ASCOM Ascotel 2025 System Manual page 749

ascom Ascotel 2025/2045/2065
Under the subscriber configuration you will find the PISN subscribers you have just
created, with the numbers 2XX, 3XX and 4XX.
The setting options for PISN subscribers differ from those of ordinary internal sub-
scribers. Next use the "route" setting to allocate routes to the PISN subscribers:
1. Assign the routes for the PISN subscribers of system 1:
– PISN subscriber 3XX: route 6
– PISN subscriber 4XX: route 7
2. Assign the routes for the PISN subscribers of system 2:
– PISN subscriber 2XX: route 5
– PISN subscriber 4XX: route 7
3. Assign the routes for the PISN subscribers of system 3:
– PISN subscriber 2XX: route 5
– PISN subscriber 3XX: route 6
Make sure the "Number" is left blank. It is used, for example, if the subscribers
are to be linked up in a virtual network.
Complete numbers can also be created as PISN subscribers. This allows you to
define exceptions in blocks. These numbers can be assigned names, which are
then available for dialling by name. In this way you can implement dialling by
name throughout the network.
Assuming Mr Newton is a subscriber in system 3, with call number 420. He is to
be obtainable using dialling by name from the other systems, too. To this end, we
need to create in the other systems a PISN subscriber with Mr Newton's complete
call number:
1. In system 1 and system 2 create a PISN subscriber with call number 420.
2. In the subscriber configuration of both systems, assign route 7 to this PISN
subscriber.
3. In the subscriber configuration of both systems, assign the name to this PISN
subscriber.
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