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Analog Extension, EX
Peter Pettersson
ppettersson
COMMAND DESCRIPTION
ANALOG EXTENSION, EX
Copyright
Copyright Aastra Technologies Limited, 2013. All rights reserved.
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EXADC
EXADC
Extension Additional Data Change
1.1
Format
EXADC:ADDNUM=...,DIR=;
ADDNUM = Additional number. The directory number which is used for
presentation on the display of the other party.
For value, see the parameter description for analog
extension.
DIR =
1.2
Function
The command sets an additional number for an extension that is
presented on the display of the other party. The additional number
should be a previously assigned directory number which represents a
physical extension that can be called.
More than one directory number can have the same additional number.
If no additional number is assigned, the directory number will be the
default additional number.
1.3
Example 1
Change the additional number for extension 4498 to 4600.
EXADC:DIR=4498,ADDNUM=4600;
EXECUTED
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1.4
Example 2
Change the additional number for extensions 4401 and 4402 to 4400.
EXADC:DIR=4401&4402,ADDNUM=4400;
EXECUTED
1.5
Command Category
Dangerous = No
EXADP
EXADP
Extension Additional Data Print
2.1
Format
EXADP:DIR=...;
DIR =
2.2
Function
The command is used to print the additional data for the given extension.
2.3
Printout
EXTENSION ADDITIONAL DATA
DIR
ADDNUM
END
ANALOG EXTENSION, EX
2.4
Example
Print the additional data for extensions 4491 and 4498.
EXADP:DIR=4491&4498;
EXTENSION ADDITIONAL DATA
DIR
ADDNUM
4491
4600
4498
4610
END
The additional number for extension 4491 is 4600 and for extension
4498 it is 4610.
2.5
Command Category
Dangerous = No
EXCAC
EXCAC
Extension Category Change
3.1
Format
EXCAC: DIR=
,CAT=
[,TRAF=] [,SERV=] [,CDIV=] [,OFTIME=] [,ROC=][,FDTIME=]
ADC=
Additional category
For value, see the parameter description for analog
extension.
CAT=
CDIV =
DIR=
Instrument category
For value, see the parameter description for analog
extension.
ANALOG EXTENSION, EX
3.2
ROC =
Routing category
For value, see the parameter description for analog
extension.
SERV =
Service category
For value, see the parameter description for analog
extension.
TRAF =
Traffic category.
For value, see the parameter description for analog
extension.
TRM =
Function
The command, which changes the categories of one or more extensions, may be used in the following ways:
EXCAC
3.3
Example 1
Extensions 4430 and 4498 are to change category code for parameters
TRAF, SERV, CDIV, and ROC, so that they obtain the values given in
the common category code 3, and also to change its maximum charging
cost MCOST to 180 (maximum usable pulses).
EXCAC:DIR=4430&4498,CAT=3,MCOST=180;
EXECUTED
3.4
Example 2
Change the call diversion category for extensions 3320 through 3350, so
that these extensions have no rerouting limitations and are permitted to
use the individual do-not-disturb facility. External follow-me is not
permitted.
These extensions are permitted to request call diversion on busy, and
they possess the internal follow-me function. Diversion on origin feature
is allowed. Diversion options for calling party's origin are internal extension, public external line, and private external line. Default settings for
remote programming of diversion should be used.
EXCAC:DIR=3320&&3350,CDIV=01010132100;
EXECUTED
3.5
Example 3
Change the transmission category for extension 4498 to transmission
category 1 and offered time to 25 seconds.
EXCAC:DIR=4498,OFTIME=25,TRM=1;
EXECUTED
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3.6
Example 4
Alter the categories for extension 4498 so that SERV, TRAF, CDIV, and
ROC correspond to CAT number 3.
The additional categories shall be changed to:
3.7
Example 5
Change the Hospitality class for extension 3310 to Room vacant. Call
distribution shall be controlled by an external application.
EXCAC:DIR=3310,SERV=0211120511010;
EXECUTED
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EXCAC
3.8
Example 6
Change the authorization category for transfer of outgoing external calls
for extension 4498, so that it is permitted to transfer outgoing external
public calls and also permitted to transfer the call to an intruded extension.
EXCAC:DIR=4498,CAT=3,ADC=000110901
EXECUTED
3.9
Command Category
Dangerous = No
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EXCAP
Extension Category Print
4.1
Format
EXCAP:DIR=...;
DIR =
4.2
Function
The command is used to print category information for the given extensions.
4.3
Printout
TRAF
SERV
CDIV
ROC
TRM
ADC
OFTIME
FDTIME
.
