Numbering Conversion - Configuration Procedure

Numbering conversion - Configuration procedure
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Version 06, October 2008
Numbering conversion
Configuration procedure
Table of contents
Prefixes
Direct seize prefix
ARS call prefix
Trunk group
Numbering plan descriptor (NPD)
DID translator
Users
Entity
IP domain
Real discriminators
Public network access classes of service
ARS route list
External callback
Managing the external callback translation table
Managing the external callback translation rule
Minimum management
Speed dialing numbers
Prefixes
Direct seize prefix
1. Select: Translator > Prefix Plan
2. Review/modify the following attributes
Number
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Enter the value of the prefix. This value must be compatible
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with the numbering plan.

Prefix Meaning
Select prefix type:

Professional trunk seize": direct seize of the
designated trunk group. Dialing is sent in one operation.
Professional TG With Overlapping: direct seize of
the designated trunk group. Dialing is sent in overlap
mode, digit by digit.
Prefix Information
Enter the number of the trunk group to be used.
Private Route type
True: the trunk group to be used is a private trunk group

(trunk group private NPD used).
False: the trunk group to be used is a public trunk group
(trunk group public NPD used).
3. Confirm your entries

ARS call prefix
1. Select: Translator > Prefix Plan
Number
Enter the value of the prefix. This value must be compatible

with the numbering plan.
Prefix Meaning
Select prefix type:

ARS Prof. Trg Grp Seizure ": Use of ARS. Dialing is
sent in one operation.
ARS Prof. Trg Grp Seiz. with overlap": Use of ARS.
Dialing is in overlap mode, digit by digit.
Discriminator No.
Enter the number of the logical discriminator associated with

the prefix.
Trunk group
1. Select: Trunk Groups
Trunk Group ID
Enter the number of the trunk group.
Number Compatible With Enter the number of the logical discriminator associated with
this trunk group. This parameter is only used for public network
access trunk groups.
Value between 00 and 07.
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The value 1 means that no check is performed. In this case,

the Number Of Digits To Send must be entered.
Public Network COS
Enter the public network access COS number for this trunk
group. This COS is used for call restrictions/barring
(discrimination) for a call transiting on this trunk group.
Number Of Digits To Send Enter the number of digits to send.

This parameter is not available when the Number
Compatible With parameter is set at -1.
1. Select: Trunk Groups > Trunk Group
Trunk Group ID
Enter the number of the trunk group.
COS Restrictions - Barring Select restriction/barring mode for calls transiting via a private
mode
trunk group:
Not Restricted / Not barred (discrimination is not
performed).
Restr/Barred w/ovflow on wrong No., barring
with overflow to the attendant if the call is refused.
Restr/Barred w/rel. on wrong No., barring with
call release if the call is refused.
Number To Be Added
Enter the digits to be added to the number called for an

incoming call.

1. Select: Trunk Groups > Trunk group NPD selector
Trunk Group ID
Enter trunk group number.
Public NPD ID
Enter the number of the public NPD to use.

Except for special cases, leave the default value.
Private NPD ID
Enter the number of the private NPD to use

Except for special cases, leave the default value.
Management Mode
Select the management mode:

Automatic: in this mode, public and private NPDs are
preconfigured.
Normal: in this mode, public and private NPDs can be
configured.
Expert: in this mode, NPD value can be configured
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according to the type of numbering plan identifier (Byte

3) received (for incoming calls).
Note: This mode should be used with care and only in
certain specific cases.
Public DID transcoding
This parameter can only be accessed in Automatic

management mode. It can be viewed in other modes.
True: DID translation is enabled.
False: DID translation is disabled.
NPI Unknown NPD ID
This parameter can only be accessed in Expert management

mode.
Enter the number of the NPD to be used for an incoming call
with byte 3 set to NPI unknown.
NPI Data NPD ID

