Tadiran Telecom EMERALD ICE, Quick Installation Manual

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Emerald ICE Quick Installation Guide
menu tree
_ bksp save chg
Code Sequences
(listed at the left side of
every page/data item).
Use:
v
to return to the Code Sequence entry screen
h
to step back one menu level.
back
- previous item this menu level
next
- next item this menu level
show
h
thi
it
08
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08
-
then press
save
08
-
08
-dir
{dir = directory# to view}, then press
save
08
-
09
-
then press
save
08
-
09
-
01
-
then press
save
08
-
09
-
01
-
01
then press
save
08
-
09
-
01
-
02
then press
save
z z z
08
-
09
-
01
-
05
then press
save
08
-
09
-
01
-
06
then press
save
08
-
09
-
01
-
07
then press
save
LENGTH 5:1 back next chg LEADING 1:9 back next chg LEADING 2:NULL back next chg
z z z
DIR TO POSITION back next show
LENGTH 1:1 back next chg LENGTH 2:1 back next chg
TRUNK ROUTE back next show DIR NUMBER :_ bksp show chg
NUMBERING PLAN back next show
POSITION:1-01-01 back next
System Application - Numbering Plan: refers to the Directory
Number asignments of resources (physical and software).
All Numbering Plan Directory Numbers can be changed to meet the
needs of the application. When Assigning directory numbers
When assigning directory numbers each are assigned a "Length".
The Length determines how long the code is. Like the code (Dir#) "9" for Line Group 1 is 1 digit in length.
"Leading Digits" are then assigned. These are the digit(s) that the
ICE system will assign the resource. In the Dir# 9 case, the leading digit is "9". Since the Length is set at 1, this Dir# is one single digit "9" to access this CO Line (Trunk) Group.
CO Line (Trunk) Group programming is different than all other
directory number porgramming in that there are five possible Length and Leading paired assignments. The first of the five is assigned Length = 1 and Leading = 9, since there are four more Length and Leading pairs additional CO Line (Trunk) Group Dir#'s can be assigned and can be a variety of lengths.
Use the tables follow to help in understanding what changes can be
made in this very flexible numbering plan.
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