215.3 Parameter Description

In this part, you can find the following paramater descriptions:

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Basic parameters CD, DPLN, CPS and DAR

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CHECK parameter for controlling the test scope during ADD

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Parameter CDDP for CD with special characters (*, #, A, B, C, D)

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Parameter CD2, CPS2 and CDDP2 for partner or sequence DAR

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Parameter DESTNO, ARN, CFREMVAR and CFREMSE for additional information on DAR

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Other parameters CDNEW, TYPE and DNNO

Basic parameters CD, DPLN, CPS and DAR


CD	Station number Note: The station numbers are arranged according to Station number categories.
	Input type	:	Single value
			chained individual values (without SC and only for independent DAR)
			Area (without SC and only for independent DAR)
			Mandatory	(for ADD-WABE, DELETE-WABE TYPE=CD, CHANGE-WABE; only 1 value or 1 range)
			Optional	(for DISPLAY-WABE, REGENERATE-WABE)
	Possible values	:	0 - 9, ’*’, ’#’, ’A’, ’B’, ’C’, ’D’; up to 6 characters
			MMI interprets X.21 characters ’-’, ’.’, ’/’, ’,’ as control characters. This must therefore be displayed as follows for digit analysis:
			’-’ corresponds to ’A’
			’.’ corresponds to ’B’
			’/’ corresponds to ’C’
			’,’ corresponds to ’D’

DPLN	Digital analysis result group
	Note	:	Must not be specified for DAR=STN and NETRTE!
	Input type	:	Single value
			chained individual values, range
			Optional
			Mandatory	(in DELETE-WABE TYPE=DPLN)
	Possible values	:	0 to 15

CPS	Call progress state
	Note	:	In CPS, a subset of the CPS range permanently defined for each DAR can be specified Specification is not permitted for CPS expansion and CPS reduction. Note for Optiset terminals: may only be created with full CPS range.
	Input type	:	Single value
			chained individual values (max. 10)
			Optional
	Possible values	:	0 - 22
			0	Help CPS for networking (DAR NETRTE)
			1	Suffix dialing (for STN user, attendant console, consultation, satellite PABX, tie-trunk traffic (TIE))
			2	Switching of in-house call at attendant console
			3	Switching of central office call at attendant console
			4	Prefix dialing at attendant console
			5	Prefix dialing by station user
			6	CO incoming DID
			7	IDN connection from CO incoming in DID
			8	Consultation of station user from in-house call (incl. TIE (tie-trunk) and SAT (satellite PABX))
			9	Consultation of a station user from CO call
			10	Incoming station line traffic
			11	Incoming tie-line traffic
			12	Incoming link traffic
			13	Seizure from satellite PABX for data traffic
			14	CHECK mode on attendant console
			15	CHECK mode on Hicom terminal
			16	Seizure in private network
			17	Seizure in consultation in private network
			18	Single code calling device: code digits in suffix dialing
			19	Expiry of time supervision
			20	Function assignment to key on Hicom terminal
			21	Used only in USA
			22	Consultation of station user from conference

