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#581620 12/06/14 01:59 AM
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HI
We sold them a TDE 100
The customer at the present time has 21 Centrex sets
I am getting some questions from the Telco in reguards to a new PRi we are ordering

Question one
Most Idle (MIDL)
Least Idle (LIDL)
Descending sequential (DSEQ)
Ascending sequential (ASEQ) This one
Other - Please indicate

Question 2
Will Release Line trunking be required? Yes
The Telco is upset the customer chose our Panasonic over their system
Thanks for the help

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DSEQ means 1st incoming call goes yo channell 1' then 2and so on.
ASEQ means 1st outgoing call uses channel 23 , then 22 and so on.

Question 2. Answer is yes. The CO will release the the line on disconnect.

Very strange questions.


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