ZETRON 748, Техническое руководство

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Operation
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*00 will access the last number redial buffer also. If Autodial mode = 20, then “*0” through “*9”
will access autodial 20 - 29. If Autodial mode = 21, then that user is forced to autodial 21 and cannot
manually dial a telephone number, regardless of his toll restrict type.
Autodials can also be used for toll restrictions in the Model 748. When a user (radio) has Toll
restrict type set to “AutoD,” that user can only access telephone numbers in the autodial table. You
would typically set Autodial mode to a block of numbers. Trying to access an empty autodial is not
allowed for all users whose Toll restrict type is not set for “None” or “Blap”.
When a user (radio) has Toll restrict type set for “None” or “Blap”, accessing an empty autodial
drops directly into conversation mode. Accessing an empty autodial with any other Toll restrict type
is considered toll restricted and the call attempt is terminated.
ACCESS AND DISCONNECT ANIs
Before a radio (user) may sign on to the Model 748, an Access ANI (Automatic Number
Identification) code must be assigned to the user. This code provides access to the interconnect.
Without it, a user cannot make or receive calls. Default ANIs are “*” for
Access ANI and “#” for
Disconnect ANI .
ANIs in the Model 748 are fully and independently programmable. Each ANI can be up to 10 digits
in length. Each ANI can be made up using any of the 16 DTMF tone pairs. Two types of sign-on are
possible, Short sign-on (single digit ANI) and ANI sign-on (multi-digit ANI). Short sign-on is
typically for a single function (“*” for telco access). ANI sign-on is typically used with steering
digits (ANI+* for telco access). Wild ANI with exclusion is supported in the Roamer version. When
enabled, the DTMF “A” is used as a wild card. Due to the very powerful features of how ANIs can
be put to work in a system, some care and planning MUST be done up front to avoid potential
conflicts. Please see “How to Program ANIs in the Model 748” in Section 4, for a detailed
discussion of ANIs including examples.