Ericsson MRS3000, Руководство по обслуживанию на месте

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Uppgjord (även faktaansvarig om annan) - Prepared (also subject responsible if other) Nr - No.
KL/ECS/S/MK Magnus Lindahl
MRS 3000 Received Call Numbers Programmers
Guide
Dokansv/Godk - Doc respons/Approved Kontr - Checked Datum - Date Rev File
KL/ECS/S/MK 1997-04-16 A LZB 119 1661
CALL.DOC
How the different function digits are used.
Each function digit corresponds to a different call-type, and there is a worksheet supplied for each one
of them.
The address field has the same meaning for all function digits. Digits 0 through 9 correspond to the
tones 0 through 9 in the tone system.
Digit A through D is not valid and digit E refers to "any tone".
The phone number/destination field, however, has different meanings depending on the function digit.
CALL TO A FIXED TELEPHONE NUMBER
Function digit 0
Phone number/destination field content:
0 - 9: Dial corresponding DTMF or pulse digit
A:
Wait for dial tone
B: Pause. Next digit determines the number of seconds.
C: Dial DTMF *.
D: Dial DTMF #.
E: Not used
Example 1:
On the received tone sequence 12345 the telephone number "0 - wait for dial tone - 90510" shall
be dialled.
Addr Func Phone number/dest
12345 0 0A90510
Example 2:
On the received tone sequence 987XY, where X and Y denote any valid tones, the following
telephone number shall be dialled: "0 - wait for dial tone - 00947 - 3 seconds pause - 123456".
Addr Func Phone number/dest
987EE 0 0A00947B3123456
ALARM CALL TO LAC
Function digit 1
Phone number/destination field content:
Eight digit alarm code to send to LAC (The two different telephone numbers to LAC are
programmed in Area 2 TAB 76 and TAB 77).
0 - 9 : Alarm code digits to send to LAC.
E:
Reference to received A-subscriber digits.