Routing - DataKinetics DSC110 User Manual

7.23 Routing

7.23.1 Routing Digit Analysis Initiate
RTDAI
Syntax
Prerequisites
Limitations
Attributes
Example
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Routing Digit Analysis Initiate
This command is used to initiate a digit analysis mapping.
A number (who's meaning is determined by the digit analysis mode
associated with the digit analysis index's point of origin) forms a unique key
with the digit analysis index to select a particular outgoing route or secondary
point of origin. If the digits in the called party number do not match the digits
for the digit analysis index then an attempt will be made to route using the
default route or secondary point of origin provided on the point of origin.
N.B. If a calling party category or nature of address is specified in the DIGS
field then it must left filled with 0's so that the digit string is 3 digits long e.g. a
CPC of 10 would be digits 010.
RTDAI: DAI=,DIGS=,[OGR=,]|[SPOR=,];
The specified digit analysis index and digit combination has not already been
initiated. The combination is also not allowed if the digits form the prefix of a
previously specified digit string or a previously specified digit string forms the
prefix of the specified digit string (e.g. "DAI 1", "DIGS 01" cannot be initiated if
"DAI 1", DIGS "01425" have previously been initiated. And vice versa).
Either a default outgoing route or secondary point of origin must be specified
and. if specified, already initiated.
Both a default outgoing route and secondary point of origin cannot be
specified.
If the outgoing route or secondary point of origin leading to an outgoing route
is circuit mapped then the circuit groups involved must be blocked.
Routing using a secondary point of origin can only result in up to 5 secondary
points of origin before achieving an outgoing route.
CONFIG
RTDAI:DAI=2,DIGS=01425,OGR=23;
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