Qwest Corp S ID Catalog No 1 Exch & Network Sec 107-109.pdf

Qwest Corporation d/b/a CenturyLink QC
Exchange and Network
Services Catalog No.1 SEcTIoN 107
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107.OBSOLETE WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
SEcTIoN
800 Serviceline Option
Volume Discounts
Abuse or Fraudulent Use
Allowance for Interruptions
Ancillary WATS Service
Application of Monthly Rates and Usage
Chargeable Time
Company Liability
Completion of 800 Serviceline Option Messages
Connection to Other Services
Description
Directory Listings
Fractional Periods
Limitations of Service
Minimum Service Period
Payment of Charges
Payphone Surcharge
Priority of Services
Rates and Charges
Transmission Quality
Use of Service
WATS Terminations
NOTICE
THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS DOCUMENT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
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SOUTHERN IDAHO
Issued:6-5-2013
Idaho Public Utilities Commissi)
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June 15,2013
Boise,Idaho
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Qwest Corporation dibla CenturyLink QC Idaho Public Utilities Commissi)
Exchange and Network Office of the Secretary
Services Catalog No.1 SECTION 107 ACCEPTED FOR FILING
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107.OBSOLETE WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
Terms and conditions found in Section 6,paragraphs 6.1.A.through 6.1.P.are made a
part of this Section 107 by reference.
107.1 800 SERVICELINE OPTION
A.Description
1.Wide Area Telecommunications Service (WATS)provides for dial-type
communications between a WATS termination and exchanges within the same
LATA,within the State and in accordance with the regulations and schedules of
charges specified in this document.
2.A WATS access line is a line from the Company CO to the Company-provided
network interface on or near the customer’s premises and is provided for the
purpose of completing WATS calls.
3.WATS is provided as 800 Serviceline Option:
a.The 800 Serviceline option customer is furnished an 8XX number (i.e.,800,
822,833,844,855.866,877 or 888,as available)to be associated with an
individual line or trunk.800 Serviceline option is an option served over an
exchange access facility and is not an access line.One 8XX number may be
assigned to each existing or newly provided exchange telephone number which
allows for the completion of 8XX calls in addition to all other usage normally
handled on this termination.Message detail (calling number/calling location,
where possible,and duration of calls)is included.Billing is based on a specified
rate per hour as set forth in 107.1.3,following.Volume discounts may apply.
NOTICE
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107.OBSOLETE WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
107.1 800 SERVICELINE OPTION
A.Description (Cont’d)
4.WATS is furnished only if the necessary service components are available.If
unusual costs are involved to make facilities available,the customer may have to
pay additional charges.
5.Intrastate 800 Serviceline option may be provided jointly by the Company and
the Interexchange Carrier on a complementary basis.A complementary service is
where the Company provides the 8XX number to be associated with an individual
line or trunk,transports the intraLATA traffic and bills both the 8XX number and
intraLATA usage to the end user as set forth in this Catalog.The interLATA
traffic is transported and billed by the Interexchange Carrier as set forth in 5.,
preceding.
6.A dual jurisdiction WATS access line is a facility used for the provision of
interstate and intrastate WATS and is provided subject to the terms and
conditions of the Company’s Interstate Access Service Tariff F.C.C.No.I.Any
intrastate intraLATA traffic retained and transported by the Company will be
billed to the end user at the usage rates set forth in this Catalog.The interLATA
traffic is transported and billed by the Interexchange Carrier as set forth in 5.,
preceding.
7.IntraLATA only 800 Serviceline option will be provided by the Company.
8.Wire Center -a specified geographical location in an exchange from which
charges for WATS extensions are determined.
9.Service Terminating Arrangement -Company-provided equipment which
terminates WATS access lines and facilitates design,isolation,and testing of
WATS service.Protective connecting arrangements include the service
terminating arrangement.
NOTICE
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107.OBSOLETE WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
107.1 800 SERVICELINE OPTION (Cont’d)
B.WATS Terminations
1.The term “Station”as used in connection with WATS:
a.Denotes the network control signaling unit and any other equipment which is
arranged for WATS and provided at a customer’s premises in accordance with
this Catalog or,
b.Denotes the point,at a customer’s premises,at which customer-provided
terminal equipment or communications system is connected to Company
facilities furnished for WATS or,
c.Denotes the point of connection of WATS to switching equipment (as specified
in 3.,following)when such switching equipment is located in a Company CO
or,
2.The term “Main Station”denotes the first WATS station furnished for use with a
WATS access line.The term “Extension Station”denotes any other \VATS
station furnished for use with the same WATS access line.
3.At the option of the customer,a WATS access line may be connected to:(i)a
standard telephone,(ii)an attendant’s position or switching equipment of a PBX
or CO dial switched system,a Common Control Switching arrangement,(iii)a
key telephone system,or (iv)an Interexchange Carrier Channel utilizing a WATS
CO Connecting Facility.
4.When connections are made to customer or Interexchange Carrier-provided
communications systems at a premises where the customer does not originate or
terminate communications,the Company may require that WATS be furnished
from a Company WATS CO(s)different than the CO(s)designated by the
Company to serve that premises.Under such circumstances,monthly and service
and equipment charges equal to access line extension charges apply between the
WATS CO that would serve the customer’s premises and the WATS CO from
which service is actually provided.
NOTICE
IRE INFORMATION CONT &INED IN THIS DOCUMENT IS SUBJEC1 TO CHANGE
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107.OBSOLETE WIDE AREA TELEcoMMuNIcATIoNs SERVICE
107.1 800 SERVICELINE OPTIoN (Cont’d)
C.Limitations of Service
1.WATS calls must be dialed and completed without the assistance of a Company
operator except when facilities or conditions do not allow customer dial
completion or when an interrupted call is reestablished by a Company operator.
2.The design,maintenance and operation of WATS envisions that communications
will originate or terminate at a WATS station for the purpose of communicating
with stations in the specified service areas.Connections of communications
system provided by the customer or Interexchange Carrier to WATS may be
made.However,the Company will not be responsible for the through
transmission of signals or for the quality of transmission on such connections.
3.Connection to Other Services
Connections of WATS to other services is permitted on a switched basis only.
No permanent connection between WATS and other services may be established.
4.Priority of Services
a.The installation and restoration of service shall be in accordance with the rules
for Telecommunications Service Priority (TSP)as set forth in Section 12.of the
Access Service Catalog.
b.Subject to compliance with the above mentioned rules,when a shortage of
facilities exists either for temporary or protracted periods,MTS will be
established before all other services.However,the duration of MTS calls may
be limited when facility shortages are caused by emergency conditions.
5.Outward WATS and 800 Serviceline are not eligible for Suspension of Service —
Customer Initiated.
NOTICE
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107.OBSOLETE WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERvIcE
107.1 800 SERVICELINE OPTION
C.Limitations of Service (Cont’d)
5.Company Liability
a.in view of the fact that the customer has exclusive control of communications
over the facilities furnished by the Company,and of the other uses for which
facilities may be furnished by the Company,and because of the unavoidableness
of errors incident to the services and to the use of such facilities of the
Company,the services and facilities furnished by the Company are subject to the
terms,conditions and limitations herein specified.
b.The liability of the Company for damages arising out of mistakes,omissions,
interruptions,delays,errors or defects in transmission,or failure or defects in
facilities furnished by the Company,occurring in the course of furnishing
service or other facilities and not caused by the negligence of the customer,or of
the Company in failing to maintain proper standards of maintenance and
operation and to exercise reasonable supervision shall in no event exceed an
amount equivalent to the proportionate charge to the customer for the period of
service during which such mistake,omission,interruption,delay,error,defect in
transmission,or failure or defect in facilities occurs.
c.The customer indemnifies and saves the Company harmless against claims for
libel,slander,or infringement of copyright from the material transmitted over its
facilities;against claims for infringement of patents 4rising from combining
with,or using in connection with,facilities of the Company,apparatus and
systems of the customer;and against all other claims arising out of any act or
omission of the customer in connection with facilities provided by the Company.
d.When the lines of other telephone companies are used in establishing
connections to points not reached by the Company’s lines,the Company is not
liable for any act or omission of the other company or companies.
e.The Company shall not be liable for any defacement ot or damage to,
customer’s premises resulting from the existence of the Company’s instruments,
apparatus,or wiring,on such premises,or caused by the installation or removal,
when such defacement or damage is not the result of the negligence of the
Company.
NOTICE
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107.OBSOLETE WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
107.1 800 SERVICELINE OPTION
C.5.(Cont’d)
£The Company does not guarantee nor make any warranty with respect to
equipment provided by it for use in an explosive atmosphere.The customer
shall indemnify and hold the Company harmless from any and all loss,claims,
demands,suits,or other action,or any liability whatsoever,whether suffered,
made,instituted or asserted by customer or by any other party or person,for any
personal injury to or death of any person or persons,and for any loss,damage or
destruction of any property,whether owned by the customer or others,caused or
claimed to have been caused directly or indirectly by the installation,operation,
failure to operate,maintenance,removal,presence,condition,location or use of
said equipment so provided.
(1)The Company may require each customer to sign an agreement for the
furnishing of such equipment as a condition precedent to the furnishing of
such equipment.
(2)The customer shall furnish,install and maintain sealed conduit with explosion-
proof fittings between this equipment and points outside the hazardous area
where connection may be made with regular facilities of the Company.The
customer may be required to install and maintain this equipment within the
hazardous area if in the opinion of the Company,injury or damage to
Company employees or property might result from installation or maintenance
by the Company.
6.Transmission Quality
Satisfactory transmission cannot be assured when the WATS access line is
connected to other Company services or to customer-provided equipment or
service.
7.Completion of 800 Serviceline Option Messages
800 Serviceline option is furnished upon condition that the customer obtain
adequate facilities to permit the use of this service without interfering with this
service or impairing it or without injurious effects upon it or any other service
rendered by the Company.The Company,without incurring any liability,may
terminate or refuse to furnish 800 Serviceline option to any customer who fails to
comply with said conditions,provided that,in case of a termination of service,at
least five days have elapsed following written notification to the customer by mail
or in person of the Companys intention to terminate the service for such cause.
NOTICE
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107.OBSOLETE WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
107.1 800 SERVICELINE OPTION
C.Limitations of Service (Cont’d)
8.Use of Service
WATS may be used by the customer or others authorized by the customer.
Orders involving installation,rearrangement,billing,or discontinuance of service
will be accepted by the Company only from the customer.
9.Abuse or Fraudulent Use
The service is furnished subject to the condition that there will he no abuse or
fraudulent use of the service.Abuse or fraudulent use of service includes:
a.The placing or acceptance of a WATS call by a WATS customer,a customer’s
agent,employee or representative,in response to an uncompleted MTS call,
which was not completed in order to transmit or receive intelligence without the
payment of the applicable message toll charge:
b.The obtaining,or attempting to obtain,or assisting another to obtain or to
attempt to obtain,WATS by rearranging,tampering with,or making connection
with any facilities of the Company,or by any trick,scheme,false representation,
or false credit device,or by or through any other fraudulent means or device
whatsoever,with intent to avoid the payment,in whole or in part,of the regular
charge for such service;
c.The use of service or facilities of the Company for a call or calls,anonymous or
otherwise if in a manner reasonably to be expected to frighten,abuse,torment,
or harass another;
d.The use of profane or obscene language;
e.The use of the service in such a manner as to interfere unreasonably with the use
of the service by one or more other customers.
NOTICE
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107.OBSOLETE WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
107.1 800 SERVICELINE OPTION (Cont’d)
D.Application of Monthly Rates and Usage
1.General
WATS usage charges are for payment for the service between the WATS
termination and another location.
