RNC - CREATE NUMBER MODIFICATION

Function
Use this command to create a number modification. In the command, define a special route for the number modification
and specify how dialling is modified on this special route.
In addition, specify in the command where the call is routed after to the number modification: to an external route or
analysis tree. Also, check that the external route or analysis tree used for the number modification directs the dialling to
the correct address after the number modification. If you use an external route, check, for example, that the start point of
dialling (parameter STP) set for the external route is valid for the modified number. If you use an analysis tree, check that
the tree has a valid analysis for the modified number and, for example, that the seizure point (parameter SP) defined for
the analysis is valid for the modified number.
Choose a new (available) special route for the new number modification case. Give command RNI to check which
numbers have already been reserved.
Note that special routes are also used for other purposes, such as announcements. Give command RAI to check which
special routes have been reserved for announcements.
Also, check that the external route or analysis tree used for the number modification directs the dialling to the correct
address after the number modification. To do this, check the parameters for the external route (command RRI) or the
destination to which the tree that you are using leads.
Parameters
special route number : start point of removed digits , start point of added digits , number of the digits to be removed ,
digits to be added , digits for statistics , later use of removed digits <optional> , type of number , circuit code of TNS
<optional> , circuit code for MF <optional> , carrier identification code of CIP <optional> , carrier identification code of
TNS <optional> : external route , analysis tree , default analysis tree <optional> ;
Syntax
RNC: SPR = < special route number > :
( SRD = < start point of removed digits > |
SAD = < start point of added digits > |
NRD = < number of the digits to be removed > |
DIG = < digits to be added > |
DST = ( ORG / MOD / IGN |IGN def ) |
RDU = ( Y / N | N def ) < optional > |
TON = ( < type of number > | SUB def )
CCTNS = < circuit code of TNS > < optional > |
CCMF = ( < circuit code for MF > | NONE def ) | < optional > |
CICC = < carrier identification code of CIP > < optional> |
CICT = < carrier identification code of TNS > < optional> ) ... :

( ROU = < external route > |

TREE = < analysis tree > |
DTREE = ( < default analysis tree > | NONE def ) < optional > ) ;

Parameter explanations
special route number
Use this parameter to give the number of the special route to which dialling is directed:
SPR = the number of the special route
This parameter is obligatory.
start point of removed digits
Use this parameter to define at which point in the digit sequence you wish to remove digits:
SRD = start point of removed digits
The parameter can have the following values:

1 digits are removed from the beginning of the digit sequence

2 digits are removed starting from the 2nd digit
3 etc.
If you use the NRD parameter for defining the number of digits to be removed, you must also enter this parameter.
start point of added digits
Use this parameter to define to which point in dialling you wish to add digits:
SAD = start point of added digits
The parameter can have the following values:

1 digits are added to the beginning of the digit sequence

2 digits are added starting from the 2nd digit
3 etc.
If you give the digits to be added in the command (parameter DIG), you must also enter this parameter.
number of the digits to be removed
Use this parameter to define the number of digits that you wish to remove from dialling:
NRD = the number of digits you wish to remove
If you wish to specify the start point of the digits that you wish to remove (parameter SRD), you must enter this parameter.
digits to be added
Use this parameter to define the digits that you wish to add to the dialling (number sequence):
DIG = the digits that you wish to add
If you wish to specify the start point of the digits that are added (parameter SAD), you must enter this parameter.
Valid digits are 0, 1, ... , 9, A, B, C, D, E.
digits for statistics
Use this parameter to define which dialling is transmitted to the statistics:
DST = digits for statistics.
The parameter can have the following values:
ORG the original digit sequence is transmitted to the statistics
MOD the modified digit sequence is transmitted to the statistics
IGN no number sequence is transmitted to the statistics
If you do not enter this parameter, DST receives the value IGN.
later use of removed digits <optional>
Use this parameter to define further handling of numbers. This parameter can only be used in an SSP exchange.
RDU = later use of removed digits.
The parameter can have the following values:

