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Chapter 8. Least Cost Routing (FF8)
LCR Area Codes
Software Version: All Versions
Address: FF8 1# (TableNo.)# (AreaCode)# (0 or 1)#
Description
Use this address to route all calls to a certain area code through LCR.
This address associates the area code with a Time Priority Route Table, which
tells the DBS which trunk group to route the call to, based on the time of day
and weekend when the area code is dialed.
To use different Time Priority Route Tables for the same area code (based on
the office code dialed), do not enter the area code here -- instead, use the
Special LCR Area/Office Codes addresses (FF8 3# and 4#).
If a dialed area code is not assigned to a Time Priority Route Table, the call
will be routed to pooled trunk group "9" (built in FF2 Trunk# 3#).
Programming
Related Programming
Time Priority Route Tables: FF8 5# (Table)# (Position)# (TrunkGrp)#
Notes
FLASH Key Interaction. Once a trunk is accessed through LCR, the
FLASH key cannot be used to get a second dial tone. The flash operation is
disabled to prevent second calls from being placed over inappropriate routes.
Special Numbers Not Processed By LCR. If the user dials 0, 411, 555, 911,
or 800, the DBS will automatically terminate LCR processing and route the
call to pooled trunk group "9" (this trunk group is built in FF2 Trunk# 3#).
This occurs so that these numbers are dialed without modification (e.g.,
preventing LCR Add digits from being dialed as a prefix to the number).
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FF8 1# (1-15)# (000-999)# (0 or 1)#
Time Priority Route
Table No.
DBS Manual - Revised April 2000
Section 400-Programming
Area Code
0=Remove from table.
1=Add to table.
DBS-2.3/9.2-400
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