2.Chargeable Time
a.Chargeable time begins when connection is established between a station
associated with the WATS termination and the calling or called station.
b.Chargeable time ends when the calling station “hangs up”thereby releasing the
network connection.If the called station “hangs up”but the calling station does
not,chargeable time ends when the network connection is released by automatic
timing equipment in the telecommunications network.
c.When 800 Serviceline option is directly connected (i.e.,not connected through a
multiline terminating system)at a customer’s premises to a communications
system chargeable time begins when the call terminates in or passes through the
first multiline terminating system or terminal equipment on that communications
system.It is the customer’s responsibility to furnish appropriate answer
supervision to the point of connection with the 800 Serviceline option so that the
chargeable time may begin.
d.All calls completed in one billing period through 800 Serviceline option will be
billed a minimum of 30 seconds per call.
NOTICE
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107.OBSOLETE WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
107.1 800 SERVICELINE OPTION
D.Application of Monthly Rates and Usage (Confd)
4.Minimum Service Period
The minimum service period for WATS is one day.
5.Payment of Charges
a.The customer is responsible for payment of all charges for service furnished the
customer.Service and equipment charges are payable upon establishment of
service.All other charges from time to time in force and effect are payable
monthly in advance,except additional hourly usage charges,which are payable
upon rendition of a bill by the Company.
b.Where a WATS application for service is canceled by the applicant prior to the
start of installation of facilities,no charge applies.Where installation of
facilities has been started prior to the cancellation,the service and equipment
charges apply.
c.Charges of less than a cent will be rounded to the nearest cent.
6.Fractional Periods
a.The charge for a fractional part of a month will be a proportionate part of the
monthly rate based on the actual number of days the service is provided.
b.For the purpose of administering this regulation with respect to the
determination of the charge for a fractional part of a month,every month is
considered to have 30 days.
7.Directory Listings
a.One free Directory listing will be provided for 800 Serviceline Option.
Additional Directory listings will be provided at applicable additional listing
rates.(See 5.7.1.)
NOTICE
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107.OBSOLETE WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
107.1 800 SERVICELINE OPTION (Cont’d)
E.Allowance for Interruptions
Allowance for interruptions apply to each WATS access line as set forth
following:
1.When the WATS access line is interrupted for a period of less than 2 hours after
the trouble is reported to the Company,no credit applies.
2.When the WATS access line is interrupted for a period of 2 hours to 24 hours
after the trouble is reported to the Company,the following credit applies:
CREDIT
ALLOWANCE
•Allowance $6.20
3.When the WATS access line is interrupted for a period of more than 24 hours
after the trouble is reported to the Company,a credit applies for each 24 hour
period or any fraction thereof
CREDIT
ALLOWANCE
•Allowance $6.20
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107.OBSOLETE WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
107.1 800 SERVICELINE OPTION
E.Allowance For Interruptions (Cont’d)
4.The credit in 2.and 3.,preceding,includes all credits to be applied for an
interruption.
5.None of the prior credit allowances will be made for:
•Non-completion of WATS messages due to busy network conditions,or
•Interruption of service due to customer-provided equipment or systems,or
•Interruption of service due to negligence of the customer,or
•Interruption of service during any period in which the Company is not afforded
access to the premises at which the WATS access line is terminated,or
•Interruption of service during any period when the customer has released the
WATS access line to the Company for maintenance purposes,or
implementation of a customer order for a change in service arrangement.
6.Message telecommunications service furnished at a customer’s request,when his
WATS is interrupted,is charged at the message telecommunications rates.
7.When 800 Serviceline option is interrupted,the credit allowance is the same as
for the service with which it is associated.
F.Payphone Surcharge
The Payphone Surcharge applies to all calls placed from pay telephones.This
charge is in addition to all other applicable 800 Serviceline rates and charges.
NOTICE
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107.OBSOLETE WIDE AREA TELEcoMMUNIcATIoNs SERVICE
107.1 800 SERVICELINE OPTION (Cont’d)
107.1.3 800 SERVICELINE OPTION
A.Rates and Charges
1.800 Serviceline Option Number
MONTHLY
USOC RATE
•Each WFA++$5.00
NONRECURRING
CHARGE
•Changes $15.00
2.Fractional hours will be rounded to the nearest tenth of an hour.
RATE
•Hourly rate $6.00
3.Volume Discounts
All usage in excess of $60.00 will be discounted by the following percentages.
AMOUNT DISCOUNT
0 thru $60.00 0%
$60.01 thru $200.00 10%
$200.01 thru $500.00 12%
$500.01 thru $1,000.00 15%
Over $1,000.00 20%
4.Payphone Surcharge
CHARGE
•Percompletedcall[l]$0.55
[11 This charge is in addition to all other applicable 800 Serviceline rates and charges.
NOTICE
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107.OBSOLETE WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
107.1 800 SERVICELINE OPTION (Cont’d)
107.1.4 ANCILLARY WATS SERVICE
A.Monthly Rates for Access Line Extensions
1.Access line extensions are provided only within the same LATA in this State.
2.The minimum service period for an access line extension is one day.
3.When a WATS access line has more than one termination,one is designated as
the access line main station,All other terminations of the same access line are
designated as access line extensions.
USOC
•Access Line Extensions[lj
-First extension NX3
-Each additional extension EWW
[1]Rates and charges for Exchange Service Extension Service,as specified in the
Access Service Catalog,apply.
NOTICE
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Qwest Corporation d/b/a CenturyLink QC Exchange and Network Services Catalog No. 1 SECTION 109 Index Page 1 SOUTHERN IDAHO Release 5 Issued: 7-7-2017 Effective: 7-20-2017
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.6 AIRPORT INTERCOMMUNICATING SERVICE
The terms and conditions associated with the obsolescence of this service are
the same as those specified for Centrex Plus Service in 109.1.16,following.
A.General
1.Description
a.Airport Intercommunicating Service is a special telephone service arrangement
designed for the common use of airline companies and others located at airports
who serve the air traveling public.The service is provided by common dial
switching equipment,station lines,stations and attendant position equipment,as
required.The arrangement contemplates inward and outward local and long
distance calling without operator assistance.The service is available only on a
flat rate basis.
b.The service will be furnished at the rates and charges specified herein for
customers located in the air terminal building and to others located within the
airport service rate area who are engaged in providing service and facilities to
the air traveling public.Customers qualifying for this service will be determined
by the Company and shall exclude customers such as hotels,motels,banks,
manufacturers,etc.,who normally conduct their business at other locations.
Regular exchange service may be provided within the airport service rate area
as required.
c.The airport service rate area shall include the land and buildings,surrounding
the air terminal building,used in the operation of the airport.This land may he
intersected by streets and/or alleys.The airport service rate area shall be defined
by an airport service rate area map showing the boundaries of the area to be
served under the rates and regulations specified herein.
d.The CO switching equipment is provided in the type and quantity as determined
by the Company.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SwITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.6 AIRPORT INTERCOMMUNICATING SERVICE
A.1.(Cont’d)
e Directory listings of Airport Intercommunicating Service customers will be
provided in the regular telephone directory of the serving exchange,subject to
the regulations,rates,and charges specified in Section 5 of this Catalog.An
Airport Intercommunicating Service directory will also be published by the
Company.Listings in this directory will be provided,without the charge,in the
type,quantity,and arrangement necessary,in the opinion of the Company,to
adequately identify the customer’s service.Regular rates and regulations will
apply to other listings.
f Long distance calls will be identified by telephone number on the customer’s
bill.
g.The service will be provided with or without an attendant position at the option
of the individual Airport Intercommunicating Service customer.
h.Toll diverting service is not offered in connection with this service.
i.The rates and charges specified below are applicable at airports having a
requirements for 100 or more main station lines within the airport service rate
area.The service will not be provided at locations where less than 100 main
station lines are required.
j.The basic station line rate schedule starts over again for each individual
customer to Airport Intercommunicating Service.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.6 AIRPORT INTERCOMMUNICATING SERVICE
A.1.(Cont’d)
k.The station line rates specified herein are subject to the following regulations,
mileage,and incremental charges as appropriate:
•Exchange Service Extension charges will not apply to stations (main or
extension)located within the airport service rate area.Regular Exchange
Service Extension charge treatment will apply to all extension station lines
located outside ofthe airport service rate area.
•The basic station line rate schedule starts over again at each location outside
of the airport service rate area (RX3).
•The incremental station line rate treatment specified for Centrex main station
line service will apply where the airport service rate area and the main station
are located in different central office districts of the same exchange
(RGP/AP;RGU/).
•In addition to the basic station line rates,the regular exchange zone rate area
individual line business service increment,(ZNA),will apply to main stations
located outside of the airport service rate area in exchange zone rate areas.
•In connection with FX main station service the basic main station line rate
schedule will apply to main stations at each FX station location.Each circuit
required to serve the main stations at FX locations from the serving exchange
will be treated as an individual line business service for the application of FX
charges.
•Where the airport service rate area is located in an exchange zone rate area,
the exchange zone rate area individual line business service increment (ZNA)
as appropriate,will apply to each main station served on a direct individual
line basis in addition to the basic station rate schedule.In such cases,where
the stations are associated with an attendant position,the incremental charges
(ZNA)will apply to each circuit serving the attendant position and the basic
station line rate schedule will apply to the stations located within the airport
service rate area.The number of circuits serving the attendant position is
determined on an engineered basis at the time the service is established and
will remain unchanged until the engineered capacity of the position is
changed at which time the incremental charge will be recomputed.
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.6 AIRPORT INTERCOMMUNICATING SERVICE
A.1.(Cont’d)
1.Touch-Tone rates and charges apply for attendant positions and associated
station lines provided in connection with Airport Intercommunicating Service.
The lines provided on a direct individual line basis will be considered as
individual line business services.
rn.Incoming and/or outgoing lines terminated in ACD equipment associated with
Airport Intercommunicating Service will be treated as regular tiat 2-way CO
trunks for the application of regulations,rates,and charges.
n.Station lines associated with existing services,located within the airport service
rate area,will be given appropriate number assignments and be connected to the
Airport Intercommunicating Service system without charge.
o.Airport Intercommunicating Service is offered only as a complete service.The
exchange access and intercommunication portions of the Airport
Intercommunicating Service main station line rates are not offered separately.
p.The rates and charges for Computer Port Access specified elsewhere will apply
to lines connected to customer-provided computer and/or computer systems
equipment capable of information processing and/or storage.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.6 AIRPORT INTERCOMMUNICATING SERVICE
A.1.(Cont’d)
q.Airport Intercommunicating Service will not be furnished as a new service to
any customer or applicant.The station lines,attendant positions and optional
service features may be added to present systems so long as the existing
switching equipment is capable of providing the additional requested service and
the additional required equipment,if any,is available from existing or recovered
stock.
r.Station Lines
•The rate and charge for a main or extension station line is applicable to each
telephone jack termination or outlet of a main or extension station location,
respectively,to which an instrument can be connected.
•Rates and charges for Airport Intercommunicating Service do not include
provision of telephones.
s.Centrex Rate Stability Plan (RSP)
The Rate Stability Plan,as specified in 109.1.1,preceding,may be provided for
Airport Intercommunicating Service in which all switching equipment is located
on Company premises.
B.Basic Features
•Central Office Dial Switching Equipment
•Station Dial Transfer Feature
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.6 AIRPORT INTERCOMMUNICATING SERVICE (Cont’d)
C.Rates and Charges
1.The basic station line rates specified below include the common dial switching
equipment,power plan,necessary CO trunks and station dial transfer feature.
2.The total rate,per main station line,is the sum of the appropriate exchange access
and intercommunication rate.
