PREFACE ..................................................................................................................

1. INTRODUCTION .........................................................................................................2

2. DATE, TIME AND EXCHANGE IDENTIFICATION.....................................................7

SET DATE AND TIME ...................................................................................... 2100 .............. 7
DISPLAY DATE AND TIME .............................................................................. 2102 .............. 8
DISPLAY EXCHANGE IDENTIFICATION ........................................................ 2105 .............. 9

3. RESTRICTION LEVELS ...........................................................................................11

CHANGE TRAFFIC CLASS RESTRICTION LEVEL ........................................ 2300 ............ 11
DISPLAY TRAFFIC CLASS RESTRICTION LEVEL ........................................ 2301 ............ 12
CHANGE FACILITY CLASS MARK RESTRICTION LEVEL ............................ 2302 ............ 13
DISPLAY FACILITY CLASS MARK RESTRICTION LEVEL ............................ 2303 ............ 14

4. DNR ASSOCIATIONS...............................................................................................15
ASSIGN DNR-LINE CIRCUIT RELATION........................................................ 3000 ............ 15
DELETE DNR-LINE CIRCUIT RELATION ....................................................... 3000 ............ 15
ASSIGN LINE CIRCUIT-OPERATOR RELATION ........................................... 3001 ............ 16
DELETE LINE CIRCUIT-OPERATOR RELATION ........................................... 3001 ............ 16
DISPLAY DNR-LINE CIRCUIT RELATION ...................................................... 3002 ............ 17
DISPLAY LINE CIRCUIT-DNR RELATION ...................................................... 3003 ............ 18

5. MULTIPLE SUBSCRIBER NUMBER .......................................................................19

CHANGE MSN PARAMETERS........................................................................ 3006 ............ 19
DISPLAY MSN PARAMETERS ........................................................................ 3007 ............ 20
CHANGE FIXED MSN DIGIT ........................................................................... 3008 ............ 21
DISPLAY FIXED MSN DIGIT............................................................................ 3009 ............ 21

6. TRAFFIC CLASSES .................................................................................................22

CHANGE TRAFFIC CLASS OF DNR............................................................... 3025 ............ 22
DISPLAY TRAFFIC CLASS OF DNR ............................................................... 3026 ............ 23

7. FACILITY CLASS MARKS .......................................................................................24

ASSIGN FACILITY CLASS MARK(S)............................................................... 3030 ............ 24
DELETE FACILITY CLASS MARK(S) .............................................................. 3031 ............ 24
DISPLAY FACILITY CLASS MARK(S) ............................................................. 3032 ............ 25
DISPLAY FACILITY CLASS MARK SUMMARY .............................................. 3034 ............ 27

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8. CALL FORWARDING .............................................................................................. 28
ASSIGN CALL FORWARDING ........................................................................ 3040.............28
DELETE CALL FORWARDING........................................................................ 3040.............28
DISPLAY CALL FORWARDING ...................................................................... 3042.............28

9. FOLLOW-ME............................................................................................................ 30
ASSIGN FOLLOW-ME ..................................................................................... 3043.............30
DELETE FOLLOW-ME..................................................................................... 3043.............30
DISPLAY FOLLOW-ME.................................................................................... 3044.............30

10. HOTLINE .................................................................................................................. 32

ASSIGN HOTLINE ........................................................................................... 3050.............32
DELETE HOTLINE ........................................................................................... 3050.............32
DISPLAY HOTLINE.......................................................................................... 3052.............33

11. GROUP ARRANGEMENTS ..................................................................................... 34

ASSIGN GROUP MEMBER ............................................................................. 3070.............34
DELETE GROUP MEMBER............................................................................. 3071.............35
DISPLAY GROUP MEMBER DATA................................................................. 3034.............35

12. ABBREVIATED NUMBERS ..................................................................................... 36

ASSIGN ABBREVIATED NUMBER ................................................................. 3080.............36
DELETE ABBREVIATED NUMBER................................................................. 3080.............36
DISPLAY ABBREVIATED NUMBER................................................................ 3082.............37

13. IABD AND LENR FACILITY..................................................................................... 38

ASSIGN IABD AND LENR FACILITY............................................................... 3085.............38
DELETE IABD AND LENR FACILITY .............................................................. 3086.............38

14. ANALYSIS GROUP AND COMPATIBILITY VALUE ............................................... 39

ASSIGN ANALYSIS GROUP AND COMPATIBILITY VALUE ......................... 3094.............39
DELETE ANALYSIS GROUP AND COMPATIBILITY VALUE ......................... 3094.............39
DISPLAY ANALYSIS GROUP AND COMPATIBILITY VALUE........................ 3095.............40

15. DOWNLOAD ............................................................................................................ 41

DOWNLOAD REQUEST FOR AN EXTENSION.............................................. 3096.............41

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16. PASSWORD PROTECTED FACILITIES ..................................................................42
ASSIGN PID OR COST CENTRE NUMBER.................................................... 3100 ............ 42
ERASE PID OR COST CENTRE NUMBER ..................................................... 3101 ............ 42
DISPLAY PID OR COST CENTRE NUMBER .................................................. 3102 ............ 43
ASSIGN ACCESS TO PASSWORD PROTECTED FACILITIES ..................... 3133 ............ 44
ERASE ACCESS TO PASSWORD PROTECTED FACILITIES....................... 3134 ............ 44
DISPLAY ACCESS TO PASSWORD PROTECTED FACILITIES.................... 3135 ............ 45

17. METERING RESULTS ..............................................................................................46

DISPLAY METERING RESULTS ..................................................................... 3520 ............ 46

18. NIGHT TRAFFIC AND SPECIAL EXTENSIONS ......................................................47

ASSIGN MAIN COMMON NIGHT EXTENSION............................................... 3610 ............ 47
DELETE MAIN COMMON NIGHT EXTENSION .............................................. 3610 ............ 47
ASSIGN SUB COMMON NIGHT EXTENSION ................................................ 3611 ............ 47
DELETE SUB COMMON NIGHT EXTENSION................................................ 3611 ............ 47
ASSIGN INDIVIDUAL NIGHT EXTENSION ..................................................... 3612 ............ 48
DELETE INDIVIDUAL NIGHT EXTENSION..................................................... 3612 ............ 48
ASSIGN PERMANENT LINE EXTENSION ...................................................... 3613 ............ 49
DELETE PERMANENT LINE EXTENSION...................................................... 3613 ............ 49
ASSIGN OVERFLOW EXTENSION ................................................................. 3614 ............ 50
DELETE OVERFLOW EXTENSION................................................................. 3614 ............ 50
CHANGE TRAFFIC CLASS OF NIGHT EXTENSION GROUP ....................... 3615 ............ 51
DISPLAY SPECIAL EXTENSIONS .................................................................. 3616 ............ 52
ASSIGN UNIT TO CANS AREA ....................................................................... 3620 ............ 53
DELETE UNIT FROM CANS AREA ................................................................. 3621 ............ 53
DISPLAY CANS AND HOOTER CHARACTERISTICS.................................... 3622 ............ 54
CHANGE HOOTER PRESENCE MARK .......................................................... 3623 ............ 55

19. NUMBERING SCHEME ............................................................................................56

ASSIGN ANALYSIS TREE TO DIAL TYPE...................................................... 4020 ............ 56
ASSIGN INTERNAL NUMBERING SCHEME BLOCK ..................................... 4021 ............ 57
ASSIGN INTERNAL NUMBERING SCHEME NUMBER.................................. 4022 ............ 58
ASSIGN EXTERNAL NUMBERING SCHEME NUMBER ................................ 4023 ............ 62
CHANGE TRAFFIC CLASS BARRING ............................................................ 4024 ............ 63
MAKE NUMBER UNOBTAINABLE .................................................................. 4025 ............ 63
ASSIGN BARRED EXTERNAL NUMBER........................................................ 4026 ............ 64
ERASE BARRED EXTERNAL NUMBERS....................................................... 4027 ............ 64

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 DISPLAY BARRED EXTERNAL NUMBER(S) ................................................. 4028.............64

20. FAULT REPORTS .................................................................................................... 65

DISPLAY MAJOR ALARMS ............................................................................. 6020.............65
DISPLAY MINOR ALARMS.............................................................................. 6021.............65
DISPLAY SILENT ALARMS ............................................................................. 6022.............65
DISPLAY HISTORY ALARMS.......................................................................... 6023.............65
DISPLAY BLOCKED ALARMS ........................................................................ 6025.............65
REROUTE ALARM SIGNALLING .................................................................... 6026.............66
CLEAR ALARM BUFFERS .............................................................................. 6029.............66

21. CIRCUIT CONDITIONS ............................................................................................ 68

SET CIRCUIT CONDITION TO IN SERVICE .................................................. 7010.............68
SET CIRCUIT CONDITION OUT OF SERVICE .............................................. 7012.............68
SET CIRCUIT CONDITION TO NOT INSTALLED........................................... 7014.............68
FORCE CIRCUIT CONDITION TO OUT OF SERVICE ................................... 7015.............69
DISPLAY CIRCUIT CONDITION...................................................................... 7030.............69
FIND RESOURCE WITH A GIVEN CIRCUIT CONDITION ............................. 7031.............71

22. SYSTEM START ...................................................................................................... 72

WARM START ................................................................................................. 8151.............72

23. BACKUP MAINTENANCE ....................................................................................... 73

GENERATE BACKUP MEMORY IMAGE ........................................................ 8300.............73
PURGE MIS FILE ON BACKUP DEVICE ........................................................ 8301.............73
SET / RESET BACKUP MAINTENANCE LOCK.............................................. 8310.............74

24. INDEX ....................................................................................................................... 75

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PREFACE
This book is valid for the Operator Desk OM Commands for all iS3000 systems running System
SoftWare 805 (SSW 805) and Call@Net (SSW 810).

This manual is valid for all types of Operator Desks, but the representation of the display and keys
used in this book are based on those of the SuperVisor 25/35.
When using another device, refer to the relevant user guide for the keys to be used in OM mode.

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1. INTRODUCTION

WHAT IS AN OM COMMAND

OM stands for Operational Maintenance. An OM command allows you to perform maintenance

functions on an operational system. To execute an OM command as described in this manual, you
can use the following operator consoles:

- a SUPERVISOR 20
- a SUPERVISOR 30
- a SUPERVISOR 50
- a SuperVisor 25
- a SuperVisor 35
- a SuperVisor 55

Keep in mind that the representation of the display and keys used in this book are based on those
of the SuperVisor 25/35. When using another device, refer to the relevant user guide for the keys
to be used in OM mode.
The use of OM commands includes :

- Specification and modification of project dependent data like Numbering Scheme (internal and
external) and Traffic Classes
- Assigning of facilities to extension users
- Reading of alarms and system status reports
- Changing of service conditions

An OM command consists of a procedure code of 4 digits and zero or more parameters.

