hold
Route List Table: 2nd Priority Route No. (pg. 6-29)     FF6 2 03 (001-100) 0003 Hold (0-200) Hold
Route List Table: 3rd Priority Route No. (pg. 6-31)     FF6 2 03 (001-100) 0006 Hold (0-200) Hold
        
Notes:
The 
ARS Alarm tells callers they are going to be using a more-expensive (lower-priority) trunk.  The 
ARS Alarm sounds in the receiver only once, just before the system seizes the trunk. 
Related Programming:
Route List Table: 2nd Priority Route No. (pg. 6-29)     FF6 2 03 (001-100) 0003 Hold (0-200) Hold
Route List Table: 2nd Priority ARS Level
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Assign an ARS Level to the second-priority Route.
FF6   2   03   (001-100)    0004    Hold    (0-9)    Hold
 
ARS Level 0-9 for 2nd-Priority Route
default:  Level 0



 	
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Route List Table: 2nd Priority ARS Alarm
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Enable/Disable the ARS Alarm for the second-priority Route.
FF6   2   03   (001-100)    0005    Hold    (0 or 1)    Hold
 
 
0=Alarm OFF for 2nd Route (default)
1=Alarm ON for 2nd Route




 	
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576-13-400 DBS 576 (USA) issued 05/20/98
     l     Page 6-31
FF1System
FF2Tr u n k s
FF3Extensions
FF4FF-/Soft Keys
FF5Groups
FF6TRS/ARS
0   System
Configuration
FF7Appl ications
FF8Maintenance Introduction
Appe ndix  A
Appe ndix  B
FF1System
FF2Tr u n k s
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FF5Groups
FF6TRS/ARS
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Configuration
FF7Appli cations
FF8Maintenance Introduction
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Appe ndix B
      
Notes:
Route Nos. 1-200 are defined in 
FF6 2 04: Route Table (pg. 6-36), in which each Route is assigned a 
Trunk Group and a Digit Modify Pattern (if any) for adding digits to the beginning and/or end of the 
dialed number, or deleting digits from the beginning of it.
Related Programming:
Route Table: Trunk Group Assignment (pg. 6-36)     FF6 2 04 (001-200) 0001 Hold (0-99) Hold
Route Table: Digit Modify Pattern No. (pg. 6-37)     FF6 2 04 (001-200) 0002 Hold (0-50) Hold
      
Notes:
If the 
route’s ARS Level is higher than the 
call originator’s ARS Level
, ARS routing will stop and the 
caller will receive busy tone.
However, if the route’s ARS level is lower than or equal to the originator’s ARS Level, the system will 
search for an available trunk in the current-priority Route. If all trunks are busy, the system will either 
continue to the next-priority route, or queue the call to wait for an available trunk on the current-priority 
route (if 
Trunk Queuing for Originator (Route List) is enabled/default).
Related Programming:
ARS Level for Originator (Route List) (pg. 6-19)     FF6 1 01 (01-50) 0002 Hold (0-9) Hold
Trunk Queuing for Originator (Route List) (pg. 6-20)     FF6 1 01 (01-50) 0003 Hold (0 or 1) Hold
Route List Table: 3rd Priority Route No. (pg. 6-31)     FF6 2 03 (001-100) 0006 Hold (0-200) Hold
Route List Table: 4th Priority Route No. (pg. 6-32)     FF6 2 03 (001-100) 0009 Hold (0-200) Hold
Route List Table: 3rd Priority Route No.
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
For each Route List Table entry, assign the third Route to be checked by the system.
FF6   2   03   (001-100)    0006    Hold   (0-200)    Hold
 
 



 	
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Route List Table Entry
default:  0  (not linked to Route Table) (Bin) No. 1-100
Route List Table: 3rd Priority ARS Level
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Assign an ARS Level to the third-priority Route.
FF6   2   03   (001-100)    0007    Hold    (0-9)    Hold
 
 
ARS Level 0-9 for 3rd-Priority Route
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FF8Maintenance Introduction
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Notes:
The 
ARS Alarm tells callers they are going to be using a more-expensive (lower-priority) trunk.  The 
ARS Alarm sounds in the receiver only once, just before the system seizes the trunk. 
Related Programming:
Route List Table: 3rd Priority Route No. (pg. 6-31)     FF6 2 03 (001-100) 0006 Hold (0-200) Hold
      
Notes:
Route Nos. 1-200 are defined in 
FF6 2 04: Route Table (pg. 6-36), in which each Route is assigned a 
Trunk Group and a Digit Modify Pattern (if any) for adding digits to the beginning and/or end of the 
dialed number, or deleting digits from the beginning of it.
Related Programming:
Route Table: Trunk Group Assignment (pg. 6-36)     FF6 2 04 (001-200) 0001 Hold (0-99) Hold
Route Table: Digit Modify Pattern No. (pg. 6-37)     FF6 2 04 (001-200) 0002 Hold (0-50) Hold
Route List Table: 3rd Priority ARS Alarm
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Enable/Disable the ARS Alarm for the third-priority Route.
FF6   2   03   (001-100)    0008    Hold   (0 or 1)    Hold
 
 
0=Alarm OFF for 3rd Route  (default)
1=Alarm ON for 3rd Route



 	
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Route List Table: 4th Priority Route No.
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
For each Route List Table entry, assign the fourth Route to be checked by the system.
FF6   2   03   (001-100)    0009    Hold    (0-200)    Hold
 
 



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Route List Table Entry
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