DAR	Digit analysis result
	Input type	:	Single value
			Mandatory	(for ADD-WABE, CHANGE-WABE, DELETE-WABE TYPE=CD)
			Optional	(for DISPLAY-WABE, REGENERATE-WABE)
	Possible values	:	General DARs DARs for call forwarding feature Activate via the attendant console Miscellaneous DARs for call pickup feature DARs for call park feature DARs for combi-code feature DARs for hunting group feature DARs for code calling feature DARs for tie trunk traffic feature DARs for IP Distributed Architecture (IPDA) feature DARs for key function assignment DARs for answering machine functions DARs for broadcast functions DARs for conference feature DARs for MLPP feature DARs for call center features DARs for key functionality feature DARs for national features DARs for the Optiset API feature DARs for service functions
			General DARs
			ALL	All DARs (DISPLAY-WABE and REGENERATE-WABE only)
			ACBK	Activate callback
			DCBK	Delete callback or line queueing
			ACOSX	Activate cos changeover from station
			DCOSX	Deactivate cos changeover from station
			ADND	Activate do not disturb
			DDND	Deactivate do not disturb
			ANSCO	Answering device for central office
			ANSINT	Answering device, internal
			APIN1	Activate PIN for COPIN 1 (see AMO PERSI)
			APIN10	Activate PIN for COPIN 10 (see AMO PERSI)
			APIN11	Activate PIN for COPIN 11 (see AMO PERSI)
			APIN12	Activate PIN for COPIN 12 (see AMO PERSI)
			APIN13	Activate PIN for COPIN 13 (see AMO PERSI)
			APIN14	Activate PIN for COPIN 14 (see AMO PERSI)
			APIN15	Activate PIN for COPIN 15 (see AMO PERSI)
			APIN2	Activate PIN for COPIN 2 (see AMO PERSI)
			APIN3	Activate PIN for COPIN 3 (see AMO PERSI)
			APIN4	Activate PIN for COPIN 4 (see AMO PERSI)
			APIN5	Activate PIN for COPIN 5 (see AMO PERSI)
			DPIN	Deactivate PIN
			AREM	Activate reminder
			DREM	Deactivate reminder
			ATND	Attendant/internal operator code
			ATNDDID	Indial to attendant console
			ATNDIND	Individual attendant console
			BABYLSNG	Baby listening
			BUZZ	Alert (buzz) a target station
			CDRACC	CDR account code
			CO	Central office (Please see note for Networks:)
			CTDL	Seize lines for cut-through or suffix dialling in tie traffic
			DICT	Dictation equipment
			DIGIDAT	DIGITE data input (DP systems)
			DISUOFF	Display suppression off
			DISUON	Display suppression on
			DOORCL	Query of the entrance telephone system
			DOOROPEN	Open via the entrance telephone system
			DTE	Code for DTE service for analog traffic via DIUC
			DTED	Code for DTE service for digital traffic via DIUC
			DTMFCONV	DTMF-conversion when dialling to public network
			EOVR	Emergency override (feature emergency override/release)
			EXTANS	Interception by console in partner system
			FAX	Code for fax service
			GATEWAY	gateway
			GENANS	General answering/universal night answering
			HOLD	Call hold by an analog phone
			KNOVR	Camp-on (knocking)/override
			LNR	Last number redial
			MANDOWNL	Manual downloading
			MHFALGOF	Logoff by a mobile HFA subscriber
			MHFALGON	Logon by a mobile HFA subscriber
			NETRTE	Auxiliary DAR for networking
			NETW	DAR for a voice feature in another node; route is automatically seized via DESTNO and the dialed digit sequence is repeated.
			NETWDTE	DAR for a DTE feature in another node; route is automatically seized via DESTNO and the dialed digit sequence is repeated.
			NETWFAX	DAR for a fax feature in another node; route is automatically seized via DESTNO and the dialed digit sequence is repeated.
			NOPT	Change of night switch option
			OUTPULSE	Outpulse specific digits on the line during call status for cut-through or suffix dialing in tie traffic e.g. for flashing to EB5 system
			OWNNODE	Code number for own node
			PUEXT	Acceptance (or pickup) of ext. consult call from remote system in simple tie trunk traffic
			RA	Recorded announcement for a specific area (loudspeaker device)
			RELEASE	Release (feature emergency override/release)
			REMKY	Reminder key
			RESDOWNL	Reset of modified parameters by downloading the basic parameter sets (DCI)
			SIGNOFF	Sign off a line via terminal device (autoset relocate)
			SIGNON	Sign on a line via terminal device (autoset relocate)
			SNR	Stored number redial
			SPD	Change the speed (DCI)
			SPDC1	Speed calling central 1
			SPDC2	Speed calling central 2
			SPDI	Speed calling individual
			SPDIPROG	Speed call individual programming code
			SPLIT	Split/alternating calls
			STN	Station
			STNREL	STN DAR for destination-dependent release
			TRACE	Malicious call tracing
			VOICECAL	Voice call
			WHISANN	Whisper Announcement
			DARs for call forwarding feature
			For voice service
			AFWDVCE	Activate fixed call forwarding voice