mode.
with byte 3 set to NPI data.
NPI Telex NPD ID

mode.
with byte 3 set to NPI telex.
NPI ISDN Unknown NPD

ID

mode.
with byte 3 set to NPI ISDN Unknown .
NPI ISDN International

NPD ID

mode.
with byte 3 set to NPI ISDN International .
NPI ISDN National NPD ID This parameter can only be accessed in Expert management
mode.
with byte 3 set to NPI ISDN National .
NPI ISDN Reserved 1 NPD This parameter can only be accessed in Expert management
ID
mode.
with byte 3 set to NPI ISDN Reserved 1 .
NPI ISDN (User) NPD ID

mode.
with byte 3 set to NPI ISDN (User) .
ID
mode.
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mode.
ID
with byte 3 set to NPI ISDN Reserved 3
ID
mode.
NPI Private Unknown NPD This parameter can only be accessed in Expert management
mode.
ID
with byte 3 set to NPI Private Unknown .
NPI Private Level 2 NPD
ID

mode.
with byte 3 set to NPI Private Level 2 .
NPI Private Level 1 NPD

ID

mode.
with byte 3 set to NPI Private Level 1 ".
NPI Private Specific 1 NPD This parameter can only be accessed in Expert management
ID
mode.
with byte 3 set to NPI Private Specific 1 .
NPI Private Local, NPD ID This parameter can only be accessed in Expert management
mode.
with byte 3 set to NPI Private Local ".
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NPI Private Reserved 1,

NPD ID

mode.
with byte 3 set to NPI Private Reserved 1 ".
NPI Private Speed Dial,

NPD ID

mode.
with byte 3 set to NPI Private Speed Dial .
NPI Private Reserved 2,

NPD ID

mode.
with byte 3 set to NPI Private Reserved 2 .
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Numbering plan descriptor (NPD)

NPD configuration determines the DID translators to be used for incoming and outgoing calls.
NPDs 0 to 32 are predefined and reserved for automatic mode. When Normal or Expert mode is
selected, the NPDs to be used must be created using NPD numbers higher than 32.
1. Select: Translator > External Numbering Plan > Numbering Plan Description
Description identifier
Enter NPD number
Name
Name the NPD (for information purposes)
Calling Numbering plan

ident.
Select the value of byte 3 to be entered in the "calling number"

information item.
Called Numbering plan

ident.
Select the value of byte 3 to be entered in the "called number"

information item
Authorize personal calling

num use
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Yes: For an outgoing call, calling number is the personal

calling number configured in user data (if the user is
configured)
No: personal calling number is not used (the reverse DID
translator is used)
Install. number source
Select the source of the installation number to be added to the

user's number to obtain the complete ISDN number.
None: no installation number
Entity source: installation number is provided by the
characteristics of the entity
NPD source: installation number is provided by the
characteristics of this NPD (see next parameter)
IP Domain source: installation number is provided by
the characteristics of the IP Domain (as of R9.0)
Installation number
Enter the installation number to be added to the user's number

(after reverse transcoding, where appropriate) to obtain the
complete ISDN number, if "Install. number source = NPD
source".
Default number source
Select the source of the default number to be used if reverse

transcoding fails (non DID users).
None: no default number
Entity source: default installation number is provided by
the characteristics of the entity
NPD source: default installation number is provided by
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the characteristics of this NPD (see next parameter)

IP Domain source: default installation number is
provided by the characteristics of the IP domain (as of
R9.0)
Default number (num.
inst. sup.)
Enter the default number to be used if reverse DID translation

fails (e.g. attendant number) when "Default number source
= NPD source".
Called DID identifier
Enter the number of the DID translator to be used for DID

transcoding of the called number for an incoming call. -1
means no transcoding will be carried out for incoming calls.
Calling/Connected DID
identifier
Enter the number of the DID translator to be used (for an

outgoing call) for reverse DID transcoding of calling number.
-1 means no transcoding will be carried out for outgoing calls.

