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10.51.3.2. 5-digit speed dialing facility Previous topic Parent topic Child topic Next topic

The abbreviated call number which is dialed must have 5 digits, of which the first two are converted to a valid speed dialing list number with the aid of a conversion table. This table contains 100 entries, which means that the range of converted index numbers extends from 00 to 99. The basic initialization includes a NULL value, so that any digits which are dialed incorrectly by the station do not result in an addressing error. The basic initialization is activated with a DB routine during the generation procedure.
Example: The code for seizing the central speed dialing facility (*1) must be dialed, followed by the abbreviated call number (19357).

Figure 112. Example for the 5-digit speed dialing facility

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  1. All stations wishing to use the 5-digit speed dialing facility must have entered group 0 under SPDC1 (e.g. AMO SCSU).
  2. Digit analysis results SPDC1 and SPDC2 must have been created in the digit analysis (AMO WABE).
  3. The central speed dialing lists to which the conversion table refers must have been created with the AMO LRNGZ. If no such lists exist, an addressing error will occur. The first abbreviated call number in each list is 000, in other words 3 digits. The assignment of the speed dialing lists is completely flexible, for example a list can be referred to by several different index numbers or by all index numbers.
  4. Lists 1 - 16 can be assigned to speed dialing groups 1 - 16 if necessary. The lists are allowed to overlap, i.e. even if they are already being used for the 5-digit central speed dialing facility, the lists can still be used for the speed dialing groups. Only a 3-digit number is dialed by these groups, however!
  5. Activating/deactivating the 5-digit speed dialing facility
    The various features of the central speed dialing facility are switched on or off with the AMO ZAND. The normal speed dialing facility is activated in the initial state.
    In the branch TYPE = ALLDATA2 of the action 'CHANGE' the parameter CSDTYPE=5DIG must be set to activate the 5-digit CSD. The standard CSD is available with CSDTYPE=STANDARD.

Entering the customer-specific data for the 5-digit speed dialing facility

The customer-specific data, i.e. the assignment of the 2-digit index to a reference to one of the speed dialing lists which has been created, is defined after (!) the system has been generated in the DB_S_AM_CSD_TRANSL_TBL. This table was initialized with NULL values during the generation procedure, so that there are no indices which refer to a speed dialing list.
With the AMO DEBUG the SD list for the TABLE INDEX can then be entered at a certain address (see following Table 64).

Table 62. 5-digit speed dialing facitlity - Debug address for index table

Address
(derived from DB_S_AM_CSD_TRANSL_TBL)
Speed dial list
Table index
HiPath 4000 V6
OpenScape 4000 V7/V8
4F20:36AE
4F20:7876
0...15, 32
00
4F20:36AF
4F20:7877
0...15, 32
01
4F20:36B0
4F20:7878
0...15, 32
02
4F20:36B1
4F20:7879
0...15, 32
03
4F20:36B2
4F20:787A
0...15, 32
04
       
4F20:36E7
4F20:78AF
0...15, 32
57
4F20:36E8
4F20:78B0
0...15, 32
58
4F20:36E9
4F20:78B1
0...15, 32
59
4F20:36EA
4F20:78B2
0...15, 32
60
4F20:36EB
4F20:78B3
0...15, 32
61
       
4F20:370D
4F20:78D5
0...15, 32
95
4F20:370E
4F20:78D6
0...15, 32
96
4F20:370F
4F20:78D7
0...15, 32
97
4F20:3710
4F20:78D8
0...15, 32
98
4F20:3711
4F20:78D9
0...15, 32
99
Example:
The abbreviated call number 58123 must be created. The unabbreviated call number has been created as SPDNO=123 in speed dialing list 2 using the AMO ZRNGZ. The value 2 must now be entered at index 58 with AMO DEBUG.
  1. "SET 4EF0:BB7C(1)=T'02!";
    If an entry needs to be deleted again, the value 32 must be entered at the appropriate address.
    IMPORTANT:
    A reference in the conversion table to a non-existent speed dialing list will cause the system to crash! The addresses of DB_S_AM_CSD_TRANSL_TBL are different in the OpenScape 4000/HiPath 4000 variants. Using a wrong address may cause the system to crash!
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