ISDN/Q-SIG Features and Specifications

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ISDN/Q-SIG Features and Specifications Revision Sheet 1/1

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 Table of Contents

Table of Features........................................................................................................................................ii
Business Feature List ................................................................................................................................iii
Bearer Capability ......................................................................................................................................iv
Introduction ................................................................................................................................................ v
ADVICE OF CHARGE - DISPLAY......................................................................................................... 1
ALTERNATE ROUTING FOR ISDN ...................................................................................................... 5
CALLING PARTY RECOGNITION SERVICE (DIRECT-IN TERMINATION (DIT)) ....................... 6
DID ADDRESSING .................................................................................................................................. 7
DID AND DOD ADDRESSING ............................................................................................................... 8
EVENT BASED CCIS............................................................................................................................... 9
ISDN TERMINAL................................................................................................................................... 13
MALICIOUS CALL TRACE .................................................................................................................. 17
OVERLAP SENDING............................................................................................................................. 19
SID TO NETWORK - PRESENT ........................................................................................................... 21
SID TO TERMINATING USER - DISPLAY......................................................................................... 22
SUBADDRESS - PRESENT ................................................................................................................... 23
CALLING/CONNECTED LINE ID PRESENTATION (CLIP/COLP)/
CALLING/CONNECTED NAME ID PRESENTATION (CNIP/CONP).............................................. 24
CCIS TANDEM CALL-CALLING PARTY NUMBER
(CPN) DELIVERY TO ISDN & Q-SIG NETWORKS........................................................................... 27
OVERLAP RECEIVING - Q-SIG........................................................................................................... 28
OVERLAP SENDING - Q-SIG............................................................................................................... 31
Q-SIG CIRCUIT SWITCHED BASIC CALL - ETSI VERSION .......................................................... 33

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NEAX 2000 IPS

ISDN FEATURE 3200
3000 3100 3300 3400 3500 3600 3700 3800
R6.2
ADVICE OF CHARGE - DISPLAY – – – X → E → E →
ALTERNATE ROUTING FOR ISDN X → → → → → → → →
CALLED PARTY RECOGNITION SERVICE
X → → → → → → → →
(DIRECT-IN TERMINATION (DIT))
DID ADDRESSING X → → → → → → → →
DID AND DOD ADDRESSING X → → → → → → → →
EVENT BASED CCIS X → → → → → → → →
ISDN TERMINAL X → E → → → → → E
MALICIOUS CALL TRACE – – – – – X E → →
OVERLAP SENDING – – – X → → → → →
SID TO NETWORK-PRESENT X → → → → → → → →
SID TO TERMINATING USER - DISPLAY X → → → E → → → →
SUBADDRESS-PRESENT X → → → → → → → →
X = available
– = not available
→ = carried over to next level software
E = enhanced

NEAX 2000 IPS

Q-SIG FEATURE 3200
3000 3100 3300 3400 3500 3600 3700 3800
R6.2
CALLING/CONNECTED LINE ID PRESENTA-
TION (CLIP/COLP)/CALLING/CONNECTED – – – X → → → → →
NAME ID PRESENTATION (CNIP/CONP)
CCIS TANDEM CALL-CALLING PARTY NUM-
BER (CPN) DELIVERY TO ISDN & Q-SIG – – – X → → → → →
NETWORKS
OVERLAP RECEIVING - Q-SIG – – – – X → E → →
OVERLAP SENDING - Q-SIG – – – – X → E → →
Q-SIG CIRCUIT SWITCHED BASIC CALL -
X → → E → → → → →
ETSI VERSION
X = available
– = not available
→ = carried over to next level software
E = enhanced or changed

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 Business Feature List

Following business features are available through ISDN.

ACCOUNT CODE DO NOT DISTURB
ACCOUNT CODE - ATTENDANT ELAPSED TIME DISPLAY - Dterm
ACCOUNT CODE - Dterm
FORCED ACCOUNT CODE
ATTENDANT DELAY ANNOUNCEMENT GROUP LISTENING - Dterm
AUTHORIZATION CODE LAST NUMBER CALL
AUTOMATED ATTENDANT LAST NUMBER CALL - ATTENDANT
AUTOMATIC CHANGE OF NIGHT SERVICE LAST NUMBER CALL - Dterm
BROKER’S CALL LEAST COST ROUTING
CALL FORWARDING MAINTENANCE ADMINISTRATION TERMINAL
CALL FORWARDING - ALL CALLS FAULT MESSAGE
CALL FORWARDING - ALL CALLS - Dterm PEG COUNT
CALL FORWARDING - ALL CALLS - OUTSIDE
NIGHT SERVICE
CALL FORWARDING - BUSY LINE
DAY/NIGHT MODE CHANGE BY STATION DIALING
CALL FORWARDING - BUSY LINE - Dterm
NIGHT CONNECTION - FIXED
CALL FORWARDING - BUSY LINE - OUTSIDE
NIGHT CONNECTION - FLEXIBLE
CALL FORWARDING - DON’T ANSWER
TRUNK ANSWER FROM ANY STATION (TAS)
CALL FORWARDING - DON’T ANSWER - Dterm
CALL FORWARDING - DON’T ANSWER - OUTSIDE OUTGOING TRUNK QUEUING
MULTIPLE CALL FORWARDING - ALL CALLS OUTGOING TRUNK QUEUING - Dterm
MULTIPLE CALL FORWARDING - BUSY LINE SAVE AND REPEAT - Dterm
MULTIPLE CALL FORWARDING - DON’T ANSWER SPEED CALLING
SPLIT CALL FORWARDING - ALL CALLS SPEED CALLING OVERRIDE - SYSTEM
SPLIT CALL FORWARDING - BUSY LINE SPEED CALLING - ONE TOUCH - Dterm
SPLIT CALL FORWARDING - DON’T ANSWER SPEED CALLING - STATION
CALL FORWARDING - OVERRIDE SPEED CALLING - SYSTEM
GROUP DIVERSION SPEED CALLING - SYSTEM - Dterm
CALL HOLD STACK DIAL
EXCLUSIVE HOLD - Dterm STACK DIAL - ATTENDANT
NON-EXCLUSIVE HOLD - Dterm STACK DIAL - Dterm
CALL PARK STATION HUNTING
CALL PARK - Dterm STATION HUNTING - CIRCULAR
CALL PARK - SYSTEM STATION HUNTING - TERMINAL
CALL PARK - TENANT STATION HUNTING - SECRETARIAL
CALL PICKUP - DIRECT
STATION MESSAGE DETAIL RECORDING (SM-
CALL PICKUP
DR)
CALL PICKUP - DESIGNATED GROUP
TENANT SERVICE
CALL PICKUP - GROUP
CALL PICKUP - GROUP - Dterm THREE-WAY CALLING
CALL REDIRECT TOLL RESTRICTION
CALL WAITING ANSWER - Dterm TOLL DENIAL/TOLL DIVERSION
TOLL RESTRICTION - TOTAL DIGIT COUNT
CALLER ID DISPLAY
TOLL RESTRICTION - 3/6 DIGIT
CLASS OF SERVICE - INDIVIDUAL
TRUNK TO TRUNK CONNECTION
CONSECUTIVE SPEED CALLING
UNIFORM CALL DISTRIBUTION (UCD)
CONSULTATION HOLD
VOICE MAIL INTEGRATION
DELAYED RINGING
DIRECT INWARD DIALING (DID)
DIRECT-IN TERMINATION (DIT)
DISTINCTIVE RINGING

