NEC SV9100 Dial Plan - inserting string for end of dialing
NEC SV9100 Dial Plan - inserting string for end of dialing
(OP)
Hi,
The company I have been working with for several years has been a certified partner of Panasonic PBX since 1991.
Our company is switching to NEC Univerge SV9100 PBX systems.
We are currently testing its capabilities on the NEC SV9100.
This is my next question.
For Panasonic PBX systems, we were used to setting up a DIAL PLAN when operating SIP external VOIP lines, which provided number analysis to initiate dialing. This ensured that the timer did not have to wait.
We have not yet come across this function with the NEC model SV9100 systems.
According to the manuals and knowledge, we found that you must either wait for the timer or select to end the selection # (double cross)
Inserting a Dial Plan is a standard function used by many other SIp systems and end devices SIP phones (extensions)
eg CISCO SPA922 see attached photo.
Is it possible to achieve this function in another way, for example, with the NEC SV9100?
The company I have been working with for several years has been a certified partner of Panasonic PBX since 1991.
Our company is switching to NEC Univerge SV9100 PBX systems.
We are currently testing its capabilities on the NEC SV9100.
This is my next question.
For Panasonic PBX systems, we were used to setting up a DIAL PLAN when operating SIP external VOIP lines, which provided number analysis to initiate dialing. This ensured that the timer did not have to wait.
We have not yet come across this function with the NEC model SV9100 systems.
According to the manuals and knowledge, we found that you must either wait for the timer or select to end the selection # (double cross)
Inserting a Dial Plan is a standard function used by many other SIp systems and end devices SIP phones (extensions)
eg CISCO SPA922 see attached photo.
Is it possible to achieve this function in another way, for example, with the NEC SV9100?
RE: NEC SV9100 Dial Plan - inserting string for end of dialing
RE: NEC SV9100 Dial Plan - inserting string for end of dialing
RE: NEC SV9100 Dial Plan - inserting string for end of dialing
RE: NEC SV9100 Dial Plan - inserting string for end of dialing
OzzieGeorge
Hi,
Thank you very much for the relevant answer.
I am certainly interested in more information.
I am interested in a copy of the script for the Australian numbering plan.
We are not yet able to work in NEC systems with scripts. But we know what scripts are in general.
I'm glad that with NEC PBX systems you can work with the "dial plan" numbering plan
Alternatively, additional information on how to work with scripts on the SV9100?
Thank you very much in advance.
Regards
Brix
RE: NEC SV9100 Dial Plan - inserting string for end of dialing
CoralTech
Hi,
My team of colleagues and I have been looking at the ARS and F-Route options.
But we did not find any connection with the solution we are looking for.
In general, according to the NEC manuals and our findings so far, ARS and F-Route in the NEC PBX is a very robust tool that serves a different purpose than the one we described here. However, it is possible that it is only our impression, which arose on the basis of an imperfect knowledge of NEC Univerge PBX systems.
We consider that ARS and F-Route are tools to distribute outgoing call routing according to restrictions and scenarios that we set in these tools.
For example:
numbers starting with 1 and 2 will be routed to trunk group 1 containing external ISDN line 1 with the number 123456789
numbers starting with 3 and 4 will be routed to trunk group 2 containing an external ISDN line with the number 987654321
numbers starting with 5 and 6 will be routed to trunk group 3 containing the external private Q-SIG connection between the two PBX systems, etc...
furthermore, it is probably possible to add or delete transmitted numbers,...
including functions for Aspire net or Net Link
and more and more features and options
however, we still lack the insertion of a general dial plan.
Dial Plan is a term used generally not only by Panasonic:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dial_plan
but you are right that Panasonic often has different names than other PBX manufacturers
e.g. the Automatic attendant LCR system is presented as DISA and a lot more, but unfortunately we had to get used to that and I believe that it might be misleading in our joint discussion.
RE: NEC SV9100 Dial Plan - inserting string for end of dialing
26-01 Enable ARS
26-02 Define dialing
Dial Data 1888@@@
Service Type F-Route
Additional Data 1 (this is your f-route table)
44-05
Table 1
01 Trunk Group 1 (whatever SIP trunk group you have defined)
09 Max Digits 11 (whatever you are looking for to IMMEDIATELY dial on that trunk group you defined)
We could get into more complex number adding etc with dial treatments as well if you absolutely need to insert a # but I haven't ever heard of that actually being needed when this is enabled.
RE: NEC SV9100 Dial Plan - inserting string for end of dialing
I greet you
I want to thank you very much for the illustrative example of the solution.
The way you describe and show this situation makes sense to me.
I will follow the given example to test what I need.
Your advice has helped me a lot to understand the principle so far. Thank you very much.
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It helped us to understand the whole issue.
to: OzzieGeorge
How do I delete an email address in my post?
Thanks
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