Toshiba Perfecptione Installation And Maintenance Manual page 219

PROGRAMMINGPROCEDURES
SECTION 200-255-312
FEBRUARY1992
2. Least Cost Routing Data Block 1 (Tables
12-2 - 12-4)
When entering DLCI , PAR (Table 12-2), the next
prompt will be:
ICC (Interchangeable Codes)-A "Y" informs the
system that interchangeable codes are used.
These are office codes that have 0 or 1 as the
second digit (NO/i X format). Area codes will be
identified as the three digits following the DDD
prefix. Office codes will be identified as the first
three digits when a DDD prefix is not dialed (see
DTOL Program, PAR table, DDP prompt).
Enter: Y or N.
OTO (Operator Call Timeout)-Defines the time,
in seconds, that the system will wait for additional
digits to be dialed after 1 is pressed.
Enter: Time in seconds (for example: 10).
RTDl (Return Dial Tone)-A "Y" response returns
system dial tone after the LCR access code has
been dialed. An "N" response will return silence.
Enter: Y or N.
WTA (Warning Tone Allowed?)-A "Y" response
will cause the system to give a 3-second 440 Hz
warning tone when the most expensive (last
choice) route is being selected.
Enter: Y or N.
HAC (Home Area Code)-Defines the area code
in which the system is operating. A home area
code is also used to analyze dialed numbers
which do not contain an area code. Data that is
entered here will appear in the Toll Restriction
Data Block (DTOL Program, PAR table, HAC
prompt).
Enter: NO/IX (Area Code).
NOTE:
N=2-9, O/l=Oorl, X=0-9.
TFC (Toll-Free Calls)-A "Y" response will route
toll-free calls (area code = 800) to the route table
defined in the Local Call Route (LCR) prompt. An
"N" response informs the system to treat area
code 800 as a normal area code.
Enter: Y or N.
LCR (Local Call Route)--Defines the route to be
selected for local calls (undefined numbers),
area code 800 calls (TFC prompt), and Service
Code calls (SVC prompt).
Enter: Route Table (1 - 15).
SVC (Service Code Table)--Defines the local
service codes (411,611,911, etc.) that are to be
routed via the Route Table defined by the LCR
prompt (maximum: IO 3-digit codes).
Enter: NXX NXX etc. (in response to the A
prompt, to add service codes).
and/or . . .
NXX NXX etc. (in response to the D
prompt, to delete service codes).
DAC (Directory Assistance Calls Allowed)-A
"Y" response will route long distance directory
assistance calls (NPA + 555 + XXXX) to the route
table defined in the long distance information
route (LDI prompt). An "N" response will not
allow long distance directory assistance calls
using Least Cost Routing.
Enter: Y or N.
LDO (Long Distance International Call Route)-
Defines the route table that is to be selected for
international (011) calls.
Enter: Route Table (1 - 15).
NOTES:
7. A route table number is entered here,
however, it is not necessary to create an
RTB table.
2. This is for 0 11 calls only. 0 1 calls folio w the
local call route.
LDI (Long Distance Information Route)-De-
fines the route table that is to be selected for long
distance directory assistance calls (NPA + 555 +
XXXX) if permitted by the DAC prompt.
Enter: Route Table (1 - 15).
DDP (Direct Distance Dialing Prefix)-Defines the
Direct Distance Dialing (DDD) prefix in the Nurn-
bering Plan Area (NPA). If ICC is "Y," then NO/l X
and NXX become interchangeable, enabling area
codes and office codes to have 0 or 1 as their
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