Panasonic KX-T336 System Reference Manual page 178

2.00 Automatic Route Selection
- (ARS)
Description
Automatic Route Selection (ARS) is a system
programmable feature that automatically selects
the least expensive route available at the time an
outgoing CO call is made. It is executed by dialing
the feature number for "ARS/Local CO Line
Access" from a DN button, then making a long
distance call or local call.
To utilize the ARS feature, program the preferred
call routing plan in the system programming
"Automatic Route Selection," then set "System-
Operation", Automatic Route Selection to "Yes."
Programming
System Programming
"System-Operation",
Automatic Route Selection
Home Dialing Plan
"System-Numbering Plan (2/g)",
ARS/Local CO Line Access
"Automatic Route Selection",
Leading Digit Table
Office Code Tables (ARS)
Route
Plan Tables
Route Lists Tables
Modified Digit Tables
9-D-6.02 10-C-10.00
9-J-l .OO 10-C-35.00
9-J-2.00
10-C-36.00
9J-3.00 lo-c-37.00
9-J-4.00 10-C-38.00
9-J-5.00 104-39.00
Conditions
Automatic Route Selection is applied after the toll
restriction procedure.
Automatic Route Selection is ineffective for
telephone numbers which start with "10," "11,"
"?c " or "#." When a caller dials those numbers,
he hears reorder
tone.
ARS is restricted by "System-Class of Service",
ARS/Local Access, as follows:
If "No ACCS" (No Access) is set, making an
outgoing CO call is impossible (reorder tone is
returned.)
If "W/RSTR" (With Restriction) or "RSTR (No
>
Restriction) is set, calling is possible regardless of
the assignment of "System-Class of Service",
Trunk Group Access.
Operation
1. Lift
the
handset or press the SP-
PHONE button.
2. Dial the feature number for
"ARSLocal CO Line Access."
3. Dial the telephone number of the
external party.
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The system follows the pre-
programmed sequence and
selects the least expensive route.
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The dialed digits are then sent
after ARS adds or deletes digits
according to programming.
ARS feature is not applied to a call made by
specifying a trunk group.
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