KEY USAGE

The Administrative Mode (AM) key is used to start (and stop) an OM session.
The display will show :

1 1

The party A field of the display (PA) shows the key level (0 or 1) of the operator desk.
1 is the highest level (key on the back inserted).
With key level 1 more actions are allowed than with key level 0.

The party B field of the display (PB) shows the step number 1, meaning the system is ready to
accept an OM command.

The bottom line in the display shows :

SP OU LP EX

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SP SPACE key
This key is used to separate commands from parameters or parameters
mutually.

OU OUT key
This key is used to correct input. It works in 2 ways:
- Pressing it after entering a digit results in deleting the last entered
digit(s). For example you want to enter 1234 but you enter 1233 by
mistake.
Press the OU key and enter 4.

- Pressing it after pressing the SP key results in going back an entire

step. For example you enter 1234 followed by the SP key and decide
that it should have been 5678.
Press the OU key immediately after the SP key and enter 5678.

LP LEAVE LOOP key

This key is used to enter a hyphen (-).

EX EXECUTE key
This key is used to execute the entered command.

1 2 3 The numeric keypad is used to enter the 4 digit command codes and
parameters.
4 5 6

7 8 9

* 0 #

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REPRESENTATION OF COMMANDS

An OM command consists of a procedure code and parameters. Procedure codes and parameters
are represented as decimal numbers. In this manual the commands are represented (as a number
of four digits) as follows :

STEP KEY

1 3030 SP 3030 2

2 FACILITY CLASS MARK SP FCM 3

3 DNR (LP) DNR-

(BSPT) EX 1 1

Assume that you start in the AM mode.

The display shows :

1 1

1. To execute command 3030 press these keys on the keypad. The digits entered will appear in
the PB display. Press the SP key to confirm the 4 digit command code. The entered digits will
shift from the PB to the PA display and if the command code is valid the PB display will show
the next step number.

2. Now the first parameter, FACILITY CLASS MARK must be entered.

This represented as follows :

FCM

Fill in a number, representing the Facility Class Mark. The FCM will appear in the PB field.
After pressing the SP key, the entered FCM will shift from the PB to the PA field.
Again PB will show the next step number : in this case 3.

3. Enter the number representing the DNR (1 ... 6 digits).

The (LP) key is between ( ), meaning that pressing this key may be omitted.
If this key is omitted, also omit the BSPT parameter : therefor it is also between ( ).

4. Enter the number representing the DNR (1 ... 6 digits).

Press the EX key.
The display shows :

1 1

This means that the command is accepted and executed.

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ERROR HANDLING

An error is indicated by a short beep and the following display :

3030 032 1

- 3030 : indicates the number of the procedure in which the error was made.
- 032 : represents the error message.

Use the OU key to remove the error message and re-try the command.

In the example above OM command 3030 “Display DNR - Line Circuit Relation” was used in
combination with an External Hardware Address that had no board assigned to it.
This causes the error message 032 “EHWA not in use”.

For more detailed information of all alarm codes consult the OM Commands Manual (MML).

ASSUMPTIONS

In the layout of OM commands in this book a number of assumptions are made.

It is assumed, that:

- The user is entitled to execute all the commands.

In other words no restriction levels for Facility Class Marks and Traffic Classes on the operator
desk (with key) are set. If restriction levels are set this will result in error message 041
“Restriction on Action”.

- The key at the back of the Operator Desk is inserted (key level 1).

- No invalid parameters are entered.

E.g. when the command 3030 “Assign Facility Class Mark“ is executed the entered DNR
should be an existing one and the Facility Class Mark should not be marked Read Only (RO).

- Display commands are only used when there is something to display.

E.g. when the command 3042 “Display Call Forwarding” is executed for a certain DNR it does
not result in error message 031 “No relations or data found” but displays an Originator DNR
and a Destination number.

- No commands are executed that require a password.

E.g. no attempt should be made to use the command 7012 “Set Circuit Condition to Out of
Service” on a board in the CM shelf. This will result in error message 111 “Higher degradation
level required”.

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DISPLAY FORMAT

If data is displayed using OM commands the following layout is generated by the system:

06 1 99 999999

06 : is the step number of the display, indicating which parameter is displayed.

1 : is the sequence number within a step.
This is only incremented if the parameter to be displayed is longer than 8 digits,
for example a 12 NC would be displayed in 2 consecutive steps, 061 and 062.
99 999999 : is the parameter to be displayed (0 ... 8 digits) : 99999999 in this example.

In general : when more than 6 digits have to be displayed, the first digit(s) will appear in the right
hand side of the PA field.
- The SUPERVISOR 30, 50 and 55 show the PA and PB fields on the screen. The procedures
remain the same.
- The SUPERVISOR 20 displays a hyphen (-) as a “t”, while the other models display it as a “C”
or “-”, depending on the release.

WHAT IS A BSP-ID

A BSP-ID consists of a DNR part and an optional Basic Service Profile Type part, separated by a
hyphen ('-').
It is possible to assign more than one BSP to a DNR. In that case it is not allowed to omit the
BSPT part. In all other cases it is possible to omit the BSPT part. Then the system will use the
BSPT identified by the DNR.
Commonly used BSPT values are :
- 14 : means SOPHO speech.
- 20 ... 93 : user definable.
- 95 & 97 : voice.
- 98 : any (default).

For more information consult the OM Commands Manual (MML).

A special BSPT value is “All BSPT“ (99). When this value is entered in a data changing command,
then the required changes will be executed for every BSP-ID with the given DNR. When entered in
a display command, the required relations are displayed for every BSP-ID with the given DNR.

When the system option BSPT-IN-BSP-ID-NOT-ALLOWED-IN-OPERATORS is set, then the BSP-

ID must be omitted. The LP key will be blocked (producing a beep).

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2. DATE, TIME AND EXCHANGE IDENTIFICATION

SET DATE AND TIME 2100

STEP KEY

1 2100 SP 2100 2

2 YEAR SP YEAR 3

3 MONTH SP MONTH 4

4 DAY OF MONTH SP DAY 5

5 DAY OF WEEK SP DAY 6

6 HOUR SP HOUR 7

7 MINUTES EX 1 1

When the system clock is not in service the date and time will not be set, but no error report is
generated.

PARAMETERS
YEAR : The current year 1985 ... 2050
MONTH : The current month 1 ... 12
DAY OF MONTH : The current date 1 ... 31
DAY OF WEEK : The day of the week 1 ... 7
Normally 1 is used for the first workday of the week
HOUR : Hours 0 ... 23
MINUTES : Minutes 0 ... 59

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DISPLAY DATE AND TIME 2102

STEP KEY

1 2102 SP 2102 2

2 EX 011 DATE

EX 021 DAY OF WEEK

EX 031 TIME

EX 1 1

PARAMETERS
DATE : In the following layout :
- first 4 digits : Year
- next 2 digits : Month
- last 2 digits : Date
DAY OF WEEK : The day of the week
TIME : In the following layout :
- first 2 digits : Hours
- last 2 digits : Minutes

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DISPLAY EXCHANGE IDENTIFICATION 2105

STEP KEY

1 2105 SP 2105 2

2 UNIT EX 011 UNIT

EX 021 CM UNIT

EX 031 PACK.ID

EX 041 PACK. LEVEL

EX 051 COUNTRY

EX 061 EXCH. NO.

EX 071 ADMIN. NO.

EX 081 USER ID.

EX 091 (first 7) 12 NC

EX 092 (last 5) 12 NC

EX 1 1

PARAMETERS
UNIT : Unit number 1 ... 14
CM UNIT : Always 1
PACK. ID. : The system software, e.g. 6 810 25
PACK. LEVEL : 0 means: No patches.
Each patch gives a letter of the alphabet, starting with A.
Note that not all types of operator desks can display alpha characters.
COUNTRY : The country number : see next page.
EXCH. NO. : Exchange number 4 digits
USER ID. : Not used.
ADMIN. NO. : Administrative number 4 digits
12 NC : The 12 NC of the exchange 12 digits

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 COUNTRY ABBREVIATION NUMBER
Austria AT 720
Australia AU 150
Belgium BE 170
Brasil BR 200
Switzerland CH 980
Germany DE 320
Denmark DK 300
Spain ES 850
Far East FRE 022
France FR 380
Great Britain GB 420
Italy IT 520
Luxembourg LU 630
Netherlands NL 670
Portugal PT 790
Sweden SE 970
South Africa ZA 960
Rest of the world WLD 000

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3. RESTRICTION LEVELS

CHANGE TRAFFIC CLASS RESTRICTION LEVEL 2300

STEP KEY

1 2300 SP 2300 2

2 TERMINAL TYPE SP TYPE 3

3 TRFC SP TRFC 4

4 (UN)RESTRICTED EX 1 1

Each OM terminal, operators terminal and SysManager system has restriction levels assigned to it.
This means that some Traffic Classes (TRFC) cannot be assigned on that specific terminal or
operators desk. This command is used to determine which TRFCs may be assigned and deleted
from a certain terminal type. If a TRFC is unrestricted, then the OM terminal user is allowed to
change that TRFC.

If TRFC is omitted all traffic class restriction levels will be changed depending on the restriction.
If (UN)RESTRICTED is omitted the action is restricted.

PARAMETERS
TERMINAL TYPE : 0 = VDU terminal
1 = Operator terminal
2 = Operator key terminal
3 = SysManager
TRFC : Traffic Class 0 ... 7
(UN)RESTRICTED : 0 = Unrestricted
1 = Restricted (default)

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 DISPLAY TRAFFIC CLASS RESTRICTION LEVEL 2301

STEP KEY

1 2301 SP 2301 2

2 TERMINAL TYPE EX 011 UNRESTRICTED

EX 021 TRFC

(EX)

EX 1 1

Press the EX key until all restricted TRFCs are displayed.

Instead of TRFCs one of the following codes can be displayed :

- 30059 : All TRFCs are restricted for the VDU terminal.

- 30060 : operator terminal.
- 30061 : operator key terminal.
- 30062 : SysManager.

PARAMETERS
TERMINAL TYPE : 0 = VDU terminal
1 = Operator terminal
2 = Operator key terminal
3 = SysManager
TRFC : Traffic Class 0 ... 7
(UN)RESTRICTED : 0 = Unrestricted
1 = Restricted (default)

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 CHANGE FACILITY CLASS MARK RESTRICTION LEVEL 2302

STEP KEY

1 2302 SP 2302 2

2 TERMINAL TYPE SP TYPE 3

3 FACILITY CLASS MARK SP FCM 4

4 (UN)RESTRICTED EX 1 1

Each OM terminal, operators terminal and SysManager system has restriction levels assigned to it.
This means that some Facility Class Marks (FCM) cannot be assigned on that specific terminal or
operators desk. This command is used to determine which FCMs may be assigned and deleted
from a certain terminal type. If a FCM is unrestricted, then the OM terminal user is allowed to
change that FCM.

