So, here is the scenario:
IPS 2000 connected to ICS2400 with CCIS. Here I need help programming the IPS. Originally it was set up as follows:
Leading digit 1 - route to LCR for outgoing calls via telco T1
Leading digits 2,3,4,5,6 - access code to CCIS to the 2400
Leading digits 7,8 are 5 digit extensions within the IPS
NOW:
Got a new phone system (sv8500) which has 6 digit extensions. It is CCIS connected to the 2400.
So now, if I dial from the IPS 2000, I can dial outside by dialing 1 as a starting digit.
With digits 2,3,4,5,6 I can dial into the 2400, but I may need to reach an extension on the SV8500, in which case I need to send 6 digits to the ICS2400 so it can decide to connect my call over to the sv8500. So a number starting with 2,3,4,5,6 may be 5 or 6 digit long depending 2nd or 3rd digit.
So, how do I break these out? Where do I define the maximum necessary digits based on the leading digits? Just spent a whole day doing this on the 2400 and works fine now, But still have the IPS 2000 to set up with this.
Thanks for the help.
IPS 2000 connected to ICS2400 with CCIS. Here I need help programming the IPS. Originally it was set up as follows:
Leading digit 1 - route to LCR for outgoing calls via telco T1
Leading digits 2,3,4,5,6 - access code to CCIS to the 2400
Leading digits 7,8 are 5 digit extensions within the IPS
NOW:
Got a new phone system (sv8500) which has 6 digit extensions. It is CCIS connected to the 2400.
So now, if I dial from the IPS 2000, I can dial outside by dialing 1 as a starting digit.
With digits 2,3,4,5,6 I can dial into the 2400, but I may need to reach an extension on the SV8500, in which case I need to send 6 digits to the ICS2400 so it can decide to connect my call over to the sv8500. So a number starting with 2,3,4,5,6 may be 5 or 6 digit long depending 2nd or 3rd digit.
So, how do I break these out? Where do I define the maximum necessary digits based on the leading digits? Just spent a whole day doing this on the 2400 and works fine now, But still have the IPS 2000 to set up with this.
Thanks for the help.