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Buttons - ARS Extended Programming Mode
7.21 The second and third row of console buttons assume different
functions when the ARS button is pressed, while in the Ex-
tended Programming mode. These functions are shown in Figure
6-2(E).
7.22 ARS: Pressing this button allows the selection of the Automatic
Route Selection program so that subsequent button functions
(as described below) are effective.
7.23 TABLE QTY: The number of memory tables assigned for ARS is
dependent upon the configuration number selected. After the
configuration number has been assigned, the TABLE QTY button is
pressed and the relevant digit (1, 2 or 3) is dialed.
7.24 CODE TABLE: This button is used to select a patiicular table by
pressing the button and dialing the digits for the Table. After
selecting the Table, the Area Code and Office Code digits can be
entered for that Table.
7.25 AREA CODE: Pressing this button and dialing the 3-digit Area
Code selects that Area Code, which may then be allocated to a
particular Route Table.
7.26 ROUTE TABLE: This button is used to program specific routing
information such as area and office codes and choice of routes
to a particular Table.
7.27 OFFICE CODE: After the Code Table has been selected (see
above), the 3-digit office codes to be allocated for the Table are
entered, by pressing the OFFICE CODE button and dialing the required
3-digit office code.
7.28 SCHED A, B'AND C: A 24-hour day may be separated into three
distinct time periods (Schedules A, B and C) for least cost-
routing purposes. The prime period is set by pressing the SCHED A
button and dialing the start and end times of the period. Schedule B is
similarly allocated with SCHED B button. A time period is not dialed
when SCHED C button is pressed, as the remainder of the 24-hour day
is automatically assigned; the SCHED C button is used when assigning
choice of routes.
7.29 CHOICE NUMBER: Up to four choices of routes may be se-
lected within each of the foregoing Schedules. This is per-
formed by pressing the CHOICE NUMBER button and dialing one of the
digits 1 through 4. The route number is dialed after the choice is
selected.
7.30 ROUTE NUMBER: This button is used when programming the
Trunk Groups as route numbers. Pressing the ROUTE NUMBER
button, followed by dialing the route number digit, allows the Trunk
Group and "modify digits" data to be allotted to that route number.
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