New DN assignment

[phonenoob]

I have an available extension at 5391. How can I assign that to an available TN I have?

 

[Dembluz]

If you are building a digital phone, assign key 0 SCR 5391. If it is an analog set, then assign DN 5391.

 

[johnpoole]

best way to build a new phone (analog or digital) is to find one that is the same type as your new set then go to ld 20 cpy.

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[richinmalabo]

Find a spare Directory Number


TTY 01 SCH MTC hh:mm
OVL111 BKGD 44
>LOGI ?
PASS?XXXX ?

>LD 20 ?

PT0000
REQ: PRT ?
TYPE: LUDN ? List Unused Directory Numbers
CUST ?
DN nn ? Enter the leading digits in the number range

CUSTOMER 00 - UNUSED DNS:

SPARE DN’s listed by system

STEP 2

Copy the Model extension to the Spare


REQ: CPY 1 ?
TYPE: 2008/2616/3904/500 ?
CFTN ll ss cc uu ?
DES NETW

*** MAKE PRINTER READY ***
TN ll ss cc uu ?
DN NNNN ?

NEW TYPE TN ll ss cc uu DN NNNN

SCH5525
*** FINISHED ***
MEM AVAIL: (U/P): 6290138 USED U P: 1013363 151218 TOT: 7454719
DISK SPACE NEEDED: 203 KBYTES
2MB BACKUP DISKETTE(S) NEEDED: 1 (PROJECTED LD43 - BKO)
TNS AVAIL: 32061 USED: 706 TOT: 32767
ACD AGENTS AVAIL: 11 USED: 9 TOT: 20
AST AVAIL: 4000 USED: 0 TOT: 4000
DIGITAL TELEPHONES AVAIL: 277 USED: 325 TOT: 602
INTERNET TELEPHONES AVAIL: 0 USED: 0 TOT: 0


Hope this helps.

Rich

 

[phonenoob]

Can someone explain these 2 lines:

CFTN ll ss cc uu ?
DES NETW

I don't understand exactly what they do or what values I need to use. Thanks.

 

[phuzzy42]

CFTN ll ss cc uu Copy From TN - This is where you enter the Terminal Number of a set you want to copy FROM. ll ss cc uu stands for 'loop shelf card unit'. If you're on a Model 11, this will be just cc uu (card and unit)

DES NETW A 1 to 6 character Station Designator. Can be anything you like, such as the phone type or a department name. In this case it's been called 'NETW'.


Steve Harmon
Greenfield, Indiana

 

[johnpoole]

btw des does not usually show with calling name, i've seen jack numbers there as well.. that looks like a station used in the "network" area...

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[richinmalabo]

Your correct John.

The Des is limited to amount of letters you can use also. Just a quick way for me to identify roughly where that number is in the Plant.

BTW John,
I appreciate all the info you post here. I usually just lurk in the back ground. Excellent job