If FCM is omitted all traffic class restriction levels will be changed depending on the restriction.
The Read Only FCMs cannot be entered.
If (UN)RESTRICTED is omitted the action is restricted.

PARAMETERS
TERMINAL TYPE : 0 = VDU terminal
1 = Operator terminal
2 = Operator key terminal
3 = SysManager
FCM : Facility Class Mark : see table on page 25.
(UN)RESTRICTED : 0 = Unrestricted
1 = Restricted (default)

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 DISPLAY FACILITY CLASS MARK RESTRICTION LEVEL 2303

STEP KEY

1 2303 SP 2303 2

2 TERMINAL TYPE EX 011 UNRESTRICTED

EX 021 FCM

(EX)

EX 1 1

Press the EX key until all restricted FCMs are displayed.

Instead of FCM one of the following codes can be displayed :

- 30059 : All FCMs are restricted for the VDU terminal.

- 30060 : operator terminal.
- 30061 : operator key terminal.
- 30062 : SysManager.

PARAMETERS
TERMINAL TYPE : 0 = VDU terminal
1 = Operator terminal
2 = Operator key terminal
3 = SysManager
FCM : Facility Class Mark : see table on page 25.
(UN)RESTRICTED : 0 = Unrestricted
1 = Restricted (default)

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4. DNR ASSOCIATIONS

ASSIGN DNR-LINE CIRCUIT RELATION 3000

STEP KEY

1 3000 SP 3000 2

2 DNR LP DNR

(BSPT) SP DNR-BSPT 3

3 SHELF SP SHELF 4

4 BOARD SP BOARD 5

5 CIRCUIT SP CIRCUIT 6

6 INDICATOR EX 1 1

If alarm code 124 appears, there is already an existing relation for the specified line circuit.

DELETE DNR-LINE CIRCUIT RELATION 3000

STEP KEY

1 3000 SP 3000 2

2 DNR (LP) DNR

(BSPT) EX 1 1

PARAMETERS
DNR : Directory number 1 ... 6 digits
BSPT : Basic Service Profile Type 0 ... 98
SHELF : Identity of shelf in the format UUCCS :
UU = Unit number (multi unit systems only) 1 ... 14
CC = Cabinet number 1 ... 15
S = Shelf number 1 ... 4
BOARD : Board position in the shelf 1 ... 29
CIRCUIT : Circuit number on the board 0 ... 31
INDICATOR : Indicates if an inter unit move is continued when there is not enough
space for the Individual Abbreviated Dialling (IABD) numbers of the
extension in the destination unit:
0 = abort
1 = continue

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ASSIGN LINE CIRCUIT-OPERATOR RELATION 3001

STEP KEY

1 3001 SP 3001 2

2 OPERATOR DNR SP DNR 3

3 SHELF SP SHELF 4

4 BOARD SP BOARD 5

5 CIRCUIT SP CIRCUIT 6

6 OPERATOR TYPE EX 1 1

DELETE LINE CIRCUIT-OPERATOR RELATION 3001

STEP KEY

1 3001 SP 3001 2

2 OPERATOR DNR EX 1 1

PARAMETERS
OPERATOR DNR : Directory number of operator 1 ... 6 digits
SHELF : Identity of shelf in the format UUCCS :
UU = Unit number (multi unit systems only) 1 ... 14
CC = Cabinet number 1 ... 15
S = Shelf number 1 ... 4
BOARD : Board position in the shelf 1 ... 29
CIRCUIT : Circuit number on the board 0 ... 31
OPERATOR TYPE : Type of operator
0 = Basic operator console
1 = Enhanced operator console
2 = Digital operator console

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DISPLAY DNR-LINE CIRCUIT RELATION 3002

STEP KEY

1 3002 SP 3002 2

2 DNR EX 011 DNR

EX 021 SHELF

EX 031 BOARD

EX 041 CIRCUIT

EX 1 1

PARAMETERS
DNR : Directory number 1 ... 6 digits
SHELF : Identity of shelf in the format UUCCS :
UU = Unit number (multi unit systems only) 1 ... 14
CC = Cabinet number 1 ... 15
S = Shelf number 1 ... 4
BOARD : Board position in the shelf 1 ... 29
CIRCUIT : Circuit number on the board 0 ... 31

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 DISPLAY LINE CIRCUIT-DNR RELATION 3003

STEP KEY

1 3003 SP 3003 2

2 SHELF SP SHELF 3
3 BOARD SP BOARD 4

4 CIRCUIT EX 011 SHELF

EX 021 BOARD

EX 031 CIRCUIT

EX 041 TYPE

EX 051 DNR-BSPT

(when BSP-ID exceeds 8 chars) (EX) 052 BSPT

EX 061 USER TEXT

EX 092

EX 1 1

When the DNR has more than one BSP-ID assigned to it, the procedure returns to the beginning of
step 4.
EX 011 DNR-BSPT

(when BSP-ID exceeds 8 chars) (EX) 012 BSPT

EX 021 USER TEXT

after the last BSP-ID EX 1 1

PARAMETERS
TYPE : Indicates the type of circuit :
20533 = Line Circuit
20534 = Basic Operator Console
20664 = Enhanced Operator Console
20666 = Digital Operator Console
USER TEXT : Allowance to 'use' the BSPT :
20095 = Yes
20096 = No (due to e.g. license)

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5. MULTIPLE SUBSCRIBER NUMBER

CHANGE MSN PARAMETERS 3006

STEP KEY

1 3006 SP 3006 2

2 SHELF SP SHELF 3

3 BOARD SP BOARD 4

4 CIRCUIT SP CIRCUIT 5

5 MSN YPE (SP) MSN TYPE 6

6 (NO. OF MSN DIGITS) EX 1 1

The hardware address should relate to an extension circuit.

When Multiple Subscriber Number (MSN) type is 1, the number of MSN digits determines which
least significant part of the DNR is used to identify the terminal at the S0-bus.
When MSN type is 2, use command 3008 to determine which MSN digit will actually be send onto
the S0 -bus or which digit should be received from the S0-bus.

PARAMETERS
SHELF : Identity of shelf in the format UUCCS :
UU = Unit number (multi unit systems only) 1 ... 14
CC = Cabinet number 1 ... 15
S = Shelf number 1 ... 4
BOARD : Board position in the shelf 1 ... 29
CIRCUIT : Circuit number on the board 0 ... 31
MSN TYPE : 0 = no MSN
1 = MSN
2 = MSN with fixed digit
NO. OF MSN : Number length of the MSN 0 ... 6
DIGITS This parameter is only relevant for MSN type 1

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DISPLAY MSN PARAMETERS 3007

STEP KEY

1 3007 SP 3007 2

2 SHELF SP 011 SHELF

3 BOARD SP 021 BOARD

4 CIRCUIT EX 031 CIRCUIT

EX 041 MSN TYPE

EX 051 NO. DIGITS

EX 1 1

PARAMETERS
SHELF : Identity of shelf in the format UUCCS :
UU = Unit number (multi unit systems only) 1 ... 14
CC = Cabinet number 1 ... 15
S = Shelf number 1 ... 4
BOARD : Board position in the shelf 1 ... 29
CIRCUIT : Circuit number on the board 0 ... 31
MSN TYPE : 20723 = no MSN
20724 = MSN
20725 = MSN with fixed digit
NO. OF MSN : Number length of the MSN 0 ... 6
DIGITS This parameter is only relevant for MSN type 1

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CHANGE FIXED MSN DIGIT 3008

STEP KEY

1 3008 SP 3008 2

2 DNR LP DNR-

BSPT SP DNR-BSPT 3

3 DIGIT SP DIGIT 4

EX 1 1

DISPLAY FIXED MSN DIGIT 3009

STEP KEY

1 3009 SP 3009 2

2 DNR LP DNR-

BSPT EX 011 DNR-BSPT

EX 021 DIGIT

EX 1 1

PARAMETERS
DNR : Directory number 1 ... 6 digits
BSPT : Basic Service Profile Type 0 ... 98
DIGIT : Fixed MSN digit 0 ... 9, # or *

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6. TRAFFIC CLASSES

CHANGE TRAFFIC CLASS OF DNR 3025

STEP KEY

1 3025 SP 3025 2

2 (DAY-TRFC) SP DAY-TRFC 3

3 (NIGHT-TRFC) SP NIGHT-TRFC 4

4 (UP-TRFC) SP UP-TRFC 5

5 (DOWN-TRFC) SP DOWN-TRFC 6

6 DNR (LP) DNR-

(BSPT) EX 1 1

If a traffic class (TRFC) is omitted it is not changed.

PARAMETERS
DAY-TRFC : Day traffic class of an extension or operator 0 ... 7
NIGHT-TRFC : Night traffic class of an extension 0 ... 7
UP-TRFC : Upgraded traffic class of an extension 0 ... 7
DOWN-TRFC : Downgraded traffic class of an extension 0 ... 7
DNR : Directory number of extension or operator 1 ... 6 digits
BSPT : Basic Service Profile Type 0 ... 98

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 DISPLAY TRAFFIC CLASS OF DNR 3026

STEP KEY

1 3026 SP 3026 2

2 DNR (LP) DNR-

(BSPT) EX 011 DNR-BSPT

EX 021 DAY-TRFC

EX 031 NIGHT-TRFC

EX 041 UP-TRFC

EX 051 DOWN-TRFC

EX 1 1

If the traffic class of an operator is displayed, the night traffic class is empty.

PARAMETERS
DAY-TRFC : Day traffic class of an extension or operator 0 ... 7
NIGHT-TRFC : Night traffic class of an extension 0 ... 7
UP-TRFC : Upgraded traffic class of an extension 0 ... 7
DOWN-TRFC : Downgraded traffic class of an extension 0 ... 7
DNR : Directory number of extension or operator 1 ... 6 digits
BSPT : Basic Service Profile Type 0 ... 98

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7. FACILITY CLASS MARKS

ASSIGN FACILITY CLASS MARK(S) 3030

STEP KEY

1 3030 SP 3030 2

2 FACILITY CLASS MARK SP FCM 3

3 DNR (LP) DNR-

(BSPT) EX 1 1

Note that some FCMs are marked RO (Read Only), which means they cannot be assigned with
this command. FCMs with RO have a special command to assign them.