MONTHLY
NON-RATE
AIRPORT DIAL RECURRiNG STABILITY MONTHLY
STATION LINES (CO)USOC CHARGE CHARGE RATE
•First 5 main station
lines,each
-Exchange access RXR S44.00 S 9.82
-Intercommunication
and station line NRX 11.00 S 15.50 27.96
•Next 45 main station
lines,each
-Exchange access RXR 44.00 9.82
-Intercommunication
and station line NRX 11.00 13.50 21.17
•Next 250 main station
lines,each
-Exchange access RXR 44.00 8.49
-Intercommunication
andstationline NRX 11.00 11.50 14.45
•Additional main station
lines,each
-Exchange access RXR 44.00 7.37
-Intercommunication
andstationline NRX 11.00 9.50 13.21
•Extension station line,each RX7 3.25 7.17
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS (Cont’d)
109.1.7 CUSTOMIZED CALL MANAGEMENT SERvICE5JCENTRON I SERVICE
A.CENTROATIService
CENTROJ’/I Service Optional Features are forwarded from a Stored Program
Controlled central office.CENTRON I am the offering available to residence
customers.The following CENTRON I Service Optional Features are
grandfathered and available only to existing customers.
1.Optional Features
Alternate Answering -(Call Forwarding-Busy Line/Don’t Answer)[1]
This feature automatically transfers incoming calls that encounter a (1)busy
condition and/or a (2)don’t answer condition after a preselected number of rings
(from I to 7)to an alternate designated line.
Alternate Answering -(Call Forwarding-Busy Line)(Residence Only)[1]
This feature automatically transfers incoming calls that encounter a busy
condition to an alternate designated line.
Intercom
A user of the CENTRON I Service can dial up to six (6)or thirty (30)other lines
in the same package by dialing an access code followed by one or two digits.
Two user stations with the same line number cannot access each other utilizing
the Intercom feature.
[1]When it is determined that a subscriber to Alternate Answering is forwarding calls
to a residence line from a business line to the extent that the primary use of the
residence line is substantially of a business nature,the residence line will be
reclassified as business service and business rates will apply.
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.7 CUSTOMIZED CALL MANAGEMENT SERVICES/CENTRON I SERVICE
A.CENTRONI Service (Cont’d)
2.Rates
MONTHLY RATE
USOC RESIDENCE
•Alternate Answering -(Call
Forwarding-Busy Line/Don’t
Answer),per line MVPAA $1.35
•Alternate Answering -(Call
Forwarding-Busy Line),
per line (Residence Only)MVPBL 0.35
•Intercom -6#,per system MVP1N 0.30
•Intercom -30#,per system MVPI C
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.7 CUSTOMIZED CALL MANAGEMENT SERvICEsICENTRONI SERVICE
(Cont’d)
B.Customized Call Management Services (CCMS)
Effective April 11,2005,CCMS is obsolete and is not available to new customers.
Customers will be allowed to retain their obsolete service only as long as service
remains at the same location for the same customer.
1.Description
a.Customized Call Management Services (CCMS)is composed of standard and
optional features furnished from a Stored Program Controlled central office.
CCMS is available to individual line business customers wishing to combine one
or more exchange access lines into a group.
b.CCMS is available to individual line business and residence customers where
technically feasible.CCMS may incompatible with some services due to
technical limitations.
c.A customer may choose to combine access lines terminating at different
locations into a single CCMS package.All access lines terminating in CCMS
Service,however,must be served by the same central office.
d.Flat Rate Service and Message or Measured Rate Service access lines may not
be mixed in the same CCMS package.
e.The combination of residence and business access lines is allowed.When a
CCMS system contains both residence and business access lines only one
residence access line is permitted.in addition,no hunting or call forward busy
line features will be permitted between the business and residence access lines.
f The quality of transmission for calls utilizing CCMS Call Forwarding or CCMS/
Conferencing may vary depending on the distance and routing involved.The
Company makes no representation as to the quality of the transmission on such
calls.
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.7 CUSTOMIZED CALL MANAGEMENT SERvICES/CENTRONI SERVICE
B.1.(Cont’d)
g.CCMS standard and optional features cannot be used in combination with the
following Custom Calling services;Call Waiting,Call Forwarding -Variable,
Three Way Calling,Speed Call 8 and Speed Call 30.
h.CCMS is allowed only with Touch-Tone equipped access lines.
i.Where Message or Measured Service exchange access lines terminate in CCMS,
message charges are not applied to calls completed utilizing the Intercom
feature.
j.800 Service circuit terminating on a CCMS can be furnished with CCMS
standard and optional features the excluding intercom feature.
k.The nonrecurring charge will not apply when changing from existing
CEATTRON6 and 30 Service to CCMS.
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.7 CUSTOMIZED CALL MANAGEMENT SERVICESICENTRONI SERVICE
B.Customized Call Management Services (CCMS)(Cont’d)
2.Standard Features
Touch-Tone
Touch-Tone Calling Service is a distinctive type of telephone service using
audible voice frequency tones to actuate the CO equipment,and is provided as a
part of the standard package.
CONSULTUNE
A user of CCMS can place any established call on hold by dialing a control code.
This frees the line to originate another call or use the call pickup feature.
User Transfer
The user of CCMS can transfer any established call to another line within or
outside the package.
Conferencing
The user of CCMS can hold an in progress call and complete a second call while
maintaining privacy from the first call.In addition,the user may choose to add
on the previously held call into a three-way conference.
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.7 CUSTOMIZED CALL MANAGEMENT SERVIcES/CENTRON!SERVICE
B.Customized Call Management Services (CCMS)(Cont’d)
3.Optional Features
Alternate Answering -(Busy Line)(Business Only)[1]
This feature automatically transfers incoming calls that encounter a busy
condition to an alternate designated line.
Alternate Answering -(Don’t Answer)(Business Only)[l]
This feature automatically transfers incoming calls that encounter a don’t answer
condition afier a preselected number of rings (from I to 7)to an alternate
designated line.
Alternate Answering -(Call Forwarding-Busy Line/Don’t Answer)[2]
This feature automatically transfers incoming calls that encounter a (1)busy
condition and/or a (2)don’t answer condition afler a preselected number of rings
(from I to 7)to an alternate designated line.
Call Forwarding -(Variable)
This feature allows the user to program automatic transfer of all calls made to the
called line to a different line,within or outside the CCMS group.
Call Pickup Group
This feature enables a user of CCMS to answer a call which has been directed to
another line in the package.
[1]When it is determined that a subscriber to Alternate Answering is forwarding calls
to a residence line from a business line to the extent that the primary use of the
residence line is substantially of a business nature,the residence line will be
reclassified as business service and business rates will apply.
[2]This feature became obsolete prior to April 11,2005.
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.7 CUSTOMIZED CALL MANAGEMENT SERvICESICENTRONI SERVICE
B.3.(Cont’d)
Call Rejection (Business Only)
This feature enables a business customer to reject call attempts from up to 15
numbers of calling parties by dialing a code and the telephone numbers of calls to
be rejected.Any call attempts to the customer from these numbers will be
prevented from terminating to the customer and will instead be connected to an
announcement informing the caller that the call is not presently being accepted by
the called party.A customer may also reject future calls from the most recent call
received by dialing a code after completing the call.
Call Waiting
This feature provides a tone alert to a CCMS user who is on an existing call that
another call is waiting.
Continuous Redial (Business Only)
This feature allows a business customer to dial a code that will cause the feature
to automatically redial the last number the customer dialed.If the called number
is busy,the feature will redial the called number for a limited period of time.A
tone alerts the customer when the called number becomes available.
Convenience Dialing
This feature allows a user to abbreviate dialing patterns for frequently called and
emergency numbers.By dialing an access code of one or two digits,a customer
can dial up to six (6)or thirty (30)preprogrammed numbers.All lines in a
package may share the same (30)number list or the (30)number may be available
to an individual line only.The (6)number list is available only on an individual
line basis.Convenience Dialing (6)can only be combined with Intercom (30)on
the same line or Convenience Dialing (30)can only be combined with
Intercom (6).
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109.!DIAL SwITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.7 CUSTOMIZED CALL MANAGEMENT SERVICESICENTRONI SERVICE
B.3.(Cont’d)
Intercom[1]
A user of the CCMS can dial up to six (6)or thirty (30)other lines in the same
package by dialing an access code followed by one or two digits.Two user
stations with the same line number cannot access each other utilizing the
Intercom feature.
Last Call Return (Business Only)
This feature allows a business customer to dial a code that will cause the feature
to automatically redial the number of the last incoming call to that line,whether
the call was answered or not.The customer does not have to know the number of
the calling party.If the called number is busy,the feature will redial the called
number for a limited period of time.A tone alerts the customer when the called
line is available.
Priority Call (Business Only)
This feature allows a business customer to assign a maximum of 15 callers’
telephone numbers to a special list.The customer will hear a distinctive ring at
their location,when calls are received from callers’telephone numbers on that
list.
Programmable Call Forwarding-Busy Line (Business Only)
This feature allows a CCMS customer to have incoming calls forwarded to
another number when the called number is busy.The CCMS customer can
activate and deactivate the forwarding feature by dialing a code.The CCMS
customer can also establish or change the number to which calls will be
forwarded.
[I]This feature became obsolete prior to April 11,2005.
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.7 CUSTOMIZED CALL MANAGEMENT SERvICES/CENTRONI SERVICE
B.3.(Cont’d)
Programmable Call Forwarding-Don’t Answer (Business only)
This feature allows a CCMS customer to have incoming calls forwarded to
another number if the customer does not answer after a preset number of ringing
cycles.The CCMS customer can activate and deactivate the forwarding feature
by dialing a code and can establish or change the number to which calls will be
forwarded.
Selective Call Forwarding (Business Only)
This feature allows a business customer to specify a special list of a maximum of
15 telephone numbers.Incoming calls placed to the customer from telephone
numbers on that list will automatically be forwarded to a predefined telephone
number.All other calls will be handled normally.
Six-Way Conferencing (Business only)
This feature permits the CCMS customer to establish a Conference Call with up
to six conferees,including the originator.Conferees may be inside or outside the
CCMS system.This feature is available where technically feasible.
4.Rates and Charges -General
a.The nonrecurring charge for business customers applies per line,per customer
request to:
(1)Establish Standard Feature Package.
(2)Establish optional feature(s)and miscellaneous line terminating arrangements
unless adding at the same time Standard Feature Package is established.
(3)Change optional feature(s)in an existing arrangement.
NONRECURRING
CHARGE
Business $12.00
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109.1DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.7 CUSTOMIZED CALL MANAGEMENT SERvICESICENTRON I SERVICE
B.4.a.(Cont’d)
(4)The nonrecurring charge will not apply to:
•discontinue all optional features
•discontinue one or more features when the remaining feature(s)stay the same.
b.The following USOCs are for CCMS and are in addition to the USOCs for
access lines and other services or equipment with which they are associated.
MONTHLY RATE
USOC BUSINESS
(1)Standard Feature Package,
perline MVPI1 $6.00
(2)Optional Features
•Alternate Answering -
(Call Forwarding -Busy Line),
per line (Business Only)MVPBL 4.00
•Alternate Answering -
(Call Forwarding -Don’t Answer),
per line
(Business Only)MVPDA 2.50
•Call Forwarding -Variable,
per line MVPCF 4.00
•Call Pickup Group,per line MVPCU 1.00
•Call Rejection,per line
(Business Only)MVPSR 3.50
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.7 CUSTOMIZED CALL MANAGEMENT SERVIcESICENTRON I SERVICE
B.4.a.(2)(Cont’d)
MONTHLY RATE
USOC BUSINESS
•Call Waiting,per line MVPCW $5.50
•Continuous Redial,per line
(Business Only)MVPAC 2.50
•Convenience Dialing -
6#List,per list,each MBWCD 2.00
•Convenience Dialing -
30#List,per list,each MVPCD 2.50
•Last Call Return,per line
(Business Only)MVPAR 2.50
•Priority Call,per line
(Business Only)MVPDW 2.50
•Programmable Call Forwarding
-Busy Line,per line
(Business Only)MVPCB 4.00
•Programmable Call Forwarding
Don’t Answer,per line
(Business Only)MVPCA 3.50
•Selective Call Forwarding,
per line (Business Only)MVPSF 2.50
•Six-Way Conferencing,
per line (Business Only)MVP6C 5.00
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.7 CUSTOMIZED CALL MANAGEMENT SERvIcEsICENTRON I SERVICE
B.4.a.(2)(Cont’d)
MONTHLY RATE
USOC BUSINESS
•Alternate Answering -(Call
Forwarding-Busy Line/Don’t
Answer),per line[1]MVPAA $4.50
•Intercom -6#,per system[1]MVPIN 3.00
•Intercom -30#,per system[I]MVP1C 4.12
(4)Miscellaneous Line Terminating
Arrangements[2]
•800 Service Circuit,each
Termination to main station line WTK 2.00
[1]This feature became obsolete prior to April ii,2005.
