Toll Restriction - Mitel SX-5 Manual

Toll R e s t r i c t i o n
SECTION MITL9103-098-105-NA
Description
Toll Restriction is used to deny an extension the ability to make toll calls. Toll calls
are defined as those which have a 0, 1 , * or
#,
as the first or second digit after the
trunk access code has been dialed, or as calls which receive toll supervision. Denial
may be specified to be active on the first and second digit dialed.
Conditions
Toll denial on receipt of supervision is dependent on the CO providing super-
vision on access of the toll network.
An extension may be allowed or denied access to trunk 1, trunk 2 or both. When
an extension is allowed
trunk
access then either Toll Allowed, Toll Plan 1 or
Toll Plan 2 must be assigned to the extension.
Feature Selection
To Define a Toll Control Plan:
Set SW2 to OPEN.
Lift the Control Extension handset
-
dial tone is returned
Dial 45ABC where
A
=
1 if toll plan 1 is to be programmed.
= 2 if toll plan 2 is to be programmed
B
=
the required restriction code as defined in Table 8
C
=
1 if the restriction selected is to be ignored.
=
2 if the restriction selected is to be active.
Set SW2 to CLOSED.
T a b l e 8
Toll
R e s t r i c t i o n C o d e s
P a g e 55
C o d e
3
4
5
6
7
R e s t r i c t i o n
Restrict
on receipt of supervision
Restrict call if the f i r s t digit dialed is '0'
Restrict call if the f i r s t digit dialed i s '1'
Restrict call if t h e second digit i s dialed '1 or 0', i.e. an
area c o d e
Restrict call if t h e f i r s t digit dialed i s a 1 and the second
digit i s 1
or a
0.