Panasonic DBS Series Overview page 20

Panasonic Digital Business System - Overview
April 1997 Issue 6
Call Logging Output
The CLI and CCI data sent from the network is sent to the call logger. Condition codes for
incoming and outgoing DASS II calls have been added to the call logging output.
CLI Display
When a call is received the first 16 digits of a callers number can be displayed on the first
line of the LCD on a keyset. If CLI is not supplied by the network the channel number is
displayed similar to the display when an analogue incoming call is received.
When making a call the first 15 digits of the recipient party's CLI can be displayed on the
second line of the LCD on a keyset if supplied by the network. If this data is not supplied the
dialled number is displayed as for analogue lines.
The number will not be displayed when the call is held, when the second line will display the
line number as for an analogue call.
Confirming Charge Data.
The charge data for the most recent call can be displayed on the LCD of a keyset. When new
CCI is received the previously stored value is replaced with the new one. This data is not
backed up.
The totals provided by the DBS at the operator console are cumulative and are only cleared
when the operator enters the command CONF #95 Ext No. *. See the DBS Operating
Instructions for more detail.
DASS II Relationship With Existing Features
Call Barring
Call barring operates in the same way as analogue lines.
Least Cost Routing
The LCR function will operate on the DASS II channels. However the method of accessing
the networks differ between the analogue and digital lines.
It is recommended that analogue line access be programmed as carrier 1 (NCC1) and DASS
II access be programmed as carrier 2 (NCC2).
When 131 access is used the 131 is sent first with the PIN and caller number are sent after
the network sends the acknowledged signal.
When 132 access is used , 132 and the caller number are sent at one time as a dial
message.
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