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LCR digit pattern maximum digits in length

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jarruda

Technical User
Mar 26, 2012
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BR
Hi there,

I´m doing an integration of my Siemens Hipath 4000 with a VoIP system.
Right now all the E1 connections I have on the Siemens system are connected to the VoIP system using an E1 <-> SIP gateway.
While doing this configuration one of the things we look for is to leave the PIN dialing validation with the VoIP system (we use 7 digits PIN) so we create a LDPLN entry like this:

LDPNO : 405 | LDP : **-XXXXXXX-9-X

The idea is that the Siemens send everything to the VoIP system which is configured to use ** as the PIN dialing code and expect 7 digits PIN number before the access code (which is 9).
This is working fine for most locations except to International destinations where the number of digits to be dialed are larger than 22.

Example:
A call to an USA 1-800 number (1 800 553 2447) with PIN code 1234567 will result in:
**123456790018005532447

The problem is that Siemens are sending out just 22 digits.

On the Configuration Guide for AMO LDPLN i've found this: "The LCR digit pattern may not exceed 22 digits in length"

There is any way to increase the number of digits? If not do you have any suggestion on how to implement this overpassing this limit?
 
Hi,
The quickest way to get it up and running is to change the LODR

ADD-LODR:X,,,,OUTPULSE,**1234567;
ADD-LODR:X,,,,ECHO,1;
ADD-LODR:X,,,,ECHO,2;
ADD-LODR:X,,,"ROUTING TO VOIP/SIP GATEWAY";
ADD-LODR:X,,,,END;

ADD-LDPLN:LCRPATT,0,"9"-"W"-"001"-"XXXXXXXXXX",,1,,,8,,,,N;

In that way the end users dial 9 for a line and the rest of the number but the LODR send the **1234567 beforehand to the carrier.

Another way would be to setup PIN dialling (forced account coding) on the HiPath whereby the PINS are checked for correctness and then sent out if required.

 
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That should read

ADD-LODR:X,,,,OUTPULSE,**1234567;
ADD-LODR:X,,,,ECHO,1;
ADD-LODR:X,,,,ECHO,3;
ADD-LODR:X,,,"ROUTING TO VOIP/SIP GATEWAY";
ADD-LODR:X,,,,END;
 
Final edit - I promise :)

Oops - no edit function....

That should read

ADD-LODR:X,,,,OUTPULSE,**1234567;
ADD-LODR:X,,,,ECHO,1;
ADD-LODR:X,,,,ECHO,3;
ADD-LODR:X,,,,ECHO,4;
ADD-LODR:X,,,"ROUTING TO VOIP/SIP GATEWAY";
ADD-LODR:X,,,,END;
 
sbcsu,

Thanks for your quick reply. I see that using LODR to outpulse the **1234567 would work somehow.
The problem is that I have more than 1600 valid PIN numbers, so I can't see a way to make it work for all those numbers.

I'm interested in the latest suggestion "Another way would be to setup PIN dialing (forced account coding) on the HiPath whereby the PINS are checked for correctness and then sent out if required."
Having the "forced account coding" enable was the way I had prior to this setup and I can go back to it, but how I can make the HiPath send the PIN used out to the VoIP gateway? It´s possible?

Regards,
João Arruda
 
Have a look at a previous thread on the same subject
thread965-1716818
See if helps ?
 
That however may not be sufficient so what you could do is.


ADD-LODR:X,,,,ECHO,1;
ADD-LODR:X,,,,ECHO,3;
ADD-LODR:X,,,,ECHO,4;
ADD-LODR:X,,,"ROUTING TO VOIP/SIP GATEWAY";
ADD-LODR:X,,,,END;

ADD-LDPLN:LCRPATT,0,"**xxxxxxx"-"W"-"001"-"Z",,1,,,8,,,,N; // which will dial all numbers and wait for a timeout
which you can end by dialling # on the phone

ADD-LDPLN:LCRPATT,0,"**xxxxxxx"-"W"-"001"-"X",,1,,,8,,,,N; // which will dial all numbers 'digit by digit' which may
not be acceptable


Surely the VoIP Carrier will just use the outgoing extension number to see who has dialled what ?
This is an unusual setup....

 
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