			DFWDVCE	Deactivate fixed call forwarding voice
			AFFWDVCE	Program and activate fixed forwarding voice
			DFFWDVCE	Deactivate and delete fixed forwarding voice
			For fax service
			AFWDFAX	Activate call forwarding fax
			DFWDFAX	Deactivate call forwarding fax
			AFFWDFAX	Activate fixed forwarding fax
			DFFWDFAX	Deactivate fixed forwarding fax
			For DTE service
			AFWDDTE	Activate call forwarding dte
			DFWDDTE	Deactivate call forwarding dte
			AFFWDDTE	Activate fixed forwarding dte
			DFFWDDTE	Deactivate fixed forwarding dte
			Activate via the attendant console
			AFWDREM	Act call forwarding remote/follow me
			DFWDREM	Deact call forwarding remote/follow me
			FWDREM	Show call forwarding remote/follow me
			Miscellaneous
			AFWDDWD	Activate call forwarding for DIGITE without display (activate FWD without the Check key)
			FWDTERM	Call forwarding for all stns assoc. to terminal
			FWDIGNOR	Ignore call forwarding (in the case of FWD from STN-B to STN-C, STN-A can call STN-B directly with FWDIGNOR+CD-STN-B)
			DFWDEXT	Deactivate call forwarding external
			AFWDEXT	Activate call forwarding external
			DFWDINT	Deactivate call forwarding internal
			AFWDINT	Activate call forwarding internal
			AFWDEXIN	Activate call forwarding ext and int
			AFWDB	Activate call forwarding busy
			AFWDNA	Activate call forwarding no answer
			AFWDBNA	Activate call forwarding busy or no answer
			DSYSFWD	Deactivate system call forwarding voice
			ASYSFWD	Activate system call forwarding voice
			FFWDREMK	Store call forwarding via remote by key
			DARs for call pickup feature
			PU	Call pickup
			PUGDIS	Display group pickup information on request
			PUDIR	Directed call pickup
			DARs for call park feature
			PARK	Call park and retrieve to system slot
			CALLPARK	Call park for anate
			DCPA	Park a user at a specific user (DARs for national features)
			SELFPA	Park a user on one’s own line (DARs for national features)
			RECONNPA	Reconnect on held call (DARs for national features)
			DARs for combi-code feature
			DTEDNO	Combi-code for DTE terminal with digital traffic via DIUC
			DTENO	Combi-code for DTE terminal with analog traffic via DIUC
			FAXNO	Combi-code for fax terminal
			DARs for hunting group feature
			HUNT	Hunting group (HT)
			HTKY	Hunt group key (on/off)
			AHTVCE	Add station to hunt group voice
			DHTVCE	Disassociate stn. from hunt group, voice eqpt.
			AHTFAX	Add station to hunt group fax
			DHTFAX	Disassociate station from hunt group, fax eqpt.
			DHTDTE	Disassociate station from hunt group, DTE eqpt.
			AHTDTE	Add station to hunt group DTE
			DARs for code calling feature
			(Single code calling / multiple code calling)
			CCKY	Code calling key
			CCDIS	Code calling display with code
			CCMEETME	Code calling meet-me with code
			CCSTN	Code calling station A with code
			CCVCE	Code calling for voice with code
			CCSURG	Code calling urgent search with code
			CCS	Code calling normal search with code
			CCANS	Code calling answer
			CCSCD	Code calling search with code
			CCSN	Code calling search normal
			CCMANS	Code calling answer to mult. task page attempt
			CCMSURG	Code calling multiple task paging urgent
			CCMS	Code calling multiple task paging normal
			DARs for tie trunk traffic feature
			(network-wide features)
			TIE	Tie line access (please see note for Networks:)
			TIEATND	Analogue tie trunk, special seizure type
			SCONSCO	Sat. connection in consultation hold from CO
			SCONSI	Sat. connection in consult hold from internal
			SAT	Extend indial or trunk call to satellite system
			DARs for IP Distributed Architecture (IPDA) feature
			FRCALTRT	Force alternate route
			INCALTRT	Incoming alternate route
			NOEC	CLC without echo cancellation for encrypted calls
			DARs for key function assignment
			KYPROG	Key programming on digite
			KNOVRKY	Knocking/camp-on, override key
			DNDKY	Do not disturb
			IUSEKY	Show-line-key-I-use key (DARs for key functionality feature)
			FWDKY	Call forwarding key
			MSGRKY	Messenger key (CHESE)
			MBKY	Mailbox key
			DAKY	Non-voice key
			VCRKY	Voice call reject key
			VCKY	Voice call key
			DSSKY	Direct station select key
			EXHOLDKY	Exclusive hold key (DARs for key functionality feature)
			HOLDKY	Hold key (DARs for key functionality feature)
			CONFKY	Conference key
			TOGGLEKY	Toggle key
			NAMEKY	Name key
			PARKKY	Park key
			PRIVKY	Privacy key (DARs for key functionality feature)
			CONSKY	Consultation key
			CBKKY	Callback key
			RCTOFFKY	Ringer cutoff key (DARs for key functionality feature)
			HTKY	Hunt group key (on/off)
			FLASHCD	Equivalent flash signal code
			STKY	Start key/output
			RLSKY	Release/Cancel key
			TRNSKY	Call transfer key
