Siemens Hicom 100 E Service Manual page 186

Preconfiguration for UK:
This involves the most recent national Mercury exception table before implementation. Special
references are made to the two emergency numbers; the traditional "999" and the new EC stan-
dard "112".
The exception table can be configured and entries made or deleted as required. An option may
also be included which enables the system administrator to activate and deactivate the feature
"selecting the network provider" on a system-wide basis.
8.1 Single-stage LCR
All numbers are routed apart from those explicitly entered in an exception table, see Table 8-1
. In this type of LCR, the network provider desired is selected via a configurable prefix (e.g.
"132" in GBR) and the number then dialled. Selection takes place in the D-channel (for ISDN)
or as standard for analogue trunks.
The following configurations are necessary or possible for this type of LCR:
Prefix for selecting the network provider
Authorization code
Codes
27
27 1
27 2
27 3
27 4
27 5
27 6
Only numbers containing prefixes can be routed. For this reason, the exception table should
be completed as described above.
Table 8-3 Configuration example for single-stage LCR
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Call up least cost routing
Routing on/off: activate
Network names: name of provider can be entered here
Set routing type to "single-stage"
Access code: enter telephone number of attendant's processor
(prefix, connection number and trunk code are not entered)
Authorization code: enter PIN or code number
(PIN no. is required as an access code and to calculate charges on an
individual customer basis)
Exception table: enter numbers which are not routed,
e. g. all numbers without a prefix
Possible entries: Pos. 1: 1; Pos. 2: 2; Pos. 3: 3; Pos. 4: 4; Pos. 5: 5; Pos.
6: 6; Pos. 7: 7; Pos. 8: 8; Pos.9: 9
Least Cost Routing (LCR)
Meaning
Single-stage LCR
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