BCM50 / Long Entry

BCM50 - Dialing plan, network services

Name	Description	Set of the possible values
Directory number (DN)	Dialing number (assigned to a device, application, or hunt group)
Access code	Service access code (for extension (Feature) or network (e.g. Trunk access) service)
Destination (steering) code	Route (selection) code

Dialing plan - General

General part of the dialing plan.
Here we can program a pretranslation service, too.

Parameter Description Values
Global settings
DN length (intercom) Length of the internal dialing number 4
Dialing timeout 4
Change DN First digit of internal DNs
Change DN first digit of DNs/DN lengts 5
Access codes Service access codes (park, "outer" line)
park prefix access code 1
External code analog: 9 - line pool A destination code - "outer call" - Call to the public network (in case of analogue devices) none
Direct Dial Initializing a call by dialing only one digit
Direct dial digit Dialing number of devices that can be called with one-digit number (reception, operator) 0
Direct Dial Sets Direct dial set: a device, that can be called even with a digit number. Typically belong to these kind of devices the reception, the operator, or the administrator of the exchange. Here one number, and five devices can be written. The five devices can use that number scheduled.

Set Number of the device 1..5
Type Internal/external/none
Internal DN
External No.
Facility

Parameter	Description	Values
Global settings
DN length (intercom)	Length of the internal dialing number	4
Dialing timeout		4
Change DN	First digit of internal DNs
Change DN	first digit of DNs/DN lengts	5
Access codes	Service access codes (park, "outer" line)
park prefix	access code	1
External code	analog: 9 - line pool A destination code - "outer call" - Call to the public network (in case of analogue devices)	none
Direct Dial	Initializing a call by dialing only one digit
Direct dial digit	Dialing number of devices that can be called with one-digit number (reception, operator)	0
Direct Dial Sets	Direct dial set: a device, that can be called even with a digit number. Typically belong to these kind of devices the reception, the operator, or the administrator of the exchange. Here one number, and five devices can be written. The five devices can use that number scheduled.
Set	Number of the device	1..5
Type	Internal/external/none
Internal DN
External No.
Facility

Dialing plan - DNs

Table of the internal dialing numbers used in the exchange (All System DNs).

Parameter Description Values
DN Directory Number
DN Type Type of directory number

set - telephone device
application
hunt group

Model Device type

T7316E - Digital (ISDN) telephone
1120E/2002 - IP telephone
Analog - Analogue telephone (adapter: ATA2)

Parameter	Description	Values
DN	Directory Number
DN Type	Type of directory number	set - telephone device application hunt group
Model	Device type	T7316E - Digital (ISDN) telephone 1120E/2002 - IP telephone Analog - Analogue telephone (adapter: ATA2)

Dialing plan - Public Network

Part of the dialing plan related to public networks.

Parameter Description Values
Public network settings Exchange evaluates dialing numbers of incoming calls from the public network on the basis of data given here.
Public Received number length Length of the incoming dialing number 2..12
In case of DID system it is equal with the length of DN.
Public Auto DN Dialing number of an direct access.
Length is equal with the lenght of the incoming dialing number.
Public DISA DN Dialing number of an access with password. Calling person can change password with dialing it.
Public network DN Lengths
DN prefix
DN length
Carrier Codes Carrier Access Code = Equal Access Identifier Code (CAC) + Carrier Identification Code
Code prefix
Id length

Parameter	Description	Values
Public network settings	Exchange evaluates dialing numbers of incoming calls from the public network on the basis of data given here.
Public Received number length	Length of the incoming dialing number	2..12 In case of DID system it is equal with the length of DN.
Public Auto DN	Dialing number of an direct access. Length is equal with the lenght of the incoming dialing number.
Public DISA DN	Dialing number of an access with password. Calling person can change password with dialing it.
Public network DN Lengths
DN prefix
DN length
Carrier Codes	Carrier Access Code = Equal Access Identifier Code (CAC) + Carrier Identification Code
Code prefix
Id length

Dialing plan - Private Network

Part of the dialing plan related to private networks.

Parameter Description Values
Private network settings Exchange evaluates dialing numbers of incoming calls from the private network on the basis of data given here.
Private Received number length Length of the incoming dialing number 2..7
In case of DID system it is equal with the length of DN
Private Auto DN Dialing number of an direct access.
Length is equal with the lenght of the incoming dialing number.
Private DISA DN Dialing number of an access with password. Calling person can change password with dialing it.
Private access code Private network access is available with the help of this code. e.g. like 06, but its length could be 0 in case of CDP.
Private network type Type of the dialing plan of a private network.

UDP - Universal Dialing Plan:
Access code for routing is necessary.

private access code + location code + Set DN (6-403-xxxx)
CDP - Coordinated Dialing Plan:
all the devices can be called in the private network with dialing numbers of the same lenght (the length of the DN).
Routing is made on the basis of a destination code generated from the first, or first two numbers of the dialing number. (Pl: E.g. 2xxx is one of the directions, and 3xxx is the another one)
Attention! CDP is called UDP (Uniform Dialing Plan) in terminology of the Definity exchange!!
None - there is no any specificated dialing plan .