			TIMEKY	Date/time
			LNRKY	Last number redial key
			SNRKY	Saved number redial key
			DARs for answering machine functions
			MBON	Mailbox LED on
			MBOFF	Mailbox LED off
			VMOWN	Access to own voice mailbox (routes to Voice Mail Service)
			VMFOR	Access to other (’foreign’) user’s voice mailbox (routes to Voice Mail Service)
			MWACT	Message waiting activation
			MWANS	Message waiting answer
			MWCAN	Message waiting cancel by terminating party
			MWCANORI	Message waiting cancel by originating party
			DARs for broadcast functions
			BROADCST	Speaker call - one-way broadcast
			COMGRP	COM group call
			COMSPK	COM group speaker call - two way
			SPKRCALL	Speaker call - one way
			DARs for conference feature
			CONFKY	Conference key
			CONF	Establish conference/add party to conference
			RMCONFLP	Remove last party from conference
			RMCONFP1	Remove party at position 1 from conference
			RMCONFP2	Remove party at position 2 from conference
			RMCONFP3	Remove party at position 3 from conference
			RMCONFP4	Remove party at position 4 from conference
			RMCONFP5	Remove party at position 5 from conference
			RMCONFP6	Remove party at position 6 from conference
			RMCONFP7	Remove party at position 7 from conference
			RMCONFP8	Remove party at position 8 from conference
			DARs for MLPP feature
			FLASH	MLPP flash call
			FLASHOV	MLPP flash override call - high level
			IMMED	MLPP immediate call
			PRTY	MLPP priority call - low level
			DSNR	MLPP dsn-routine
			DARs for call center features
			ACC	Account code
			ACDWORK	Agent works
			ACDSHMSG	Short message
			ACDLOGON	Agent logon
			ACDLOGOF	Agent logoff
			ACDEMMSG	Emergency message
			ACDNAV	Agent not available
			ACDPGS	Primary group status
			ACDPQS	Primary queue status
			ACDSGS	Secondary group status
			ACDSQS	Secondary queue status
			ACDAV	Agent available
			CAFDFWD	CAF deactivate forwarding of RCG
			CAFAFWD	CAF activate forwarding of RCG
			CAFGROFF	CAF group logoff
			CAFGRNAV	CAF group not available
			CAFGRAV	CAF group available
			CAFLOGOF	CAF Agent logoff
			CAFNAV	CAF agent not available
			CAFAV	CAF agent available
				CAF = Control of Agent Feature (only at telephones with CAF authorization) RCG = Route Control Group (the RCG is a table of AMO ACDSD, TYPE=CAFRCG)
			MONSLNT	Silent monitoring
			MONTONE	Tone monitoring
			RCG	Route control group number
			DARs for key functionality feature
			IUSEKY	Show-line-key-I-use key
			EXHOLDKY	Exclusive hold key
			HOLDKY	Hold key
			KEYPADIE	Keypad ie
			TOGGLEKY	Toggle key
			APRIV	Activate privacy
			DPRIV	Deactivate privacy
			PRIVKY	Privacy key
			CONSKY	Consultation key
			CBKKY	Callback key
			RCTOFFKY	Ringer cutoff key
			RLSKY	Release/Cancel key
			TRNSKY	Call transfer key
			LNRKY	Last number redial key
			SNRKY	Saved number redial key
			DARs for national features
			PROT	Override protection (Belgium) Protected or priorized connection; protected against override (CR: BEMILCOM Protected/Priority Call)
			ASTN	Check a-station number in the case of transit
			CALLPARK	Call park for anate
			OPROVR	Demand to override by CO operator (post) in call status (feature: earth CO trunk/flash to CO)
			DCPA	Park a user at a specific user Directed parking of a user at another station (Direct Call PArk) (Feature: Directed Call Park)
			SELFPA	Park a user on one’s own line Parking a user but not in the PU group (SELF PArk) (feature: Directed Call Park)
			RECONNPA	Reconnect on held call Reconnecting with a user parked specifically on this line (RECONNect PArk) (either self-parked with SELFPA or by another user with DCPA) (feature: Directed Call Park)
			RERING	Ring partner again
			CTDL	Line seizure for cut-through or suffix dialing in tie traffic
			OUTPULSE	Suffix-transmission of digits on the line during call status for cut-through or suffix dialing in tie traffic e.g. for flashing the EB5 system
			DARs for the Optiset API feature
			WSS	Start workstation session (feature not released)
			DARs for service functions
			FLTRACE	Activate flag trace
			FREQTEST	DTMF/MFC transmitter test (check DTMF/MFC character at SIU, check DTMF/MFC character at SIUX, check DTMF/MFC character at SIUCX. check DTMF/MFC character of SIUCO, check MFC-R2 signal)
			CTLS	Controlled trunk and line selection
			HWTEST	Activate hw test on terminal device (optiset)
			TESTLN	Test line
			TESTTONE	Connect test tone transmitter for 800_hz-test
			COMBO	Combination test (transmission test termination)
			LOOPBACK	Loopback test (transmission test termination)
			MILLWAT	Milliwatt test (transmission test termination)
			SILENCE	Silence test (transmission test termination)
			PRITEST	Primary rate test line loopback

