No Stutter for CCOS

[HopperNH]

I have a need to restrict some public phones from making toll calls, except where authorized. The phones are equipped/programmed with CCSA and AUTU. I recently programmed another phone with a CCOS button and made modifications in LD15 for the FRE1 and FRE2 states when using the CCOS+1 or CCOS+2 button. Any ideas where else I can look to resolve the lack of stutter? According to the regional in-house telco tech, everything appears to be on the up-and-up both in the phone programming, and the CDB. I can provide more pertinant information if necessary. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

~Hopper

 

[Reusser]

CCSA is ideal for hotel guests. to retrict phones on a more perminate basis - Use NCOS. usually the lower the NCOS the more restricted the phone. Most PBX NCOS settings are unique hopefully you know the what the ncos values are for your switch

 

[HopperNH]

After a little investigation, CCSA is a system default in the CDB. I forgot to mention NCOS in the previous post. The problem is: when I lower the NCOS on a phone, I do not get a stutter tone after dialing a number to temporarily override the NCOS to a higher level. Hope this clears the problem up a little bit.

Thanks!

 

[krigor]

Why not use Auth codes??

 

[HopperNH]

I'm attempting to...as mentioned above in the first post, AUTU is present in the CLS. I also tried AUTR with a couple auth codes; but, that didn't work either. When I dial 918005555555 (as an example) I do not get a stutter dial tone at the end prompting me for an auth code.

 

[Reusser]

The MFRL promt in the RLI for the number dialed must be higher then the ncos to prompt stutter tone for auth code.