.
END
ADC =
12
Additional category.
For value, see the parameter description for analog
extension.
EXCAP
CDIV =
4.4
ROC =
Routing category.
For value, see the parameter description for analog
extension.
SERV =
Service category.
For value, see the parameter description for analog
extension.
TRAF =
Traffic category.
For value, see the parameter description for analog
extension.
TRM =
Transmission category.
For value, see the parameter description for analog
extension.
Example
Print category information for extension 4498.
EXCAP:DIR=4498;
EXTENSION CATEGORY FIELDS
DIR
TRAF
SERV
CDIV
ROC
TRM
ADC
OFTIME
FDTIME
4498
00151501
0002120700
00007122100
401001
000110901
25
300
END
For an interpretation of the values for TRAF, SERV, CDIV, ROC, TRM,
ADC, OFTIME and FDTIME, see the parameter description for ANALOG
EXTENSION.
4.5
Command Category
Dangerous = No
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ANALOG EXTENSION, EX
EXCCP
Extension Common Category Code Print
5.1
Format
EXCCP: CAT=
;
CCAT=
CAT =
5.2
Function
The command is used in two ways:
1)
2)
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EXCCP
5.3
Printout 1 (CAT)
TRAF
SERV
CDIV
ROC
OFTIME
FDTIME
5.4
Printout 2 (CCAT)
EXTENSION CATEGORY CODE
CAT
DIR
END
CDIV =
DIR =
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5.5
ROC =
Routing category.
For value, see the parameter description for analog
extension.
SERV =
Service category.
For value, see the parameter description for analog
extension.
TRAF =
Traffic category.
For value, see the parameter description for analog
extension.
Example 1 (CAT)
Print the value ranges of category codes 3 - 7.
EXCCP:CAT=3&&7;
EXTENSION CATEGORY CODE
CAT
TRAF
SERV
CDIV
ROC
OFTIME
03151501
0002110701000
00010000000
110701
00151501
0002120701010
00006113100
202601
01121509
0003120501001
00015111100
122001
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00000000
0000000000000
00000000000
000001
00000000
0000000000000
00000000000
000001
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EXCCP
5.6
Example 2 (CCAT)
Verify the extensions in the system that possess the values for parameters TRAF, SERV, CDIV, OFTIME, and ROC that agree with the value
for the common category code 5.
EXCCP:CCAT=5;
EXTENSION CATEGORY CODE
CAT
DIR
1266
4492
END
The categories of the extensions 1266 and 4492 agree with the common
category code 5.
5.7
Command Category
Dangerous = No
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EXCCS
Extension Category Code Set
6.1
Format
EXCCS:CAT=[,CATTYP=][,CDIV=][,OFTIME=][,ROC=][,SERV=]
[,TRAF=][,FDTIME=];
CAT =
FDTIME
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ROC =
Routing category.
For value, see the parameter description for analog
extension.
SERV =
Service category.
For value, see the parameter description for analog
extension.
TRAF =
Traffic category.
For value, see the parameter description for analog
extension.
EXCCS
6.2
Function
The command is used to form a common category code or to alter the
values of an existing common category code. The category codes are
used to create a number of standard categories for extensions. This
simplifies the categorization of the extension.
The command can also be used to specify minimum or default common
category codes for authorization code.
Alarm classes
6.3
Example 1
Create category code 4 with traffic category TRAF: Fully open during
both system day service and night service. With abbreviated dialing
traffic class 00 and traffic-switching class 01.
Service category SERV: Open for intrusion and for reception of call
waiting tone from another party and open for direct indialing traffic.
Permitted to execute automatic callback to another extension or an
external line. Permitted to initiate a call waiting tone to another party.
Permitted to accept call waiting tone from another extension, PBX operator, or external line. The extension belongs to the Hospitality class
Normal extension. Permitted to accept collect calls (Brazil). Call distribution shall be controlled by an external application. The extension shall be
able to park the existing call and make an inquiry call even when intruded
by supervisor.
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6.4
Example 2
Category code 4 was formed earlier with values for parameters TRAF,
SERV, CDIV, and ROC. The diversion category shall be altered so that
no rerouting limitations are stated. It is not permitted to request Individual
Do Not Disturb and External Follow-Me. It is permitted to request diversion on busy to an individual divertee position, Internal Follow-Me. Diversion On Origin feature is not allowed. Default settings for Remote
programming of diversion should be used.
EXCCS:CAT=4,CDIV=00010000000;
EXECUTED
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EXCCS
6.5
Example 3
Affiliate category code 4 to authorization code both as a minimum value
and a default value.
