DIPLNUM >0 is only valid for configurations in relationship with HG3550 and AMO-GKREG. The DIPLNUM can only be assigned by means of AMO-GKREG and is only relevant for ’Admission Request’ configurations of Remote Gateways (DIPLNUM range from 1 to 2047).

The digit sequence of any LCR digit pattern can be divided into up to 10 fields separated by ’-’. These fields can be accessed directly by the the assigned outdial rule during outpulsing (see AMO LODR).

The first two field must contain a valid routing code (see AMO WABE). Wildcards can therefore not be used in the first field of the digit pattern. In the second field the wildcards will be truncated, and the checks will be done without the evaluation of them. Every LCR digit pattern can be assigned to a specific DPLN group (parameter DPLN). Routing codes can have a maximum of 6 digits. The other digits can be divided into fields as required. The LCR digit pattern may not exceed 22 digits in length.

To integrate an LCR digit pattern into the CP-specific device search procedure, a valid LCR route (parameter LROUTE) or an LCR profile index (parameter PROFIDX) must be assigned to one digit pattern per DPLN group . See AMO RICHT, AMO LDAT (in case of parameter LROUTE), AMO LPROF (parameter PROFIDX) for further information. The number of LCR routes specified in parameter LROUTE must be the same as the number of DPLN groups specified in parameter DPLN. However, if only one LROUTE/PROFIDX/GWNO is specified, it is then valid for all specified DPLN groups.

If an LCR digit pattern for a DPLN group has been assigned the LCR route 0, the pattern is explicitly disabled for the DPLN group

An LCR route is valid if it has been defined with AMO RICHT for LCR and if it has been assigned at least one route element with AMO LDAT.

All LCR authorizations levels (specified in parameter LAUTH) are assigned to each DPLN group of a digit pattern when specified in parameter DPLN. If parameter DPLN is not specified an LCR authorization level is assigned to the whole DPLN group. Therefore LCR digit patterns can be enabled or disabled for specific users within the same DPLN group. This pattern can be dialed successfully only by the users in the DPLN group who have this LCR authorization in their active LCR class of service (AMO COSSU, parameter LCOS).

A serial pulse counter can also be assigned to the LCR digit pattern (parameter SPC). The serial pulse counter specifies how many characters in a pulse are evaluated if the end of the LCRT digit pattern is open (wildcard Z). The default value of parameter SPC is the same as the maximum number of digits, i.e. 22.

A digit pattern which is valid for the characters 990000 through 999999 in DPLN groups 1&&5 is created. The routing code 99 must have a digit analysis result in the DPLN tables which is valid for LCR, e.g. CO. When users dial this code, their LCR authorization is checked (in this case 1) and LCR route 888, which has been created with AMO RICHT and AMO LDAT, is used as the route.