DELETE FACILITY CLASS MARK(S) 3031

STEP KEY

1 3031 SP 3031 2

2 FACILITY CLASS MARK SP FCM 3

3 DNR (LP) DNR-

(BSPT) EX 1 1

PARAMETERS
FCM : Facility Class Mark (FCM) : see table on page 25.
DNR : Directory number of extension or operator 1 ... 6 digits
BSPT : Basic Service Profile Type 0 ... 98

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 DISPLAY FACILITY CLASS MARK(S) 3032

STEP KEY

1 3032 SP 3032 2

2 DNR (LP) DNR-

(BSPT) EX 011 DNR-BSPT

EX 021 FCM

(EX) FCM

EX 1 1

Repeat pressing the EX key until all FCMs are displayed.

Table 7-1 Overview of FCM

0 = add on entitled
1 = IABD and LENR RO
2 = break in entitled
3 = break in protected
4 = data protected
5 = data protected entitled
6 = ELC barred
7 = follow me entitled
8 = follow me protected
9 = indialling barred
10 = metering
11 = preference to operator
12 = Business telephone
13 = test call entitled
14 = trunk priority allocation
15 = long line
16 = CF on Don't answer extension or absent group member RO
17 = hot line RO
18 = delayed hot line RO
19 = group member RO
20 = call pick-up individual RO
21 = executive RO
22 = secretary RO
23 = special extension RO
24 = don't disturb
25 = don't disturb entitled
26 = toll ticketing
27 = status display member RO
28 = external service display
29 = auto COB on originator
30 = auto COB on destination
31 = X.21 DTE
32 = keytone post dialling allowed

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 33 = voice mail server
34 = call waiting entitled
35 = call waiting protected
36 = start COB entitled
37 = CF on busy extension or on empty group RO
38 = direct access protected
39 = fixed follow me entitled RO
40 = TRANSCOM DTE
41 = line position available RO
42 = park position available RO
43 = executive line position entitled RO
44 = enquiry by impulse digit
45 = selective call answering RO
46 = CLI permanently restricted
47 = overrule CLIR
48 = ARB entitled
49 = ARB protected
50 = B-channel overflow
51 = COL permanently restricted
52 = message waiting on ALC
53 = collect call reception entitled
54 = CF on Not Reachable entitled RO
55 = time-break enabled
56 = B-channel bundling allowed
57 = Desk sharing entitled
58 = keytone dialling
59 = enquiry by keytone digit
60 = enquiry by keytone digit full

The following FCMs are not available in SSW 805

61 = network priority/force release

62 = enquiry by keytone entitled
63 = multi-line entitled
64 = conference supervisor RO
65 = CLIP on analogue display
66 = Desk sharing avoidance

RO means Read Only, which means they cannot be assigned/

deleted with command 3030/3031.

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 DISPLAY FACILITY CLASS MARK SUMMARY 3034

STEP KEY

1 3034 SP 3034 2

2 FCM EX 011 VOICE +

EX 021 VOICE -

EX 031 DATA +

EX 041 DATA -

EX 051 GROUP +

EX 061 GROUP -

EX 1 1

On the display the following is shown:

- Voice + : Number of voice extensions having the entered FCM.
- Voice - : Number of voice extensions not having the entered FCM.
- Data + : Number of data extensions having the entered FCM.
- Data - : Number of data extensions not having the entered FCM.
- Group + : Number of group arrangements having the entered FCM.
- Group - : Number of group arrangements not having the entered FCM.

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8. CALL FORWARDING

ASSIGN CALL FORWARDING 3040

STEP KEY

1 3040 SP 3040 2

2 CF-TYPE SP CF-TYPE 3

3 ORIGINATOR DNR (LP) DNR-

(BSPT) SP DNR-BSPT 4

4 DESTINATION EX 1 1

DELETE CALL FORWARDING 3040

STEP KEY

1 3040 SP 3040 2

2 CF-TYPE SP CF-TYPE 3

3 ORIGINATOR DNR (LP) DNR-

(BSPT) EX 1 1

DISPLAY CALL FORWARDING 3042

STEP KEY

1 3042 SP 3042 2

2 ORIGINATOR DNR (LP) ORIG-DNR-

(BSPT) EX 011 DNR-BSPT

EX 021 CF-TYPE

EX 031 DESTINATION

EX 1 1

If the ORIG-DNR+BSPT is longer than 8 digits also step 012 will appear.
If the destination number is longer than 8 digits also steps 041 and 051 will appear.

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PARAMETERS
CF-TYPE : Call forwarding type :
0 = on don't answer
1 = on busy
2 = on absent group member
3 = on empty group
4 = on group overflow
5 = when group in night service
6 = on not existing DNR
7 = on out of order extension
8 = on not reachable extension
ORIG-DNR : Originator extension DNR 1 ... 6 digits
BSPT : Basic Service Profile Type 0 ... 98
DESTINATION : This can be:
- An extension or operator DNR 1 ... 6 digits
- A group DNR 1 ... 6 digits
- General operator access code 1 ... 6 digits
- Paging number 1 ... 20 digits
- External number 1 ... 20 digits

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9. FOLLOW-ME

ASSIGN FOLLOW-ME 3043

STEP KEY

1 3043 SP 3043 2

2 FM-TYPE SP FM-TYPE 3

3 ORIGINATOR DNR (LP) ORIG-DNR-

(BSPT) SP DNR-BSPT 4

4 DESTINATION EX 1 1

DELETE FOLLOW-ME 3043

STEP KEY

1 3043 SP 3043 2

2 FM-TYPE SP FM-TYPE 3

3 ORIGINATOR DNR (LP) ORIG-DNR-

(BSPT) EX 1 1

DISPLAY FOLLOW-ME 3044

STEP KEY

1 3044 SP 3044 2

2 ORIGINATOR DNR (LP) DNR-

(BSPT) EX 011 ORIG-DNR-

EX 021 FIXED FM DEST

EX 031 ACT STATUS

EX 041 DESTINATION

EX 1 1

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PARAMETERS
FM-TYPE : Type of Follow Me :
0 = normal Follow Me
1 = fixed Follow Me
ORIG-DNR : Originator extension DNR or group DNR. Group DNR 1 ... 6 digits
not allowed in case of fixed Follow Me.
BSPT : Basic Service Profile Type 0 ... 98
DESTINATION : This can be:
- An extension or operator DNR 1 ... 6 digits
- A group DNR 1 ... 6 digits
- General operator access code 1 ... 6 digits
- Paging number 1 ... 20 digits
- External number 1 ... 20 digits
ACT STATUS : Activation status for fixed Follow Me :
20531 = activated
20532 = not activated

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10. HOTLINE

ASSIGN HOTLINE 3050

STEP KEY

1 3050 SP 3050 2

2 ORIGINATOR DNR (LP) ORIG-DNR-

(BSPT) SP DNR-BSPT 3

3 DESTINATION SP DESTINATION 4

4 DELAY MARK SP DELAY MARK 5

5 POSTDIAL MARK SP POSTDIAL 6

6 TRFC EX 1 1

DELETE HOTLINE 3050

STEP KEY

1 3050 SP 3050 2

2 ORIGINATOR DNR (LP) ORIG-DNR-

3 (BSPT) EX 1 1

PARAMETERS
ORIG-DNR : Originator extension DNR. 1 ... 6 digits
BSPT : Basic Service Profile Type 0 ... 98
DESTINATION : Destination number 1 ... 20 digits
DELAY MARK : 0 = no
1 = yes
POSTDIAL MARK : 0 = no
1 = yes
TRFC : Traffic Class 0 ... 7

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 DISPLAY HOTLINE 3052

STEP KEY

1 3052 SP 3052 2

2 ORIGINATOR DNR (LP) ORIG-DNR-

(BSPT) EX 011 DNR-BSPT

EX 021 DESTINATION

EX 031 DELAY MARK

EX 041 POSTDIAL

EX 051 TRFC

EX 1 1

If the ORIG-DNR+BSPT is longer than 8 digits also step 012 will appear.
If the destination number is longer than 8 digits also steps 022 etc. will appear.

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11. GROUP ARRANGEMENTS

ASSIGN GROUP MEMBER 3070

STEP KEY

1 3070 SP 3070 2

2 GROUP DNR SP GROUP DNR 3

3 MEMBER DNR (LP) DNR-

(BSPT) SP DNR-BSPT 4

4 (SWITCH ALLOWANCE) SP ALLOWANCE 5

5 RANK NUMBER (SP) RANK NO. 6

6 (LINE POSITION) (SP) LINE 7

7 (PARK POSITION) EX 1 1

With this command you can add additional members to a group.

If the assigned member is the first member of an ACD group, the group is switched into “Day”
service.
If line or park position is not given, no line or park position is assigned.

PARAMETERS
GROUP DNR : DNR of the group 1 ... 6 digits
MEMBER DNR : DNR of the member 1 ... 6 digits
BSPT : Basic Service Profile Type 0 ... 98
SWITCH : 0 = no : the member cannot switch absent/present
ALLOWANCE 1 = yes : the member can switch absent/present
RANK NUMBER : Member’s rank number 0 ... 63
LINE POSITION : 0 = no
1 = yes
PARK POSITION : 0 = no
1 = yes

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 DELETE GROUP MEMBER 3071

STEP KEY

1 3071 SP 3071 2

2 GROUP DNR SP GROUP DNR 3

3 RANK NUMBER EX 1 1

With this command you can delete members from a group.

The group member is switched absent before being removed from the group.
If the group is not an ACD group, the last member cannot be deleted.
If the last member of an ACD group is deleted, the group is switched into “Night” service.

DISPLAY GROUP MEMBER DATA 3034

STEP KEY

1 3072 SP 3072 2

2 MEMBER DNR LP DNR-

(BSPT) EX 011 DNR-BSPT

EX 021 GROUP DNR

EX 031 ALLOWANCE

EX 041 RANK NO.

EX 051 LINE POSITION

EX 061 PARK POSITION

EX 1 1

With this command you can display data about a group member.

PARAMETERS
LINE POSITION : 20095 = no
20096 = yes
PARK POSITION : 20095 = no
20096 = yes

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12. ABBREVIATED NUMBERS

ASSIGN ABBREVIATED NUMBER 3080

STEP KEY

1 3080 SP 3080 2

2 ABBREVIATED NUMBER SP ABBR. NO. 3

3 EXPANDED NUMBER SP EXP. NO. 4

4 TRFC (SP) TRFC 5

5 (A-GROUP) EX 1 1

If the Analysis Group (A-GROUP) number is omitted, the relation is changed in the common
abbreviated pool.

DELETE ABBREVIATED NUMBER 3080

STEP KEY

1 3080 SP 3080 2

2 ABBREVIATED NUMBER EX 1 1

PARAMETERS
ABBR. NO. : Abbreviated Number 1 ... 6 digits
EXP. NO. : Expanded Number 1 ... 20 digits
TRFC : Traffic Class 0 ... 7
A-GROUP : Analysis Group 0 ... 255

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 DISPLAY ABBREVIATED NUMBER 3082

STEP KEY

1 3082 SP 3082 2

2 ABBREVIATED NUMBER (SP) ABBR. NO. 3

3 (A-GROUP) EX 011 ABBR. NO.