[2]In the event an incoming 800 service call is transferred to a remote location,
transmission performance cannot be guaranteed.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS (Cont’d)
109.1.10 OPTIONAL SERVICE FEATURES
The terms and conditions associated with the obsolescence of this service are
the same as those specified for Centrex Plus Service in 109.1.16,following.
A.Description
Optional Service Features in this section are obsolete and will not be offered to
new customers as of February 20,1992.Effective May 20,1992,all Month-to-
Month customers must convert to Centrex Plus Service.Existing contracted
customers may continue to subscribe to Optional Service Features until their
contract term expires.Maintenance will be provided for contracted systems.
1.The following optional service features are provided for Central Office Services
which are furnished from Stored Program Control central offices,and are subject
to the availability of facilities and generic feature programs.These optional
features are in alphabetical order.Each feature has a description followed by the
appropriate U SOCs.
2.The provision of such facilities and programs will be determined by the Company
based upon regular engineering practices and economic considerations.
3.Provisions of special arrangements and engineering required to make a
feature(s)compatible with the custome?s system will be based on cost plus
contribution.
4.Obsolete Optional Service Features fbund in 109.1.l0.D.,following,will be
offered only to Centrex and C’ENTRON customers.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.10 OPTIONAL SERVICE FEATURES
A.Description (Cont’d)
5.Optional Services Features
•Automatic Callback
•Call Forwarding Busy Line
•Call Forwarding Don’t Answer
•Call Forwarding Busy Line and Don’t Answer
•Call Forwarding -Variable
•Call Forwarding via Private Facilities
•Call Hold
•Call Pick-Up
•Call Waiting -All Calls
•Call Waiting -Dial Originating
•C’ENTRON Management System
•Customer Changeable Speed Calling
•Distinctive Ringing/Distinctive Call Waiting Tone
•Flexible Route Selection (FRS)
Hot Line
•Make Busy Arrangements
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.10 OPTIONAL SERVICE FEATURES (Cont’d)
B.Rates and Charges -General
1.Service and Equipment Charge -Optional Service Features
Service and equipment charges apply per USOC (unless specified otherwise),per
customer request to establish or change one or more optional features as follows:
SERVICE &
EQUIPMENT
CHARGE
•Established with the initial installation of
the system access line $0.65
•Established subsequent to the initial installation
of the access line 6.50
•Feature change when other service and equipment
charges do not apply 6.50
a.The service and equipment charge will not apply to:
(1)Discontinue all optional features;or
(2)Discontinue one or more optional feature(s)when the remaining feature(s)
stay the same.
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.10 OPTIONAL SERVICE FEATURES
B.Rates and Charges -General (Cont’d)
2.Service Establishment -Optional Service Features
A Service Establishment Charge applies per system for the following Optional
Service Features.
SERVICE
ESTABLISHMENT
USOC CHARGE
•Automatic Callback ACY $237.00
•Call Forwarding via Private Facilities EAY 611.00
•Distinctive Ringing/Distinctive Call
Waiting Tone DRR 83.00
C.Feature Description
1.Automatic Callback
This feature enables a calling party encountering a busy station within the system
to dial an activation code and be automatically called back when the called station
becomes idle.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Common equipment,
per system[l]ACY $65.00 $3.03
•Per main station line SAK 1.35 1.13
[1]Service establishment charge specified previously also applies.
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109.1.10 OPTIONAL SERVICE FEATURES
C.Feature Description (Cont’d)
2.Call Forwarding Busy Line
This feature is available,where facilities permit.It automatically routes direct-in-
dialed calls to a preselected station within the CENTRON group when the called
station is busy.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Per system N/A $147.00
•Per main station line E6GUR $0.26
3.Call Forwarding Don’t Answer
This feature is available,where facilities permit.It automatically routes direct-
in-dialed calls to a preselected station within the CENTRON group when the
called station does not answer within a prescribed time.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Per system N/A $147.00
•Per main station line E9GUR $2.57
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109.1.10 OPTIONAL SERVICE FEATURES
C.Feature Description (Cont’d)
4.Call Forwarding Busy Line and Don’t Answer
This feature provides for forwarding of incoming calls to a preselected station
within the CENTROI’/group,when the called station is busy or does not answer
after a predetermined number of ringing cycles.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Per system N/A $190.00
•Per main station line E5E $2.73
5.Call Forwarding Variable
When activated by a station user,automatically routes that station’s incoming
calls to any other station he selects.The station selected may be the attendant.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Per system N/A $70.00
•Per main station line or
attendant access line EAT $1.08
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109.1.10 OPTIONAL SERVICE FEATURES
C.Feature Description (Cont’d)
6.Call Forwarding via Private Facilities
a.Description
A main station line equipped with the Call Forwarding via Private Facilities
feature provides for the automatic routing of incoming calls to a specific private
facility which is terminated in that main station line user’s system.As used
herein,the term “private facility”applies to Common Control Switching
Arrangement (CCSA),Enhanced Private Switching Communication System
(EPSCS),Electronic Tandem Switching (ETS),Wide Area Telephone Service
(WATS),Foreign Exchange (FX),and tie line arranged for senderized operation,
and the local and toll message network.
b.Regulations
Incoming local and toll message network and INWATS calls to main station
lines arranged for Call Forwarding via Private Facilities routing are subject to
the appropriate charges for such calls and a common recorded announcement is
furnished to inform the caller that the call is being forwarded.
Calls forwarded to the local and toll message network and WATS are subject to
the appropriate charges for such calls.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Common equipment,
per system[l]EAY $65.00 $106.22
•Per main station line EAP 2.75 5.92
[1]Service establishment charge specified previously also applies.
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109.1.10 OPTIONAL SERVICE FEATURES
C.Feature Description (Cont’d)
7.CallHold
Allows a station user to hold any call in progress,by dialing a code,thus freeing
the line for the purpose of originating another call.
The optional service feature of call hold is common to each telephone in a basic
multiline hunt group and the rates and charges specified for that feature apply to
each telephone in the group.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Per system N/A $112.50
•Per main station line or
each line in a multiline EAB $0.77
hunt group arranged
8.Call Pick-Up
Enables a station user to answer calls directed to other specified stations by
dialing a special code.Those specified stations,known as a pick-up group,
should generally be close enough together so that the ring of any station within
the group can be heard by any other station in the group.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Per system N/A $61.00
•Perpick-up group E3N 61.00 $0.26
•Per main station
line arranged E3P 0.36
•Per main station
line/non barge-in E6D 0.10
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.10 OPTIONAL SERVICE FEATURES
C.Feature Description (Cont’d)
9.Call Waiting -All Calls
This feature allows a user to be alerted that a call is waiting by applying a burst of
tone when the user is busy on another call.The user may elect to answer the call
by flashing the switchhook or by hanging up and being rung back.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Per system N/A $59.00
•Per main station line arranged E6N $2.26
10.Call Waiting -Dial Originating
This feature provides the ability for the originating station to invoke call waiting
service on selected calls by dialing the dial call waiting access code followed by
the extension number of the station to be call waited.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Per system N/A $59.00
•Per main station line arranged E6C $0.26
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109.1.10 OPTIONAL SERVICE FEATURES
C.Feature Description (Cont’d)
11.CENTRON Management System (CMS)
a.Description
CMS is a computer software program that provides the customer access to their
data base for the purpose of general data base inquiry,move,add,delete and
change features.In addition CMS enables the customer to move and change
station lines and generate Basic Management Reports.
b.Feature List
(1)Standard Features
Inquiry
The ability to access a data base to review the status of station lines and
features on the customer’s system.
Move,Add,Delete and Change
The ability to perform station number changes and to move,add,delete or
change most features on the system from customer-provided equipment
located on the customer’s premises.
Basic Management Reports
The ability to design and create management reports regarding the customer’s
system.These reports vary by switch type and may change with software
updates.
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C.11.(Cont’d)
(2)Optional Features
Custom Reports
Customers can request customized report formats to be created for various
aspects of their system.Once created,the custom report is stored in the
customer’s data base and can be recalled at any time.
Priority Service
Allows customers to request “priority changes”which are then processed in
the serving central office as soon as possible.Customers are limited to the
number of priority requests that can be processed in one day.
Bulk Change
Allows customers to request the same change to be applied to multiple lines
simultaneously.Customers may be limited to the number of changes in any
single bulk change request in a single day.
Network Manipulation
Allows customers to manage certain Network features such as Automatic
Route Selection,Time of Day Routing.
System Partitioning
The Company,upon the customer’s request,can partition the CMS data base
into separate sections representing different customer departments.Each
partition can be arranged to be accessible only to certain users designated by
the customer.
Packet Control Capability
Gives customers the ability to manage their packet control features.
Customers that subscribe to Packet Control Capability can verify current and
pending packet options,add,delete or change packet options and run reports
regarding packet assignments.
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109.1.10 OPTIONAL SERVICE FEATURES
C.ii.(Cont’d)
c.Regulations
(1)CENTRON Management System (CMS)will be offered to all customers under
the following guidelines:
•All month-to-month customers regardless of station line size will be
provided CMS as an optional feature at rates and charges found in C.13 .d.,
following.
•All new contracted customers will be provided CMS as a standard feature.
Service Establishment Charges found in C.13 .d.,following,will apply.
(2)The Company will furnish and maintain CMS software for use by the
customer and will be offered only where facilities permit.
(3)The customer must obtain and maintain a compatible computer terminal for
use with CMS.The computer terminal will not be furnished by the Company.
A business exchange access line or ENTRON main station line is also
required,which are in addition to the rates and charges for CMS.
(4)CMS is available for access by the customer 22 hours a day,seven days a
week,from the CMS data base.The Company reserves all rights to take the
CMS computer down for maintenance or software updates as required.When
possible,this will be done during off-peak hours and customers will be warned
in advance.Move,Add,Delete and Change requests are processed once a day
unless the customer subscribes to Priority Service,
(5)The Company will process change requests,which have accumulated in the
CMS throughout the day during off-peak load hours,overnight or at a
customer specified future date.All normal and emergency central office
functions have priority over customer requested changes.The Company
assumes no responsibility for change requests delayed by such Company
functions.
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C.11.c.(Cont’d)
(6)The Company will provide the customer a list of features able to be managed
by CMS at the time of initial installation based upon the serving CO
technology.The Company reserves the right to upgrade or change CMS at
anytime.Any additional customer training or documentation requirements
resulting from such changes will be A supplied at no charge.
(7)The Company establishes parameters on the number of station lines that can
be equipped with a feature,depending upon the quantity of features purchased.
Information will be provided through CMS as to what these parameters are.
The customer may add,move,delete or change features through CMS within
such parameters.Additions beyond the parameters of CMS will not be
processed.
(8)New connects and disconnects of station lines are not permitted through CMS.
(9)The customer assumes full responsibility for the features managed by CMS.
The Company will not maintain a record of which features are on each line,
but only a total count of the number of features purchased.For maintenance
purposes,the Company will rely on remote access to the customer’s CMS data
base,
(10)Since CMS software allows the customer to move and change station numbers
within their system,the customer will be responsible for labeling the Network
Interface when number changes occur.All maintenance calls to the Company
in which the trouble proves to be other than on the Company side of the
Network Interface will result in the application of appropriate Premises Work
Charges,as specified elsewhere.[1)
(11)The customer is not allowed to move or change station numbers extended
outside of the central office serving the customer’s system.