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 Bearer Capability

In the case of tandem connections between ISDN/Q-SIG/CCIS/ACIS (except “data call” on CCIS), IPS
sends “3.1 kHz audio” as Information transfer capability of the Bearer Capability in the outgoing setup mes-
sage.
At terminating IPS, received bearer capabilities are converted as shown below.
Speech, 3.1 kHz audio --> 3.1 kHz audio

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 Introduction

Terms in this document

PBX System Name

Usually, PBX system is designated as “PBX” or “system”.

When we must distinguish between the PBX system, they are designated as follows:
2000 IPS : NEAX 2000 IPS
2400 IPX : NEAX 2400 IPX

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 ADVICE OF CHARGE - DISPLAY

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

When an outgoing connection is made on the ISDN trunk, this feature provides the call originator with the
charge information form the network. The information will be displayed on the calling D term LCD for six
seconds after the station has been released, and be output to the SMDR/PMS port.

OPERATING PROCEDURE

No manual operation is required.

SERVICE CONDITIONS

■ General Conditions

1. This feature is available from Series 3300 software.

2. Advice of Charge (AOC) service is supported based on the following specifications.

• ISDN AOC-E, which is based on the AOC supplementary service for ISDN (ETS 300 182, Au-
gust 1993).
• Display AOC-E, which uses the ISDN Display Information Element, as defined in ITU-T Q.931
to convey textual AOC information.
• CEPT AOC-E, which uses the CEPT Charge Advice Information Element.

3. This feature supports only Advice of Charge at the end of the call (AOC-E). If Advice of Charge during
the call (AOC-D) information is sent, the information is ignored.

4. The BRI or PRI trunk card is required.

5. Charge information control for each country is specified by the ISDN protocol type setting in system
data programming.

6. The MP calculates the call charge according to the UT (charging unit) sent from the AP (BRT/PRT).

Call charge=UT x Unit rate

UT (charging unit): UT sent from AP

Unit rate: Rate specified by system data programming

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7. The unit rate can be set to two places of decimals. When the unit rate has three or more decimal places,
it is required to round up or truncate the number to two decimal places and set that value. The integral
part of unit rate can be set to maximum two digits.

8. If AOC information is not sent due to the cause of network, call charge information is not displayed.

9. The call charge information is displayed on a Dterm in the following range.

0.01 - 655.35

Note: “655.35” is the maximum value, which the MP can calculate.

■ Conditions for ISDN AOC-E

The AOC-E Supplementary Service for ISDN, as specified in ETS 300 182 (1993), is used in the following
countries. Two variants of ISDN AOC-E exist. One operation is used to convey charge information in cur-
rency (AOC-E, Currency) and the other operation is used to convey charge information in units (AOC-E,
Unit). Both variants are in use.

• Austria (Unit)
• Belgium (Currency)
• Denmark (Currency)
• France (Unit)
• Germany (Unit)
• Greece (Unit) (Series 3500 software enhancement)
■ Conditions for Display AOC-E

The public ISDN uses the Q.931 Display Information Element to convey AOC information to the subscriber
(PBX) in the following countries:

• Netherlands
• Switzerland
• Portugal (Series 3500 software enhancement)
• Luxemburg (Series 3500 software enhancement)
• U.A.E. (Series 3500 software enhancement)
■ Conditions for CEPT AOC-E

CEPT AOC-E based implementa tions are used in the following countries:

• Italy
• Spain (Telefonica) (Series 3500 software enhancement)
• Sweden (Series 3500 software enhancement)

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■ Conditions for ISDN-AOC-E information output to PMS (Series 3700 software enhancement)

1. This feature is available where the ISDN trunk signaling is Q931 and the billing method is AOC-E. The
applicable countries are as follows.
Australia, Italy, Netherlands, Greece, Sweden, Spain, Germany, France, Portugal, Luxembourg

2. ISDN-AOC information is transmitted to PMS at the end of call.

3. The call charge notification and the call unit notification to PMS cannot be used at the same time. It is
required to select which information is notified by system data programming.

4. The call charge to be notified to PMS is up to 6 digits.

Ex. 10000.00 Euro or more => 9999.99 is displayed (after the decimal point is Euro cent)

5. The call unit is notified to PMS in increments of one call unit, and less than one call unit (after the dec-
imal point) is not considered.

6. When the call charge notification to PMS is set, the call charge is calculated by [Call unit x Unit rate].
A unit rate must be set in system data programming.

7. The upper limit of the call unit to be notified to PMS is 65535.

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■ Conditions for ISDN-AOC-E information output to SMDR (Series 3700 software enhancement)

The call charge and the call unit can be output at the same time. The conditions of output of call unit and call
charge in SMDR are as follows.

1. SMDR-RS (Output conditions of both 2400IMS standard format and extended format are the same.)

a. Up to 4 digits are output for a call unit. If it exceeds 4 digits, 9999 is output. An empty digit is output
as 0.
b. Up to 6 digits are output for a call charge. If it exceeds 6 digits, it is output as 999999. An empty
digit is expressed as a space.

2. SMDR-LAN
Same as SMDR-RS

3. AP00-B with MRCA firmware (Output conditions of both 2400IMS standard format and extended for-
mat are the same.)

a. Up to 4 digits are output for a call unit. If it exceeds 4 digits, 9999 is output. An empty digit is output
as 0.
b. Up to 6 digits are output for a call charge. When condition C is 1, it is output in 1 unit. When con-
dition C is 2, it is output in 0.1 unit. An empty digit is expressed as a space. If it exceeds 6 digits,
it is output as 999999.