EXCCS:CAT=4,CATTYP=1;
EXECUTED
EXCCS:CAT=4,CATTYP=2;
EXECUTED
6.6
Command Category
Dangerous = No
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EXCUC
Extension Customer Number Change
7.1
Format
EXCUC:DIR=... [,CUST=];
CUST = Customer number. The parameter is not optional in the
customary sense.
If the parameter is omitted, the customer number for the
extension will be removed.
For value, see the parameter description for analog extension.
DIR =
7.2
Function
The command is used to initiate, alter, or remove the extension's
customer affiliation.
7.3
Example
The extension with directory number 4491 shall alter customer number
to 12.
EXCUC:DIR=4491,CUST=12;
EXECUTED
7.4
Command Category
Dangerous = No
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EXDDP
EXDDP
Extension Directory Data Print
8.1
Format
EXDDP:DIR=...;
DIR =
8.2
Function
The command is used for stated directory numbers to print the equipment position, customer number, common category code, instrument
category, maximum charging cost, and whether the directory number
belongs to a primary or secondary extension with respect to stated directory numbers.
For those extensions whose categories do not agree with any existing
common category code, a hyphen (-) will be printed in the column for
CAT as an indication of this.
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ANALOG EXTENSION, EX
8.3
Printout
EXTENSION DIRECTORY DATA
DIR
CUST
EQU
CAT
TYPE
ICAT
MCOST
AUX
END
AUX =
CAT =
CUST =
Customer number.
For value, see the parameter description for analog
extension.
EQU=
ICAT =
Instrument category.
For value, see the parameter description for analog
extension.
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EXDDP
8.4
Example
Print directory number data for extensions 4491-4498.
EXDDP: DIR=4491&&4498;
EXTENSION DIRECTORY DATA
DIR
CUST EQU
4491
13
4492
CAT
TYPE
ICAT
MCOST AUX
001A-0-70-03 5
EL6
0000000 0
15
001A-0-70-00 5
EL6
0002000 180
4495
001A-0-70-01 -
EL6
0000000
4498
001A-0-70-02 -
EL6
0000000 9999
4500, 4495
END
The category codes for extensions 4491 and 4492 agree with the value
of CAT 5.
The category codes of extensions 4495 and 4498 do not agree with any
of the existing common category codes, CAT 0-63, which is stated with
a hyphen (-).
Extensions 4491 and 4492 are ordinary extensions that is, they have no
secondary extensions. Extension 4495 is a secondary extension, which
is stated with A under AUX.
Extension 4498 has two secondary extensions, 4500 and 4495. Directory numbers 4493, 4494, 4496, and 4497 are not initiated as extensions
in the system.
Extension 4491 is affiliated to customer number 13, 4492 to customer
number 15, 4495 to customer number 8, and 4498 to customer number
9. (If the system lacks customer numbers, the column CUST in the
printout will be blank).
Extension 4492 has ICAT set to 0002000, all others are normal terminals.
The extensions are connected to extension boards through a signal
diagram that is administered by function block EL6.
Extensions 4492 and 4498 are assigned with 180 and 9999 pulses
respectively. Extension 4491 is assigned with zero pulses and there is
no limitation on the duration of the call for extension 4495.
All shown extensions are handled by the same ELU board, which is
located in Telephony Server 1, gateway A, magazine 0, and board position 70.
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8.5
Command Category
Dangerous = No
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EXEQC
EXEQC
Extension Equipment Position Change
9.1
Format
9.2
Function
The command is used to move an ordinary, primary, or secondary extension to a new equipment position. The earlier position is filled by an
underlying secondary extension (if one exists) that is pushed upwards.
If the moved extension is a primary extension, the first secondary extension to the previous equipment position will become primary extension.
If the moved extension is a first secondary extension, the second
secondary extension will become first secondary extension.
The individual diversion number always accompanies the extension,
irrespective of the manner in which the extension has been moved.
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Alarm classes
9.3
Example 1
Move the extension with directory number 4492 to server 1, gateway A,
board position 70, board individual with number 0.
The extension shall be an ordinary extension at the new equipment position.
EXEQC:DIR=4492,EQU=1A-0-70-0;
EXECUTED
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EXEQC
9.4
Example 2
Move the extension with directory number 5103 to server 1, gateway B,
board position 70, board individual with number 2.
The extension shall there be a secondary extension.
EXEQC:AUX=5103,EQU=1B-0-70-2;
EXECUTED
9.5
Command Category
Dangerous = No
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EXTEE
Extension End
10.1
Format
EXTEE:DIR=...;
DIR =
10.2
Directory number.