The 32 predefined NPDs correspond to different possible combinations in the values of the fields
completed and can be used directly for management in automatic mode.
It is therefore rarely necessary to manage an NPD.
DID translator
The DID translator used for incoming calls has the same format as the DID translator used for
outgoing calls.
DID translator 0 is called the "Default translator"
1. Select: Translator > External Numbering Plan > DID number translator
DID num. transl. identifier Enter a DID translator number (1 to 99)
Name
Enter a name for this DID translator
DID translator Mode
Select operating mode for this translator:

Default Mode DID: standard, non transparent
operation
Transparent DID: operation in transparent mode
(only for DID translators other than 0)

A "DID number translator rules" object must be created for each range subscribing to the carrier.
1. Select: Translator > External Numbering Plan > DID number translator > DID
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number translator rules

DID num. transl. identifier Enter DID translator number
First External Number
Enter the first external number in the range, i.e. the lowest DID
number provided by the public carrier
First Internal Number
Enter the first internal number in the range, i.e. the lowest
number in the numbering plan of the node managed from
which DID calls are authorized
Range Size
Enter the number of DID numbers making up this range
Unique Internal Number
Yes: indicates that all the numbers received

corresponding to this range are translated into a single
number: the first number in the internal range
No: DID translation is used
Users
1. Select: Users
Directory Number
Enter the user's directory number
Entity Number
Enter the user's entity number
Use Personal Calling

Number
Yes: for an outgoing call, the user uses his personal

calling number
No: for an outgoing call, the user uses the calling
number generated by the reverse DID translation process
Private Calling Number
Enter the user's complete personal calling number
Public Network COS
Enter the user's public network access COS. (information used

for call restictions/barring)

Note: "Private Calling Number" and the corresponding "Private Calling No numbering Plan ID" can
only be used if the NPD has "Authorize personal calling num use" set to "Yes" for the user.
Entity
1. Select: Entities
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Entity Number
Enter the number of the entity.
Installation No. (ISDN)

complete ISDN number, if Install. number source = Entity
source.
Supplement.Install.No.
(ISDN)

fails (e.g. entity attendant number) when Default number
source = Entity source
Ext. Callback Translation

Table
Enter the external callback translation table number used by

this entity.

1. Select: Entities > Discriminator Selector
Entity Number
Enter the number of the entity
Discriminator 00
Enter the associated real discriminator number
Discriminator 01
Discriminator 02
Discriminator 03
Discriminator 04
Discriminator 05
Discriminator 06
Discriminator 07
IP domain
As of R9.0, installation numbers can be defined for a specific IP domain.
1. Select: IP > IP Domain
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IP Domain
Enter the number of the IP domain
Calling Identifier

complete ISDN number, if Install. number source = IP
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Domain source.
Supplement. Calling
Identifier

fails (e.g. IP domain attendant number) when Default
number source = IP Domain source.
Real discriminators
1. Select: Translator > External Numbering Plan > Numbering Discriminator
Discriminator No.
Enter a discriminator number
Name
Enter a name for this discriminator (for display purposes only)

"0" is the public discriminator. The number must be between 0 and 255 and corresponds to the real
discriminator.
Configuring "Discriminator rules":
1. Select: Translator > External Numbering Plan > Numbering Discriminator >
Discriminator Rule
Discriminator No.
Enter discriminator number
Call Number
Enter the first significant digits (or characters) of the call

number
This number may include the 'x' and 'w' characters (see below)
Area Number
Enter the number of the associated area
ARS Route List Number
Enter ARS route list number

Enter -1 if ARS is not used
Schedule Number
Enter the number of characters composing the full call number
Number of Digits
Enter the number of characters composing the full call number

The 'X' character:
To simplify numbering plan management (when there are similar call numbers to be discriminated
and therefore entered successively), the wild card digit can be used. The character used to
represent the wild card digit ('X' by default) replaces any digit, and therefore allows only one call
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number to be entered (in a discrimination rule) instead of ten (or more if there are several "Xs" in the
call number).
Example:
With call number (in discriminator 1) 01X23.
This functions as if there were the following ten call numbers in discriminator 1: 01023, 01123,
01223, 01323 ...., 01823, and 01923.
The 'W' character:
This character, placed after a call number in a discrimination rule, triggers a timer after the call
number has been dialed.
If, when the timer has elapsed, no extra digit has been dialed, this number is transmitted.
If at least one digit was dialed before the timer elapsed, the digits dialed after the timer was
triggered are transmitted after the call number.
The W character must be managed in the translator. The discrimination rule must be created
following certain constraints: the W character must be at the end of the call number, it can appear
only once in the call number and it cannot be the call number.
Remark: The time used is "292" (default value: 10s).
Example of operation for the USA:
Prefix 9 is managed to exit to the PSTN. The user can then dial either 0 to call the attendant of the
local carrier, or one of the following combinations:
00 (redirected call for the attendant of the local carrier).
01 + a variable number of digits (call via an international carrier).
011 + a variable number of digits (direct international call).
0 + 10 digits (call via a national carrier).
To eliminate any ambiguity, the manager must enter the 0W call number in the discriminator, a timer
is then triggrered after the first 0 to determine if the user intends to dial only the zero, or continue to
dial other digits.
Public network access classes of service

