ND-70348 (E) CHAPTER 4
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ASPS
ASPS: Assignment of Special Access Code for Split Access
1. General
This command is used to determine the Split Access data when an Access Code is assigned for this feature in
either the AASP or AGSP command (SRV=2, SID 57). This command is programmed when access codes for
trunks and features are to be shared between Guest and Administration stations.
2. Precautions
1. This command is used for the Hotel Application only.
2. If the Guest and Admin. Numbering are separated (the ASYD command, SYS1, INDEX 160, bit6=0),
this assignment is necessary for Guest Stations to call to the specific Admin. Stations.
Note: Guest stations should use Split Access Codes to call to Admin. Stations.
Guest in the separate numbering plan can not access to Admin. Stations by dialing its station number.
3. When data is to be deleted in this command, the data assigned for the access code in either the AASP or
AGSP command (SRV=2, SID 57) must be deleted as well, however, be sure to delete the this command
first.
4. For the parameter “NO”, enter the data assigned by the AASP or AGSP command.
5. Parameters “KIND” (in the AASP/AGSP command) and “F” specify the Split Access Parameter Classifi-
cation. The data to be assigned here depends on how the Guest and Administration stations are differenti-
ated.
Guest and Administration stations may be assigned to separate TNs, RSCs and/or SFCs, or they may only
be differentiated by their respective designations as Administration or Guest.
The relationship between “KIND” (AASP/AGSP) and “F” is as shown below:
(a) For “KIND = 0 (Administration/Guest)”
F = 0: Administration
1: Guest
2-15: Not used
(b) For “KIND = 1 (Tenant)”
F = 0: TN = 0
| |
15: TN = 15
(c) For “KIND = 2 (RSC)”
F = 0: RSC = 0
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15: RSC = 15
(d) For “KIND = 3 (SFC)”
F = 0: SFC = 0
| |
15: SFC = 15
6. The variable parameter appears on the MAT depending on the data in the parameter SRV.
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