DataKinetics DSC110 / DSC210 User Manual Issue 12
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7.23.12 Routing Point of Origin Initiate
RTPOI
Routing Point of Origin Initiate
This command is used to initiate a point of origin.
Syntax
RTPOI:POR=,{[DAI=,][DOGR=,][SPOR]}
[DAMD][CDST=,][CDDL=,][CDPRE=,][CGMD=,][CGDL=,][CPCD=,]
[CPCG=,][CG2PRE=,][CG2DL=,][LCMD=,][RCG=,][CGPRE=,]
[ISM=,][LSTAB=,][LSM=,][ISTAB=,][LABEL=,];
Prerequisites
The specified point of origin has not already been initiated.
If an outgoing route, secondary point of origin digit analysis index, calling party
number profile or called party number profile are specified then they must
have already been initiated.
Either a digit analysis index, default outgoing route or secondary point of
origin must be specified.
Both a default outgoing route and secondary point of origin cannot be
specified.
A specified secondary point of origin cannot cause a routing loop that results
in the original point of origin specified in this command.
If the digit analysis index, secondary point of origin or default outgoing route
are specified and they route to a circuit group which is circuit mapped then the
groups associated with the circuit mapping must be blocked.
ISM can only be set to a value other than 0 if ISC is set to Y by the configure
system command.
If the local service mode is greater than 0 then the local service control table
must also be greater than 0. If the calling party number mode equals 0 then
the local service control table must also equal 0.
N.B. When an incoming circuit group from a route is Japan TTC ISUP and
CG2PRE is set the digits from the CG2PRE will form the carrier information
code sent in the ACM. The user should not set CGMD=2 when the point of
origin comes from an outgoing Japan TTC ISUP circuit group.
Limitations
Routing from a point of origin can only result in up to 5 secondary points of
origin before achieving an outgoing route.
Attributes CONFIG
Example RTPOI:POR=1,DAI=2,CDST=1,CDDL=5,CDPRE=01425;
