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DCS MMC PROGRAMS
COMBINED PROGRAMMING MANUAL NOVEMBER 2001
MMC 714 (Page 1 of 3)
MMC: 714 DDI NUMBER AND NAME
TRANSLATION
DCS
33
CI
33
CII
33
816
33
408i
33
408
77
Provides a method of assigning an incoming DDI call through ISDN to a specific station. If you
have specified DDI service with your Network Carrier, you can match each DDI number to spe-
cific stations using this command according to the day or night mode. You also have the option,
when the destination station is busy, of deciding if the call is to be camped on to the destination
station or of clearing the call.
There is an extra option to adjust the number of digits to be compared by skipping the pro-
grammed counts from the first digit point provided by the Network. If there is no matching num-
ber in DDI NUMBER TABLE, the system routes this call to the operator group.
There is a total of 200 entries (DCS/Compact II systems), 50 entries (816 systems), or 20
entries (408i systems). Each entry consists of the following fields:
0 DIGITS (DGT) Digits to be received (max. 12 digits). Wild card (Q) is a valid entry.
1 DAY DEST (D) Destination in day mode. Can be a station, a station group, a trunk
or trunk group. Repeat (B) will be acceptable to bypass.
2 NIGHT DEST (N) Destination in day mode. Can be a station, a station group, a trunk
or a trunk group. Repeat (B) will be acceptable to bypass.
3 CALL WAIT (CW) Toggles YES or NO.
4 DELETE Decides the number of digits not to be translated from the first digit
received. This is useful when the received digits are prefixed with
the same digit(s).
5 NAME Gives a name to an individual entry (11 characters maximum).
Names are written using the keypad in the same way as speed dial names (see MMC 706).
PROGRAM KEYS
UP & DOWN Used to scroll through options
KEYPAD Used to enter selections
SOFT KEYS Move cursor left and right
SPEAKER Used to store data and advance to next MMC
HOLD Used to clear previous entry