Mitel Panther II 820 System Manual page 117

Trillium Standard Practice
Class A' - no restrictions except the preprogrammed entries in
Deny Table A.
C&s I3 - dialing any of the preprogrammed entries from Deny
Table B, or dialing the number of Digits to Deny* when Behind
PBXICentrex, or dialing a restricted Common Speed Call number
from the Split Restriction Table for Class B** will restrict a call.
Digits dialed in Allow Table B will be accepted.
Class B' - dialing any of the preprogrammed entries from Deny
Table B or dialing the number of Digits to Deny * when Behind
PBXICentrex, or dialing a restricted Common Speed number from
the Split Restriction Tabk for Class B ** will restrict a call.
Class C - no outside calls can be made, except those telephone
numbers beginning with preprogrammed entries included in Allow
.Table C, or dialing Common Speed Call numbers that are
unrestricted in the Split Restriction Table for Class C***. This
allows the Class C user to have access to some emergency
numbers.
Class C' - no outside calls can be made.
This feature is programmed in conjunction with TOLL RESTRICI' ION BY
STATION, and the TOLL RESTRICTION TABLES. Class A is the
preprogrammed value for all lines.
*DIGITS TO DENY -
Determines on a systemwide
basis, the digit on which dialing will be denied for Class B Restrictions.
** SPLIT RESTRICTION FOR CLASS B -
Determines on a systemwide basis, whether the fast or last 40 Common Speed Call numbers will be
available to stations with Class B Restrictions. (See also. Section 5. COMMON SPEED CALL -
DIALING).
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SPLIT RESTRICTION FOR CLASS C -
Determines on a systemwide basis, whether the first or last
40
Common Speed Call numbers will be
available to stations with Class C Resnictions. (See also, Section 5. COMMON SPEED CALL -
DIALING).
Conditions
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If the Panther II System is placed behind PBX, the restricted digits will
apply after the PBX Access Code has been dialed, providing the system has
been programmed for PBX type lines and providing a PAUSE has been
programmed after the PBX Access Code.
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Restrictions in the Deny Tables take precedence over the exceptions in the
Allow Tables.
Programming Required
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Access Code 014 - Digits to Deny
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Access Codes 0150 and 0151 - Split Restriction for Class B Common
Speed Numbers
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Access Codes 0 160 and 0 16
1 -
Split Restriction for Class C Common
Speed Numbers
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Access Code 065 - Toll Restriction by Line
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