4. AP00-B with AP00 firmware

a. Since call charge is not notified, it is output as 0000.

b. Up to 6 digits are output for a call charge. If it exceeds 6 digits, it is output as 999999. An empty
digit is expressed as a space.

5. Output example
When the call unit is 16 and the call charge is 16 Euro 32 cents

Output Call Unit Call Charge

1 SMDR-RS/LAN 0016 ∆∆1632
2 MRCA Condition C=1 (*2) 0016 ∆∆1632
3 MRCA Condition C=2 0016 ∆16320
4 AP00 0000 ∆∆1632
*1: ∆ indicates a space.
*2: With call charge of more than 6 digits, the condition C becomes 1.

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 ALTERNATE ROUTING FOR ISDN

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

This feature automatically routes outgoing ISDN call over alternate trunk route.

STATION APPLICATION

Not applicable

OPERATING PROCEDURE

No manual operation is required.

SERVICE CONDITIONS

1. This feature is available when Reason Value of DISC / REL / REL_COMP in response to call setup for
an outgoing ISDN call is 34, which means no line or channel is available.

2. This alternate routing can be allowed or denied on a trunk route basis by system programming.

3. The alternate trunk route can be assigned by CM8A.

Note: The alternate routing is not available for tandem calls.

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 CALLING PARTY RECOGNITION SERVICE
(DIRECT-IN TERMINATION (DIT))
GENERAL DESCRIPTION

This feature provides an incoming Direct-In Termination (DIT) call via an ISDN trunk to be connected to a
predetermined station. This application can be used for a station or modem.

STATION APPLICATION

All stations

OPERATING PROCEDURE

No manual operation is required.

SERVICE CONDITIONS

1. For incoming calls in a Primary Rate Interface trunk, this service feature should be used only when DID
trunks are not desired.

2. Refer to the Business Features and Specifications manual for details on service conditions.

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 DID ADDRESSING

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

This feature allows incoming ISDN-PRI calls to terminate to stations, Attendant Console, Automated Atten-
dant, etc., based on the Called Party number. Direct Inward Dial trunks will be terminated to programmed
destinations without Attendant assistance.

STATION APPLICATION

Not applicable

OPERATING PROCEDURE

No manual operation is required.

SERVICE CONDITIONS

1. If the network is notified that the destination station for the DID call is busy or a connection-controlled
station, the network gives the calling station a Busy Tone. (This depends upon call forwarding services
being activated)

2. If the called station is nonexistent, the DID call can be routed to the Attendant Console, to another des-
ignated station, or can receive Reorder Tone.

3. Refer to the Business Features and Specifications manual for more details on DID service.

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION

This feature allows the system to use DID and DOD on the same B channels. Trunk Provisioning Service
Selection is not required. (B-channels can be used for DID and DOD without separating the trunk routes.)

B-channels
.......

PRI

D-channel

OPERATING PROCEDURE

No manual operation is required.

SERVICE CONDITIONS

1. Confirm the DID and DOD selection with the customer’s local exchange carrier prior to installation.

2. For more details, refer to “Direct Inward Dialing” and “Direct Outward Dialing” in the Business Fea-
tures and Specifications.

3. The DID/DOD is supported without service provisioning, since no facility indication to the network is
required.

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION

This feature allows a PBX customer who does not provide a tie line (or when a customer cannot use the tie
line because the line is busy or faulty), to use the various CCIS features. This feature uses the ISDN line as
a CCIS virtual tie line. This feature is available between 2000 IPS and 2000 IPS, or 2000 IPS and 2400 IPX.

OPERATING PROCEDURE

No manual operation is required.

SERVICE CONDITIONS

1. Event Based CCIS is available between 2000 IPS and 2000 IPS, or 2000 IPS and 2400 IPX.

2. The maximum number of virtual tie lines is 16 channels per system. This includes the common signal-
ing channels and voice channels.

3. The ISDN line used for the virtual tie line can also be used as a regular ISDN line.

4. This feature supports voice calls only. [Supported object at PBX transmission side: Single Line Tele-
phone, Dterm, DID/E&M/Ring Down (analog/T1/E1) tandem calls.]
The data calls are transmitted through the regular ISDN network.

5. The Peg Count (the number of originating call from the ISDN trunk) is counted when using the ISDN
line for the virtual tie line by route basis.

6. Billing information of the virtual tie line using the ISDN line is treated as information for regular tie
line calls.

7. Billing information of the virtual tie line using the ISDN line is treated on tandem calls.

8. The voice channel of the virtual tie line is released at a programmable time after the call finishes.

9. The Common Channel Handler (CCH) card is required for providing Event Based CCIS.

10. The availability of CCIS service features through Event Based CCIS is listed in the following table.

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Availability of CCIS Service Features for Event Based CCIS

X : Available
– : Not available
SERVICE FEATURE AVAILABILITY REMARKS
Attendant Camp-On with Tone Indication - CCIS X
Attendant Controlled Conference - CCIS X Note 4
Automatic Recall - CCIS X
Brokerage - Hot Line - CCIS X
Busy Lamp Field (BLF) - CCIS –
Busy Verification - CCIS X
Call Back - CCIS X
Call Forwarding - All Calls - CCIS X
Call Forwarding - Busy Line - CCIS X
Call Forwarding - Don’t Answer - CCIS X
Call Forwarding - Intercept - CCIS X
Call Forwarding - Override - CCIS X
Call Processing Indication - CCIS X
Call Transfer - All Calls - CCIS X
Call Transfer - Attendant - CCIS X
Called Station Status Display - CCIS X
Calling Name Display - CCIS X
Calling Number Display - CCIS X
CCIS Networking via IP –
Centralized Billing - CCIS X Note 2
Centralized Day/Night Mode Change - CCIS –
Centralized MAT - CCIS –
Consultation Hold - All Calls - CCIS X
Data Line Security - CCIS X
Deluxe Traveling Class Mark - CCIS X
Dial Access to Attendant - CCIS X
Digital Display - Station - CCIS X
Digital Display - Trunk - CCIS X
Direct-In Termination - CCIS X
Distinctive Ringing - CCIS X
Do Not Disturb - CCIS X
Dual Hold - CCIS X
Elapsed Time Display - CCIS X
Flexible Numbering of Station - CCIS X
Hand-Free Answer Back - CCIS X
House Phone - CCIS X

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Availability of CCIS Service Features for Event Based CCIS (CONT’D)