(12)Initial training of the customer in the use of CMS is included at the time of
initial installation.
[1]The appropriate Premises Work Charges,as specified elsewhere,will not apply to
lines equipped with UNISTAR Service.
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109.1.10 OPTIONAL SERVICE FEATURES
C.11.(Cont’d)
d.Rates and Charges
(1)Service and Equipment Charges,found elsewhere,do not apply when the
customer moves,activates,deactivates,changes features and moves or
changes lines through CMS.
(2)Features managed by CMS must be purchased in incremental blocks of 10
each.The total number of blocks of features purchased will be indicated on
the customer’s bill.The total number of features purchased must he within
the limit established in the CMS.
(3)Service and Equipment Charges,as specified elsewhere,will apply per feature
USOC added to the CMS system.
(4)Features added through CMS carry the same recurring rates,service
establishment and system charges as if they were added through the
conventional service order process and will be reflected on the customer’s bill
as such.
(5)The charge per line for CMS applies to all lines on the customers system,even
though some lines may be designated as not changeable.
(6)When CMS is disconnected,Service and Equipment Charges,as specified
elsewhere,will apply per line for all changes or rearrangements to system
features.
(7)If the customer moves his system from one CO to another,and station line
number changes are involved,a subsequent charge to reestablish the CMS
data base will apply.
(8)A System Establishment Charge will apply to the initial CENTRON System
installed.A discounted System Establishment Charge applies for subsequent
associated systems.
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109.1.10 OPTIONAL SERVICE FEATURES
C.ll.d.(Cont’d)
NONRECURRING MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•System Establishment
-Initial installation MB5XX $1,000.00
-Subsequent installation
for an associated system CPVWO 500.00
•Standard Features
-Inquiry,Move,Add,
Delete,Change,
Basic Management
Reports,per line[l]MB5XL $0.75
•Optional Features
-Custom Reports[2]RCVXX ICB
-Priority Service GREPX 2,500.00
-Bulk Change FN6BX 2,500.00
-Network Manipulation MB8NX 2,500.00
-System Partitioning[2]PD8XX ICB
-Packet Control Capability,
per system PTGPS 5,000.00
[1]See C.13 .c.(1),following,for rate and charge applications
[2]Rates and charges will be based on an individual case basis per customer request.
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109.1.10 OPTIONAL SERVICE FEATURES
C.Feature Description (Cont!d)
12.Customer Changeable Speed Calling
This feature allows subscribers to assign speed calling codes to their station lines.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Speed caLl 6,per list ESHC6 $54.00 $0.3 I
•Speed call 6,per main
station line EST1L 0.10
•Speed call 30,per list ESHC3 54.00 0.31
•Speed call 30,per main
station line ESF1L 0.10
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109.1.10 OPTIONAL SERVICE FEATURES
C.Feature Description (Cont’d)
13.Distinctive Ringing/Distinctive Call Waiting Tone
a.Description
This feature enables a station user to determine the source of a call incoming to
the station.
b.Regulations
Distinctive Ringing and Call Waiting Tone are furnished in different classes
which permit main station line users to identify the source of calls as follows:
CLASS CALL SOURCE
A -Intercommunication
B -Direct inward dialed local and toll
-Attendant completed
-CCSA access line
-Voice D circuit
Distinctive ringing is furnished to indicate the source of calls to idle main station
lines.Distinctive tone is furnished to indicate the source of calls to busy main
station lines equipped for Call Waiting optional service features.
A distinctive ringing/tone is furnished to each class and is used to identify all
call sources within each class.
Class A ringing/tone is not furnished separately and is included at no additional
charge to main station lines arranged for Class B ringing/tone.
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C.13.(Cont’d)
c.Rates and Charges[1]
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Common Equipment,per
system DRR $131.00 $0.41
•Class B Ringing/Tone,per main
station line BRT 2.75 2.06
14.Flexible Route Selection (FRS)
a Description
FRS is an optional feature,available where facilities permit that allows station
users,by dialing a preselected code,to automatically select the preferred route
subscribed for by a customer,for network calls.Alternate routing to other
facilities subscribed for by the customer,is also provided.This arrangement is
available for use with FX,WATS,CCSA,and MTS Network.
FRS is accessed by dialing a single code (1,2,or 3 digits)which automatically
selects the appropriate route to complete the call.If all facilities in the initial
route selected are busy,the call will advance to other routes in the selected
pattern.Patterns may consist of up to four (4)private routes.If no route is
available,the call will route to the selected long distance carrier or overflow
tone at the custome?s option.
The routing may be based on a number plan area (NPA)or specific CO codes
within an NPA as designated by the customer.This is referred to as six (6)digit
translation.
[1]Service establishment charge specified previously applies.
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C.14.(Cont’d)
b.Regulations
All rates and charges specified for FRS are in addition to the rates and charges
for the associated facilities.
Preferred routes and alternate routing patterns will be specified by the customer.
The number of patterns required by a customer is governed by the type and
variety of facilities to which the customer subscribes.The maximum number of
patterns is 64.
A pattern may have either the selected carrier or overflow tone as a tinal route.
Dial 9 may be used as an access code only if the patterns accessed have the
selected carrier as a final route.
A route cannot be used more than once in the same pattern.
The customer is responsible for notifying the Company whenever any additions
or changes of routes or patterns are required.
c.Explanation of Terms
Route
A route is a group of one or more facilities of the same type used to complete 7
or 10 digit calls between the same points,(e.g.,I FX or 3 WATS Band I lines,
or 2 WATS Band 5 lines,or I CCSA,etc.).A WATS Band 1 and a WATS
Band 5 are considered to be two routes.
Route Selection
The automatic selection of the preferred route as predetermined by the customer,
upon dialing of an access code by the station user.
Pattern
A group of routes arranged to be selected in a sequence specified by the
customer.
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C.I 4.c.(Cont’d)
Six (6)Digit Translation
The screening of a specific group of digits to determine proper call routing.
Where the calls are limited to specific CO designations within the NPA,the
NPA code and the CO code (the first 6 digits)must be screened.This is referred
to as 6 digit translation.
d.Rates and Charges
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Flexible Route Selection[1]
-Common Equipment,per
customer group ABB $525.00 $66.87
•Route Selection Patterns
-Per Pattern,each[2]ABK 120.00 4.12
-To overflow tone,per
pattern each ABW 120.00 10.29
-Per 6 digit translator,
perNPA ABM 54.00 4.12
[1]Each WATS Band is treated as a separate route.
[2]Where a toll restricted station line accesses a pattern whose final route is the MTS,
overflow to MTS will not occur.
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109.1.10 OPTIONAL SERVICE FEATURES
C.Feature Description (Cont’d)
15.Hot Line
Allows equipped station to automatically place a call to a preassigned number by
going off-hook.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Per system N/A $60.00
•Per line equipped ETV $1.03
16.Toll Restriction
SERVICE &
EQUIPMENT MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Per system N/A $16.45
•Per main station line restricted ETB 6.00 $1.02
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C.Feature Description (Cont’d)
17.Automatic Route Selection (ARS)
a.Description
ARS is a Centrex-CO optional feature,available where facilities permit,that
allows station users,by dialing a preselected code,to automatically select the
preferred route subscribed for by a customer,for network calls.Alternate
routing to other facilities,subscribed for by the customer,is also provided.This
arrangement is available for use with FX,WATS,CCSA OFF-NET and MTS
Network.
ARS is accessed by dialing a single code (1,2 or 3 digits)which automatically
selects the appropriate route (FX,WATS,CCSA OFF-NET or the MTS
Network)to complete the call.If all facilities in the initial route selected are
busy,the call will advance to other routes in the selected pattern.Patterns may
consist of up to four (4)private routes.If no route is available,the call will
route to the MTS Network or overflow tone at the customer’s option.All
patterns accessed by a single access code will have the same final route,either
the MTS Network or overflow tone.
For calls using FX,WATS or CCSA OFF-NET facilities,the routing may be
based on a number plan area (NPA)and limited to specified CO codes within
the NPA as designated by the customer.This is referred to as foreign area
discrete translation.
b.Regulations
ARS is offered only to Centrex-CO customers served from No.I ESS central
offices equipped to furnish this feature,where facilities permit.
All rates and charges specified for ARS are in addition to the rates and charges
for the associated facilities.
Preferred routes and alternate routing patterns will be specified by the customer.
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C.17.b.(Cont’d)
The number of patterns required by a customer is governed by the type and
variety of facilities to which the customer subscribes.
A single rate per facility will apply regardless of the number of patterns having
access to that facility.The monthly rate specified is applicable to each facility
available to the patterns.
A group of patterns may have either the MTS Network as a final route or
overflow tone.A combination of both within the same pattern group,that is,a
group of patterns accessed by one code,is not permitted.Dial 9 may be used as
an access code only if the patterns accessed have the MTS Network as a final
route.
Patterns without final route to the MTS Network may be offered only if a
customer subscribes to a sufficient number of facilities which,in the judgment
of the Company,provide an adequate level of service so as to avoid interfering
with the service of others or to prevent others from making or receiving calls
over their telephone service.
Where toll restricted stations have access to ARS patterns with final route to the
MTS Network,rates and charges as specified for patterns with overflow to tone
apply in lieu of the charges specified for final route to the MTS Network.
Where a route is used in one pattern (pattern reached by one access code)only
one translation may be provided per route.Where a route is used in two or more
patterns (each pattern is accessed by different access codes)one translation per
pattern ma be provided subject to the appropriate charges as specified herein.
Voice D Circuits or circuit groups,as set forth in the Access Service Catalog
will not be included as routes in patterns.
The customer is responsible for notifying the Company whenever any additions
or changes of routes,patterns or facilities are required.
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109.1.10 OPTIONAL SERVICE FEATURES
C.17.(Cont’d)
c.Definitions
Facility
A facility denotes a specific FX,CCSA or WATS circuit.
Route
A route is a group of one or more facilities of the same type used to complete 7
or 10 digit calls between the same points,e.g.,1 FX or 3 WATS Band I lines,or
2 WATS Band 5 lines,or 1 CCSA.etc.A WATS Band 1 and a WATS Band 5
are considered to be two routes.Exception:Where a customer has WAYS
Route Advance,the route capacity of a pattern is only reduced by one route.
Route Selection
The automatic selection of the preferred route is predetermined by the customer,
upon dialing of an access code by the Centrex station user.
Pattern
A group of routes arranged to be selected in a sequence specified by the
customer.
Foreign Area Discrete Translation
Provides the screening of a specific group of digits,by the Centrex switcher,to
determine proper call routing.Where the calls are limited to specific CO
designations within the NPA,the NPA code and the CO code (the first 6 digits)
must be screened.This is referred to as 6 digit translation.
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C.17.(Confd)
d.Rates and Charges
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
LJSOC CHARGE RATE
•Common Equipment
-Per customer group
Per No.1 ESS
switching equipment ART $758.75 $236.04
•Route Selection Patterns
-Per facility terminated in
patterns,each AR5 11.00 5.48
-By NPA code only,
with final route
-To the MTS Network,
per pattern each AR9 166,25 13.25
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C.17.d.(Cont’d)
INSTALLATION
CHARGE
•Additions,deletions or changes
of routes in existing patterns,
per pattern[l]$166.25
-Addition of patterns,
per pattern [2]
-Addition or deletion of
a facility to an
existing route
-Additions or changes
in NPA or CO code
screening,per route[l]227.50
[1]Each WATS band is treated as a separate route.
[2]Same rates and charges as specified for route selection patterns.
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C.17.d.(Cont’d)
NONRECURRING
USOC CHARGE
ARS Design Recommendation
•Tape summarization procedure,
per occasion[1,2]
-First 10000 calls ARXTP 81,310.00
-Each additional 1000 calls ARXTP 19.80
•Manual input procedure,
per occasion[1,2]
-First 10000 calls ARXMP 1,165.00
-Each additional 1000 calls ARXMP 5.85
•Subsequent ARS Design Recommendation
-First 10000 calls.tape ARXTP 1,800.00
-Each additional 1000 calls,tape ARXTP 55.00
-First 10000 calls,manual ARXMP 1,600.00
-Each additional 100 calls,manual ARXMP 33.33
[I]These charges are applicable each time the (TEARS)program is used.
[2]At the request of the customer,the Company will provide an ARS design
recommendation based upon the traffic data available and configured utilizing
Company traffic engineering principles.The charges shown for this service apply
per occasion and include provision of the data to the customer in Company printed
copy format.The accuracy of the recommendation provided to the customer is
dependent upon the data available and the assumptions used,and should not be
construed as a guarantee of future performance.The customer is responsible to
advise the Company ofthe ARS design to be used.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS (Cont’d)
109.1.12 CEIVTRON6 AND 30 SERVICE
A.Description
1.CENTRON 6 and 30 Service are optional features furnished from a Stored
Program Controlled central office available to individual line business and
residence customers wishing to combine two to thirty exchange access lines into a
group (Obsolete -See 109.l.12.A.l5.,following).cEZ’/TRON6 and 30 Service
require special central office equipment and are not provided in all central offices.
The Company may furnish CENTRON 6 and 30 Service where there is available
central office equipment with the proper program updates,as determined by the
Company.
2.CENTROiV 6 and 30 Service cannot be used with remote switching systems
(RSS),Centrex services,or other C’ENTROAT services.In addition,EIVTRON 6
and 30 Service cannot be used on trunks,or with Public Communications Service.
multiparty service,InterLATA Foreign Exchange (FX)service,or Outward
WATS.
3.Level access on a CENTRON6 or 30 Service is not allowed.
4.A customer may choose to combine access lines terminating at different locations
into a single ENTRO7’/6 or 30 package.All access lines.Terminating in
CENTRON 6 or 30 Service however,must be served by the same central office.
5.Flat Rate Service and Message or Measured Rate Service access lines may not be
mixed in the same CENTROJ’/6 or 30 package.The combination of residence
and business access lines is allowed.
6.The quality of transmission for calls utilizing CENTRON 6 or 30 Call Forwarding
or CENTRON 6 or 30 Conferencing may vary depending on the distance and
routing involved.The Company makes no representation as to the quality of the
transmission on such calls.
7.CENTRON 6 and 30 Service standard and optional features cannot be used in
combination with existing Custom Calling services.
8.CENTRON 6 or 30 Service are allowed only with Touch-Tone equipped access
lines.
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109.1.12 CENTRON6 AND 30 SERVICE
A.Description (Cont’d)
9.Where Message or Measured Service exchange access lines terminate in
CENTRON 6 or 30 Service,message charges are not applied to calls completed
utilizing the Intercom feature.
10.Suspension of service will not be allowed for CENTRON 6 or 30 Service.
11.CENTROAT 6 and 30 Service will not be provided as a new service to any
customer or applicant with a single individual line as of May 10,1984.These
services presently being furnished on a one-line basis to existing customer may be
continued in service on the same premises for the same customer.Additional
features may be added to the present system so long as the central office facilities
are available.
12.When CENTRON 6 or 30 Service is provided on lines arranged for Companion
Line service,all lines in the hunt group must be equipped for CENTRON 6 or 30
Service.
13.The minimum service period for CEA/TRON 6 or 30 Service is one month.
14.800 Service circuit terminating on a ENTRON 6 or 30 Service can be furnished
with CENTRON 6 or 30 Service standard and optional features excluding the
intercom feature.
15.Effective January 11,1990,CEJ’/TRON 6 and 30 Service is obsolete for business
customers.Effective August 1,1990,CEATTRON6 and 30 Service is obsolete for
residence customers.Existing CENTRON 6 and 30 Service residence and
business customers may continue their service on the same premises for the same
customer.New installations,changes or moves will be converted to
CCMS/CENTRON I Service.Service and Equipment and Nonrecurring charges
will be waived for conversions of existing services.
B.Standard Features
6 Intercom
A user of the CENTROJ’/6 Service can dial up to five (5)other lines in the same
package by dialing an access code followed by a single digit.Two user stations
with the same line number cannot access each other utilizing the Intercom feature.
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109.1.12 CENTRON6AND3O SERVICE
B.Standard Features (Cont’d)
30 Intercom
A user of the CENTRON 30 Service can dial up to twenty-nine (29)other lines in
the same package by dialing an access code followed by two digits.Two user
stations with the same line number cannot access each other utilizing the Intercom
feature.
Touch-Tone
Touch-Tone Calling Service is a distinctive type of telephone service using audible
voice frequency tones to actuate the CO equipment,and is provided as a part of the
standard package.
Call Hold
A user of CENTRON 6 or 30 Service can place any established call on hold by
dialing a control code.This frees the line to originate another call or use the call
pickup feature.
Call Pickup Group
This feature enables a user of CENTRON 6 or 30 Service to answer a call which
has been directed to another line in the package.Additional Call Pickup Groups
are available as an optional feature.
User Transfer
The user of CENTRON 6 or 30 Service can transfer any established call to another
line within or outside the package.
Conferencing
The user of CENTROJ’/6 or 30 Service can hold an in progress call and complete a
second call while maintaining privacy from the first call.In addition,the user may
choose to add on the previously held call into a three-way conference.
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.12 CENTRON6 AND 30 SERVICE (Contd)
C.Optional Features
Additional Pick-Up Group
This feature enables a user of CENTRON 6 or 30 Service to answer a call which
has been directed to another line in the package.These Call Pick-up Groups are in
addition to the Call Pick-up Group provided as standard feature.
Call Waiting
This feature provides a tone alert to a CENTRON 6 or 30 Service user who is on an
existing call that another call is waiting.
Call Forwarding
This feature allows the user to program automatic transfer of all calls made to the
called line to a different line,within or outside the C’ENTRON 6 or 30 group.
Alternate Answering -(Call Forwarding,Busy/Don’t Answer)[1]
This feature automatically transfers incoming calls that encounter a (1 )busy
condition and/or a (2)don’t answer condition after a preselected number of rings
(from I to 7)to an alternate designated line within the package.
Alternate Answering -(Busy Line)[1]
This feature automatically transfers incoming calls that encounter a busy condition
to an alternate designated line within the package.
Alternate Answering -(Don’t Answer)[1]
This feature automatically transfers incoming calls that encounter a don’t answer
condition after a preselected number of rings (from 1 to 7)to an alternate
designated line within the package.
[1]When it is determined that a subscriber to Alternate Answering is forwarding calls
to a residence line from a business line to the extent that the primary use of the
residence line is substantially of a business nature,the residence line will be
reclassified as business service and business rates will apply.
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.12 CENTRON6 AND 30 SERVICE
C.Optional Features (Cont’d)
CENTRON 6 Convenience Dialing
This feature allows a user to abbreviate dialing patterns for frequently called and
emergency numbers.By dialing an access code and two digits,a customer can dial
up to thirty (30)preprogrammed numbers.All lines in a package may share the
same list or the list may be available to an individual line only.Customers may
make changes to their list by dialing special codes.
ENTRON 30 Convenience Dialing
Same as CENTRON 6 Convenience Dialing above except that a CENTRON 30
Service customer can only dial up to six (6)preprogrammed numbers by dialing an
access code and single digit.
D.Rates and Charges -General
The following USOCs are for CENTRON 6 or 30 Service only and are in addition
to the USOCs for access lines and other services or equipment with which they are
associated.
MONTHLY
USOC RATE
1.Standard Features
•ENTRON 6 Service
(2 thru 6 lines),per line MVP $6.17
•CENTRON3O Service
(2 thru 30 lines),per line MVPAL 9.26
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109.1.12 CENTRON6 AND 30 SERVICE
D.Rates and Charges -General (Cont’d)
MONTHLY RATE
USOC RESIDENCE BUSINESS
2.CENTRON 6 and 30 Service
Optional Features
Additional Call Pickup,
per group[l]MVPCP $4.12 $4.12
Call Waiting,per line[1]MVPCW 5.50 3.09
Call Forwarding,per line[1]MVPCF 4.00 2,80
Alternate Answering -
(Call Forwarding -
Busy Line/Don’t
Answer),per line[l]MVPAA 4.50 1.35
Alternate Answering -
(Call Forwarding -Busy
Line),per line[1]MVPBL 3.00 0.35
Alternate Answering -
(Call Forwarding -Don’t
Answer),per line[1]MVPDA 2.50 1.10
CENTRON 6 Convenience
Dialing -30#List,
per list,each MVPCD 2.50 3.50
CENTRON 30 Convenience
Dialing -6#List,
per list,each MBWCD 2.00 2.50
[1]This optional feature can be used with either C’ENTRON 6 or 30 Service.
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109.1.12 CENTRON6 AND 30 SERVICE
D.Rates and Charges -General (Contd)
MONTHLY RATE
USOC RESIDENCE BUSINESS
3.Miscellaneous Line
Terminating Arrangements[11
800 Service Circuit,each
termination to main station line WTK $2.00 $2.00
4.Training on Customer Premises
If customers request training on their premises,the charges will apply per 1 hour
session.
Training Category
NONRECURRING
CHARGE
Station Users,each session $120.00
5.Documentation
The customer is provided the following documentation to promote an
understanding and an ongoing operative knowledge of system:
•Initially,a supply of self paced user instruction booklets and dialing
instruction cards will be provided for each system (one per equipped station).
•Subsequently,additional copies will be provided based upon customer needs.
[1]In the event an incoming 800 service call is transferred to a remote location,
transmission performance cannot be guaranteed.
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS (Cont’d)
109.1.13 CENTRON CUSTOM
A.Description
CENTRON Custom Service is obsolete and will not be offered to new customers as
of February 20,1992.Effective May 20,1992,all Month-to-Month customers
must convert to other appropriate service.Existing contracted customers may
continue to subscribe to CENTRON Custom Service until their contract term
expires.Maintenance will be provided for contracted systems.The terms and
conditions associated with the obsolescence of this service are the same as those
specified for Centrex Plus Service in 109.1.16,following.
1.CENTRON Custom is a business communications system furnished only from a
Stored Program Controlled central office and is offered subject to the availability
of facilities and applicable generic feature programs.Network access is provided
through Network Access Registers as found in 5.3.3,preceding.The provision of
such facilities and programs will be determined by the Company based upon
regular engineering practices and economic considerations.
C’ENTRON Custom is so arranged as to provide the following basic service
features:
a.Direct inward and outward dialing of exchange and long distance message
network calls from stations and attendant positions.
b.Intercommunication between station lines of the same CENTRON Custom
system.
c.Identification,by main station line number on the custome?s bill,of outgoing
and incoming collect long distance message network calls.
d.Call transfer-all calls,provides for all transfers including DID to DOD,
consultation hold and add-on for any established call without the assistance of
an attendant.
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109.1.13 CENTRON CUSTOM
A.1.(Cont’d)
e.Main station line series completion and multiline hunting.[1]
f Common recorded announcement for interception of calls to unassigned station
numbers.
g.Touch-Tone calling provided on station lines.
h.Trunk answer any station for incoming primary listed directory calls.
2.Miscellaneous lines are those lines which are not a basic part of the CENTRON
Custom system,i.e.,CCSA,Voice D circuits,WATS,etc.,but which require
CENTRON Custom switching capabilities in order to function with CENTRON
Custom service.Each miscellaneous line that is terminated in a CENTRON
Custom system requires a termination arrangement.
3.Main station line features may be provided for attendant access lines where
facilities permit.
4.Group Use Service provides intercommunication capability for different
customers to dial one another by way of a four or five digit number provided the
different customers are served from the same serving central office.
