Network Construction With 2400 Ipx - NEC UNIVERGE SV9300 Networking Manual

Network Construction with 2400 IPX

The Tenant Number and the Trunk Restriction Class are different between the SV9300 and the 2400 IPX
as indicated below.
• Tenant No.
• Trunk Restriction class
Based on these differences, care must be taken to insure that proper programming is completed to accom-
modate the differences between the SV9300 and the 2400 IPX.
(1) In the SV9300, station and trunk assignment to tenants must be to a tenant number equal to 01 or
higher. (Do not use Tenant 00.)
(2) For Attendant Console calls, the tenant number transmitted to the destination SV9300 is equal to the
Attendant Group (0-3) to which the attendant is assigned in CM60 Y=00. Remember that Tenant 00
is not available in the 2400 IPX, so an Attendant Group of 1-3 must be used.
(3) For ensuring proper restriction classes throughout the network, programming in the SV9300 allows
equating the restriction classes of the SV9300 with the restriction classes available in the 2400 IPX.
For details, refer to "DELUXE TRAVELING CLASS MARK-CCIS".
When an Attendant Console operator in the SV9300 originates a call through the CCIS network, the
SV9300 transmits a restriction class of zero (RSC=0) to the distant office.
SV9300
00-63
(CM12 Y=04, CM30 Y=01)
1-8
(CM12 Y=01)
1-36
Chapter 1 CCIS FEATURES
NETWORK STRUCTURE CONSIDERATIONS
2400 IPX
01-255
1-15
Page 1-147
NWA-088654-001 Rev.1.0
94ch1001.fm