X : Available
– : Not available
SERVICE FEATURE AVAILABILITY REMARKS
Hot Line - CCIS X
Incoming Call Identification - CCIS X
Individual Attendant Access - CCIS X Note 5
LDN Night Connection - CCIS X
Link Alarm Display - CCIS –
Link Reconnect - CCIS X
Message Waiting Lamp Setting - Attendant - CCIS X Note 3
Message Waiting Lamp Setting - Station - CCIS X Note 3
Miscellaneous Trunk Access - CCIS X
Miscellaneous Trunk Restriction - CCIS X
Multiple Call Forwarding - All Calls - CCIS X
Multiple Call Forwarding - Busy Line - CCIS X
Multiple Call Forwarding - Don’t Answer - CCIS X
Multiple Console Operation - CCIS X
Network Station Number - CCIS (FCCS) X
Night Connection Fixed - CCIS X
Night Connection Flexible - CCIS X
Outgoing Trunk Queuing - CCIS –
Paging Access - CCIS X
Restriction from Outgoing Calls - CCIS X
Service Display - CCIS X
Single-Digit Station Calling - CCIS X
Station-Controlled Conference - CCIS X Note 4
Station-to-Station Calling - CCIS X
Station-to-Station Calling Operator Assistance - CCIS X
Toll Restriction - 3/6 Digit - CCIS X
Trunk Answer from Any Station - CCIS X
Trunk-to-Trunk Restriction - CCIS X
Uniformed Numbering Plan - CCIS X
Voice Call - CCIS X
Voice Mail Integration - CCIS X
Voice Mail Private Password - CCIS X

Note 1: The voice channel and the common signaling channel keep connecting after the calls finish,
according to the release timer data. Therefore, while the CCIS link is kept by the timer, the fea-
tures are available.
Note 2: The billing information is sent while the CCH link is active. If the sending of billing information
failes, it is sent again when a new CCH link is established by the next call.
Note 3: As a remote office, this feature is available on 2000 IPS.
Note 4: An attendant/extension of the 2000 IPS cannot be a conference leader.
Note 5: This service is available when the Attendant Console is provided at 2400 IPX office on the network.

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11. When a call is made through Event Based CCIS, the ISDN subscriber number is sent to the called office
to verify that an appropriate party makes the call. The ISDN subscriber number is kept in the PBX mem-
ory and checked when call is arrived. If the PBX receives an unknown number, the PBX sends discon-
nect signal to reject the incoming call.
a. This feature is available between 2000 IPS and 2000 IPS, or 2000 IPS and 2400 IPX.
b. The system data programming is needed for this feature.
c. As a calling number, the ISDN subscriber number is used, and it is assigned by system data pro-
gramming.

12. At first, the CCIS control channel is established and confirmed the answer of called party. When the
called party is answered, the voice channel is established. The voice channel is established after the con-
firmation of answer of called party. This incurs no call charge since the voice channel is not connected
when the called party does not answer.
a. This feature is available only between 2000 IPS and 2000 IPS.
b. The system data programming is needed for this feature.
c. The call is charged for the CCIS control signal even if the called party does not answer.
d. When this feature is available, the ISDN line for Event Based-CCIS is disconnected at once under
the following conditions;
• When the caller abandons it during ringing
• When the called station is busy
e. The information transfer capability of ISDN line for the CCIS voice channel has to be assigned
as “speech”.

13. The information transfer capability of ISDN line for CCIS voice channel can be selected by system data
programming. (Speech/3.1k Audio/Unrestricted digital information)
a. This feature is available between 2000 IPS and 2000 IPS, or 2000 IPS and 2400 IPX.
b. The system data programming is needed for this feature.
c. Only the CCIS voice channel can be changed. The signaling channel for CCIS is fixed as “Unre-
stricted digital information”.

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 ISDN TERMINAL

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

This feature provides the system with an ISDN Terminal or Terminal Adapter (TA). The following connec-
tions are available:

• ISDN Terminal to ISDN Terminal

• ISDN Terminal to ISDN Trunk
• ISDN Trunk to ISDN Terminal
• ISDN Terminal to Single Line Telephone
• ISDN Terminal to Dterm
• ISDN Terminal to PS

STATION APPLICATIONS

ISDN Terminal, SLT (PB, DP), Dterm

OPERATING PROCEDURE

No manual operation is required.

SERVICE CONDITIONS

1. The 2ILCA (ISDN Line Circuit) card and the ICH (ISDN Channel Handler) card are required.

Series 3800 software enhancement

The 2ILCC card is required. The 2ILCC card provides both the 2ILCA and ICH card functions.
The 2ILCC card can coexist with the 2ILCA and ICH card in the same system.

2. The ISDN Terminal must be locally powered.

3. The following connections are available:

• Point-to-Point connection
• Point-to-Multipoint connection
• Basic Access T0 / Primary Access T2

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4. The following features are available. Other service features are not available with ISDN Terminal.

• Individual Terminal Calling (Point-to-Multipoint connection)

• Group Calling (Point-to-Multipoint connection)
• Called Party Recognition Service (DIT)
• DID Addressing
• DID and DOD Addressing
• SID to Network Present
• SID to Terminating User - Display
• SubAddress - Present
• Direct Outward Dialing (DOD)
• Restriction from Outgoing Calls
• Toll Restriction
• Station-to-Station Calling
• Station Hunting
• Flexible Numbering Plan
• Direct-In Termination - CCIS
• Station-to-Station Calling - CCIS
• Flexible Numbering of Stations - CCIS
• Toll Restriction -3/6 Digits - CCIS

5. The ISDN Terminal can provide voice and data communication via CCIS network. The CCIS network
must be digital.

6. During communication through the CCIS network, link reconnection is not available.

7. Station service conditions are as follows:

Station Hunting
When an SLT/Dterm or an ISDN Terminal calls a busy SLT/Dterm, another SLT/Dterm in Station
Hunting group is called.
When an SLT/Dterm or an ISDN Terminal calls an busy ISDN Terminal, another ISDN Terminal in
Station Hunting group is called.
Note: Both of an SLT/Dterm and an ISDN Terminal cannot be included in the same Station Hunting
group.

