Hi all,
Carrier email me the cut sheet for PRI and
they are going to send 10 digit DID.

304 Incoming Line Group Assignment
11 DID Digits
I can only select 0-7.
Can I receive 10 digits DID or I have to call Carrier to change it.
thanks.

Change it , never saw a carrier send 10 or 11 digits. You sure there did's and not pots. Who's the carrier?

Thanks
Timewaner

Also they email me below
central office emulation - NI2
signaling - isdn pri
D chennel is DSO24, 64kbps
coding/framing b8zs/esf

quick question.
what do I select
pgm302-02 protocol
pgm302-05 trunk id type
pgm302-07 d ch position.

thanks

Thanks
Timewaner

Also Timewaner email me below
central office emulation - NI2
signaling - isdn pri
D chennel is DSO24, 64kbps
coding/framing b8zs/esf

quick question.
Does my choice is right for setting
pgm302-02 protocol -Nat's ISDN
pgm302-05 trunk id type -Implicit
pgm302-07 d ch position.- 24
302-08 bearer Svc-speech (checked)
302-09 bearer Svc-3.1khz auido (checked)
302-11 bearer Svc unrestr 64K (checked)


thank you for helping me out....

I ran into this same issue once and I believe is was with TW as well. Customer was switching providers, had the system programmed for 4 digit DID's and the new provider said they could only send 10 digits. I left the system just the way it was, plugged in the new circuit and everything worked just fine.

10-digit DIDs are becoming more common, especially with SIP trunks. I have DIDs with multiple area codes and toll-free numbers being delivered on the same circuits, all 10-digit.

From my understanding......
They can send what they like.
304 says what do YOU want to look at. How many at the end?

If you have 200 number indial XXXXXXX100 > XXXXXXX299 you need to look for at least three digits so you can determine if it is say XX123 or XX223.
If you have just two indials XXXXX46872 and XXXXX56872 you would need to look for at least five digits to tell if the fifth digit was a 4 or 5.