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Table 5-15 ONT digit map elements, symbols, and modifiers for package A, B, and H ONTs
Pattern elements, symbol, or
modifier
0-9, A-D, *, and #
x
[]
.
?
+
{m}
{m,}
{m, n}
()
|
T
P
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Representation
Dialed digits
A digit in the range 0-9
A set of digits enclosed in brackets "[]" represents the occurrence
of any of the enclosed digits. If a ^ appears immediately after the
opening bracket, it represents the occurrence of any digit other
than the enclosed digits.
A pattern element followed by a dot signifies zero of more
occurrences of the element.
A pattern element followed by a question mark signifies zero or one
occurrence of the element.
In the sequence ((* | 11) (88| 90)) R I#? means the user can enter:
•
nothing
•
*88
•
*90
However, the user cannot enter:
•
*88 and *90
A pattern element followed by a plus sign signifies one or more
occurrences of the element.
A pattern element followed by {m} signifies exactly m occurrences
of the element.
A pattern element followed by {m, n} signifies at least m
occurrences.
A pattern element followed by {m, n} signifies at least m
occurrences, but not more than n occurrences of the element.
For example, {0,2} means that the pattern proceeding it can be
used 0, 1, or 2 times.
In the sequence ((* | 11) (67 | 82)) SRI# {0,2} means the user can
enter:
•
nothing
•
*67 and *82
•
*82 and *67
•
*82
•
*67
However, the user cannot enter:
•
*67, *82, and *67
A sequence of pattern elements enclosed in parenthesis matches
the concatenation of the elements.
A sequence of pattern elements separated by | matches the any
one of the elements in the sequence.
The T modifier represents the application of the critical timer (4 s).
A pattern element followed by the T modifier matches if an only if
the critical timer expires at that point.
The P modifier represents the application of dial tone when a
partial match reaches that point.
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