EX 021 EXP. NO.

EX 031 TRFC

EX 041 A-GROUP

EX 1 1

If the expanded number is longer than 8 digits also step 022 will appear.
If the Analysis Group (A-GROUP) number is omitted, an abbreviated number from the common
pool is displayed.

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13. IABD AND LENR FACILITY

ASSIGN IABD AND LENR FACILITY 3085

STEP KEY

1 3085 SP 3085 2

2 DNR EX 1 1

DELETE IABD AND LENR FACILITY 3086

STEP KEY

1 3086 SP 3086 2

2 DNR EX 1 1

PARAMETERS
DNR : Directory number of an extension 1 ... 6 digits

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14. ANALYSIS GROUP AND COMPATIBILITY VALUE

ASSIGN ANALYSIS GROUP AND COMPATIBILITY VALUE 3094

STEP KEY

1 3094 SP 3094 2

2 DNR (LP) DNR-

(BSPT) (SP) DNR-BSPT 3

3 (ANALYSIS GROUP) (SP) A-GROUP 4

4 (COMPATIBILITY VALUE) EX 1 1

In this command either the ANALYSIS GROUP or the COMPATIBILITY VALUE can be omitted. If
the ANALYSIS GROUP or the COMPATIBILITY VALUE is omitted it is deleted (set to zero).

DELETE ANALYSIS GROUP AND COMPATIBILITY VALUE 3094

STEP KEY

1 3094 SP 3094 2

2 DNR (LP) DNR-

(BSPT) EX 1 1

PARAMETERS
DNR : Directory number of extension or operator 1 ... 6 digits
BSPT : Basic Service Profile Type 0 ... 98
A-GROUP : Analysis Group 0 ... 255
CV : Compatibility Value 0 ... 254

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DISPLAY ANALYSIS GROUP AND COMPATIBILITY VALUE 3095

STEP KEY

1 3095 SP 3095 2

2 DNR (LP) DNR-

(BSPT) EX 011 DNR-BSPT

EX 021 A-GROUP

EX 031 CV

EX 1 1

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15. DOWNLOAD

DOWNLOAD REQUEST FOR AN EXTENSION 3096

STEP KEY

1 3096 SP 3096 2

2 DNR (LP) DNR-

(BSPT) EX 1 1

With this command you can 'reprogram' DTE or function key data of an extension.
The actual programming is done with MML commands.
Refer to the OM Commands Manual (MML) for details.

PARAMETERS
DNR : Directory number of extension or operator 1 ... 6 digits
BSPT : Basic Service Profile Type 0 ... 98

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16. PASSWORD PROTECTED FACILITIES

ASSIGN PID OR COST CENTRE NUMBER 3100

STEP KEY

1 3100 SP 3100 2

2 PID/COST CENTRE (SP) PID/CC 3

3 (TRFC) (SP) TRFC 4

4 (DNR) EX 1 1

Use this command to assign Personal IDentification code (PID) or Cost Centre (CC) relations.
In case of a PID also a traffic class value must be entered and optionally a DNR.

ERASE PID OR COST CENTRE NUMBER 3101

STEP KEY

1 3101 SP 3101 2

2 PID/COST CENTRE (SP) PID/CC 3

(DNR) EX 1 1

It is not allowed to omit both parameters. If the PID/COST-CENTRE number is omitted, the DNR
must be given. In that case all PID numbers for that DNR are erased.

PARAMETERS
DNR : Directory number of extension 1 ... 6 digits
PID/CC : Personal IDentification code, or 1 ... 16 digits
Cost Centre 1 ... 12 digits
TRFC : Traffic Class 0 ... 7

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 DISPLAY PID OR COST CENTRE NUMBER 3102

STEP KEY

1 3102 SP 3102 2

2 PID/COST CENTRE (SP) 011 1st PID/CC part

(DNR) EX 012 2nd PID/CC part

EX 021 TRFC

EX 031 DNR

EX 1 1

When both PID/COST-CENTRE and DNR are omitted, all relations are displayed.

PARAMETERS
1st PID-CC part : First eight digits of the PID or CC number
2nd PID-CC part : Last eight digits of the PID or CC number
DNR : Directory number of extension 1 ... 6 digits
PID/CC : Personal IDentification code, or 1 ... 16 digits
Cost Centre 1 ... 12 digits
TRFC : Traffic Class 0 ... 7

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 ASSIGN ACCESS TO PASSWORD PROTECTED FACILITIES 3133

STEP KEY

1 3133 SP 3133 2

2 DNR (SP) DNR

(FAC-INDICATOR) EX 1 1

This command is used to assign access to the password protected facilities :

- Traffic class up/downgrading
- Password DDO
- Change Password

If Traffic class up-/downgrading or Password DDO (or both) is assigned, the Change Password
facility is assigned implicitly.
When a facility is assigned to a DNR for the first time, the associated password is set to the default
value (all zeros).
An extension user has to change this default password to a 'real' password before it can be used.
If the facility indicator is omitted, the password is reset to all zeros for that DNR.

ERASE ACCESS TO PASSWORD PROTECTED FACILITIES 3134

STEP KEY

1 3134 SP 3134 2

2 DNR (SP) DNR

(FAC-INDICATOR) EX 1 1

If the facility indicator is omitted, all password protected facility relations for the entered DNR are
erased. If the password protected facility "Traffic class up/downgrading" is erased or all password
protected facilities are erased, then the traffic class of the extension is changed to day/night
switching mode.

PARAMETERS
DNR : Directory number of extension 1 ... 6 digits
FAC-INDICATOR : 0 = Traffic class up/downgrading
1 = Password DDO

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 DISPLAY ACCESS TO PASSWORD PROTECTED FACILITIES 3135

STEP KEY

1 3135 SP 3135 2

2 DNR (SP) 011 DNR

(FAC-INDICATOR) EX 021 FAC. INDICAT.

EX 031 DEF. PASSW.

EX 011 FAC. INDICAT.

EX 011 DNR

EX 021 FAC. INDICAT.

EX 031 DEF. PASSW.

EX 1 1

Passwords are never displayed, only an indication is given whether the default password is still set.
If both parameters are omitted, all relations are displayed.

PARAMETERS
DEF.PASSW. : Default password
20095 = yes
20096 = no
DNR : Directory number of extension 1 ... 6 digits
FAC-INDICATOR : 0 = Traffic class up/downgrading
1 = Password DDO

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17. METERING RESULTS

DISPLAY METERING RESULTS 3520

STEP KEY

1 3520 SP 3520 2

2 METERED TYPE (SP) MET. TYPE 3

3 (OBJECT) EX 011 OBJECT

EX 021 MET. COUNTS

EX 1 1

With this command you can display metering results of an extension, night extension or route.
If you did not enter a metering object, the system will ask you to enter one:
- display code 30030 = enter a route number
- display code 30031 = enter a unit number
- display code 30243 = enter a DNR (+BSPT)

If you only press the EX key (again without entering an object), all objects of the given metered
type are displayed.

Depending on the setting of system option “destructive metering read allowed”, the command
resets the metering results after you have read them.

PARAMETERS
METERED TYPE : 0 = DNR
1 = Night extension
2 = Trunk route(s)
OBJECT : Directory number of extension (+BSPT) 1 ... 9 digits
Unit number for metering on night extensions 1 ... 14
Route number 0 ... 254

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18. NIGHT TRAFFIC AND SPECIAL EXTENSIONS

ASSIGN MAIN COMMON NIGHT EXTENSION 3610

STEP KEY

1 3610 SP 3610 2

2 UNIT NUMBER (SP) UNIT 3

3 (DNR) EX 1 1

DELETE MAIN COMMON NIGHT EXTENSION 3610

STEP KEY

1 3610 SP 3610 2

2 (UNIT NUMBER) EX 1 1

In a single unit system the unit number must be omitted.

ASSIGN SUB COMMON NIGHT EXTENSION 3611

STEP KEY

1 3611 SP 3611 2

2 ROUTE NUMBER SP ROUTE 3

3 DNR EX 1 1

DELETE SUB COMMON NIGHT EXTENSION 3611

STEP KEY

1 3611 SP 3611 2

2 ROUTE NUMBER EX 1 1

PARAMETERS
DNR : Directory number of the night extension 1 ... 6 digits
UNIT : Unit number (only for multi unit systems) 1 ... 14
ROUTE : Route number 1 ... 255

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 ASSIGN INDIVIDUAL NIGHT EXTENSION 3612

STEP KEY

1 3612 SP 3612 2

2 SHELF SP SHELF 3

3 BOARD SP BOARD 4

4 CIRCUIT SP CIRCUIT 5

5 (B-CHANNEL) SP B-CHANNEL 6

6 DNR EX 1 1

The hardware address denotes a line circuit.

DELETE INDIVIDUAL NIGHT EXTENSION 3612

STEP KEY

1 3612 SP 3612 2

2 SHELF SP SHELF 3

3 BOARD SP BOARD 4

4 CIRCUIT (SP) CIRCUIT 5

5 (B-CHANNEL) SP 1 1

The hardware address denotes a line circuit to which the Individual Night Extension (INE) is
related.

PARAMETERS
DNR : Directory number of the INE 1 ... 6 digits
SHELF : Identity of shelf in the format UUCCS :
UU = Unit number (multi unit systems only) 1 ... 14
CC = Cabinet number 1 ... 15
S = Shelf number 1 ... 4
BOARD : Board position in the shelf 1 ... 29
CIRCUIT : Circuit number on the board 0 ... 31
B-CHANNEL : Used for ISDN only. 0 ... 31
Relative B-channel number within the access.

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 ASSIGN PERMANENT LINE EXTENSION 3613

STEP KEY

1 3613 SP 3613 2

2 SHELF SP SHELF 3

3 BOARD SP BOARD 4

4 CIRCUIT SP CIRCUIT 5

5 (B-CHANNEL) SP B-CHANNEL 6

6 DNR EX 1 1

The hardware address denotes a line circuit.

DELETE PERMANENT LINE EXTENSION 3613

STEP KEY

1 3613 SP 3613 2

2 SHELF SP SHELF 3

3 BOARD SP BOARD 4

4 CIRCUIT (SP) CIRCUIT 5

5 (B-CHANNEL) SP 1 1

The hardware address denotes a line circuit to which the Permanent Line Extension (PLE) is
related.

