Planning & Programming Guide

Determine for each Station Group:	Call locations	Local
		Interlata (In state toll)
		Interstate Toll
		International Toll
	Allowed call types	DDD
		Operator assisted
		Toll Free
		Service Codes
	Allowed call times	Maximum of 8 periods are available
	Allowed facilities	Local CO trunks
		Foreign Exchange (FX)
		Wide Area Telephone Service (WATS)
		Tie Trunk/International Voice Gateway
		Note for each station the TGAR and NCOS if programmed

Determine for each Trunk group:	Dialing patterns	The number of digits required to complete and identify each call type
	Dialing patterns	Mandatory digits (is 1 required for a toll call?)
	Preferred usage sequence	Which trunk group will carry each call type at the lowest possible cost? The second lowest cost? The most expensive?
	Permissions	Note the TGAR for each trunk group

Select System Wide parameters:	Use the above information to determine the minimum of each parameter, then increase it by at least 10% above expected growth estimates.	Max.# of location codes (ISDN networking)
		Max.# of Supplemental Digit Restriction Blocks
		Max.# of incoming trunk group exclusion tables
		Max.# of Digit Manipulation Tables
		Max.# of Route Lists
		Max.# of Free Calling Area Screening Tables
		Max.# of Free Special Number Screening Tables
		Max.# of Special Common Carrier entries
	Select these options based upon local needs	BARS access code
		Will second dial tone be provided?
		Will expensive route warning tone be provided?
		Will trunk group access restrictions be checked?
		Will Off-hook or call back queuing be used?


Preliminaries	FEAT ESN
	MXLC	Max.# of LOC codes
	MXSD	Max.# of Supplemental Digit Restriction blocks
	MXIX	Max.# of Incoming Trunk Group exclusion tables
	MXDM	Max.# of Digit Manipulation tables
	MXRL	Max.# of Route Lists
	MXFC	Max.# of Free Calling Area screening tables
	MXFS	Max.# of Free Special Number Screening tables
	CDP (YES) NO	Coordinated dialing plan
	MSCC x x	Max.# of SCC entries (0 - 7)
	AC1	BARS access code (usually '9')
	AC2	NARS only access code
	DLTN (YES) NO	Provide second dial tone?
	ERWT (YES) NO	Expensive route tone available?
Time of day restriction lists	TOD	8 lists, 0 defaults to all day, 7 or attendant's <RTC> key changes NCOS
Time of day restriction lists	ETOD	1= Sunday 2= Monday . . . 7= Saturday
Apply restriction Controls	RTCL YES
Apply restriction Controls	NMAP xx yy	xx= normal NCOS, yy= NCOS when TODS 7 active or <RTC> activated.
Digit Manipulation	FEAT DGT
	DMI xxx	Digit Manipulation Index number used in the Route List
	DEL (0) - 19	Number of leading digits to be deleted
	INST x . . . x	Leading digits to be inserted
	SCCI (0) - 7	Index into the Special Common Carrier table
	CTYP (NCHG)	Can change the call type, default is no change

LD 87	Network Restrictions for station NCOS	FEAT NCTL
		NCOS xx	Network Class Of Service group number to be modified.
		FRL x	Facility Restriction Level (0) - 7
	Free Calling Area Screening	FEAT FCAS
		FCI xxx	Assigned index number to be used in the route list (1 - 127)
		NPA xxx or 1xxx	Area code to be screened.
		NXX DENY or ALLOW
		DENY nxx	Code or code range to be denied.
		or
		ALLOW nxx	Code or code range to allow.
	Free Special Number Screening	FEAT FSN
		FSNI xxx	Assigned index number to be used in the route list (1 - 255)
		SPN xxx	Service code to be screened
		DENY or ALLOW
		- DENY	supplemental digits to be denied.
		or
		- ALLOW	supplemental digits to allow.

LD 86	Build each required Route List (not all are fields shown)	FEAT RLB
		RLI xxx	Assigned index number to be used in the Network Translation Check table.
		ENTR xxx	Position in this list
		ROUT xxx	Route number assigned in LD 16 (0 - 511)
		TOD x	Time of day schedule 0 - 7
		EXP (NO) YES	Give expensive route
		FRL x	Facility Restriction Level (0 - 7) higher is more restrictive.
		DMI xxx	Digit Manipulation Index
		FCI xxx	Free Calling Area Screening Index number
		FSNI xxx	Free Special Number Screening Index

LD 90	Build the Network Translation Check tables There are no "wild card" characters, but limited ranging is permitted. It is suggested that things will be easier in the long run if you define all 800 possible area codes, even though they are not as yet all in service. This will use a trunk if an invalid number is dialed until the PTT rejects the call. This traffic increase should be insignificant.	FEAT NET
		TRAN AC1
		TYPE HNPA
		HNPA xxx	Home area code
		FEAT NET
		TRAN AC1
		TYPE NPA
		NPA [1] xxx [yyy zzzz]	number to be screened starting with an area code or toll access digit
		RLI xxx	Route List number
		SDRR ALLOW or DENY	or DMI or LDDD
		- ALLOW xxx	Number to be allowed in the NPA. All unlisted numbers will be denied.
		- DENY xxx	Number to be denied in the NPA. All unlisted numbers will be allowed.
		- LDDD xxx	Internal number to be intercepted to the attendant.
		if DMI 1 - 255	Digit Manipulation Index number
		then LDID x . . . x	Local DID number to be recognized
		FEAT NET
		TRAN AC1
		TYPE NXX
		NXX [1] xxx [zzzz]	number to be screened starting with an office code
		RLI xxx	xxx= Route List number
		SDRR ALLOW or DENY	or DMI or LDDD
		- ALLOW xxx	Number to be allowed in the NPA. All unlisted numbers will be denied.
		- DENY xxx	Number to be denied in the NPA. All unlisted numbers will be allowed.
		- LDDD xxx	Internal number to be intercepted to the attendant.
		if DMI 1 - 255	Digit Manipulation Index number
		then LDID x . . .x	Local DID number to be recognized

LD 15	Adjust intercept treatments (if required)	INT_DATA	Gate opener
		NINV	(missing programming)
		NITR	(Network Translations) number not in NPA, NXX, or SPN table.
		NRES	(Supplemental Digit Restriction) DENY, ALLOW, LDDD, or LDID table.
		NBLK	(LCR blocked) TOD, FCI, FRL, or no trunk available
		Default values for these fields:	OVF OVF OVF ATN (Stn Atdn Tie DID)