Matrix SETU ATA211 V1 System Manual 65
'No Match Found':
• The 1st. entry is reserved for the received numbers which do not best match with any number programmed
in the table. For this, the destination route can be selected from options None/FXS/FXO. The option 'None'
is programmed, if ATA should not route the call for the number which is not programmed in the table. (the
received number call will be rejected).
Following is the Example for programming of the Called Number Table:
• Suppose called number table is programmed as shown below:
In this Table:
• The incoming call with the 'called number string' which is not programmed in Called Number Table, will
be routed from 'FXO' port programmed at Index01. (No match entry).
• The numbers which are to be received with prefix '2' (e.g. PSTN numbers) are programmed in Index02,
destination route is programmed as 'FXO' and Minimum digits to consider the number as valid number
is programmed as 7. Also the maximum number of digits is programmed as 7. Hence all numbers
received with 7 or more digits, starting from '2' will be routed to 'FXO'. For e.g. if the received number is
'2630555', it will be routed from 'FXO' port. (If the number string received during incoming call is
'2630555123', then ATA will dial out the number '2630555' only, as the maximum digits programmed is
'7').
• The numbers which are to be received with prefix '3' are programmed in Index03, destination route is
programmed as 'FXO' and Minimum digits to consider the number as valid number is programmed as
7. Also the maximum number of digits is programmed as 7. Hence all numbers with 7 or more digits,
starting from '3' will be routed from FXO. For e.g. if the received number is '3065571', it will be routed
from 'FXO' port.
• The numbers which are to be received with prefix '98' (e.g. Mobile numbers) are programmed in
Index04, destination route is programmed as 'FXS' and Minimum digits to consider the number as valid
number is programmed as 10. Also the maximum number of digits to consider as end of dialing is
programmed as 10. Hence all numbers with 10 or more digits, starting from '98' will be routed from
'FXS'. For e.g. if the received number is '9898074306', it will be routed from 'FXS' port.
• The numbers which are to be received with prefix '00' (e.g. ISD numbers) are programmed in Index05,
destination route is programmed as 'FXO' and Minimum digits to consider the number as valid number
is programmed as 12. Also the maximum number of digits is programmed as 12. Hence all numbers of
12 or more digits, starting from '00' will be routed from 'FXO'. For e.g. if the received number is ISD
number with prefix '00', it will be routed from 'FXS' port.
How to program?
Open the Web Jeeves and click on 'Called Party Number Table' link. (Only Admin can access this Webpage).
Index Number Minimum Digit Maximum Digit Destination Route
01 (No match found) 01 24 FXO
02 2 7 7 FXO
03 3 7 7 FXO
04 98 10 10 FXS
05 00 12 12 FXS
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