PARAMETERS
DNR : Directory number of the PLE 1 ... 6 digits
SHELF : Identity of shelf in the format UUCCS :
UU = Unit number (multi unit systems only) 1 ... 14
CC = Cabinet number 1 ... 15
S = Shelf number 1 ... 4
BOARD : Board position in the shelf 1 ... 29
CIRCUIT : Circuit number on the board 0 ... 31
B-CHANNEL : Used for ISDN only. 0 ... 31
Relative B-channel number within the access.

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ASSIGN OVERFLOW EXTENSION 3614

STEP KEY

1 3614 SP 3614 2

2 ROUTE SP ROUTE 3

3 DNR EX 1 1

DELETE OVERFLOW EXTENSION 3614

STEP KEY

1 3614 SP 3614 2

2 ROUTE EX 1 1

PARAMETERS
DNR : Directory number of Overflow Extension (OVE) 1 ... 6 digits
ROUTE : Route number 0 ... 255

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CHANGE TRAFFIC CLASS OF NIGHT EXTENSION GROUP 3615

STEP KEY

1 3615 SP 3615 2

2 NE-LEVEL SP NE-LEVEL 3

3 TRFC (SP) TRFC 4

4 (UNIT NUMBER) EX 1 1

PARAMETERS
NE-LEVEL : Night extension level :
0 = Individual Night Extension (INE)
1 = Sub Common Night Extension (SCNE)
2 = Main Common Night Extension (MCNE)
3 = Common Answering Night Service (CANS)
TRFC : Traffic Class 1 ... 7
UNIT : Unit number (only for multi unit systems) 1 ... 14

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 DISPLAY SPECIAL EXTENSIONS 3616

STEP KEY

1 3616 SP 3616 2

2 EX 011 TYPE

EX 021 DNR

EX 031 UNIT

EX 041 ROUTE

EX 051 SHELF

EX 061 BOARD

EX 071 CIRCUIT

EX 081 B-CHANNEL

EX 1 1

All special extensions are displayed (extension type and extension DNR).
Additional, the route number for the SCNE(s) and OVE(s) and the external hardware address of
the trunk line of the INE(s) and PLE(s) is displayed.

PARAMETERS
TYPE : 20099 = Main Common Night Extension (MCNE)
20100 = Sub Common Night Extension (SCNE)
20101 = Individual Night Extension (INE)
20102 = Overflow Extension (OVE)
20103 = Permanent Line Extension (PLE)
DNR : Directory number of the extension 1 ... 6 digits
UNIT : Unit number (only for multi unit systems) 1 ... 14
ROUTE : Route number 0 ... 255
SHELF : Identity of shelf in the format UUCCS :
UU = Unit number (multi unit systems only) 1 ... 14
CC = Cabinet number 1 ... 15
S = Shelf number 1 ... 4
BOARD : Board position in the shelf 1 ... 29
CIRCUIT : Circuit number on the board 0 ... 31
B-CHANNEL : Used for ISDN only. 0 ... 31
Relative B-channel number within the access.

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 ASSIGN UNIT TO CANS AREA 3620

STEP KEY

1 3620 SP 3620 2

2 UNIT A SP UNIT A 3

3 UNIT B EX 1 1

This command assigns UNIT A to the Common Answering Night Service (CANS) area of UNIT B.
Only for multi unit systems.

DELETE UNIT FROM CANS AREA 3621

STEP KEY

1 3621 SP 3621 2

2 UNIT A SP UNIT A 3

3 UNIT B EX 1 1

PARAMETERS
UNIT A&B : Unit number 1 ... 14

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 DISPLAY CANS AND HOOTER CHARACTERISTICS 3622

STEP KEY

1 3622 SP 3622 2

2 EX 011 UNIT

EX 021 HOOTER

EX 031 TRFC INE

EX 041 TRFC SCNE

EX 051 TRFC MCNE

EX 061 TRFC CANS

EX 071

EX 1 1

With this command you can display the hooter presence mark (hooter on or off) and the traffic
class assigned to each night extension level.

PARAMETERS
HOOTER : 20096 = absent
20095 = present
TRFC INE : Traffic Class of Individual Night Extension 0 ... 7
TRFC SCNE : Traffic Class of Sub Common Night Extension 0 ... 7
TRFC MCNE : Traffic Class of Main Common Night Extension 0 ... 7
TRFC CANS : Traffic Class of Common Answering Night Service 0 ... 7

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CHANGE HOOTER PRESENCE MARK 3623

STEP KEY

1 3623 SP 3623 2

2 MARK SP MARK 3

3 UNIT EX 1 1

PARAMETERS
MARK : Hooter presence mark :
0 = absent
1 = present
UNIT : Unit number 1 ... 14

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19. NUMBERING SCHEME

ASSIGN ANALYSIS TREE TO DIAL TYPE 4020

STEP KEY

1 4020 SP 4020 2

2 TREE SP TREE 3

3 DIAL TYPE (SP) DIAL TYPE 4

4 (A-GROUP) EX 1 1

PARAMETERS
TREE : Number of the analysis tree 0 ... 254
DIAL TYPE : Possible dial types are :
0 = Extension dialling
1 = Enquiry dialling
2 = Operator dialling
3 = Post dialling
4 = Alternative destination dialling
5 = FM primary dialling
6 = Pickup destination dialling
7 = Executive secretary dialling
8 = Overlay time out dialling
9 = Overlay continue dialling
10 = QSIG network party dialling
A-GROUP : Analysis group to be used for dial types 0 and 1. 0 ... 255

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 ASSIGN INTERNAL NUMBERING SCHEME BLOCK 4021

STEP KEY

1 4021 SP 4021 2

2 TREE SP TREE 3

3 NUMBER SP NUMBER 4

4 TRFC SP TRFC 5

5 LENGTH SP LENGTH 6

6 RESULT-ID EX 1 1

This command is used to assign a block of internal numbers.

PARAMETERS
TREE : Number of the analysis tree 0 ... 254
NUMBER : Digit string indicating the invariant part of the block 1 ... 6 digits
TRFC : Traffic Class 0 ... 7
LENGTH : Length of the numbers in the block 1 ... 6 digits
RESULT-ID : The following result identities are allowed :
10 = Internal number
23 = Abbreviated dialling common
24 = Abbreviated dialling group

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 ASSIGN INTERNAL NUMBERING SCHEME NUMBER 4022

STEP KEY

1 4022 SP 4022 2

2 TREE SP TREE 3

3 NUMBER SP NUMBER 4

4 TRFC SP TRFC 5

5 RESULT-ID (SP) RESULT-ID 6

6 (DEST/NUMBER) (SP) DEST/NBR 7

7 (NUMBER-LENGTH) EX 1 1

This command is used to assign a prefix.

In this command the parameters DEST/NUMBER and NUMBER-LENGTH must be omitted.
Exceptions to this rule are :

- If RESULT-ID = 49 :
DEST/NUMBER must be given. Fill in the A-queue number (1 ... 16).

- If RESULT-ID = 14, 21, 91, 92, 138 and 147 :

DEST/NUMBER must be the destination number.

- If RESULT-ID = 12, 13, 120 ... 125, 139 ... 142 :

DEST/NUMBER must be the paging route number.

- If RESULT-ID = 20, 25, 43, 68 ... 74, 82, 105 ... 115, 118, 119, 127, 135 and 136 :
NUMBER-LENGTH must be given and DEST/NUMBER must be empty.

Note : The NUMBER-LENGTH in RESULT-ID 111 is used to validate the dialled cost centre
code. The last digit of the cost centre code must be equal to the sum of the other digits MOD
length. For example if the length is 6 then 1 2 3 4 5 3 is a valid cost centre code.
1+2+3+4+5=15. 15 MOD 6 =3 (remainder after division).
Last digit is also 3, therefore it is a valid cost centre code.

- If the RESULT-ID is 50, 51, 143 and 144 and the DEST/NUMBER is empty or '0', PID
validation (SSM) is used. If the DEST/NUMBER = 1 then password (IPD) validation is used.
The NR-LENGTH (0 ... 16) is the length of the PID or password and NUMBER means 'prefix'.

- If RESULT-ID = 82 :
The number of characters in NUMBER must be compatible with the TMS digit position.

- If RESULT-ID = 104 :
NUMBER-LENGTH (0 ... 16) indicates length of password;
DEST/NUMBER is 0 means ‘change password of current DNR' and 1 means ‘change
password of any other DNR'.

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- If RESULT-ID = 132 and 133 :
Enter the unit number for DEST/NUMBER. NUMBER-LENGTH must be empty in the case of
132. In the case of 133, NUMBER-LENGTH must be PVN mode.

- RESULT-IDs 10, 22, 23, 24 and 145 are not allowed.

PARAMETERS
TREE : Number of the analysis tree 0 ... 254
NUMBER : Digit string indicating the prefix 1 ... 6 digits
DEST/NUMBER : Number of the destination 0 ... 254
Can also be a paging route 0 ... 254
In case of PVN this can also be a unit number 1 ... 14
TRFC : Traffic Class 0 ... 7
NUMBER-LENGTH : Length of the numbers 1 ... 6 digits
RESULT-ID : See table below

RESULT-ID MEANING

00 = Second external dial tone place

01 = No direct result
10 = Internal number
11 = Operator M code dialled general
12 = Meet-me paging urgent with CLI
13 = Meet-me paging non urgent with CLI
20 = Paging answer prefix
21 = Trunk access code
25 = Access individual abbreviated number
26 = Access last external number
27 = Activate FM from primary
28 = Prepare FM from primary
29 = Activate FM from destination
30 = Cancel FM from destination selective
31 = Cancel FM from destination
32 = Cancel FM from primary
33 = Pick up general
34 = Pick up individual
35 = Switch out of group by member
36 = Switch in group by member
37 = Switch out of group by supervisor
38 = Switch in group by supervisor
39 = Executive secretary access
40 = Executive secretary absent
41 = Executive secretary present
42 = Executive secretary complete
43 = Cost centre prefix
44 = Night extension absent
45 = Night extension present
46 = Cans code dialled
47 = Operator M code dialled priority
48 = Operator A general

