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SD/Spec #

Use the Speed Dial/Special # tab of the Call Processing window to program speed dialed numbers (*81 through *92) and any restricted or rerouted numbers (Special Numbers).

To open the Speed Dial/Special # tab, click on the Configuration button in either the Navigator or the Navbar and select Call Processing Records from the pull-down menu that appears. The General tab is the first tab that is displayed when the Call Processing window is opened. Click on the SD/Spec # tab.

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When a payphone user dials a Speed Dial number (ex. *81), the payphone dials the number that you enter into the first (narrower) column. Enter a description for the speed dialed number in the second (wider) column.

The Special Numbers section, ruled and with a scrollbar, are blocked or rerouted numbers. A number that is entered here, using the formatting described below, will either be blocked (user hears an erroneous error code) or it will be sent through a different route than what would have been normal in the regular routing scheme of Panorama.

1. Enter the number to be blocked or rerouted. If the number does not begin with a 0 or 1, enter a star character (*) as the first character of the string. Following are different types of ìwild cardsî that are available:

*
Indicates that the first digit of the destination string does not begin with a 0 or 1.
B
B=A match of any digit, 0-9. Use sufficient keypad delay to avoid fraud. (A seven digit number may be the first 7 digits of a 10 digit, long distance number. If the keypad opens up before the 7 digit call is connected, the remaining digits can be dialed to complete a 10 digit call.)
D
A match of any digit, 2-9. Cannot be used for the first position in the string.
E
A match of 0 or 1 for any position. If E is in the first position of the string and the dialed number is 2-9, the phone will look in the second position for a match.
#
A match of any digit, 0-9. Cannot be used in the first position of the string.


2. If the call is to be blocked, stop here. If the call will be rerouted, continue with step 3.

3. Enter a *1, then a single digit from the table below to determine the amount of keypad delay after the call has been completed.

Entry
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
A
B
C
Delay
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12

Entry
D
E
F
Delay
13
14
15


4. Enter a two-digit number from the table below to designate which band to use, instead of the band that would have been used for the call.

Band/Entry
Band/Entry
Band/Entry
1/*1
37/25
73/49
2/*2
38/26
74/40
3/*3
39/27
75/4B
4/*4
40/27
76/4C
5/*5
41/29
77/4D
6/*6
42/20
78/4E
7/*7
43/2B
79/4#
8/*8
44/2C
80/5*
9/*9
45/2D
81/51
10/0
46/2E
82/52
11/*B
47/2#
83/53
12/*C
48/3*
84/54
13/*D
49/31
85/55
14/*E
50/32
86/56
15/*#
51/33
87/57
16/1*
52/34
88/58
17/1*
53/35
89/59
18/12
54/36
90/50
19/13
55/37
91/5B
20/14
56/38
92/5C
21/15
57/39
93/5D
22/16
58/30
94/5E
23/17
59/3B
95/5#
24/18
60/3C
96/6*
25/19
61/3D
97/61
26/10
62/3E
98/62
27/1B
63/3#
99/63
28/1C
64/4*
100/64
29/1D
65/41
101/65
30/1E
66/42
102/66
31/1*
67/43
103/67
32/2*
68/44
104/68
33/21
69/45
105/69
34/22
70/46
106/60
35/23
71/47
107/6B
36/24
72/48


5. Click Save.