Private network ID 1..127
Location code UDP only max. 7 digits
Private DN length DN length in the private network 3..14
MCDN Access codes and network settings in case of MCDN protocol
local access code
national access code
special access code
ICCL yes/no
TRO yes/no
TAT yes/no
VoIP Network settings in case of VoIP protocol
Virtual Private Network ID
Zone ID
ETSI Settings in case of VoIP protocol
Network Diversion
MCID

Parameter	Description	Values
Private network settings	Exchange evaluates dialing numbers of incoming calls from the private network on the basis of data given here.
Private Received number length	Length of the incoming dialing number	2..7 In case of DID system it is equal with the length of DN
Private Auto DN	Dialing number of an direct access. Length is equal with the lenght of the incoming dialing number.
Private DISA DN	Dialing number of an access with password. Calling person can change password with dialing it.
Private access code	Private network access is available with the help of this code.	e.g. like 06, but its length could be 0 in case of CDP.
Private network type	Type of the dialing plan of a private network.	UDP - Universal Dialing Plan: Access code for routing is necessary. private access code + location code + Set DN (6-403-xxxx) CDP - Coordinated Dialing Plan: all the devices can be called in the private network with dialing numbers of the same lenght (the length of the DN). Routing is made on the basis of a destination code generated from the first, or first two numbers of the dialing number. (Pl: E.g. 2xxx is one of the directions, and 3xxx is the another one) Attention! CDP is called UDP (Uniform Dialing Plan) in terminology of the Definity exchange!! None - there is no any specificated dialing plan .
Private network ID		1..127
Location code	UDP only	max. 7 digits
Private DN length	DN length in the private network	3..14
MCDN	Access codes and network settings in case of MCDN protocol
local access code
national access code
special access code
ICCL		yes/no
TRO		yes/no
TAT		yes/no
VoIP	Network settings in case of VoIP protocol
Virtual Private Network ID
Zone ID
ETSI	Settings in case of VoIP protocol
Network Diversion
MCID

Dialing plan - Line Pools

List of outgoing trunks used in the exchange (line-pools). We can assign access code or device dialing number here to the line groups.

Parameter Description Values
Line Pools Identifier of line pools.
Pools can be assigned to routes in the routing table. A...O, BlocA, BlocB Default line/pool assignment
Access Code Outgoing trunk access code (Basic telephony routing). We can assign such a code only to the basic line pools (A..O). We dial this code before the dialing number, when we make an outgoing call. max. 3 digits, that we didn't use to another routing.
Details
DNs with Access To Line Pool We can list here the dialing numbers, that have an access to he trunk for initiating an outgoing call.
This assignment can be programmed by devices under the Line Pool Access tab, too.

Parameter	Description	Values
Line Pools	Identifier of line pools. Pools can be assigned to routes in the routing table.	A...O, BlocA, BlocB Default line/pool assignment
Access Code	Outgoing trunk access code (Basic telephony routing). We can assign such a code only to the basic line pools (A..O). We dial this code before the dialing number, when we make an outgoing call.	max. 3 digits, that we didn't use to another routing.
Details
DNs with Access To Line Pool	We can list here the dialing numbers, that have an access to he trunk for initiating an outgoing call. This assignment can be programmed by devices under the Line Pool Access tab, too.

Dialing plan - Routing - Routes - Handling of outgoing calls

When we call an external dialing number, we must select a trunk we want to build up the call through. In BCM 50 routing will happen on the following two basic ways:

Basic telephony routing - line-pool with an access code
Tandem routing - direct access (without an access code) of the external dialing numbers applying CDP and destination codes.
Programming happens with filling out the following two tables.

Definity equivalent

Route destination code programming

Parameter Description Values
Destination code Input: routing (access) code This code is simply the first number of the external dialing number, that we wanted to call.
Value 2 means, for example, that exchange considers the 2xxx numbers to external dialing numbers, and we can initiate outgoing calls for these numbers.
Codes must be given in accordance with the dialing plan of the telecommunication test network.
Definity equivalent
Normal Route Output: A normal (not alternative) identifier of the route assigned to the route code.
Absorbed Length
Wild Card 0..9

Parameter	Description	Values
Destination code	Input: routing (access) code	This code is simply the first number of the external dialing number, that we wanted to call. Value 2 means, for example, that exchange considers the 2xxx numbers to external dialing numbers, and we can initiate outgoing calls for these numbers. Codes must be given in accordance with the dialing plan of the telecommunication test network. Definity equivalent
Normal Route	Output: A normal (not alternative) identifier of the route assigned to the route code.
Absorbed Length
Wild Card 0..9

List of routes for the access to external dialing numbers:

Definity equivalent

Parameter Description Values
Route Input: Identifier of the route 1...999
External Number max. 24 digits
Use Pool Output: Identifier of the outgoing trunk (pool) realizing the route Pool A..O, BlocA, BlocF
DN_type It gives the type of the route used for forwarding the call.

private - Private OLI number will be sent
public (unknown)
special (international)
national
local (subscriber)

Service
Service ID

Parameter	Description	Values
Route	Input: Identifier of the route	1...999
External Number		max. 24 digits
Use Pool	Output: Identifier of the outgoing trunk (pool) realizing the route	Pool A..O, BlocA, BlocF
DN_type	It gives the type of the route used for forwarding the call.	private - Private OLI number will be sent public (unknown) special (international) national local (subscriber)
Service
Service ID