5.Features
a.Standard CENTRON Custom features allowed on main station lines:
•Restrictions (line Class of Service)
•Semi Restricted
•Non Restricted
•Toll Restriction
•Hunting
•Series Sequential
•Series Non Sequential
•Multiline
•Flexible Station Hunting (2B ESS)
[1)Hunting requirements differ by type of office.
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.13 ENTRON CUSTOM
A.Description (Cont’d)
LINE CLASS CODE
FLAT MEASURED
6.CENTRON provides the following
standard main line classes of service.
•Non Restricted -Station may originate calls
to intra group stations,and the message
network.This class of service may
receive all types of calls.RNN RM1
•Non Restricted Outgoing -Semi Restricted
terminating -Station may originate calls
to intragroup stations and the message
network.This class of service may receive
calls from intragroup stations only.RNS RM2
•Non Restricted Outgoing -Deny
terminating -Station may originate calls
to intragroup stations,and the message
network.This class of service cannot
receive any calls.RND RM3
•Semi Restricted Outgoing -Non Restricted
terminating -Station may originate calls
to intragroup stations.This class of service
may receive all types of calls.RSN RSN
•Semi Restricted Outgoing -Deny
terminating -Station may originate calls
to intragroup stations.This class
of service cannot receive any calls.RSD RSD
•Semi Restricted Outgoing -Semi
Restricted Incoming -Station may
originate and receive calls from
intragroup stations.RS I RS 1
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.13 CENTRON CUSTOM
A.6.(Cont’d)
LINE CLASS CODE
FLAT MEASURED
•Deny Origination -Non Restricted
terminating -Station cannot
originate any calls.Station may
receive all types of calls.RDN RDN
•Deny Origination -Semi Restricted
terminating -Station cannot
originate any calls.Station may
receive calls from intragroup stations,RDS RDS
•Toll Restricted Origination -Non
Restricted terminating -Station may
originate local 7 digit,911
emergency,1+411 local information,
1+800 Inwats,and repair service calls
only.Station may terminate all
types of calls.RTR RM7
•800 Service terminated -the station is
the switching telephone number
(semi restricted origination).RIW R1W
•800 Service main station line terminated -
The station is the switching telephone
number (non-restricted origination).RIN RIN
•800 Service attendant terminated -the
attendant station is the switching
telephone number.RIX RIX
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.13 CENTRON CUSTOM
A.Description (Cont’d)
7.All classes of service with the exception of Deny Origination,are allowed access
to Voice D circuits,CCSA,and WATS etc.,providing the station is translated
with the proper category codes.
8.New line class code screening may be negotiated,providing the office is capable
of the arrangement requested.
9.The network demarcation for CEATTRON Custom is the point at which the
entrance facilities to the building,office park or buildings within a campus
environment are initially terminated.CENTRON-Custom service and features are
provided up to the network demarcation at rates and charges specitied herein.
The customer will be responsible for provision of all wire and/or cable facilities
on the customer’s side of the network demarcation.Any such facilities installed
by the Company will be provided on a time and materials basis.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.13 CENTRON CUSTOM (Cont’d)
B.Regulations
1.All CENTRON Custom station lines must be associated with the main switching
equipment.Satellite switching equipment is not offered with CENTRON Custom.
Other switching systems connected to a CENTRON Custom system by Voice D
circuit or group use arrangements are considered as separate systems and are
billed as such.
2.Temporary suspension,either full or partial,of cENTROZ’/Custom is not
permitted.
3.Where an ESS served Centrex-CO customer elects to convert to CENTRON
Custom,service and equipment charges do not apply to in-service station lines.
terminating arrangements,and optional service features provided that (1)the
customer’s system continues to be served by the same switching equipment,(2)
there is no interruption of service,and (3)there are no moves,changes or
additions of such in service station lines,arrangements and features.The
conversion fee is specified in C.Rates and Charges,following.
4.Customers will be responsible to furnish all premises wiring,terminal equipment
and jacks used with the CENTRON Custom Service.
5.The rates and charges specified for CEZ’/TRON Custom are in addition to the
regular rates and charges for the services with which the c’ENTRON Custom is
associated,e.g.,WATS,CCSA,etc.
6.One primary directory listing is furnished without charge for each CENTROIV
Custom system.Directory listings of main station lines may be provided at the
regular business additional listing rate (CLT)as specified in this catalog.
7.Transfer of calls will be provided on listed directory numbers on a total system
disconnect only.
8.Customers not wishing to change their listed directory number to be part of a total
(‘ENTRON system may keep their existing number(s)as an option.See
terminating listed directory numbers in this Section.
9.Loop Diversity.Avoidance and Fiber Optic Protect Path defined in the Access
Service Catalog is available with CENTRON Custom Service.
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.13 CENTRON CUSTOM (Cont’d)
C.Rates and Charges -General
I.At the time a main station line is initially installed,it will be equipped with a
main station line class of service,intercommunication,Touch-Tone and if
desired,sequential,nonsequential or multiline hunting arrangement as determined
jointly by the customer and the Company.
2.Applicable incremental charges as specified elsewhere in this Catalog apply.
3.The number of simultaneous exchange and long distance message network calls
to and from main station line locations and attendant positions are controlled by
the number of Network Access Registers.
4.In the event CO blocking occurs for a customer,a traffic measurement study will
be required at rates and charges specified in 10.10.4,following.When the
blocking is due to an increase in customer usage,additional Network Access
Registers will be added and the customer billed accordingly.
5.CENTRON Custom network access is available on a flat and measured rate basis.
The measured rate usage charges specified elsewhere in this Catalog apply.
6.The provision of network access is based on the use of Company specified
number of Network Access Registers as required by the number of main station
lines which will be determined on a customer by customer basis.
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.13 CENTRON CUSTOM (Cont’d)
D.Rates and Charges -Common Equipment
Regular rates and charges will apply for Customer Training where applicable.All
optional features may be used at appropriate rates and charges specified elsewhere;
providing the serving CO is properly equipped and facilities are available.
1.Nonrecurring Charges
NONRECURRING
USOC CHARGE
•Terminating listed directory
numbers from outside the
CENTRON Common block[1]M5A $45.00
2.Common Equipment
SERVICE &
EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE CHARGE RATE
•C’ENTRON Common
Equipment,per system
-UptolOOlines ERC $6.50 $950.00 $42.18
-101 to 300 lines ERC 6.50 2000.00 42.18
[11 The above charge is in addition to all other applicable charges for the main station
line.
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.13 CENTRON CUSTOM
D.Rates and Charges -Common Equipment (Cont’d)
3.Main Station Lines
SERVICE &
EQUIPMENT MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Main station and
intercommunication
line terminated
at customer’s
premises EEA,EXO $47.50 [lj
•Off Premises
Extension EEF,EWT 47.50 [1]
4.Service and Equipment CO Change Charge
a.The following service and equipment charge for change applies:
SERVICE &
EQUIPMENT
CHARGE
•Per activity,per access $27.50
line changed
[1)For C’ENTRON Custom Service rates and charges will be developed on the basis of
each individual case for Intercommunication.
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109.1 DIAL SwITcHING SYSTEMS
109.1.13 (‘ENTRON CUSTOM
D.Rates and Charges -Common Equipment (Cont’d)
5.Miscellaneous Line Terminating Arrangements[l ,2]
Provides for termination of special facilities into the system.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Voice D Circuit,each ESJ $46.00 $81.28
•Tandem Voice D
Circuit,each ETM 46.00 95.68
•CCSA or 0CC Access Line
Circuit requiring
Dedicated Trunk,each ESO 46.00
•Foreign Exchange
Circuit,each ESQ 41.00 53.50
•WATS (outgoing)or
WATS like service
using FGD or SFG
Circuit,each ES2 41.00 3.09
•800 Service Circuit,each
terminated to main
station line[3,4,5]ETZ 41.00 3.09
[1]Not available in 2B ESS office.
[2]Where a CENTROZ’./main station line is extended as a Voice D circuit to another
switching system,the rates and charges specified for a ENTRON main station line
apply in addition to the rates and charges specified for CENTRON Voice D circuit
termination arrangement.
[3]For every four 800 service circuits terminated in a CENTRON System.network
access registers should be increased by one.
[4]Each main station line terminating an incoming WATS Line will be restricted to
intercom only.
[5]In the event an incoming 800 service call is transferred to a remote location,
transmission performance cannot be guaranteed.
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.13 CENTRON CUSTOM
D.Rates and Charges -Common Equipment (Cont’d)
6.Digital Facility Interface
a.Description
This termination provides a digital interface for a high capacity (1.544 Mbps)
facility which terminates to a customer’s central office based switching system.
This service provides for the connectivity of 24 circuits within the
C’ENTRON/Centrex system.
b.Regulations
The rates and charges for the Digital Facility Interface are in addition to the rates
and charges applicable for the appropriate high capacity facility.All current
rules and regulations,including Federal regulations apply to the application of
the high capacity facility.[1]
Digital Facility Interface will only be offered to CENTRON/Centrex customers,
and will only provide for tie lines in a non-tandem configuration.This service is
not provided on D4 channel banks.
SERVICE &
EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CIIARGE[21 CHARGE[2J RATE
Common
Equipment[3]
-Per digital
interface unit,
per 1.544
Mbps facility D1E1X $255.00 $540.00 $270.00
[1]The High Capacity facility as found elsewhere should be rated as if it terminates to
an end user’s premises.The CENTRON in this case is the end user’s premises.
[2]Applies on initial and subsequent activity.
[3]For CENTRON to CENTRON connections two Digital Facility Interfaces will be
required,one at each end.
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109.1.13 CENTRON CUSTOM
D.6.b.(Cont’d)
SERVICE &
EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGELII CHARGEI1I RATE
•Circuit Connections
-CENTRONto
CENTROZ’/M5P $8.50 $12.00 $20.00
-CENTRON to
PBX/Key M62 8.50 12.00 20.00
-CENTRONto
Interexchange
Carrier M63 8.50 12.00 20.00
[1]Applies on initial and subsequent activity.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS (Cont’d)
109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE
1.Effective February 5,1996 Centrex Plus Service is grandfathered to current
customers.
2.Current customers are:
a.Those customers with a Centrex Plus system(s)on record as of February 5,
1996,
b.Those customers for whom a written offer,documented proposal,or Request For
Proposal (RFP)response has been provided by an authorized Company
representative on or before February 5,1996 and which offer terminates on the
date stated on the offer,documented proposal,or RFP response.If no
termination date is stated,the offer is hereby deemed terminated on May 5,
1996,or
c.Those customers who have signed a contract or for whom a service order has
been issued on or before February 5,1996,and whose service has not yet been
installed.
3.The term of all existing contracts will be honored and extensions will be allowed
as long as the extension period is no longer than the longest contract term allowed
in the state.Multiple extensions will be allowed as long as they do not extend
beyond April 29,2005.
4.Contract extensions will be allowed at the same station rates as the contract being
extended if these rates pass the then current price test.If prices need to be
modified,they will be tiled with the Commission,as appropriate.
5.Current customers may move,add,and change station lines and optional features
at existing locations (premises).These moves,adds,and changes are allowed
until
•the customer moves to another service,
•the contract expires,or
•April 29,2005.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE (Cont’d)
Customers may add to their current station lines in a common block on record or
identified in an authorized Company proposal as of February 5,1996 as follows
for the life of the grandfather term:
•1-100 station lines 100%growth every year
•100 +station lines 100%growth every two years
These numbers are not compounded.
Current customers may add no additional common blocks beyond those common
blocks on record or identified in an authorized Company proposal as of February
5,1996,except as follows:
a.Customers may vacate and move locations which may require a common block
to be changed.
b.Customers purchasing a new business who want the acquired business location
of record to have Centrex Plus Service.
c.If the customer is a government entity,the customer may add new common
blocks as part of plans to realign government functions.
d.The Company reserves the right to monitor system efficiencies and perform
necessary reconfigurations to enhance customer utilization of intercom dialing
plans and abbreviated dialing features.This reconfiguration will not have the
effect of increasing the total number of locations or lines except as otherwise
allowed under the terms of the grandfathering provisions.
