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11.6.5. Left-Justified/Right-Justified A-Number Display Previous topic Parent topic Child topic Next topic

The standard display mode is right-justified. This means that if the calling party's number (A-block number) is longer than the number of digits specified in the MABLK parameter, the beginning of the number will run off the left side of the display block. If the A-block number is shorter than the number of digits specified in the MABLK parameter, the left side of the display block will be filled in with zeroes.
If the display mode is set to left-justified, the end of the calling party's number will run off the right side of the display block, if too long. If shorter, the right side of the display block will be filled in with zeroes. You can change the display mode as follows:
  • Set left-justified display mode
    CHA-ZAND:TYPE=CCM,ADISPEND; 
    
    Default Value: ADISPEND i s n o t set (right-justified display mode)
    The total length of A-block + B-block + C-block, including separators and end-of-block characters, must not exceed 22 characters, otherwise the A-block will be truncated.