Tadiran Telecom EMERALD ICE, Installation & Maintenance Manual

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Code Sequences
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every page/data item).
Use:
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to return to the Code Sequence entry screen
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LOCAL AREA CODE back next show INTER. PREFIX back next show
NULL back next chg NULL back next chg AREA PRE 2:NULL back next chg
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AREA COD 8:NULL back next chg AREA PRE 8:NULL back next chg NULL back next chg AREA COD 1:NULL back next chg AREA PRE 1:NULL back next chg AREA COD 2:NULL back next chg
COUNTRY CODE back next show LONG DIST PREFIX back next show
International Prefix: This is a Caller ID feature requirement. To dial back a number that is received
from outside the USA, the International Prefix must be dialed (usually "011").
Country Code: This is a Caller ID feature requirement. This item is programmed with the country
code where the ICE system will operate (usually "01" in the USA.)
Long Distance Prefix: This is a Caller ID feature requirement. This item is programmed with the
code required at the installed location to make long distance calls (usually "1".) When calls are received with Caller ID from a location that is long distance, this prefix is pre-inserted before the collected digits are dialed when the user has invoked CID Call Back.
Local Area Code(s): This is a Caller ID feature requirement. This item is programmed with any
A
rea Code(s) that can be dialed without a "1" as the first digit. These Area Code(s) identify numbers
that will not be dialed with the Long Distance Prefix. It is necessary to program the local Area Code and the code Prefix for each entry. Why? ...Caller ID digits received include the local Area Code, dialing the digits received MAY or MAY NOT require that the Area Code be output first to place the call. So...
The local Area Code is programmed into Local Area Code "1". This causes the ICE system to ID this number as a local number
(do not dial Long Distance Prefix).
This also causes the ICE system to remove the Area Code from the digits
received.
If the local Area Code received must be dialed to place a CID Call Back, the local Area Code must be programmed into the Local Area Prefix "1" so that it is dialed.
Local Area Code entries are: Code/Prefix 1~8.