Matrix NAVAN CNX200, System Manual

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• Route Code: The Route Code is the truncated number string for the extension numbers of the other
PBX. The truncated number string must start with the starting digit of the extension numbers. In this
case, all extension numbers of PBX A start with ‘3’, so you can configure the Route Code as a single
digit, ‘3’.
• Strip Digit Count: If this parameter is not relevant for the application, keep the Strip Digit Count as ‘0’.
• Self Route: This flag is not relevant for this application; keep it disabled.
• Dialed Digit Count: This is the digit length of the extension numbers of PBX A
106
. Here all extension
numbers of PBX A have three digits, so the Dialed Digit Count should be configured as ‘3’.
• Route using Trunks: These are the trunk(s) using which the system will route the dialed number string
that matches with the Route Code and Dialed Digit Count.
It the CUG is connected over Analog Trunks , you must select the CO Trunk you have connected to
the SLT (FXS) port of PBX A.
If the CUG is connected over IP network , you must select the SIP Trunk which you have used for this
application.
• Apply Toll Control : When Self Route flag is disabled, system will check this parameter. By default, this
flag is enabled. The system will apply toll control to all the outgoing calls.
Disable this flag, if you do not want to apply toll control to the CUG numbers dialed by you.
The CUG Table you configure on NAVAN would look like this:
At Location B, you may do a suitable configuration of the PBX. If the PBX at Location B were NAVAN,
the CUG Table you configure would look like this:
• With the necessary configuration done at both locations, when an extension user 201 of NAVAN at
Location A dials extension 301 of PBX A, the system checks the CUG table to match the dialed digits with
106. When digits are dialed on a trunk, the system waits for the Inter Digit Wait Timer after the last digit is dialed. The Dialed Digit Count
helps avoid the delay caused by the Inter Digit Wait Timer. When you configure the digit length, the system will match the dialed
number string with the digit length you have configured and will route the number without waiting for the Inter Digit Wait Timer, if a
match is found.
Route
Index
Route
Code
Strip
Digit
Count
Self Route
Dialed
Digit
Count
LCR
Route using
Trunks
Apply Toll
Control
1 3 0 Disabled 3 Off CO2 Disabled
2
:
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Route
Index
Route
Code
Strip
Digit
Count
Self Route
Dialed
Digit
Count
LCR
Route using
Trunks
Apply Toll
Control
1 2 0 Disabled 3 Off CO2 Disabled
2
:
32