NEC NEAX 2000, Programming Manual

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ND-91285-001(E)
DECEMBER, 1999
Page 150
Revision 1.0
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DIRECT-OUTWARD DIALLING (DOD)
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
This service feature permits any station user to gain access to the exchange network without the assist-
ance of the Attendant, by simply dialling an access code and receiving a second dial tone. The user may
then proceed to dial the desired exchange network number.
STATION APPLICATION
All stations
OPERATING PROCEDURE
To place an outside call:
1. Go off hook; receive Dial Tone
2. Dial trunk access code (usually “0”)
3. Receive Second Dial Tone
4. Dial desired exchange network number
5. If call is denied for any reason, Reorder Tone is heard.
SERVICE CONDITIONS
1. Outgoing connection restriction can be assigned on an individual station basis. Refer to CLASS OF
SERVICE - INDIVIDUAL.
2. TOLL RESTRICTION (3/6-digit) may be applied to DIRECT-OUTWARD DIALLING.
3. Various types of trunks (Tie, C.O., etc.) can be directly accessed by stations using this feature.
4. The trunk group access code is limited to a maximum of three digits.
5. Use of the DOD feature can be denied on a per trunk group basis when the following restrictions are
active on the originating station line.
a. Fully Restricted Station: DIRECT-OUTWARD DIALLING attempts are routed to Reorder Tone
when the station is fully restricted.
b. Restriction from Outgoing Calls: A station assigned this feature is denied the ability to dial-access
preselected trunk groups.
c. Hot Line Service: Exchange network call completion using this feature is not permitted. The orig-
inating station can only be routed to the Attendant or another station when going off-hook.
6. TOLL RESTRICTION: Level of this feature restricts unauthorized station lines’ ability to complete
outgoing central office or foreign exchange calls to specified areas or office codes within an area.
7. TOLL DENIAL: A station with TOLL DENIAL is routed to Reorder Tone when restricted area code
is dialled after the trunk access code has been dialled.