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Country Code Table
FF7
Country
Code Table
Software Version: CPC-S and CPC-M, Version 1 .O and higher
Address:
FR 1# 19# (Table)# (Code)##
Description
This address applies only to systems programmed to use the new NAN?
dialing plan (FF7 l# 16#). It also applies only to TRS types 3-6 (TRS types
O-2 do not allow international dialing; TRS type 7 allows all dialing).
In this address, the DBS 824 system provides a Country Code Table of up to
10 allowable country codes for placing international calls. Each defined
country code can be 1 to 3 digits long, and can include wild-card characters.
When a phone user accesses a trunk assigned TRS type 3-6 and then dials 01
or 0 11, the system first checks the international calling restriction (if any)
assigned to that extension (in FF7 l# 18#). The DBS 824 then checks the
system-wide international calling restriction (in FF7 l# l#) to see if
international calling is allowed, or if the Country Code Table should be
checked fust. If so, and if the country code is included in the table, the call is
allowed. If the country code is
not
included in the table, .the user will hear a
busy tone and "Restricted" will be displayed on the phone.
Programming
FF7 1# 19# (l+lO)# (0-T#
Table Entry
Country Code Entry
Related Programming
Dialing Plan Switch:
FF7 l# 16#I (0 or l)#
International Calling on Extensions: FF7 l# 18# (ExtPort)# (0 or l)#
International Calling For TRS Types 3-6: FF7 l# l# (0 or l)#
Notes
Short Country
Codes. When country codes of less than 3 digits are entered,
the system will allow any country code that
begins with
that number or
numbers. For example, an entry of "9" allows all two- and three-digit country
codes beginning with "9." Likewise, an entry of "26" allows all three-digit
country codes beginning with "26."
Digit Restriction.
The system will not accept country codes that begin with
"1" (this is reserved for U.S. calls).
I
7-l 4
DBS 824-l O-400
Issued 3/l /95
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