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 49 = Operator A1
50 = Operator A2
51 = Operator A3
52 = Test telephone
53 = Emergency access code
54 = Dial up data protection
55 = Add on prefix
56 = Automatic ring back
57 = Cancel automatic ring back
58 = Break in
59 = Bypass code
60 = Malicious call trace
61 = Extension programming
62 = Common floor service dialled
63 = Laundry dialled
64 = Information dialled
65 = Reception dialled
66 = Set don't disturb
67 = Reset don't disturb
68 = Convertor prefix
69 = Store individual abbreviated number
70 = Erase individual abbreviated number
71 = Replace individual abbreviated number
72 = Upgrade traffic service class
73 = Downgrade traffic service class
74 = No traffic service class selected
75 = Call waiting code dialled
76 = Message waiting LED on type 0
77 = Message waiting LED on type 1
78 = Message waiting LED on type 2
79 = Message waiting LED off type 0
80 = Message waiting LED off type 1
81 = Message waiting LED off type 2
82 = TMS dialled
83 = Activate FM from primary group
84 = Prepare FM from primary group
85 = Cancel FM from primary group
86 = Activate FM from destination group
87 = Cancel FM from destination selective group
88 = Cancel FM from destination collective group
89 = Auto answering circuit dialled
90 = COB display for supervisor
91 = Network access code
92 = CSDN access code
93 = Give a line
94 = Start post dialling
95 = Enquiry on trunk initiation
96 = Enquiry on trunk take over
97 = Alternative route dialled
98 = Activate diversion on busy
99 = Cancel diversion on busy
100 = Activate fixed follow me
101 = Start call waiting
102 = Start camp on busy (COB)
103 = General cancel code
104 = Change password
105 = Enable up/downgrading

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 106 = Disable up/downgrading
107 = Upgrade traffic class
108 = Downgrade traffic class
109 = Password DDO from own
110 = Password DDO from other
111 = Cost centre modulo
112 = Cost centre validate
113 = Access port direct (SSM)
114 = Access port call back (SSM)
115 = Cancel call back call (SSM)
116 = Private call
117 = Directed call
118 = Short code dialling group
119 = Pick up by rank number
120 = Speech paging urgent with CLI
121 = Speech paging non urgent with CLI
122 = Display paging urgent with CLI
123 = Display paging non urgent with CLI
124 = Display paging urgent
125 = Display paging non urgent
126 = Recording of announcement
127 = MIS information dialled
128 = ACD group day prefix
129 = ACD group night prefix
130 = Dial up break in
131 = Dial up CLIR
132 = PVN user channel address
133 = PVN signalling channel address
134 = Overlay
135 = CSTA log on prefix
136 = CSTA log off prefix
137 = CSTA control prefix
138 = Subnetwork access code
139 = Meet me paging urgent
140 = Meet me paging non urgent
141 = Speech paging urgent
142 = Speech paging non urgent

The following Result IDs are not available in SSW 805

143 = Move DNR for installation

144 = Create DNR for installation
145 = CSTA server dialled
146 = Forced Release
147 = Line access
148 = Line pickup
149 = Line park
150 = Line park incoming call
151 = Network Node Id
152 = Dial for group prefix

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ASSIGN EXTERNAL NUMBERING SCHEME NUMBER 4023

STEP KEY

1 4023 SP 4023 2

2 TREE SP TREE 3

3 NUMBER SP NUMBER 4

4 TRFC SP TRFC 5

5 MIN SP MIN 6

6 MAX SP MAX 7

7 DT PLACE EX 30252

(ROUTE TABLE) EX 1 1

PARAMETERS
TREE : Number of the analysis tree 0 ... 254
NUMBER : Digit string indicating (a part of) the external number 1 ... 6 digits
TRFC : Traffic Class 0 ... 7
MIN : Minimum length of the external number 1 ... 20 digits
MAX : Maximum length of the external number 1 ... 20 digits
DT PLACE : Place where the second dial tone must be generated : 1 or 2 digits
0 means “no second dial tone”
ROUTE TABLE : Number of the route table which should be assigned 0 ... 254
30252 : Enter ROUTE TABLE

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 CHANGE TRAFFIC CLASS BARRING 4024

STEP KEY

1 4024 SP 4024 2

2 TREE SP TREE 3

3 NUMBER SP NUMBER 4

4 TRFC EX 1 1

This command is used to change the traffic class of a number in the analysis tree.

PARAMETERS
TREE : Number of the analysis tree 0 ... 254
NUMBER : Digit string indicating the invariant part of the block 1 ... 6 digits
TRFC : Traffic Class 0 ... 7

MAKE NUMBER UNOBTAINABLE 4025

STEP KEY

1 4025 SP 4025 2

2 TREE SP TREE 3

3 NUMBER EX 1 1

This command is used to remove a number (RESULT-ID) from an analysis tree.

PARAMETERS
TREE : Number of the analysis tree 0 ... 254
NUMBER : Digit string indicating the number which has to be 1 ... 6 digits
removed from the internal or external numbering
scheme

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 ASSIGN BARRED EXTERNAL NUMBER 4026

STEP KEY

1 4026 SP 4026 2

2 TREE SP TREE 3

3 NUMBER EX 1 1

ERASE BARRED EXTERNAL NUMBERS 4027

STEP KEY

1 4027 SP 4027 2

2 EX 1 1

This command is used to remove all numbers from the barring list.

DISPLAY BARRED EXTERNAL NUMBER(S) 4028

STEP KEY

1 4028 SP 4028 2

2 EX 011 BARRED NO.

EX 021 TREE

(EX) BARRED NO.

EX 1 1

With this command you can display the relation between the barred external number and the
analysis tree number.
Repeat pressing the EX key until all barred numbers are displayed.

PARAMETERS
TREE : Number of the analysis tree 0 ... 254
NUMBER : Digit string indicating the number which has to be 1 ... 8 digits
barred for all traffic.
BARRED NO. : The number which is barred for all traffic. 1 ... 8 digits

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20. FAULT REPORTS

DISPLAY MAJOR ALARMS 6020

STEP KEY

1 6020 SP 6020 2

2 (UNIT) EX see report layout

DISPLAY MINOR ALARMS 6021

STEP KEY

1 6021 SP 6021 2

2 (UNIT) EX see report layout

DISPLAY SILENT ALARMS 6022

STEP KEY

1 6022 SP 6022 2

2 (UNIT) EX see report layout

DISPLAY HISTORY ALARMS 6023

STEP KEY

1 6023 6023 2

2 REPORT-TYPE (SP) REPORT-TYPE 3

3 (UNIT) EX see report layout

DISPLAY BLOCKED ALARMS 6025

STEP KEY

1 6025 SP 6025 2

2 (UNIT) EX see report layout

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 REROUTE ALARM SIGNALLING 6026

STEP KEY

1 6026 SP 6026 2

2 ROUTE-TYPE (SP) ROUTE-TYPE 3

3 (UNIT) EX 1 1

CLEAR ALARM BUFFERS 6029

STEP KEY

1 6029 SP 6029 2

2 (UNIT) EX 1 1

If the parameter UNIT is omitted, the command is executed system-wide.

PARAMETERS
UNIT : Unit number (only for ROUTE-TYPE = 3) 1 ... 14
REPORT-TYPE : The following report types exist :
00 = No suspicion report 10 = Successors failed
01 = No successors failed 11 = Blocked alarm
02 = Canceled event of interest 12 = Manually controlled test
03 = Suspicion level exceeded 13 = Silent alarm
04 = Expired alarm integration 14 = Minor alarm
05 = Expired isolation integration 15 = Major alarm
06 = Solved alarm 99 = Project engineering alarm
07 = Passive alarm
08 = Suspicion
09 = Alarm integration
ROUTE-TYPE : 0 = Suppress all signalling
1 = Transfer signalling (MDF only)
2 = Standard signalling (projecting routing scheme)
3 = Isolate unit (own unit only)
4 = Standard operator and MDF

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ALARM REPORT LAYOUT :

The commands 6020, 6021, 6022, 6023 and 6025 result in the following alarm report :

2 UNIT EX 011 CODE

EX 021 TYPE

EX 031 SHELF

EX 041 BRD

EX 051 CIRCUIT

EX 061 OCCURANCE

EX 071 DATE

EX 081 DAY OF WEEK

EX 091 TIME

EX 101 QUALIFIER

EX 111 ADD. INFO 1

EX 121 ADD. INFO 2

EX
Gives the following fault report starting with
011 in the PA field, or ends with :

1 1

PARAMETERS
CODE : Error code : see Maintenance Manual – Part 3
TYPE : Resource type : see Maintenance Manual – Part 3
SHELF : Identity of shelf in the format UUCCS :
UU = Unit number (multi unit systems only) 1 ... 14
CC = Cabinet number 1 ... 15
S = Shelf number 1 ... 4
BOARD : Board position in the shelf 1 ... 29
CIRCUIT : Circuit number on the board 0 ... 31
OCCURANCES : Number of occurances of the error.
DATE : Date of the error in the format YYYYMMDD
DAY OF WEEK : The day in the week : Monday is normally 1 1 ... 7
TIME : The time the error occurred in the format HHMM
QUALIFIER : Qualifier : see Maintenance Manual – Part 3
ADD. INFO 1&2 : Additional information : see Maintenance Manual – Part 3

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21. CIRCUIT CONDITIONS

SET CIRCUIT CONDITION TO IN SERVICE 7010

STEP KEY

1 7010 SP 7010 2

2 SHELF (SP) SHELF 3

3 (BOARD) (SP) BOARD 4

4 (CIRCUIT) EX 1 1

SET CIRCUIT CONDITION OUT OF SERVICE 7012

STEP KEY

1 7012 SP 7012 2

2 SHELF (SP) SHELF 3

3 (BOARD) (SP) BOARD 4

4 (CIRCUIT) EX 1 1

SET CIRCUIT CONDITION TO NOT INSTALLED 7014

STEP KEY

1 7014 SP 7014 2

2 SHELF (SP) SHELF 3

3 (BOARD) (SP) BOARD 4

4 (CIRCUIT) EX 1 1

PARAMETERS
SHELF : Identity of shelf in the format UUCCS :
UU = Unit number (multi unit systems only) 1 ... 14
CC = Cabinet number 1 ... 15
S = Shelf number 1 ... 4
BOARD : Board position in the shelf 1 ... 29
CIRCUIT : Circuit number on the board 0 ... 31

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FORCE CIRCUIT CONDITION TO OUT OF SERVICE 7015

STEP KEY

1 7015 SP 7015 2

2 SHELF (SP) SHELF 3

3 (BOARD) (SP) BOARD 4

4 (CIRCUIT) EX 1 1

DISPLAY CIRCUIT CONDITION 7030

STEP KEY

1 7030 SP 7030 2

2 SHELF (SP) SHELF 3

3 (BOARD) (SP) BOARD 4

4 (CIRCUIT) (SP) CIRCUIT 4

5 (B-CHANNEL) EX B-CHANNEL 4

EX 011 SHELF

EX 021 BOARD

EX 031 CIRCUIT

EX 041 B-CHANNEL

EX 051 R

EX 061 C

EX 071 O

EX 1 1

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PARAMETERS
SHELF : Identity of shelf in the format UUCCS :
UU = Unit number (multi unit systems only) 1 ... 14
CC = Cabinet number 1 ... 15
S = Shelf number 1 ... 4
BOARD : Board position in the shelf 1 ... 29
CIRCUIT : Circuit number on the board 0 ... 31
R : Required circuit condition (see CONDITION)
OR the B-channel number if the B-CHANNEL parameter was entered.
C : Current circuit condition (see CONDITION)
OR the status of the B-channel if the B-CHANNEL parameter was
entered.
Circuit conditions are :
0 = INS (In Service)
1, 2 = OUT (Out of Service)
3 ... 10 = ABL (Autonomously Blocked)
11 = NIN (Not Installed)
The B-Channel status can be :
0 = Free
1 = Busy
2 = Busy and incoming claimed
3 = Busy for testing
4 = Not usable
5 = Claimed for ATF-ARB
6 = Busy outgoing selection in progress
O : Owner of the resource OR skipped if the B-CHANNEL parameter was
entered.
Possible owners are:
0 = No Owner 5 = POM1
1 = START 6 = SAS2
2 = CP1 7 = POM2
3 = SYS 8 = CP2
4 = SAS1
B-CHANNEL : Used for ISDN trunks only. 1 ... 31
Relative B-Channel number within the access.

