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Programming example for the PBX B in previous illustration;
CM35 Y=152 (1) 20: Mate-Side trunk route number for common signaling channel
(2) 0: Provide Verification of Connection
(1) 21: Mate-Side trunk route number for voice channel
(2) 0: Provide Verification of Connection
CM50 Y=06
(1) 200: Mate-Side trunk number for common signaling channel
(2) 9725557800: ISDN subscriber number of ISDN line used for common signaling chan-
(1) 201: Mate-Side trunk number for voice channel
(2) 9725557801: ISDN subscriber number of ISDN line used for voice channel
CM35 Y=40
(1) 20: Mate-Side trunk route number for common signaling channel
(2) 00: Abbreviated Code for terminating number of the opposite office
(1) 21: Mate-Side trunk route number for voice channel
(2) 01: Abbreviated Code for terminating number of the opposite office
CM71
(1) 66: Memory slot allocation for terminating number of opposite office
(2) 000002: First memory slot number=000 + number of memory slot allocated=2
CM72 Y=0
(1) 000: Memory slot number
(2) 0,9725556700: ISDN access code=0 + opposite office's ISDN subscriber number used
(1) 001: Memory slot number
(2) 0,9725556701: ISDN access code=0 + opposite office's ISDN subscriber number used
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for common signaling channel=9725556700
for voice channel=9725556701
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CHAPTER 3 SYSTEM DATA PROGRAMMING
EVENT BASED CCIS PROGRAMMING
NWA-008852-001 Rev.5.0
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