 steve64
(TechnicalUser) |
22 Sep
08 10:21
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I'm
thinking that there is or was a box that
could be connected to a digital station
port on the M1 that would allow a tech
to call the number assigned to the box
and it would tell him what number he was
calling from. Does anyone have any
information on this type of device?
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GHTROUT
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22 Sep
08 13:29
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There was - it was made by Digital
Techniques and called the "Test
Phone". It
was about the size of a modem. to my
knowledge, nobody makes a replacement -
I'd like to be proven wrong though.
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From what I understand, there were some
chips used by that device taht are no
longer manufactured. Therefore it became
expensive to build one.
If you have an IVR
application.
This is a simple script to write:
IF ANI = xxxx THEN
PLAY CLID
ENDIF
This way they hit the IVR, and if the
number they used to call it (ANI)
matches, then it branches and plays the
CLID.
You could then enhance that to Press 1
for a dialback to test
fax/analog,
etc.
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trvlr1
(TechnicalUser) |
22 Sep
08 14:15
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Or, for the low-tech tech ....the person
calls a
cell phone,
operator or regular phone with a display
and they tell that person the number
they are calling from. :-}
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Another mechanism to look at CLID (not
good for identifying an unknown dialtone)
that is a small diversion from the topic
is CLIDVER in LD 20:
CODE
LD 20
PT0000
REQ: PRT
TYPE: CLIDVER
SORTBY
ESAONLY NO
SHORT YES
CUST 0
DN
DATE
PAGE
DES
DN KEY TN ERL CTYP CLID ROUTE CALLED#
------- ------ ----------- -----
------- ------------------ -----
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6001 00 SCR 096 0 11
00 0 911
D 9991234 I
911 911
311
D 9991234 I
311 311
112
D 9991234 I
911 112
NATL 9735556001
INTL 9735556001
UDP 6001
CDP 6001
6002 00 SCR 096 0 11
01 0 911
D 9991234 I
911 911
311
D 9991234 I
311 311
112
D 9991234 I
911 112
NATL 9735556002
INTL 9735556002
UDP 6002
CDP 6002
6003 00 SCR 096 0 11
02 0 911
D 9991234 I
911 911
311
D 9991234 I
311 311
112
D 9991234 I
911 112
NATL 9735556003
INTL 9735556003
UDP 6003
CDP 6003
6004 00 SCR 096 0 11
03 0 911
D 9991234 I
911 911
311
D 9991234 I
311 311
112
D 9991234 I
911 112
NATL 9735556004
INTL 9735556004
UDP 6004
CDP 6004
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We
have a Fluke Smart-Pro, Model D9912 with
two analog Meridian switch numbers
hooked up to it. You can call it and it
tells you with voice what number you are
calling from. You can connect it to the
Meridian Switch also for call trace.
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or you
can just call. 800-444-4444
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GHTROUT
(IS/IT--Management) |
17 Oct
08 22:36
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And it
knows what extension I'm at? 
The feature originally posted/requested
was one that reads off the DN you are at
in your PBX.... in other words, it's the
answer to the eternal question "this is
the phone man...can you tell me what
extension I'm at"
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steve64
(TechnicalUser) |
18 Oct
08 1:54
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The
flukenetworks D-9912 sounds like a
solution to my problem, but I have not
been able to find and specific
information on their web site about the
product. Also what is the "CLASS" modem
card? I am not familiar with it. To
install it are there keycodes and/or ISM
required? At the present time the switch
I am taking care of has no licenses for
the Meridian Digital sets. We only have
analog and ULIC ISDN. My problem is that
the OSP guys call me for line ID but I
am not always available. I have 3
different buildings I work in and only 1
ISDN phone and it seems like I am never
where it is. What is the NT number of
the CLASS card and any idea of ball park
number $$ for the Fluke box? Thanks for
the information.
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GHTROUT
(IS/IT--Management) |
18 Oct
08 4:27
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steve64
(TechnicalUser) |
18 Oct
08 5:50
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Thanks, I looked up the CLASS card and
it looks like it should do the trick if
the Fluke unit can decode the ANI info
on the internal calls. I think I'm going
to go ahead and have them order 2 of the
cards, 1 spare, and implement the number
display on the analog sets we have. They
are all already caller ID sets, all 600+
of them. Thanks for checking with Fluke
for me. I'm not in the US so contacting
companies can be a problem sometimes.
The switch here is totally US though and
has only US trunks connected to it, well
except for a few local analog but there
is no interest in any type of caller id
on them. I run LS to GS converters on
them so the local telco doesn't lock
them up. The telco only has loop start
with no supervision of any type.
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GHTROUT
(IS/IT--Management) |
18 Oct
08 6:31
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Wait a
minute...I didn't check with Fluke.
I wrote: I'd call Fluke an make sure
they have seen applications where their
product reads off the "internal PBX
extension"
In the US, that means "If I were going
to buy one, I would check with
Fluke" It also means, "if you are going
to buy one, you should check with Fluke"
Fluke's North American main number is
425-446-4519
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steve64
(TechnicalUser) |
18 Oct
08 6:52
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Ok, I
misunderstood about Fluke, but even if
their box doesn't work I can still
implement the CND feature on the switch
with the addition of the CLASS modem
card. That in itself would get lots of
users off my back. Many are unhappy
about the lack of digital sets. That
issue is political and beyond my
control. Since there are no licenses or
key codes involved and I have lots of
available system TNs I can just have the
card purchased and then go ahead and
implement the feature. I'll call Fluke
Monday morning, my Monday night. Yes I
am where you probabbly guessed I'm at or
at least near there.
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steve64
(TechnicalUser) |
18 Oct
08 8:21
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Ok, I
misunderstood about Fluke, but even if
their box doesn't work I can still
implement the CND feature on the switch
with the addition of the CLASS modem
card. That in itself would get lots of
users off my back. Many are unhappy
about the lack of digital sets. That
issue is political and beyond my
control. Since there are no licenses or
key codes involved and I have lots of
available system TNs I can just have the
card purchased and then go ahead and
implement the feature. I'll call Fluke
Monday morning, my Monday night. Yes I
am where you probabbly guessed I'm at or
at least near there.
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steve64
(TechnicalUser) |
19 Oct
08 4:09
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One
last question. Am I correct in
understanding that the information sent
to the analog sets once the XCMC card is
installed and the sets configured is
compatible with the standard analog set
with Caller ID capability? I have not
been able to find any specific
specifications on the phone equipment.
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GHTROUT
(IS/IT--Management) |
19 Oct
08 5:10
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FYI
Gene, those software packges are in the
Tier 1 Enhanced Service Package.
They should be in the switch already.
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steve64
(TechnicalUser) |
19 Oct
08 7:51
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All of
the required packages listed in feature
implementation for CLASS CND and CLASS
VMWI are all installed in the switch
already. Looks like the only thing
missing is the XCMC card.
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Even
if you have the required packages and
the CMOD card you will also require
CLASS TN's in your ISM.
Check your SLT in LD 22.
You will likely either have to add some
CLASS TN's to your license or convert
some of your analog TN's to CLASS.
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station
number identification.
