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Explaining the Line Pooling Call Handling

Calls made through the pooled line feature are in the following sequence (should an internal error occur during

call routing, the system reports that error to the system error log):

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callers take their stations off hook,

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they dial the ARS access code,

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they then hear an internal dial tone that prompts them to dial the number they want to call,

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the local node applies any call restrictions determined by the local class of service parameter,

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ARS routes the calls to a local or a remote route determined by the particular number dialed.

The controlling software enables a local node to save the last number that a user dials through the ARS. This

enables them to redial the last number dialed into the line pooling environment. Also, users can store at an

autodial location an ARS preselect plus a line group preselect enabled for ARS along with a desired number.

Pressing this autodial button, causes the system to route the stored number through the line pooling feature. When

the lines in a line group are all network channels, the installer may map a button on the system stations that

automatically selects an ARS-enabled line group when users press it.

Arranging for Line Pooling

Gather the network channels that connect a node to a hub into one of the available line groups. The system will

not allow you to mix network channels and non-channel lines in the same line group.

Program the line groups that contain network channels into ARS route tables in the same manner as you would

program any normal line group into the ARS tables.

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Installing and Using System-to-System Networking IMI89–280

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Comdial and FXT Manual de usuario Pagina 19