NEC NDA-24298 manual Aune Assignment of Uniform Numbering, Node a, Node B

AUNE : Assignment of Uniform Numbering

AUNE: Assignment of Uniform Numbering

1.General

This command assigns the data for an inter-network call termination.

2.Precautions

1.This command is available for both ACIS and CCIS. The call termination from CCIS requiring the office code skip needs this data.

Example: When the network numberings are as follows, example office data is listed in the table.

Node A 8 - 26 - xxxxx

Node B 8 - 10 - xxxxx

	Node A
ARTD	RT = dummy, AC = 1
ASPA	ACC = 8, SRV = LCR, RT = dummy
AUNE	RT = dummy, NPC = 826, SKIP = 3
AMND	DC = 826, MND = 8
	Allow the connection between ICRT
ARRC	(Voice route in the case of CCIS) and
	OGRT (Dummy route).

	Node B
ARTD	RT = dummy, AC = 1
ASPA	ACC = 8, SRV = LCR, RT = dummy
AUNE	RT = dummy, NPC = 810, SKIP = 3
AMND	DC = 810, MND = 8
	Allow the connection between ICRT
ARRC	(Voice route in the case of CCIS) and
	OGRT (Dummy route).

2.The applicable tenant number (TN) range is designated by the ASYD command, SYS1, INDEX8. If data in this command is common for all tenants (ASYD command, SYS1, INDEX93, bit4=1), assign TN parameter as data “1” for all tenants.

3.Assign the dummy route number in the RT parameter.

4.The data assigned in the NPC should include its access code, and should be different from the NPC assigned by the AFRS command.

5.The PNL parameter (which is intermediate data to assign the AADC command) appears when ASYD command is SYS1, INDEX42, bit4=1.

6.Assign the PNL data if additional digit (DC) is required. A maximum of 4 digits of DC is set by the AADC command. Enter the PNL with a range from 1 to 127. If additional digit is not required, data “0” is to be set to the PNL parameter.

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