output "*9" over COT from Meridian 81C

[Ward1]

Trying to satisfy a code request from a Fujitsu on the other end. Setup is this ..4 loop COTs appearing as OPX on the fujitsu end need to send *9 from my DMI for LD access. If I can do it I haven't figured out how. Any help?

 

[johnpoole]

ld 86
new
dgt  
DMI  9
DEL  0
INST 9
CTYP LOC

then on the rlb use dgt 9

REQ  prt
CUST 0
FEAT rlb
RLI  1

RLI  1
ENTR 0
LTER NO
ROUT 3
TOD  0 ON  1 ON  2 ON  3 ON
     4 ON  5 ON  6 ON  7 ON
VNS  NO
CNV  NO
EXP  NO
FRL  3
DMI  9
FCI  0
FSNI 0
SBOC NRR
IDBB DBD
IOHQ NO
OHQ  NO
CBQ  YES

ISET 0
NALT 5
MFRL 3
OVLL 0

this one inserts a 9, anyone ncos 3 or above can use it (frl 3) and sends the calls to route 3


john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[Ward1]

I appreciate the help, however, I literally meant *9. The fujitsu wants to see the * symbol. This can be done off a SL100, but I need to know if it can be done with the 81C

 

[teekow]

Same thing, except the INST prompt will be *9:
ld 86
new
dgt
DMI 9
DEL 0
INST *9
CTYP LOC

I guess I have never done this before, but I assume the DMI table allows the insertion of * and #. You won't break anything by trying to build a new DMI table.

Let us know
Rob

 

[Ward1]

Actually I already did that, but the fujitsu does not see the *. I thought perhaps I was only creating a pause which was being outputted on the trad, but the symbol was not actually being sent. I guess I need to find a digit grabber somewhere to prove or disprove my output. Thanks

 

[acewarlock]

In Nortel a * is a 3 sec pause.

 

[johnpoole]

the * on the trad and in ld 60 stat denotes a pri, a * in the dial string is a 2 second pause, requested by and made national standard by us robotics, atdt command line back in the 70's.. to bad you can't insert a * in a dgt, nortel seems to think it is used as a "ignore line" in there software..

last time i tried a *9 will not be allowed in ld 86.. you can make your start type ddl in some apps.. pri and delays don't play well with others

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[Ward1]

John, Thanks for your input. I figured out how to make it work. These are XUTs on the Nortel end and OPXs on the fujitsu side. By building a CDP TSC and referring it to a RLI with a DMI that inserts 099, I am sending the dial pulse code (09) for * before the second 9 which triggers routing to a special LD group in the fujitsu. A pretty convoluted way to accomplish this, but what can you do? It's how they want it. I think I knew this 15 years ago once. Hope I retire before I have to do it again.

Ward

 

[johnpoole]

the fujitsu almost made me retire a decade ago, what a great way to build a switch. three weeks at the little red school with the worlds worst instructor and never saw the switch once after that.. the only reason i got half way good at nortel is there are a bunch of them out there, so they pay the bills

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc