how to determine 4, 7 or 10 digits on inbound calling

[Magillicuddy]

I know this is simple, but having some brain flatulance, where is it located (what form) in an old definity 2.0 that it tells you what the PBX is expecting to see for digit (4,7 or 10)from the telco provider on inbound calls.

 

[lopes1211]

It's whatever your system has in it's dialplan. there is nothing to set. If you want calls to go to extension 1234, you tell the provider to send you 4 digits. If extension is 123456, you tell them to send you 6. A provider could send 4, 7, or 10 all at the same time. Mine sends 4 and 6 depending on the extension ranges.

-CL

 

[Magillicuddy]

that makes sense thank you, I was thinking you could set something in the trunk group translation.

thank you

 

[AvayaTier3]

You can on the trunk-group form for Type DID on tn753 packs

Group Number: 2                    Group Type: did           CDR Reports: y
  Group Name: INCOMING                    COR: 1        TN: 1        TAC: 502


                          Country: 1
                                    Auth Code? n


TRUNK PARAMETERS
            Trunk Type: wink-start       Incoming Rotary Timeout(sec): 5
                                                   Incoming Dial Type: tone
     Trunk Termination: rc                    Disconnect Timing(msec): 500
       Digit Treatment:                                        Digits:
[COLOR=red]       Expected Digits: 2[/color]                           Sig Bit Inversion: none
     Terminal Balanced? n                               RA Trunk Loss: 0db
   Extended Loop Range? n         Trunk Gain: high     Drop Treatment: silence

 Disconnect Supervision - In? y

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[Magillicuddy]

AvayaT3

that is exactly where I've seen that before.
nice catch.

thank you.