Specifications

Programming Reference Guide
GCA3A39-877, Rev 5, Issue 9/01 Page 6 Printed in the USA
Toll Restriction Programming
Step 1 - Program the Restricted Numbers – You must enter the telephone numbers that
will have restriction applied to the toll restriction table.
Step 2 - Program the Toll Groups – When users dial a restricted number, the line they
select must also be restricted. You must assign these lines to Toll Groups and then assign
those toll groups to the restricted number on the restriction table. Lines not assigned to toll
groups are not restricted.
Step 3 - Program the Restriction Level – Station users are restricted from dialing if their
Restriction Level (assigned in their C.O.S.) is less than the restriction level set on the
restriction table. You must first set the Restriction Level on the restriction table. Then,
assign a Restriction Level to a class of service and assign that class of service to the station.
You may assign restriction levels 1 – 8 or allow all or deny all. For dialing to be allowed,
the station’s restriction level must be equal to or greater than the level set on the restriction
table.
Step 4 - Program the Exception Number – By assigning Exception Numbers, stations can
be allowed to dial numbers they are normally prevented from dialing because of their
restriction levels. Assign an Exception Number to the individual station and then assign the
same Exception Number to the restricted number entry on the restriction table. For dialing to
be allowed, the station exception number must match the exception number on the restriction
table.
With the Toll Restriction feature, the system allows or
denies outgoing line calls to selected users over selected
lines.
Toll Restriction programming
involves several programming
areas. To assign restriction
you must program:
- Numbers to Restrict
- Toll Groups
- Restriction Levels
- Exception Numbers