Lucent Technologies Comcode 108678723 manual Feature performance

DEFINITY ECS Release 8.2 ATM Installation,	Issue 1
Upgrades, and Administration 555-233-124	April 2000

BATM Switch Feature Interactions

Location-related Interactions B-3

Feature performance

DEFINITY ECS switch features are affected by location (Table B-2).

Table B-2. DEFINITY operations affected by location

Operation Description User interface Performance

Time of Day	Administration of a
	time offset relative
	to the system clock
	permits the
	computation of local
	time for each port
	network.

See ‘‘Time of Day considerations’’ for more information.

■Time/date display and wakeup or do-not-disturb times displayed in local time.

■Attendant service from a local attendant on local time.

■User can dial local calls without supplying the area code (NANP only) or the country and/or city code (international), just as on a single-location switch.

■Each location can have its own local emergency processing center, and 911 calls typically routed via ARS are sent to the local dispatch for each caller’s location.

These added locations help solve:

■Different public network dial plans for different locations affecting

—911 calls

—home or foreign number plan area (US only)

—international dialing or country codes

■Different time zones on

—user displays

—CDR records

—time-of-day routing

ARS Digit	ARS digit analysis	If a location-specific entry
Analysis	(routing), digit	and a global entry both
	conversion, and toll	match a dialed number
	analysis can be	equally well, then the
	administered with	location-specific entry
	location-specific	takes precedence over the
	parameters in	global entry, and a
	addition to “global”	location-specific digit
	(ARS and	conversion takes
	public-network TAC	precedence over a
	calls).	location-specific routing
		entry.

Multiple-location routing capacities = 4000 (Release 7r or later)

A set of local routing options also are required for each location for

■911

■other service numbers

■local operator access

■local calls in general.