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FIND RESOURCE WITH A GIVEN CIRCUIT CONDITION 7031

STEP KEY

1 7031 SP 7031 2

2 CONDITION (SP) CONDITION 3

3 UNIT EX 011 SHELF

EX 021 BOARD

EX 031 CIRCUIT

EX 041 R

EX 051 C

EX 061 O

EX 1 1

PARAMETERS
CONDITION : Circuit condition :
0 = INS 6 = ABL-te
1 = OUT 7 = ABL-te-ac
2 = OUT-ac 8 = ABL-deac
3 = ABL-er 9 = ABLfail
4 = ABL-er-ac 10 = ABLhot
5 = ABL-nu 11 = NIN
UNIT : Unit number : if omitted, the command is executed system-wide
SHELF : Identity of shelf in the format UUCCS :
UU = Unit number (multi unit systems only) 1 ... 14
CC = Cabinet number 1 ... 15
S = Shelf number 1 ... 4
BOARD : Board position in the shelf 1 ... 29
CIRCUIT : Circuit number on the board 0 ... 31
R : Required circuit condition (see CONDITION)
C : Current circuit condition (see CONDITION)
O : Owner of the resource : possible owners are :
0 = No Owner 4 = POM1
1 = CP1 5 = SAS2
2 = SYS 6 = POM2
3 = SAS1 7 = CP2

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22. SYSTEM START

WARM START 8151

STEP KEY

1 8151 SP 8151 2

2 UNIT (SP) UNIT 3

3 HOT EX 30271

CONFIRMATION EX 1 1

During the execution of a warm start, the current system data (of the RAM) becomes operational.
The system is still working. The system will ask for confirmation, which is done by entering the
appropriate code for “YES”.

PARAMETERS
30271 : Do you really want to perform an operational restart ?
HOT : 0 = no hotstart
1 = yes
UNIT : Unit number (multi unit systems only) 1 ... 14
CONFIRMATION : 00253 = yes
Any other code will be interpreted as “No”.

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23. BACKUP MAINTENANCE

GENERATE BACKUP MEMORY IMAGE 8300

STEP KEY

1 8300 SP 8300 2

2 (UNIT) EX 011 00240

EX 021 UNIT

EX 031 RESULT

EX 1 1

With this command you can make a backup of the system data. The data is stored as a MIS-file on
the backup device (LBU).

PURGE MIS FILE ON BACKUP DEVICE 8301

STEP KEY

1 8301 SP 8301 2

2 (UNIT) EX 011 00240

EX 021 UNIT

EX 031 20757

EX 041 FILE

EX 051 RESULT

EX 1 1

With this command MIS-files are purged on the backup device. If only one MIS-file is present on
the backup device, no MIS-file will be deleted.
If no unit is specified, MIS-files are purged in the unit the command is executed from.

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 SET / RESET BACKUP MAINTENANCE LOCK 8310

STEP KEY

1 8310 SP 8310 2

2 ON / OFF EX 30024
3 USER-ID EX 1 1

With this command you can set and reset the back-up maintenance lock to disable and enable all
data-changing OM activities in the system.

PARAMETERS
FILE VERSION : MIS-file version 0 ... 9
ON / OFF : 0 = Off (enable data-changing OM)
1 = On (disable data-changing OM)
RESULT : 20042 = MIS-file made
20043 = No MIS-file made
20636 = MIS-file deleted
UNIT : Unit number (multi unit systems only) 1 ... 14
USER-ID : A digit string 1 ... 6 digits
30024 : Give user identification
00240 : Unit
20757 : MIS-file version

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24. INDEX

DESCRIPTION NUMBER PAGE

ASSIGN ABBREVIATED NUMBER 3080 36

ASSIGN ACCESS TO PASSWORD PROTECTED FACILITIES 3133 44
ASSIGN ANALYSIS GROUP AND COMPATIBILITY VALUE 3094 39
ASSIGN ANALYSIS TREE TO DIAL TYPE 4020 56
ASSIGN BARRED EXTERNAL NUMBER 4026 64
ASSIGN CALL FORWARDING 3040 28
ASSIGN DNR-LINE CIRCUIT RELATION 3000 15
ASSIGN EXTERNAL NUMBERING SCHEME NUMBER 4023 62
ASSIGN FACILITY CLASS MARK(S) 3030 24
ASSIGN FOLLOW-ME 3043 30
ASSIGN GROUP MEMBER 3070 34
ASSIGN HOTLINE 3050 32
ASSIGN IABD AND LENR FACILITY 3085 38
ASSIGN INDIVIDUAL NIGHT EXTENSION 3612 48
ASSIGN INTERNAL NUMBERING SCHEME BLOCK 4021 57
ASSIGN INTERNAL NUMBERING SCHEME NUMBER 4022 58
ASSIGN LINE CIRCUIT-OPERATOR RELATION 3001 16
ASSIGN MAIN COMMON NIGHT EXTENSION 3610 47
ASSIGN OVERFLOW EXTENSION 3614 50
ASSIGN PERMANENT LINE EXTENSION 3613 49
ASSIGN PID OR COST CENTRE NUMBER 3100 42
ASSIGN SUB COMMON NIGHT EXTENSION 3611 47
ASSIGN UNIT TO CANS AREA 3620 53
CHANGE FACILITY CLASS MARK RESTRICTION LEVEL 2302 13
CHANGE FIXED MSN DIGIT 3008 21
CHANGE HOOTER PRESENCE MARK 3623 55
CHANGE MSN PARAMETERS 3006 19
CHANGE TRAFFIC CLASS BARRING 4024 63
CHANGE TRAFFIC CLASS OF DNR 3025 22
CHANGE TRAFFIC CLASS OF NIGHT EXTENSION GROUP 3615 51
CHANGE TRAFFIC CLASS RESTRICTION LEVEL 2300 11
CLEAR ALARM BUFFERS 6029 66
DELETE ABBREVIATED NUMBER 3080 36
DELETE ANALYSIS GROUP AND COMPATIBILITY VALUE 3094 39
DELETE CALL FORWARDING 3040 28

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DELETE DNR-LINE CIRCUIT RELATION 3000 15
DELETE FACILITY CLASS MARK(S) 3031 24
DELETE FOLLOW-ME 3043 30
DELETE GROUP MEMBER 3071 35
DELETE HOTLINE 3050 32
DELETE IABD AND LENR FACILITY 3086 38
DELETE INDIVIDUAL NIGHT EXTENSION 3612 48
DELETE LINE CIRCUIT-OPERATOR RELATION 3001 16
DELETE MAIN COMMON NIGHT EXTENSION 3610 47
DELETE OVERFLOW EXTENSION 3614 50
DELETE PERMANENT LINE EXTENSION 3613 49
DELETE SUB COMMON NIGHT EXTENSION 3611 47
DELETE UNIT FROM CANS AREA 3621 53
DISPLAY ABBREVIATED NUMBER 3082 37
DISPLAY ACCESS TO PASSWORD PROTECTED FACILITIES 3135 45
DISPLAY ANALYSIS GROUP AND COMPATIBILITY VALUE 3095 40
DISPLAY BARRED EXTERNAL NUMBER(S) 4028 64
DISPLAY BLOCKED ALARMS 6025 65
DISPLAY CALL FORWARDING 3042 28
DISPLAY CANS AND HOOTER CHARACTERISTICS 3622 54
DISPLAY CIRCUIT CONDITION 7030 69
DISPLAY DATE AND TIME 2102 8
DISPLAY DNR-LINE CIRCUIT RELATION 3002 17
DISPLAY EXCHANGE IDENTIFICATION 2105 9
DISPLAY FACILITY CLASS MARK RESTRICTION LEVEL 2303 14
DISPLAY FACILITY CLASS MARK SUMMARY 3034 27
DISPLAY FACILITY CLASS MARK(S) 3032 25
DISPLAY FIXED MSN DIGIT 3009 21
DISPLAY FOLLOW-ME 3044 30
DISPLAY GROUP MEMBER DATA 3034 35
DISPLAY HISTORY ALARMS 6023 65
DISPLAY HOTLINE 3052 33
DISPLAY LINE CIRCUIT-DNR RELATION 3003 18
DISPLAY MAJOR ALARMS 6020 65
DISPLAY METERING RESULTS 3520 46
DISPLAY MINOR ALARMS 6021 65
DISPLAY MSN PARAMETERS 3007 20
DISPLAY PID OR COST CENTRE NUMBER 3102 43

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DISPLAY SILENT ALARMS 6022 65
DISPLAY SPECIAL EXTENSIONS 3616 52
DISPLAY TRAFFIC CLASS OF DNR 3026 23
DISPLAY TRAFFIC CLASS RESTRICTION LEVEL 2301 12
DOWNLOAD REQUEST FOR AN EXTENSION 3096 41
ERASE ACCESS TO PASSWORD PROTECTED FACILITIES 3134 44
ERASE BARRED EXTERNAL NUMBERS 4027 64
ERASE PID OR COST CENTRE NUMBER 3101 42
FIND RESOURCE WITH A GIVEN CIRCUIT CONDITION 7031 71
FORCE CIRCUIT CONDITION TO OUT OF SERVICE 7015 69
GENERATE BACKUP MEMORY IMAGE 8300 73
MAKE NUMBER UNOBTAINABLE 4025 63
PURGE MIS FILE ON BACKUP DEVICE 8301 73
REROUTE ALARM SIGNALLING 6026 66
SET / RESET BACKUP MAINTENANCE LOCK 8310 74
SET CIRCUIT CONDITION OUT OF SERVICE 7012 68
SET CIRCUIT CONDITION TO IN SERVICE 7010 68
SET CIRCUIT CONDITION TO NOT INSTALLED 7014 68
SET DATE AND TIME 2100 7
WARM START 8151 72

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