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Call Forwarding
An ISDN Terminal cannot set Call Forwarding - All Calls, Busy Line, Don’t Answer, and cannot be
the destination of Call Forwarding.
When an ISDN Terminal is a calling station, it can be forwarded to another SLT/D term but cannot be
forwarded to central office trunk or tie line trunk.
Call Transfer
An SLT/Dterm cannot transfer a call in progress with an ISDN Terminal to another station.
In the same way, an ISDN Terminal cannot transfer a call in progress with an SLT/Dterm to another station.
During an SLT/Dterm converses with digital tie line trunk (both of ACIS and CCIS) and ISDN trunk,
the SLT/Dterm cannot transfer the call to an ISDN Terminal.
Call Pickup, Call Pickup - Designated Group
An ISDN Terminal cannot be assigned to Call Pickup group and can not pickup a call to another station.
An SLT/Dterm cannot pickup a call to an ISDN Terminal.
Executive Right of Way
During voice communication between an SLT/Dterm and an ISDN Terminal, another SLT/Dterm can
interrupt into only a SLT/Dterm. But during data communication with an ISDN Terminal, another
SLT/Dterm cannot interrupt it.
Busy Service (Step Call, Call Back)
When an SLT/Dterm calls a busy ISDN Terminal, busy service such as Step Call and Call Back can-
not be provided to the ISDN Terminal.
It is the same when an ISDN Terminal calls a busy SLT/Dterm.

8. When an SLT is calling an ISDN Terminal, or an SLT and an ISDN Termianl is in conversation, hooking
service is not available. Therefore, at this time another services are not available.

9. A Dterm can call an ISDN Terminal via Myline or Subline. A Dterm can be called from ISDN Terminal
via Myline or Subline.

10. When an SLT/Dterm calls an ISDN Terminal, it can send the calling station number to the ISDN Termi-
nal. At this time, ISDN trunk number and local number are also attached to be sent.

11. Station-to-Station Calling between a smart console and an ISDN Terminal is not available.

12. In case of Point-to-Multipoint connection, an SLT/Dterm must dial ISDN Multipoint station number as-
signed by CM1B, which is not an ISDN Terminal number assigned by CM10/CM14.

13. When a Dterm calls an ISDN Terminal or an ISDN Terminal calls a Dterm, a calling station number is
displayed to the called Dterm or ISDN Terminal.
In case of Point-to-Multipoint connection, the calling station number displayed is the ISDN station
number assigned by CM10/CM14. The ISDN Multipoint station number (CM1B) is not displayed.

14. Station-to-Station Calling between a PS station and an ISDN Terminal is available.

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15. Only Preset Dialing can be used from an ISDN Terminal. Overlap Dialing is not available.

16. Group Calling

This feature terminates a call to all ISDN Terminals or Terminal Adapters accommodated on the same
bus. Group Calling is available for following connections.

• ISDN trunk to ISDN Terminal

• ISDN Terminal to ISDN Terminal
• Single Line Telephone to ISDN Terminal (Series 3200 R6.2 software enhancement)
• Dterm to ISDN Terminal (Series 3200 R6.2 software enhancement)
■ Series 3800 software enhancements

1. Below table shows a system capacity comparison between 2ILCA + ICH card and 2ILCC card.

Description 2ILCA + ICH 2ILCC

Maximum number of cards per system 64 16
Maximum number of ISDN Point-to-Point connection 128 32
Terminals per system Point-to-Multipoint connections 512 256
Maximum number of simultaneous connection per system
256 64
(Point-to-Multipoint connection)

2. Below table shows a feature comparison between 2ILCA + ICH card and 2ILCC card.

Description 2ILCA + ICH 2ILCC

Overlap receiving (ETSI) Not Available Not Available
Overlap sending (ETSI) Not Available Not Available
B channel negotiation (ETSI) Not Available Not Available
Addressing Not Available Not Available
COLP/COLR Not Available Not Available
Overlap dialing (US) Not Available Not Available
Short message service (AUS) Available Not Available

3. When the ISDN terminal is called, below calling party number is displayed.

• When the ISDN terminal is called from a single line telephone or D term, either calling sta-
tion number or calling party number (assigned by CM12, YY=12/13, CM50, YY=05) can
be displayed by system data programming.
• When the ISDN terminal is called from another ISDN terminal, the calling party number
(assigned by CM12, YY=12/13, CM50, YY=05) is displayed if the calling party sends the
calling party number. If not, the ISDN station number of the calling party is displayed.

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION

This feature allows a station and Attendant to send a Malicious Call Trace request to the network when a
malicious call arrives via an ISDN trunk.

Malicious Call Trace (hereinafter called MCT) is a supplementary service is intended to be used by called
parties to find anyone who has placed malicious calls (such as threatening calls and crank calls) on ISDN
lines.

Note: This feature is available in Australia only.

STATION APPLICATION

All stations

DESK CONSOLE

SMART CONSOLE

OPERATING PROCEDURE

To set MCT from a Dterm or Attendant Console

1. When a malicious call terminates to a Dterm or Attendant Console, press the MCT feature key during
communication. The MCT request message is sent to the network.

2. When this service is set, the LCD displays MCT for 6 seconds and the feature key lamp lights in red
for 2 seconds.

3. When the result of MCT is received from the network, the LCD displays MCT SET or MCT NG for
6 seconds.

To set MCT from a Single Line Telephone

1. When a malicious call terminates to a Single Line Telephone, press the FLASH key (or momentarily
press hook switch) and dial the MCT access code during communication.The MCT request message is
sent to the network.

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SERVICE CONDITIONS

1. MCT can be set only for incoming calls. It cannot be used when placing calls.

2. The MCT access code can be set on a Dterm and Single Line Telephone.

3. This feature is selectable by service restriction class and trunk route data.

4. MCT request is sent to the BRT/PRT trunk to resume communication between the station and trunk.
After that, a message indicating the result of MCT (OK/NG) is received from the ISDN network.

5. If the terminal is a Single Line Telephone, the user cannot check the result because it has no display
function.

6. If you go on-hook after sending an MCT request but before receiving the MCT result, a Disconnect
REQ is sent to the network.

7. At the time of tandem termination from the ISDN to CCIS, MCT can be used by a terminating extension
(Dterm, SLT) or an attendant console through CCIS. (Series 3600 software enhancement)

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION

Overlap Sending is available for an outgoing call from the 2000 IPS to ISDN network.

Overlap Sending is a procedure, used in call establishment of an outgoing call, to enable the user to send
called party number digits to the network in successive messages.

OPERATING PROCEDURE

No manual operation is required.

SERVICE CONDITIONS

■ General Conditions

1. This feature conforms to following ETSI standard.

ETS 300 102-1

ETS 300 102-2
ETS 300 403-1

2. This feature is available from Series 3300 software.

3. The BRI or PRI trunk card is required.

4. Overlap Sending can be selected every ISDN origination trunk route, but cannot be selected every called
number.

5. When a called number exceeds the overlapped digits set by system data in ISDN call origination from
an extension or trunk, the called number for overlapped digits is sent to ISDN network through the
called number information element of SETUP message. Moreover, called number afterward is sent out
through the called number information element of INFO message.