CHECK parameter for controlling the test scope during ADD

Table 53 lists the possible input parameter combinations depending on the value of the CHECK parameter.


CHECK	Tells which combination of CD parameters is expected, i.e. extent to which the consistency and integrity of CD combinations will be checked.
	Note	:	If the parameter CHECK=N is specified, the user is responsible for checking the consistency of the data specified.
	Input type	:	Single value, optional
	Possible values	:	ALL	All possible checks will be performed and, dependant on other data, parameters CDDP, CD2 and CDDP2 will be expected
			N	No consistency checks will not be performed and neither CD2 nor CDDP nor CDDP2 will be expected (see also CHECK=N for DAR pairs, CHECK=N for sequence DAR, CHECK=N for Optiset-relevant DAR)
			PART	Most of the checks will be performed depending on the CD and DAR (e.g. DAR pair, DAR sequence, etc.), but neither parameter CDDP nor CD2 will be accepted. It is thus possible to create a CD with special characters without specifying CDDP/CDDP2 for a DAR, the actual CDDP/CDDP2 was requested.

Parameter CDDP for CD with special characters (*, #, A, B, C, D)

If DAR should also be created for devices with dial pulse only option
(dial pulse only option = pulse dialing):


CDDP	Pulse dialing station number (analog terminal)
	Note	:	Entry mandatory in DAR for devices with dial pulse only option if CD contains special characters and CHECK=ALL.
			CDDP specification not permitted if CHECK/=ALL or if DAR already exists for this CD and DPLN (CPS expansion).
	Input type	:	Single value, optional
	Possible values	:	Digits 0 to 9, up to 6 digits

Parameter CD2, CPS2 and CDDP2 for partner or sequence DAR


CD2	Station number for partner DAR
	Note	:	Mandatory if the DAR part is a pair and CHECK/=N; CD2 must be from the same Station number categories as CD.
			Specification is not permitted in CPS expansion and CPS reduction.
	Input type	:	Single value, optional
	Possible values	:	0 - 9, ’*’, ’#’, ’A’, ’B’, ’C’, ’D’; up to 6 characters
			MMI interprets X.21 characters ’-’, ’.’, ’/’, ’,’ as control characters. This must therefore be displayed as follows for digit analysis:
			’-’ corresponds to ’A’
			’.’ corresponds to ’B’
			’/’ corresponds to ’C’
			’,’ corresponds to ’D’

CPS2	Call progress state for the partner DAR
	Input type	:
	Possible values	:

CDDP2	Pulse dialing station number for the partner DAR (analog terminal)
	Note	:	Entry mandatory if CD2 and CDDP were specified.
			Specification not permitted in CPS expansion and if CDDP is not specified (e.g. because not necessary/permitted)
	Input type	:	Single value, optional
	Possible values	:	Digits 0 to 9, up to 6 digits

