Ascotel IntelliGate 2025/2045/2065
184 Identification Elements Part 2
Call from a Subscriber in a Virtual Network
If a call originates from a virtual network subscriber, the call number to the PISN
subscriber ("Number" setting in the subscriber configuration) is used to convert
the CLIP number into the PISN subscriber number and NPI is set to "PNP" (see also
examples on page 207).
Destination Subscriber not a System Terminal
If the destination is not a system terminal; the CLIP number is handled in the same
way as with system terminals but without adding a hyphen.
Call via a V.24 Interface
The CLIP numbers are forwarded to the V.24 interface of an Office Pocket
Adapter in the same way as they are displayed on the system terminals.
With transferred calls the CLIP number can be forwarded with the Office Pocket
Adapter via V.24.
Calls with suppressed CLIP (CLIR)
If a caller uses the CLIR function to suppress his CLIP display to the called party,
the system terminal displays "Number suppressed" instead of the CLIP.
Calls without CLIP
"Number unknown" is displayed on the system terminal for calls without CLIP.
3.3.3 Replicating the Name Display in the PBX
The PBX will try to assign a name to the CLIP number of an incoming call from the
public network and to display that name on the system terminal (CNIP). A search
is therefore carried out in the PBX card files for a match for the CLIP number. The
card files are searched in the following sequence:
• PISN subscriber list
• Abbreviated dialling list
• Local card files of the system terminals.
A name will be displayed depending on the search result as shown in Fig. 2.12.
CNIP and CONP are supported in the private leased-line network under QSIG.
They are both accepted and do not need to be recreated in the PBX.
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