6. At the time of sending the last digit of called number, it is sent adding the sending complete information
element on INFO message.

7. When a user stops dialing before sending the last digit of called number, the 2000 IPS sends INFO mes-
sage including the sending complete information element after ORT timeout (15 seconds).

8. T304 timer (30 seconds, option) is not supported.

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9. Number development in call origination to ISDN is only available for call origination with LCR, not for
call origination with trunk route.

10. Addition and deletion of number is available in system data programming (LCR number development).

11. When number deletion (deletion of area code) is set by system data (LCR number development), the
number of digits of called number in SETUP message sent to ISDN from the 2000 IPS becomes 20 dig-
its minus deleted digits. In this case, since the number of digits dialed by users differs from the number
of digits sent to ISDN from the 2000 IPS, it is required to set the maximum number of digits by CM85
respectively.

■ Conditions on call origination from an extension

1. This feature is available from Single Line Telephone, Dterm, PS and Attendant Console, but not available
from ISDN Terminal.

■ Conditions on Tandem connection

1. This feature is available for call origination from a trunk (ISDN, CCIS, ACIS).

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION

This feature allows the ISDN network to be informed of the calling party’s Station Identification number
(SID) when a call originates from a terminal connected to the system.

For this example, the SID sent to the network DIAL “516-555-4210#”
may be 214-555-5000 for every station in the
PBX
PBX, or each station may present a unique exten-
sion number (last 4 digits) to the ISDN network. DTI
(214-555-5000)
ISDN
4210

(214-555-5001) CALLED PARTY No.

516-555-4210
+214-555-5000
(214-555-5002)
CALLING PARTY No.

CALLING PARTY No. DTI: Digital Trunk Interface

OPERATING PROCEDURE

No manual operation is required. The calling station number is sent to the ISDN network automatically.

SERVICE CONDITIONS

1. The data provided as the calling station number is assigned via MAT/CAT for each ISDN circuit or sta-
tion. In addition, if no data has been assigned as the calling station number, the system will not provide
any information to the network.

2. A maximum of 16 digits can be assigned as the calling station number.

3. The maximum number of area codes and office code patterns is 15.

4. Transmission of SID to the ISDN network can be programmed by the Class of Service. Programming
is required for each station.

5. The delivery of SID information is subject to local regulations.

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION

This feature provides a visual display of the originating station’s number and subaddress information on a
Dterm for incoming ISDN calls. This provides the terminal user with a quick and accurate way to identify
the originating station’s number (Calling Number).

OPERATING PROCEDURE

No manual operation is required. The originating station number is automatically displayed on the D term.

SERVICE CONDITIONS

1. This feature is available on the Dterm with Display.

2. A maximum of 16 digits forming the originating party’s number, including the PBX access code, can
be displayed. For subaddress, a maximum of 8 digits can be displayed. If the subaddress exceeds 8 dig-
its, the first 8 are displayed. Below is an example of the display when the originating party’s number is
214-555-5000, and the subaddress is 82623667:

(Elapsed time) 82623667 subaddress

2145555000 calling party number

3. The SID is flashing while the Dterm is ringing on its Prime Line. The duration of display after the call
is answered can be selected by system data programming (display for 6 seconds or continuously). (Se-
ries 3400 software enhancement)

4. If the ISDN network provides Name Display Service, the calling party name can be displayed in place
of SID. (A maximum of 16 characters)

5. If the ISDN network does not provide Name Display Service and the SID/calling party name is regis-
tered to Speed Calling - Station, the calling party name can be displayed in place of SID.

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION

This feature allows a primary rate interface ISDN trunk to transfer the called party subaddress information
to a destination ISDN station when the call is originated by the system. Dialing the called party station num-
ber and subaddress is required.

PBX
4211
DTI
DIAL
214-555-5000 ISDN
+4211 555-5000
4211

CALLED PARTY
SUBADDRESS

OPERATING PROCEDURE

The calling station dials the ISDN subscriber number (including access code) followed by an asterisk (*),
then dials the called party subaddress followed by a pound sign (#). ISDN automatically recognizes the su-
baddress and transfers the information to the destination party.

SERVICE CONDITIONS

1. If the calling party fails to dial the called party subaddress, ISDN cannot transfer any called party sub-
address information to the destination party.

2. If a calling party does not wish to provide a called party subaddress, the call must dial # (Immediate
Start). If a # is not dialed, a Timing Start operation begins. The Timing Start uses the interdigit time-out
operation.

3. Subaddress dialing is available only on those telephone terminals that can generate push-button
(DTMF) signals.

4. The called party subaddress must not exceed 8 digits.

5. The called party subaddress can be sent with trunk direct dial access.

6. This feature cannot be used when a call is originated to ISDN using Speed Calling or Call Forwarding
features.

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CALLING/CONNECTED NAME ID PRESENTATION (CNIP/CONP)
GENERAL DESCRIPTION

In between Q-SIG networks, this feature allows calling or called party information, to be displayed on the
Dterm LCD. CLIP/COLP conforms to ETS 300 173 and IS-11572 network. CNIP/CONP conforms to ETS
300 238 and IS-11572 network.

• Calling Line Identification Presentation (CLIP): Calling party number (ID) is displayed on the called
party's Dterm LCD.
• Connected Line ID Presentation (COLP): Called party number (ID) is displayed on the calling party's
Dterm LCD.
• Calling Name Identification Presentation (CNIP): Calling party information (Name ID) is displayed
on the called party's Dterm LCD.
• Connected Name Identification Presentation (CONP): Called party information (Name ID) is
displayed on the calling party's Dterm LCD.

This feature is also available when interworking with a CCIS interface.

OPERATING PROCEDURE

No manual operation is required.

SERVICE CONDITIONS

1. Name ID service is not available when:

• a tandem office is not provided with this feature or Calling Name Display - CCIS.
• a call is routed through a signaling interface other than Q-SIG or CCIS.
Note: Available with IS-11572 interface.

2. The routes to the offices not provided with this feature must be separated from the routes to the offices
provided with this feature.

3. While hearing Ring Back Tone, Name ID of the called party is displayed on the calling party's D term
LCD. Note that the display is not changed even if the call is transferred using such features as Call For-
warding - All Calls.

4. When a call is transferred to another office using a forwarding feature such as Call Forwarding - All
Calls - Outside, Name ID of the terminated station is displayed on the calling party's D term LCD.