For value, see the parameter description for analog extension.
& and && are permitted for this parameter.
Function
The command is used to erase an extension. If the extension to be
erased is a primary extension the underlying secondary extension will be
pushed upwards and become primary or ordinary Extension and will
take over metering data (if any) and individual abbreviated numbers.
10.3
Example
Erase extensions 5235 - 5240.
<EXTEE:DIR=5235&&5240;
EXTEE:DIR=5235&&5240;
SURE?(YES/NO)
<YES;
EXECUTED
10.4
Command Category
Dangerous = Yes
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EXTEI
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EXTEI
Extension Initiate
11.1
EXTEI:
Format
AUX=
DIR=,TYPE= [,TRM=] [,MCOST=]
,EQU = ,CAT=
,TRAF=,SERV=,CDIV=[,OFTIME=],ROC=[,FDTIME=]
ADC =
Additional category.
If ADC is omitted, the default value (0) is used.
For value, see the parameter description for analog extension.
AUX =
BSEC =
Boss-secretary category.
If BSEC is omitted, the default value (0) is used.
For value, see the parameter description for analog extension.
CAT =
CDIV =
CUST =
DIR =
EQU =
Equipment position.
For value, see the parameter description for analog extension.
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ICAT =
Instrument category.
If ICAT is omitted, the default value is used. The default value
is 0020000 for EL6 and 000000 for EL7.
For value, see the parameter description for analog extension.
11.2
ROC =
Routing category.
For value, see the parameter description for analog extension.
SERV =
Service category.
For value, see the parameter description for analog extension.
TRAF =
Traffic category.
For value, see the parameter description for analog extension.
TRM =
TYPE =
Function
The command is used to initiate one or more primary or secondary
extensions. When many extensions are to be initiated at the same time,
then the EQU position is stated for the first extension. The remaining
extensions receive the free and correctly equipped equipment positions
which follow the given position.
When a secondary extension is initiated to an existing position, then this
position must either belong to an ordinary extension, that is, one which
has no secondary extension, or a primary extension which may have a
further secondary extension attached to it. Up to three secondary extensions may be attached to each equipment position, that is, to each
primary extension if no market-dependent limitation has been set.
The system is unable to distinguish between secondary and primary
extensions during traffic from an extension. The secondary extension,
therefore, uses categories of the primary extension.
The categories of the secondary extension are used during traffic to a
secondary extension.
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EXTEI
11.3
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Signal diagram:
The extension is to be connected to an extension board which is handled
by function block EL6.
Transmission category:
The extension is to be connected over a short line.
Instrument category:
The extension is to be a normal extension.
Traffic category:
The extension must use the common abbreviated number which has
abbreviated number traffic class 00. The TCD category must be fully
open for night and day service. The extension must have traffic group 01.
Service category:
The extension shall be blocked for outgoing traffic if the PBX is switched
for emergency traffic. Open for intrusion and for reception of call waiting
tone. Priority on intrusion shall be 0. Open for direct indialing traffic from
public exchange. Call back function permitted to another extension or
external line. Permitted to initiate call waiting tone. Reception of call
waiting tone permitted from another extension, PBX operator, or external
line. The extension belongs to the Hospitality class Normal extension.
Permitted to accept collect calls (Brazil). Call distribution is controlled by
an external application. The extension shall be able to park the existing
call and make an inquiry call even when intruded by supervisor.
Call diversion category:
The extension has no rerouting limitations. The extension shall not be
able to use the Individual do-not-disturb facility. External follow-me is not
permitted. The extension is allowed to use the direct diversion facility to
a common divertee position. The extension shall also be allowed to use
diversion on busy and diversion on no reply. Diversion on origin feature
is allowed. Diversion options for calling party's origin are option 1 for
internal extension, option 2 for public external line and option 1 for
private external line.
Routing categories:
The extensions FRL category is assigned to 0. It is not required to use
an account code. Least cost routing number 0 is used and authorization
type for route selection is set to normal extension. Toll exchange category (AON) is not used.
Additional categories:
It is a normal extension so it can only handle the bearer services speech
and 3.1-kHz audio. The features request A-number from the PSTN and
extension number presentation category are not used in the system.
Malicious call tracing, no tracing is done. Manual message waiting is not
allowed. The extension is not permitted to transfer or accept transferred
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EXTEI
11.4
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11.5
11.6
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EXTEI
11.7
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11.8
11.9
11.10
Command Category
Dangerous = No
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