ZETRON 748, Technical Manual

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Programming
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All mobiles with an ANI of 1040000 - 1040FFF and CTCSS encode of 100.0 Hz will have phone
access. You can use Exclusion programming to narrow down the range of ANIs that are allowed in
under this wild ANI. To remove the 4th column digits from the block of possible ANIs you would
do the following user number slots.
User # ANI Enabled CTCSS/DCS Decode
400 1040BAA No None
401 1040CAA No None
402 1040DAA No None
403 1040*AA No None
404 1040#AA No None
405 1040ABA No None
406 1040ACA No None
407 1040ADA No None
408 1040A*A No None
409 1040A#A No None
410 1040AAB No None
411 1040AAC No None
412 1040AAD No None
413 1040AA* No None
414 1040AA# No None
Operation for our example user (radio), with an Access ANI of 1040025 when on his home system,
would follow the examples in “Multi-digit ANI” earlier in this section.
Operation for our example user (radio) when out of his home area:
Roamers in this system only have Mobile-to-Phone access when out of their home area. This differs
from normal operation in that they do not have to enter a steering digit to gain access to the phone
line. To gain access the mobile keys up with 100.0 Hz encode and send an ANI of “1040025”. The
Model 748 sees this as User 714 and allows the call. The Model 748 then keys the transmitter with
100.0 Hz encode, seizes the line and allows the dial tone from the central office to pass out on to the
channel. The mobile now dials a phone number and the call proceeds as normal.
At call completion the call detail record will look like this:
Date Time Usr Air-Time Type Called/Comments ANI
-------- -------- --- -------- ---- ---------------- ----------
09/01/95 10:04:23 714 00:01:47 M1 12068206363 1040025
Phone number dialed and ANI allowed on to the system is recorded in the Call Detail record.