Parameter DESTNO, ARN, CFREMVAR and CFREMSE for additional information on DAR


DESTNO	Destination number
	Note	:	DESTNO is only permitted for DAR=STNREL, NETW, NETWFAX, NETWDTE or STN.
			The value 0 is only permitted for DAR=STN and STNREL.
			DESTNO must not be specified if the parameter CDNEW, ARN, CFREMSE or CFREMVAR is specified in CHANGE-WABE.
	Input type	:	Single value
			Range	(for DISPLAY-WABE)
			Optional	(in ADD-WABE, DISPLAY-WABE TYPE=STN)
	Possible values	:	0 - 254
	Default value:		0	(for ADD-WABE)
			0&&254	(see DISPLAY-WABE)

ARN	Alternative reference number (for Note for 7/8-digit codes: feature China)
	Note	:	ARN is only permitted for DAR=OWNNODE.
			ARN may not be entered if the parameter DESTNO, CFREMSE or CFREMVAR is specified in CHANGE-WABE.
	Input type	:	Single value, optional	(for ADD-WABE, CHANGE-WABE)
			Range	(for DISPLAY-WABE)
	Possible values	:	00 - 99
	Default value	:	00	(for ADD-WABE)
			01 - 99	(for DISPLAY-WABE)

CFREMVAR	Call forward remote variant (Call forwarding for DSS1 terminals variant)
	Note	:	CFREMVAR may not be entered if the parameter DESTNO, CDNEW or ARN is specified in CHANGE-WABE.
	Input type	:	Individual values
			Optional
	Possible values	:	CFU	Call Forwarding - unconditional

			CFNR	Call forwarding - no reply

			CFB	Call Forwarding - busy (Call forwarding on busy, no answer advance)
	Default value	:	CFU

CFREMSE	Call forward remote service (Call forwarding for DSS1 terminals services)
	Note	:	CFREMSE may not be entered if the parameter DESTNO, CDNEW or ARN is specified in CHANGE-WABE.
	Input type	:	Individual values
			Optional
	Possible values	:	ALL	All services
			SPEECH	Voice
			UDI	Unrestricted digital Information
			AUDIO3K1	Audio 3,1 khz (modem)
			UDITA	UDI with tones and announcements
			TEL3K1	Telephony 3.1 kHz (Anate)
			FAX4	Fax group 4
			VIDEO	Videotelephony
			FAX3	Fax group 2/3
			TEL7K	Telephony 7 kHz
			VOICE	Speech, audio 3.1 kHz, telephony 3.1 kHz, telephony 7 kHz (HICOM voice)
			DTEH	Summary of the UDI, UDITA and VIDEO values (HICOM DTE)
			FAXH	Fax group 2/3 and 4 (hicom fax)
	Default value	:	VOICE

Other parameters CDNEW, TYPE and DNNO


CDNEW	Station number new
	Note	:	Only used in CHANGE-WABE Used to move a configured CD. (see also Note on CD relocations (parameter CDNEW))
			CDNEW may not be entered if the parameter DESTNO, ARN or CFREMSE is specified.
	Input type	:	Single value
	Possible values	:	0 - 9, ’*’, ’#’, ’A’, ’B’, ’C’, ’D’; up to 6 characters
			MMI interprets X.21 characters ’-’, ’.’, ’/’, ’,’ as control characters. This must therefore be displayed as follows for digit analysis:
			’-’ corresponds to ’A’
			’.’ corresponds to ’B’
			’/’ corresponds to ’C’
			’,’ corresponds to ’D’

TYPE	Deletion type
	Input type	:	Single value
	Possible values	:	CD or DPLN (for DELETE-WABE)
			GEN, STN, CPS, DNNO or ARN (for DISPLAY-WABE)

DNNO	Destination node number
	Note	:	Only used in DISPLAY-WABE If a value is not entered for DNNO, the
			output is performed in the range 1-1-1 to 29-253-999
	Input type	:	Up to 3 individual values chained with ’-’
			Optional
	Possible values	:	<ebene2> - <ebene1> - <ebene0>
			<ebene0>	0-999
			<ebene1>	0-253
			<ebene2>	0-29
			In the case of 0 for lower levels,
			all values of these levels are displayed
			Example:	Input 1-83-0
				Output in the range 1-83-1 to 1-83-999
			In the case of 0 for preceding levels,
			the current level value of the
			own node (AMO ZAND) is used.
			Example:	Own node 1-35-194
				Input 73 or 0-73 or 0-0-73
				Output for 1-35-73
			In the case of 0 for all levels,
			the current own node (AMO ZAND) is used.
			Example:	Own node 1-35-194
				Input 0 or 0-0 or 0-0-0
				Output for 1-35-194

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