Y the removed digits are saved

N the removed digits are no longer needed
If you do not enter this parameter, RDU receives the value N.
type of number
Use this parameter to indicate the type of number used.
TON = type of number
The parameter can have the following values:

NOE no address information

UNK address information is unknown
SUB subscriber address information
NAT national address information
INT international address information
INTOP international address information, operator requested <optional>
NATOP national address information, operator requested <optional>
SUBOP subscriber address information, operator requested <optional>
OP no digits, operator requested <optional>
NET network specific number
CON concatenated network routing number
POR ported number
If you do not enter this parameter, TON receives the value SUB.
circuit code of TNS (Transit Network Selection) <optional>
Use this parameter to define the Equal Access and Numbering Plan functionality.
Give the circuit code field of the ANSI ISUP for Transit Network Selection, TNS.
CCTNS = circuit code of TNS
The parameter can have the following values:

UNSPE unspecified
NONE no value
INTNO international call, operator not requested
INTOP international call, operator requested
NWSPE1 network-specific value 1
NWSPE2 network-specific value 2
NWSPE3 network-specific value 3
NWSPE4 network-specific value 4
NWSPE5 network-specific value 5
NWSPE6 network-specific value 6
NWSPE7 network-specific value 7
NWSPE8 network-specific value 8
OSPE3 operator specific value 3 <optional>
OSPE4 operator specific value 4 <optional>
OSPE5 operator specific value 5 <optional>
OSPE6 operator specific value 6 <optional>
OSPE7 operator specific value 7 <optional>
If REM (remove transit network selection) is set as the value for parameter CICT, parameter CCTNS cannot be given.
circuit code for MF <optional>
Use this parameter to define the MF signalling of North American numbering plan
Give the circuit code field for the ANSI MF signalling.
CCMF = circuit code for MF
The parameter can have the following values:

INTNO international call, operator not requested

INTOP international call, operator requested
xxx 3-digit value for circuit code
NONE the circuit code is not changed
The default value for the parameter is NONE (000), that is, the circuit code is not changed. Instead, the circuit code
received from network is used as the default value.
circuit identification code of CIP (Carrier Identification Parameter) <optional>
Use this parameter to define the Equal Access and Numbering Plan functionality.
Give the circuit identification code of the ANSI ISUP or the ANSI MF carrier code (xxx/xxxx).
CICC = circuit identification code for CIP
The parameter can have the following values:

xxx 3-digit carrier identification code 000 - 999

xxxx 4-digit carrier identification code 0000 - 9999
REM remove carrier identification parameter (CIP)
NONE no handling of carrier identification parameter (CIP)
circuit identification code of TNS (Transit Network Selection) <optional>
Use this parameter to define the Equal Access and Numbering Plan functionality.
Give the circuit identification code of ANSI ISUP for Transit Network Selection, TNS.
CICT = circuit identification code of TNS
The parameter can have the following values:

xxx 3-digit carrier identification code 000 - 999

xxxx 4-digit carrier identification code 0000 - 9999
REM remove transit network selection
NONE no handling of CIC operator identification code
If REM (remove transit network selection) is set as the value for parameter CICT, parameter CCTNS cannot be given.
external route
Use this parameter to identify the external route to which the call is directed after a number modification. The parameters
of the route in question have to correspond to the modified digit sequence.
ROU = external route number
analysis tree
Use this parameter to identify the analysis tree from which the analysis is continued after a number modification.
TREE = analysis tree number
The parameter can also accept the value SAME, which refers to the tree from which the number comes to number
modification. If the value is SAME, the number must be modified.
default analysis tree <optional>
Use this parameter to identify the default analysis tree from which the analysis is continued if the analysis is not obtained
from the analysis tree TREE.
DTREE = default analysis tree number
If you give a value to the default analysis tree when creating a number modification, you must also give a value to the
analysis tree (TREE). DTREE and TREE must not have the same values.
If DTREE receives the value SAME, analysis is continued from the same tree from which the number comes to the
number modification. The value SAME must not be used if the number is not modified.
Examples
1 To create a number modification for special route 80, give the command below. Three digits are removed
. from the number sequence, starting from the second number.The external route is 12. The modified
number sequence is transmitted to the statistics. The exchange type is SSP.Set national as the number
type.

