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Access Control Sequences
9. 3. Access Control Sequences (6R5)
Access Control Sequences (ACS) instruct the Dialer on how to access a particular carrier-
telephone network. Calls are routed in the ACS after a match in the Search Tables is detected.
Each entry (6R5) can be any sequence of commands taken from the following tables, with a
maximum of 80 characters per entry.
Register
6R5
0
1
2
Where R
3
Equals
4
1 - 8 for
5
Routes
7
1 - 8
8
9
See
Section
D
9.2.
06N
07N
08
09
1
2
3
4XY
5XNN
7
8
9
#0
#00
#01
#02
#03
#06
#07
#08
#1CD
#25B
#3AB
#4AB
#5AB
#6AB
#7AB
#8AB
#CAB
# AB
† Refer to the table on page 52 for dial tone timer parameters.
†† The *4XY and the #*AB tokens must be used together. Refer to page 54 for an example.
††† Refer to page 53 for the description of the MF4 tone detector.
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Token
Dial the digit 0
Dial the digit 1
Dial the destination number (up to 106 digits)
Dial the route access code (Register 6R1)
Dial the authorisation number (Register 6R2)
Dial the cost centre code (up to 22 digits)
Through connect (finished dialling)
Change to MF4 dialling
Dial the contents of Register 6R4)
Character string (refer to page 52)
Wait the value of "N" x 100 ms (refer to page 52)
Wait the value of "N" x 1 second (refer to page 52)
Drop and reseize Exchange Line
Hook flash to PABX/Centrex (refer to page 41)
Set MF4 dialling rate #1 via Register 102
Set MF4 dialling rate #2 via Register R60/R80
Set MF4 dialling rate #2 via Register R61/R81
Set tone for programmed tone detector ††
Set Callback (refer to page 58)
Dial the contents of Register 6R7 (refer to pag e56)
Dial the contents of Register 6R8 (refer to pag e56)
Dial the contents of Register 6R9 (refer to pag e56)
Dial a
(MF4)
Dial # (MF4)
Dial a # if the last digit dialled out was not a #
Wait for cost centre code (does not dial the code)
Wait for end of destination digits
Dial the PABX/Centrex select digits buffer
Dial the Primary select digits buffer
Dial teh Alternate select digits buffer
MF4 digit detector †††
Pause for the "B" time and then continue †
570 - 680 Hz tone detector †
440 Hz tone detector †
425 Hz local tone detector †
400 Hz tone detector †
350 - 620 Hz tone detector †
330 + 440 Hz special/second dial tone detector †
2100 Hz broad band tone detector †
Programmable tone detector ††
Description
Issue 1, February 1999
8380-383-115-BA
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