Option 11 help.

[makemorebeer]

I've got an option 11 and believe me when i say my experience is limited int his regard. I'm trying to figure out what phones are capable of calling where (external, long dis., 911, ect.) i believe in my system this is defined by TGAR and NCOS, but how do i check to see what the numbers for these two settings mean. e.x. my tgar is 1 and my ncos is 8 and i can call anywhere except international.

Please help.

 

[bigindian65]

targ/tgar 1 normal. ncos 8 high.
ld 90
prt NPA, SPN, NXX

just prt a few npa/nxx, prt all of the spn
look at the RLI.

NPA should be sort of common, NXX as well.
SPN, being toll-free, international, 911, 411 etc may vary in RLI

prt rli in ld 86
it will show route and FRL on the entries.

FRL = how much it cost.

NCOS = how much money you have.

Mato' Was'aka

 

[acewarlock]

Ncos by it's self doesn't mean anything as it could be programmed as an FRL 0

PRT the NCOS in LD 87 to see what each NCOS = what FRL

RLI tell you what FRL you need to use that route

This website may give you a little insight in to NARS/BARS programming

http://www.ghtrout.com/bars/

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[makemorebeer]

well now it's all clear as mud. i've got a lot of output and not a lot of understanding of what i'm looking at. ah to have some formal training. from what I can gather on these outputs, NPA is the areacode, (in my system 1+areacode), and NXX is the prefix? which means SPN must be special nubmers (911, toll free). Hope i've got that right.

here are my findings
All RLI's are set to FRL=0
FRL on Ncos are as follows
ncos4=2FRL
ncos5=2FRL
ncos6=3FRL
ncos7=3frl
ncos8=5frl
ncos9=5frl
ncos10=6frl
ncos11=6frl
ncos12=7frl
ncos13=1frl
ncos14=4frl

RLI=1 on all NPA's
RLI=2 on all NXX except
483=1
782=1
894=1

RLI = 2 on SPN 1700,1800,1877,911
RLI = 1 on SPN 011,1866,1888

what does all this mean.

 

[acewarlock]

From what you posted if it is true, then any phone can call anywhere as you said all rli are FRL 0. FRL 0 is the lowest FRL and even the lowest phone would have at least a NCOS/FRL of o.

So please scan and post the RLI's so I can verify if what you said it in face true.




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