Modifiy the RLI in LD 86 to disable long distance code

[cmgdude]

Hello Everyone,

Can someone point to some information so I can modifiy the RLI in LD 86 to disable the need for a code on the system when calling long distance. I want the code disabled for everyone.

If there is some type of turorial or something that would be great!

Thanks in advance!

 

[bigindian65]

you might want to post that RLI

it will probably be the FRL, set it lower.

Mato' Was'aka

 

[bigindian65]

and the mfrl set to frl to prevent stutter tone inquiery for authcode.

Mato' Was'aka

 

[hawks]

Is this a code that your system is reqesting or is it the provider that is requesting the code.

 

[cmgdude]

The systems is requesting the code.

Thanks guys!

 

[cmgdude]

I have never modified LD 86 so step by step instructions or close to it would help.. sorry and thanks

Could you tell me what info you need to determine the best way to do this?


cmgdude !over!

 

[bigindian65]

do you know the RLI?
go to ld 90 & prt an area code

prt
o
net
ac1
npa
npa 1614 <enter>

it will reference your ld RLI

go to ld 86
chg
rlb
rli (the one from ld 90) ** actually do a prt of it first and KEEP it incase you chg back**
chg the mfrl to the same as the frl if the mfrl is higher
do you know you phone set NCOS? match the frl to that if it is lower.

Mato' Was'aka

 

[cmgdude]

Thank you a ton!!!! Dude, your great.

But to answer your question here are the values:

RLI 3
MFRL 3
FRL 3

This is a PRT of the values, no changes have been made.

I do not know the NCOS. How does that factor in? And can you recommend the value I should set the RLI?

cmgdude !over!

 

[tnphoneman]

In ld 87 you can print NCTL for NCOS ranges. This is a cross reference for NCOS/FRL for instance NCOS 0 usually is equal to FRL 0, NCOS 1 FRL 1 and so on. Usually NCOS 0 thru 7 is sufficient. In order for the call to follow the path of the RLI the FRLs must be equal or higher on the set. If you have an FRL of 2 then the set must have a FRL of 2 or higher. What is the NCOS on your set? Set the FRL on the RLI to be equal or lower than the set.

 

[cmgdude]

PRT

CUST 0

FEAT NCTL

NRNG 0 7

NCOS 0

FRL 0
---------
NCOS 1

FRL 3
---------
NCOS 2

FRL 2
---------
NCOS 3

FRL 3
---------
NCOS 4

FRL 4
---------
NCOS 5

FRL 5
---------
NCOS 6

FRL 0
---------
NCOS 7

FRL 0
---------

These are the values of the NCOS ranges 0-7

I not sure is I should changed the FRL for NCOS or one universal change.. Is this the right idea? Any more wonderful suggestions?

cmgdude !over!

 

[tnphoneman]

Either changing the NCOS or the RLI would be a global change and affect all sets. What is your NCOS on the set programmed as now? If it is 2 I would change teh FRL to a 2.

 

[tnphoneman]

Here is how I almost always set my sites up as

NCOS 0 = OnSwitch and 911 only
NCOS 1 = OnSwitch, 911 and Tie lines
NCOS 2 = OnSwitch, 911, NXX, Toll Free and Tie lines
NCOS 3 = Same as 2
NCOS 4 = OnSwitch, 911, NXX, NPA, Toll Free and TIE lines
NCOS 5 = Same as 4
NCOS 6 = OnSwitch, 911, NXX, NPA, Toll Free, International and tie lines.

Some instances you may need to change where you put the tie lines that is why I leave spaces. For instance you may want some people to dial NXX and Toll Free but not TIE lines or NPA so in that case I would remove TIE line access from NCOS 1 and 2 by setting my FRL to a 3. I always make my NCOS and FRL match in LD 97 just for ease of programming. Remember if the FRL matches or is higher the call will go through.

 

[acewarlock]

Scan and Post the TNB of a phone that can make LD calls and 1 that can't.




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[cmgdude]

I'm not sure how to program each NCOS and settings of the FRL for each NCOS.

Is there a tutorial on this, some where?

And I have don't have the description for each value of each FRL number.

But the info is great!!!

Thanks in advance?

cmgdude !over!

 

[acewarlock]

Before you do any programming, lets make sure what the problem is as messing around in NARS can really screw thing's up if you make a mistake. Read my other post and do that and also print a few NPA's in LD 90 and post them also and any RLI they show.

Here is a site that has a tutorial that may help.

http://www.ghtrout.com/bars/

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[cmgdude]

The situation here is this:

When we make long distance calls the following happen:

9 12695555555 <long distant call>
<audible tone>
5555 <auth code>
Phone call is placed.

What my boss want is:

Eliminate <auth code> from the equation.
So, Dial 9 and any number, local or long distance and get through without a code.

This is what I'm trying to accomplish.

Thanks for all your help.

 

[acewarlock]

After typing all this, i relized you could just print all the RLI's in LD 86 and follow my instructions at the end of this post.

Then follow the call though your NARS by going to LD 90

REQ PRT
CUST 0
FEAT NET
TRAN AC1
TYPE

just hit return and save the output as we will need it, it will be long.
--------------------------------------------------------
then look at any NPA to see what RLI they use, hopefully they all use the same RLI.

Then go to LD 86

REQ PRT
CUST 0
FEAT RLB
RLI

Enter the RLI that the NPA's use or just ENTER to print all the RLI's which you should do. Save this also.

---------------------------------------------------------

Look at the bottom of each RLI and the last entry on each ENTR should be set to MFRL 0 and that will stop the AUTH prompt.




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[cmgdude]

<QUOTE>
Then follow the call though your NARS by going to LD 90

REQ PRT
CUST 0
FEAT NET
TRAN AC1
TYPE <----------- what should I type for TYPE?
</QUOTE>

Thanks

 

[tnphoneman]

You need to call your vendor. Inexperience can cause all calls to stop. Call your vendor it will be cheaper in the long run. You have to know when to ask for help. The answer has been posted and you do not understand. This is not easy to explain in a few posts. We do not have time or space for a 2 week training class. I suggest you call your vendor.

 

[acewarlock]

QUOTE>
Then follow the call though your NARS by going to LD 90

REQ PRT
CUST 0
FEAT NET
TRAN AC1
TYPE <----------- what should I type for TYPE?
</QUOTE>


Return and it will print all.

But I must agree with tnphoneman that is seems that with your level of training you would be better off calling a Vendor and ask question as you learn.




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