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5. Even if the called party is in busy or lockout state, the called party's Name ID is displayed on the calling
party's Dterm LCD. However, when the called party is in Do Not Disturb state, Name ID is not displayed.

6. When a call is transferred using Consultation Hold and Voice Call, Name ID of the calling party is not
displayed on the transferred party's Dterm LCD.

7. This service cannot be used in conjunction with the ISDN Information Transfer service.

8. The transfer rate is 64 kbps. Bearer Capabilities are as follows:

• Speech
• 3.1 kHz audio

9. When Name ID is not assigned, the calling or called party number is displayed.

10. Maximum 16 digits of calling or called party number/name is displayed as shown in the table below.
After six seconds of answering, the display returns to Clock/Calendar display.

NUMBER OF CALLING PARTY'S CALLED PARTY'S

RECEIVED DIGITS ID/NAME ID DISPLAY ID/NAME ID DISPLAY
1 - 8 digits Top line: Elapsed time + Calling Top line: Elapsed time + Con-
party number (Right 8 digits) nected/called/busy party number
Middle line: Calling party name (Right 8 digits)
(Right 8 digits) Middle line: Connected/called/
busy party name (Right 8 digits)
9 - 16 digits Top line: Elapsed time (Right 8 Top line: Elapsed time (Right 8
digits: Blank) digits: Blank)
Middle line: Calling party number Middle line: Connected/called/
or name (Right 16 digits) Note busy party number or name (Right
16 digits) Note

Note: Either calling party number display or name display should be selected in system programming.

11. When originating a call to a Q-SIG line using a Dterm sub line, Name ID of the Dterm sub line is sent to
the called party.

12. CONP is available only for Prime Line of the calling party.

13. The characters displayed by this service are English alphabets, numerals and symbols conforming to
ISO-8859-1.

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14. This service is available only for the Dterm equipped with LCD.

15. This service supports Calling/Connected Name Identification Restriction (CNIR) conforming to ETS
300 238.

16. This service supports Calling/Connected Line Identification Restriction (CLIR) conforming to ETS 300
173.

17. This feature is available from Series 3300 software.

INTERACTIONS

Name ID is available for the following features:

• Call Forwarding - All Calls - CCIS

• Call Forwarding - Busy Line - CCIS
• Call Forwarding - Don’t Answer - CCIS
• Call Pickup
• Recalling of Call Hold
• Answering of Call Park
• Call Waiting
• Termination from UCD Queuing
• Outgoing Trunk Queuing

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(CPN) DELIVERY TO ISDN & Q-SIG NETWORKS
GENERAL DESCRIPTION

This feature is provided for the call from tie line (CCIS line or Q-SIG) or a station, is sent to the public ISDN
network (AT&T, NT) or Q-sig network.

OPERATING PROCEDURE

No manual operation is required.

SERVICE CONDITIONS

1. This feature programmed by system data is effective when:

• Calls are originated from CCIS/Q-SIG line to AT&T, NT or Q-sig network.

• Calls are originated from the station to AT&T, NT or Q-sig network.
• Calls are originated from the attendant console which is assigned the individual attendant
identification number to AT&T, NT or Q-sig network.

2. This feature is not effective when calls are originated from AT&T, NT network to AT&T, NT network.

3. This feature is not available for the call originated using OAI/ACD feature.

4. This feature is available from Series 3300 software.

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION

Overlap Receiving is available for an incoming call to the 2000 IPS from Q-SIG network.

Overlap Receiving is a procedure, used in call establishment of an incoming call, to enable the network to
send called party number digits to the user in successive messages, as and when they are made available from
the remote network.

OPERATING PROCEDURE

No manual operation is required.

SERVICE CONDITIONS

■ General Conditions

1. This feature conforms to following ETSI standard.

ETS 300 172

2. This feature is available from Series 3400 software.

3. The 24ch or the 30ch Q-SIG card is required.

4. After ORT timer/T302 timer (14-16 seconds) is out, the 2000 IPS connects or disconnects a call accord-
ing to the system data programming. When the maximum number of digits has been received, the call
is connected. When the received digits do not reach the maximum digits or exceed the maximum digits,
the number is treated as an unallocated number.

Note: ORT timer is variable (default: 6 seconds), and should be set to 14-16 seconds for T302 timer in
system data programming.

5. Connectable bearer services are Speech/3.1KHz audio. Unrestricted digital is not connectable.

6. Maximum digit number received from Q-SIG network must be set in system data programming
(CM85).

7. When the received digits from Q-SIG network exceed the maximum digit number set by CM85, the
2000 IPS connects or disconnects a call according to the system data programming (CM08).

8. When the sending complete information element is received in SETUP message or INFO message, the
2000 IPS connects the call at that time even the received digits do not reach the maximum digit number
set by CM85.

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9. When the sending complete information element is not received in SETUP message or INFO message,
the 2000 IPS connects the call at the time when the maximum digit number set by CM85 is received.

10. The maximum number of receiving digits in SETUP or INFO message is 24 digits.

■ Conditions on Call termination to extension

Same conditions as Q-SIG en-bloc receiving are applied.

Single Line Station, Dterm, PS, Attendant Console, and ISDN Terminal can be a destination station.

■ Conditions on Tandem connection

Same conditions as Q-SIG en-bloc receiving are applied.

1. When a destination station has set Call Forwarding - All Calls/Busy Line/Don’t Answer, tandem con-
nection is available.

2. Without routing through a destination station, direct tandem connection is available with LCR number
development.

3. Types of outgoing trunks are ISDN, CCIS, and ACIS.

4. When the outgoing trunk is ISDN or CCIS, the 2000 IPS sends SETUP or IAI message after all digits
of number are received. When the outgoing trunk is ACIS, the 2000 IPS seizes a trunk and sends the
received digits after all digits of number are received.

5. Tandem connection from Q-SIG to a CCIS trunk route is not available, but LCR from Q-SIG to CCIS
is available.

6. Tandem connection from Q-SIG to an ISDN trunk route is available with a maximum of 8 digits of num-
ber conversion including access code. LCR from Q-SIG to ISDN is also available.

7. Tandem connection from Q-SIG to an ACIS trunk route, and LCR from Q-SIG to ACIS are available.

■ Conditions for Russia specifications only

1. Overlap Receiving is available for Russia specifications from Series 3600 software.

2. Same conditions are applied for Russia except below conditions.

3. When an extension or a trunk in 2000 IPS makes a call to Q-SIG network, dial tone sending is available
from a tandem IPS office or a called IPS office. After receiving following INFO message, dial tone is
stopped.

