Attendant-invoked call transfer before the answer of a DSS1-subscriber

(Beginning with EV3.0, ATTR was replaced by TRBA in AMO COT)

Automatic override

:Call log for Optiset E

Call back / consultation (busy, free, voice mail)

Call Data Recording enhancements (extended charge detail recording)

Call detail recording for incoming network and trunk calls

Call detail recording for in-house calls

The cost parameters for on-node connections are assigned to the connection groups (ITR groups: internal traffic restriction groups). The AMO VBZGR assigns the ZONE cost parameter (INT01 to INT09, EMPTY) to the ITR groups, and the cost parameters of the ITR group of the user who is paying the bill are used for call data recording. The ZONE must be created beforehand with the AMO TTBL.

Call detail recording for outgoing network calls

Call detail recording for outgoing trunk calls

Calling Line Identification Presentation

CLIP

COS changeover from attendant

COS changeover with code

COS changeover from computer (data processing equipment)

COS changeover with key

COS changeover time controlled

Charge pulse sending and metering

The SLMAR¹ card provides 8 analog subscriber lines supporting the basic analog line features as well as the three major features (Extended Loop, Pulse Metering and Line testing) required for the rural marketplace.

Critical time metering

System level Disable of Automatic Callback-on-Busy (See DCBNOA below)

The Callback feature (see CBK above) can be activated at system level (Base initialization: deactivated), for cases of free and busy state and for Voice Mail. This can be restricted by the parameter values DCBB/DCBNOA from V3.3 on. If not locked at system level, it can be deactivated at subscriber-level by AMOs SCSU and SBCSU for the busy/free states. This lock is then valid for the station called giving it the capability to protect itself from callback assignments.

To avoid malfunctions, parameter MB (Mailbox - authorization to read mail) in AMO-COSSU must not be set in case of parameter DCBNOA (Disable of Automatic-Callback-on-No-Answer for entire system) is set in AMO-FEASU

Deactivation COS changeover from station

Directed call park

Direct data terminal equipment switching

Directed call pickup

With this feature any subscriber can pick-up any ringing, camped-on or manually held call network wide. With directed call pickup the feature code (AMO WABE:DAR=PUDIR) or the menu option provided on the Optisets dialed and then the number of the dialed terminal is entered. This feature is available both locally and network wide. It is not bound to the usually configured pickup groups and can therefore by used by terminals which are not members of a pickup group.

Display charges for in-house calls

Display charges for trunk calls

Do not disturb

Direct station selection (voice)

Enhanced call forwarding

Network-wide emergency connection override

Netwok-wide emergency connection release

Free to knock/camp on, terminating

Hotline/Off-hook recall

The off-hook recall feature automatically sets up a connection to a preset destination assigned to the internal traffic restriction group of this station, if either no digits are dialled, or only an incomplete digit sequence is dialled within a preset time after initial seizure. The feature is provided for voice service only. The parameter GROUP in the AMO VBZGR defines the internal traffic restriction group.

:Hunt group, service: data terminal equipment

Hunt group, service: fax

Hunt groups, network wide

In E V1.0 and higher, all internal, network-wide and external destinations of a hunting group subscriber will be considered as call forwarding destinations if the forwarding-in-hunting-group parameter FWD of AMO SA is enabled. In order to do this, the forwarding feature must first be enabled at system level by AMO FEASU.

Hunt groups, voice

Intercept of Direct Inward Dialing calls

Increase priority level after timeout

Internal self-dial traffic restriction

LCR (Least Cost Routing) expensive route tone

Hicom's LCR mechanism is used for setting up connections via ISDN, in order to realise the least expensive data connection. The corresponding LCR classmarks assigned to the WAML² and transferred to call processing during call setup. Time Based Routing is included.

The Least Cost Routing feature has a set of Schedules that are used when configuring route elements with AMO LDAT. Using the AMO LSCHD up to 8 schedules, identified by the letters A to H, can be defined. These will typically cover the week in bands corresponding to call charging rates.

LSCHD: ITR=num, DAY= SU/MO/TU/WE/TH/FR/SA, HOUR=num, {SCHED=A/.../H, MINUTE=num};

Load measurement

Analog connections LED signalling

Mobile HFA

Night switching

No charge

Free of charge (valid for MFC-R2³ coming, Switzerland feature)

On-hook transfer

An authorized user (functional terminal units⁴ excepted), who has dialed the complete extension number of an external user (via S0/S2), can perform a consultation hold before receiving acknowledgement for that first connection. This authorized user can then set up a consultation call to a user in the network (via S0/S2) or to an internal user, in order to subsequently connect the two calls with each other, as soon as one of the called parties has already answered.

Override

PIN, internal (See PINNW below)

PIN, networkwide (See PININT above)

Synchronous announcement for analog Trunks (Post Busy)

Synchronous announcement for analog Trunks (Post Free)

A station user in a call pickup group can answer a call to an other station in his group from his own telephone set. The pickup groups are defined by means of administration and maintenance operation. Station users in call pickup groups may also use their Direct Station Select keys (DSS keys) for call pickup within the same group.

Release control (China-Feature)

With the help AMO CTIME is the time interval configured during which a connection is not released after a user has gone on-hook. During this time the remaining user can dial a suffix code (RERING) in order to keep the connection.

The Autoset Relocate feature allows users to move their telephones to different locations within the same PABX (i.e. same node in network systems), as required. Users can sign off their telephones by dialing an appropriate code followed by their PIN number (only at their own telephone), and can, similarly, sign on at any suitable free location (PEN) in the system. The users class of service, group memberships and activated telephone features remain unchanged.

Re-ring: Partner recall (China-feature)

Rejection of knocking override

Variable ringing types at different call types, e.g. for internal, external calls, see settings in AMO ZAND,
TYPE=RNGTYPE. If this parameter is not set then the ringing type of internal calls is used for all kinds of calls.

Reservation of Central Office trunks

Serial calling

Smartcard application.

Saved number redial

Speed calling, central

SPDC is conceived for up to 1000 destinations that can be distributed as desired among a maximum of 16 SPD lists by way of Each terminal port can be allocated up to two lists with the AMO SCSU or SBCSU. These are list 0 and one of the lists 1 to 15.

Speed calling, individual (see SPDC above)

This feature permits individual storing of a maximum of 10 arbitrary digit sequences each comprising up to 22 digits, at any ANATE, DIGITE, but not at the attendant terminal. Destinations are stored in a memory which is set up with the AMOs SCSU/SBCSU, by declaring parameter SPDI=Y when the port is assigned.

:Split / alternating calls (toggling)

Synchronously started recorded announcements

Timed reminder

Tracing of Central Office calls (see CM=TRACE)

SBCSU/SSCSU: TYPE=TRACE, TRACE=YES/NO;

Trace malicious calls

Variable conference

Analog voice mail service by dial pulsing

Voice compression

Transfer before answer from call state (See XFBADIAL below)

Transfer before answer from dial state (See XFBACALL above)

Activate the features entered

Deactivate the features entered