1. Select: Classes of Service > Access COS > Public Access COS
Public Network COS
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Enter public network access COS number (0 to 31)
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ARS route list

1. Select: Translator > Automatic Route Selection > ARS Route list > ARS Route
ARS Route list
Enter ARS route list number
Route
Enter ARS route number
Name
Enter route name
Trunk Group
Enter the number of the trunk group to be used
NPD identifier
Enter the corresponding NPD number
External callback
Managing the external callback translation table
1. Select: Translator > External Numbering Plan > Ext.Callback Translation Tables
External Callback Table
Enter the table number

The default table number 0 is created during installation
Country Codes
Enter the country identifier

This identifier is free but it must be different for each country.
Country identifiers are used to verify if the used trunk group
and the destination set belong to the same country.
Country Name
Enter the country name

Note: Up to 255 External Callback Translation Tables can be created.
Managing the external callback translation rule
1. Select: Translator > External Numbering Plan > Ext.Callback Translation Tables >
Ext.Callback Translation Rules
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External Callback Table
Enter the external callback table number
Basic Number
Enter area identifier, DEF for the default translator or 'G' .

Area identifier is the first digits of the number after
preprocessing.
No.Digits To Be Removed
Enter the number of digits to be deleted from the start of the

number received
Digits To Add
Enter the digits to be added at the beginning of the number.

(Usually the trunk group direct seize prefix or ARS prefix)

Note: Up to 20 rules can be created per External Callback Translation Table.
Table
Caution:
For caller identity to be presented on sets with a display, at least the default translator must be
declared. This comment is valid whatever connection type: ISDN T0, T1, T2 or NDDI (CLIP feature).
Minimum management
OmniPCX Enterprise installed in one single country
Correct management of the "External callback translator requires (at minimum) the following
translators to be configured (example values):
One callback translation table. The default table can be used. All entities of the system must use
this table.
Default values can be used.
The translator rule for international calls:
Basic number: 'A'
No.Digits To Be Removed: 1 (to remove the 'A')
Digits to add: #000. #0 is the trunk group seize prefix and 00 is the international
access prefix
The default translator rule. This rule is used when the area identifier received does not match
the area identifier of any declared translator.
Basic number: 'DEF'
No.Digits To Be Removed: 0
Digits to add: #00. #0 is the trunk group seize prefix and 0 is the national carrier
access prefix.
OmniPCX Enterprise installed in several countries
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When the OmniPCX Enterprise is installed in several countries, you must configure:
An external callback translator table per country. All sets and trunk groups of one country must
refer to the same table.
For each external callback translator table, you must configure:
The translator rule for international calls. See: OmniPCX Enterprise installed in one single
country.
The default translator rule. See: OmniPCX Enterprise installed in one single country.
The G rule for multi country system.
G rule configuration example :
Basic number: enter 'G'
No.Digits To Be Removed: 2
Digits To Add: enter the national code of the country. For example: 33 for France
or 91 for India.
Speed dialing numbers

1. Select: Speed Dialing > Direct Speed Dialing Numbers > Direct SpdDl No. Pref.
Direct Speed Dial No.
Prefix
Enter the speed dial number. This number must be compatible

with the numbering plan
Call Number
Enter the call number
Call Restrictions - Barring Yes: call number is checked by barring

No: call number is transmitted without being checked
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Enter the value of the prefix. This value must be compatible