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4. The 2000 IPS can receive SETUP message which does not include the called party information element.
In this case, the called party number is received by INFO message.

5. The called IPS office sends SETUP ACK message (including Progress Description No. 01, 02, 03, 04,
08 in Progress Indicator information element) and the calling party can hear dial tone which is sent by
the called IPS office.

6. In the case of three IPS configuration, when the tandem IPS office receives SETUP message which in-
cludes office number of tandem office, the tandem IPS office does not relay SETUP message which in-
cludes office number of the tandem IPS office.

INTERACTIONS

Same conditions as Q-SIG en-bloc receiving are applied.

Call Forwarding - All Calls/Busy Line/Don’t Answer can be set to the destination station. The forward des-
tination can be a station and a trunk (ISDN, CCIS, ACIS).

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION

Overlap Sending is available for an outgoing call from the 2000 IPS to Q-SIG network.

Overlap Sending is a procedure, used in call establishment of an outgoing call, to enable the user to send
called party number digits to the network in successive messages.

OPERATING PROCEDURE

No manual operation is required.

SERVICE CONDITIONS

■ General Conditions

1. This feature conforms to following ETSI standard.

ETS 300 172

2. This feature is available from Series 3400 software.

3. The 24ch or the 30ch Q-SIG card is required.

4. Overlap Sending can be selected every Q-SIG origination trunk route, but cannot be selected every
called number.

5. When a called number exceeds the overlapped digits set by system data in Q-SIG call origination from
an extension or trunk, the called number for overlapped digits is sent to Q-SIG network through the
called number information element of SETUP message. Moreover, called number afterward is sent out
through the called number information element of INFO message.

6. At the time of sending the last digit of called number, it is sent adding the sending complete information
element on INFO message.

7. When a user stops dialing before sending the last digit of called number, the 2000 IPS sends INFO mes-
sage including the sending complete information element after ORT timeout (15 seconds).

8. T304 timer is common to ORT timer (15 seconds fixed).

9. Number development in call origination to Q-SIG is only available for call origination with LCR, not
for call origination with trunk route.

10. Addition and deletion of number is available in system data programming (LCR number development).

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11. If the own office trunk is idle and the distant office is busy when a call is originated with Overlap Send-
ing, the originating office cannot route the call to another route.

12. Route advance is available.

13. The maximum number of sending digits in SETUP or INFO message is 24 digits.

14. Voice call is supported, but data call is not supported.

■ Conditions on call origination from an extension

1. This feature is available from Single Line Telephone, Dterm, PS and Attendant Console, but not available
from ISDN Terminal.

■ Conditions on Tandem connection

1. This feature is available for call origination from a trunk (ISDN, CCIS, ACIS).

2. The maximum number of digits of called number is 24 digits at tandem connection.

■ Conditions for Russia specifications only

1. Overlap Receiving is available for Russia specifications from Series 3600 software.

2. Same conditions are applied for Russia except below conditions.

3. When an extension or a trunk in 2000 IPS makes a call to Q-SIG network, dial tone sending is available
from a tandem IPS office or a called IPS office.

4. In the case of tandem connection from Q-SIG to Q-SIG, overlap sending is available before receiving
all digits.

5. When an extension or a trunk in 2000 IPS makes a call to Q-SIG network, a call is made by SETUP
message without the called party information element. In this case, the called party number is sent by
INFO message later.

6. After a calling party receives SETUP ACK message (including Progress Description No. 01, 02, 03, 04,
08 in Progress Indicator information element), dial tone can be heard from the called IPS office.

7. In the case of two or three IPS configuration, when the calling party dials digits and following another
digit, dial tone from the called IPS office or tandem IPS office is stopped.

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION

This feature enables NEC’s PBX to connect to NEC’s PBX or other manufacturer by using Layer 3 protocol
for the signaling for the support of circuit mode bearer services at the Q reference point.

Q-SIG conforms to ETS 300 172.

PBX PBX

Q-SIG

PRT (Private ISDN) PRT

Note: ETS 300 172= Private Telecommunication Network (PTN);

Inter-exchange signaling protocol
Circuit mode basic service

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1. Physical Interface

The physical interface is a 2Mbps or 1.5Mbps digital interface.

Maximum 30 B-channels or 23 B-channels are to be controlled by a single Data Link channel.

PBX

PRT 30B+D or 23B+D

Legend: : D-channel

: B-channel

2. Interworking with Other Network

Q-SIG is available to the following connection and interworking with the other network.

ISDN

Q-SIG

NEC Network

ACIS Q-SIG interface

Existing Office

CCIS
Other Manufacturer

Existing Office

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3. Transparency

MANDATORY INFORMATION NON-MANDATORY INFORMATION

TYPE OF CALL
ELEMENTS ELEMENTS
Q-SIG → Q - SIG
→ Conforming to ETS 300 172 Conforming to ETS 300 172

ISDN → Q-SIG
→ (1) Message Type Calling Party Number
(2) Called Party Number
Note 1 Note 2
CCIS → Q-SIG
→ Called Party Number Calling Party Number
Note 3
ACIS → Q-SIG
→ Called Party Number None

Note 1: When there is no called party number from ISDN, PBX defines the called party number.
Note 2: In the connection from Q-SIG to ISDN, PBX adds or deletes digits of the called party number.
Note 3: CCIS in this section means CCIS without ISDN transmitting information.

OPERATING PROCEDURE

No manual operation is required.

SERVICE CONDITIONS

1. Redundancy structure

a. One D channel can control maximum 30 or 23 B-channels.

b. Control using the nB + D interface is available.

2. The multi-rate bearer service is not available.

3. The User-to-User Signaling (UUS) is not available.

INTERACTIONS

The following services can be provided in conjunction with this feature:

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a. Common station/voice service

Call Forwarding - All Calls Note 1
Call Forwarding - Busy Line Note 1
Call Forwarding - Don’t Answer Note 1
Caller ID Display Note 1
Direct-In Termination Note 1
Call Transfer - All Calls Note 1
Hot Line Note 1
Do Not Disturb Note 1
Calling Number Display
b. Attendant Console service
Speed Calling - System Note 2
Call Queuing
c. Network features
Trunk-to-Trunk Connection
Brokerage - Hot Line
Least Cost Routing - 3/6 Digit
Tie Lines
Note 1: Service not based on the specification of Q-SIG supplementary service.
Note 2: Service provided with some limitations.

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