Sub Addressing
(for ISDN or Business Highway to
ISDN or Business Highway calls only)
Allows you to associate different combinations of
characters (up to 20 alphanumeric characters, except
#) to the number you are dialling, so you can select
particular ISDN devices (or processes within
computers) but still call a single number.
Important supporting information:
Calls from ISDN 2e to ISDN 2 or ISDN 30 (DASS2)
lines are restricted to 6 characters. Likewise, calls
from ISDN 2 or ISDN 30 (DASS2) lines will only send
6 alphanumeric characters.
Calling Line Identity (CLI)
Allows your telephone number to be displayed on the
terminal equipment of the person you’re calling
(assuming they have subscribed to CLIP).
Calling Line Identity Presentation
(CLIP)
Allows you to see who is calling you. You will only
receive this information if the caller has not restricted
the sending of their number.
Calling Line Identity Restriction (CLIR)
You can ask for your telephone number(s) not to be
released.
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Connected Line Identity Presentation
(COLP)
Allows you to confirm that the number you have
dialled is the number you are connected to and that
you have not been forwarded to another location.
Activation/deactivation of this facility is not available
on a per call basis.
Connected Line Identity Restriction
(COLR)
You can ask for your telephone numbers not to be
released to callers. Please note that
activation/deactivation is not available on a per call
basis.
Terminal Portability
Allows equipment to be disconnected from its digital
socket and reconnected to another digital socket on
the same extension during a call without losing the
call, if the equipment itself supports this facility.
Call Barring
Permanent Outgoing Call Barring to, for example,
International numbers, is available, as is Incoming
Call Barring.
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