RNC:SPR=80:SRD=2,NRD=3,TON=ITSI:TREE=2;

2 To create a number modification for special route 60, give the command below. The number of the analysis
. tree is 5. The number of digits that will be removed is 3, starting from the beginning of the digit sequence.
Add digits 44, starting from the fourth digit. The removed digits are saved. The exchange type is SSP.

RNC:SPR=60:SRD=1,SAD=4,NRD=3,DIG=44,RDU=Y:TREE=5;

3 To create a number modification for special route 100, give the command below. The number of the
. analysis tree is 2. The MF circuit code is 123. Give the parameter CCNTS (circuit code of TNS) the value
international call, operator requested.

RNC:SPR=100:CCMF=123,CCTNS=INTOP:TREE=2;

Execution printouts
The execution printout of Example 1 is as follows:
NUMBER MODIFICATION CREATED :
SPR DIG
80 -
NRD SRD SAD RT NB DST RDU TON
3 2 - ROU 12 MOD N SUB
DTREE = NONE
The execution printout of Example 2 is as follows:
 NUMBER MODIFICATION CREATED :
SPR DIG
60 44
NRD SRD SAD RT NB DST RDU TON
3 1 4 TREE 5 ORG Y SUB
DTREE = NONE
The execution printout of Example 3 is as follows:
NUMBER MODIFICATION CREATED
SPR DIG
100 -
NRD SRD SAD RT NB DST TON
- - - TREE 2 IGN SUB
DTREE = SAME

CCTNS CICT CICC CCMF

INTOP - - 123
Abbreviations:
RT = route type (ROU or TREE)
NB = the value used for the route type
Semantic error messages
/*** SPECIAL ROUTE IN OTHER USE ***/
The given special route has already been reserved for other use, for example for announcements. You can check the
numbers reserved for announcements by using the interrogation command RAI.
/*** ILLEGAL DIGIT ***/
The digit you have entered is not allowed.
/*** ILLEGAL AREA CODE ***/
The exchange does not have the given area code.
In addition, the standard semantic error messages of the MMI system are in use.
When using the general semantic error messages, the number modification MML program (SPNUMO) outputs the
following texts as additional information:
/*** COMMUNICATION ERROR BETWEEN XX AND YY IN MSG ZZ ***/
XX = transmitting program block
YY = receiving program block
ZZ = message number
A message connection to the program block cannot be created (the general error message is either ERROR IN SENDING
A MESSAGE or MESSAGE TRANSFER FAILURE).
Execution error messages
/*** CREATION NOT POSSIBLE ***/
/*** error text ***/
The error text describes the error in more detail. The following error texts are possible:
/*** SPECIAL ROUTE IN OTHER USE ***/
A number modification cannot be created, as the special route already exists (but it is not a number modification).
/*** NUMBER MODIFICATION EXISTENT ***/
A number modification cannot be created because it already exists.
/*** MAXIMUM NUMBER LENGTH IS EXCEEDED
WITH THIS PARAMETER COMBINATION ***/
The number of digits in parameters SAD, DIG, SRD, and NRD exceeds the maximum number length.
In addition, the standard execution error messages of the MMI system are in use.
When using the general execution error messages, the MML program outputs the following texts as additional
information:
/*** COMMUNICATION ERROR BETWEEN XX AND YY IN MSG ZZ ***/
XX = transmitting program block
YY = receiving program block
ZZ = message number
A message connection to the program block cannot be created (the general error message is MESSAGE TRANSFER
FAILURE).
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