Current customers may add up to 20 additional locations (premises)annually for
each of their common blocks.
6.Customers currently on month-to-month arrangements will be allowed to keep
their current service at current rates or convert to a term Centrex Plus contract at
the then current Centrex Plus term rate.Their rates,however,will be realigned at
the time changes are made to the End User Common Line rates or if there is a
change in the price test.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFIcE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE (Cont’d)
7.Should an existing Centrex Plus customer sell it’s business,its systems and
contracts may be assigned subject to the assignee being bound by the terms and
conditions set forth above.
8.Customers who currently have Centrex,CENTRON or another Centrex/
CENTRON-like system and who have not yet converted to Centrex Plus,will be
allowed to keep their current service at their current contract station rates until
expiration of their contract.Their current Centrex,CENTRON or another
Centrex/C’ENTRON -like service contract rates may be extended if these rates
pass the then current price test.All other provisions cited above including those
regarding limitations on common blocks,number of locations (premises)that can
be added,and line and feature moves,adds,and changes will apply to these
customers.
9.Current customers will be allowed to move to another service such as PBX
trunks,individual business lines,or the new Centrex Service if it is available,etc.,
without termination liability penalty.
10.Any Centrex Plus orders taken after February 5,1996 and for which there is not
an outstanding proposal from a Company representative will be terminated at the
time of Commission approval of the Company Centrex Plus discontinuance
request.The customer must move to an alternative service.Although the
alternative service arrangements may be different,the transition will occur
without additional nonrecurring charges.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE (Cont’d)
A.Description
1.Centrex Plus Service is a business communications system furnished only from a
Stored Program Controlled central office and is offered subject to the availability
of facilities and applicable generic feature programs.A group of station lines is
translated for an individual customer group and provides common access to a
predetermined group of system features.Customers have a choice of access to
the general network via each Centrex Plus station line (non-blocking)or
controlled access (blocking)depending upon the number of Network Access
Registers subscribed to by the customer as found in 5.3.3,preceding.
2.Centrex Plus standard features include the following features depending upon the
serving central office:
•Audible Message Waiting
•Automatic Call Back
•Call Forwarding -Busy Line
•Call Forwarding -Don’t Answer
•Call Forwarding -Variable
•Call Hold
•Call Park
•Call Pickup
•Call Waiting
-Call Forwarding of Call Waiting Calls
-Dial Originating
-Originating
-Terminating
-Cancel Call Waiting
•Conference Calling
•Data Call Protection
•Direct Inward Dialing
•Direct Outward Dialing
•Distinctive Ringing/Distinctive Call Waiting Tone
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE
A.2.(Cont’d)
•Executive Busy Override
•Hunting
•Individual Line Billing
•Intercept
•Intrasystem Calling
•Last Number Redial
•Line Restrictions
•Make Set Busy
•Network Speed Call
•Outgoing Trunk Queuing
•Speed Calling
•Three-Way Calling/Consultation Hold/Call Transfer -Touch-Tone
•Touch-Tone
•Trunk Answer Any Station (Night Service)
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE
A.Description (Cont’d)
3.Centrex Plus optional features include the following features depending upon the
serving central office:
•Account Codes
•Attendant Access Line Service
•Attendant Set Interface[1]
•Authorization Codes
•Automatic Route Selection (ARS)
-Expensive Route Warning Tone
•Call Forward Don’t Answer/Call Forward Busy Customer Programmable
•Call Forwarding via Private Facilities
•Centrex Management System (CMS)
•Direct Inward System Access (DISA)[1j
•Electronic Set Service[l]
-Auto Answer Back
-Automatic Dial
-Automatic Line
-Business Set Call Forward Per Key
-Business Set Inspect Key
-Call Forward Reason Display
-Direct Station SelectionlBusy Lamp Field
-Display Called Number
-Display Calling Number
-Executive Message Waiting
-Fast Transfer
-Group Intercom
-Group Intercom All Calls
-Message Center
-Message Waiting Set
-Music on Hold -Electronic Set
-Originating/Terminating Line Select
-Privacy Release
-Query Time
-Station Camp-On
[1]Available only from a DMS-100 Central Office.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE
A.3.(Cont’d)
•Hot Line
•Loudspeaker Paging
•Message Waiting Visual
•Multiple Position Hunt
•Music on Hold[1]
•Remote Access
•Station Message Detail Recording
•Time of Day NCOS (Network Class of Service)Update[l]
•Time of Day Routing[1]
•Trunk Verification From Designated Station[1]
•Uniform Call Distribution
[1]Available only from a DMS-100 Central Office.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE
A.Description (Cont’d)
4.Miscellaneous facility terminations are those lines and trunks which are not a
basic part of the Centrex Plus system,e.g.,Voice Grade Circuits,WATS,etc.,but
which require Centrex Plus switching capabilities in order to function with
Centrex Plus Service.Each miscellaneous line that is terminated in a Centrex
Plus system requires a termination arrangement.
5.Main station line features may be provided for attendant access lines where
facilities permit.
6.Split service common equipment is required when a Centrex Plus customer
desires to segregate the Centrex Plus station lines into separate groups,thereby
enabling each group to have a different set of system common features.
7.Centrex Plus Service and features are provided up to the network demarcation at
rates and charges specified herein.The customer will be responsible for
provision of all wire and/or cable facilities on the customer’s side of the network
demarcation.Any such facilities installed by the Company will be provided on a
time and materials basis.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE (Cont’d)
B.Regulations
1.All Centrex Plus station lines must be associated with the main switching
equipment.Other switching systems connected to a Centrex Plus system by
Voice Grade Circuits or group use arrangements are considered as separate
systems and are billed as such.
2.Customer request for temporary suspension,either full or partial,of Centrex Plus
Service is not permitted.Seasonal disconnects are allowed providing all rates and
charges still apply.
3.Where a Stored Program Controlled CENTRON Custom customer elects to
convert to Centrex Plus Service,nonrecurring charges do not apply to in-service
station lines,terminating arrangements,and optional service features provided
that (I)the customer’s system continues to be served by the same switching
equipment,(2)there is no interruption of service,and (3)there are no moves,
changes or additions of such in service station lines,arrangements and features.
4.Customers will be responsible to furnish all premises wiring,terminal equipment
and jacks used with the Centrex Plus Service.
5.The rates and charges specified for Centrex Plus are in addition to the regular
rates and charges for the services with which the Centrex Plus is associated,e.g.,
WATS,Voice Grade Circuits,etc.
6.One primary directory listing is furnished without charge for each Centrex Plus
system.Directory listings of main station lines may be provided at the regular
business additional listing rate (CLT)as specified in 5.7.1,preceding.
7.Transfer of calls will be provided on listed directory numbers on a total system
disconnect only.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE
B.Terms and Conditions (Cont’d)
8.Customers not wishing to change their listed directory number to be part of a total
system may keep their existing number(s);however,there would be a Centrex
Plus chip-in charge for translating listed directory numbers from outside the
Centrex Plus customer group.Centrex Plus Service chip-in occurs when a non-
sequential telephone number or block of numbers is added to a new or existing
sequential Centrex Plus number arrangement.
9.Each customer will be required to sign a contractual agreement for the furnishing
of services on a rate stabilized basis.
10.After the service date,a customer removing station lines in whole or in part,
below a minimum line commitment quantity,will be subject to a termination
charge.A service date will be considered the date of initial installation of station
lines for a new system or the effective date of a contract renewal for existing
systems.A minimum line commitment will be considered to be 60%of the
number of lines initially installed and in service on the annual anniversary date of
the Rate Stability Agreement.Company billing records will serve as
documentation of the number of lines in service for the purpose of establishing
the minimum line commitment.During the first year of a Rate Stability
Agreement,the minimum line commitment will be based on the total number of
lines in service 60 days after the first line is installed for a new system or the
number of lines in service upon renewal of a Rate Stability Agreement for an
existing system.In subsequent years of an agreement the minimum line
commitment will be based on the number of lines in service on the anniversary
date of the agreement.The anniversary date will be considered to be the date of
the last signature executing the agreement or a date specified in the agreement.
Termination charges will only be applicable to Centrex Plus main station lines
unless other applicable elements are noted in an agreement.Termination charges
are not applied to common equipment,or optional features.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE
B.Regulations (Cont’d)
11.The Rate Stability Plan is subject to the terms of the Termination
Liability/Waiver Policy set forth in 2.2.14.D.,preceding.
12.Nonrecurring charges can be spread over the life of the contract at the present
cost of money to the Company.
13.The customer may request a transfer of service from the customer premises
location(s)to other customer premises location(s)within Qwest Corporation’s
fourteen (14)state service area.Qwest Corporation shall grant the customer’s
request if I)necessary facilities are available;2)the customer pays all
uncollected costs associated with the original premises location including,but not
limited to,stranded facilities costs,installation costs,labor costs,engineering
costs,and service order charges;3)the customer agrees to pay the recalculated
monthly service charges and nonrecurring charges for the new location;4)the
move results in customer retaining in total the same or a greater number of
Station Lines;5)service is connected at the new location within thirty (30)days
of the disconnect date at the old location;and 6)Qwest Corporation and the
customer execute either a written Supplement to this Rate Stability Plan or a new
Rate Stability Plan,as is appropriate,with a term that is at least equal to the
remaining term of this Rate Stability Plan.If the move results in the customer
retaining in total fewer Station Lines or if service is not connected at the new
location(s)within thirty (30)days of the disconnect date at the old location(s);the
termination charge applies as set forth in 2.2.14.D.,preceding.
14.Customer Location
Customer primary location is that customer location within the area of their
current serving CO designated on the customer’s billing record.
Customer secondary location is a customer location other than the primary
location served by one or more lines of the Centrex Plus system.
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE
B.Regulations (Cont’d)
15.Centrex Plus Service is not available on Public Communications Service or
multiparty service.
16.A customer may choose to combine station lines terminating at different locations
into a single system.All station lines terminating in a system must be served by
the same CO.Lines terminating or originating in different exchange or COs are
subject to rates and charges found in the Access Services Catalog.
17.The quality of transmission for calls utilizing Call Forwarding or Conferencing
may vary depending on the distance and routing involved.
18.Centrex Plus Service requires special CO equipment and is not provided in all
COs.The Company may furnish Centrex Plus where there is available facilities
and CO equipment,with the proper program updates,as determined by the
Company.
19.Centrex Plus Optional Features will be furnished only where facilities permit as
determined by the Company.
20.Centrex Plus telephone numbers may be sequential or nonsequential.Sequential
numbers may be assigned if blocks of numbers are available and at the discretion
of the Company.
21.Loop Diversity,Avoidance and Fiber Optic Protect Path defined in the Access
Service Catalog is available with Centrex Plus Service.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE (Cont’d)
C.Rates and Charges -General
1.Each Centrex Plus station line will include the common line facility and the
standard features as appropriate.Each station line will be equipped with 3-way
calling,consultation hold,transfer,and intrasystem calling.The remaining
standard features may be selected on a line-by-line basis as determined jointly by
the customer and the Company.
2.Rates and charges for the common line facilities will be charged according to the
number of station lines per location.Each different location will begin with the
1-20 station line charges.The common line facilities between 21-50 will have
different rates and charges.Common line facilities for 51 station lines and over
will be charged according to the distance of the station line from the serving
central office,in quarter mile increments.Customers may add lines to a Centrex
Plus system at the rates and charges in effect at the time the customer signed the
Rate Stability Plan agreement.
3.Centrex Plus station lines,50 and under located outside the Base Rate Area,will
be subject to Outside the Base Rate Area Channel Connection rate found in the
Access Service Catalog,in addition to the Common Line Facilities specified
herein.
4.Centrex Plus rates and charges will be developed on an individual case basis
when unique engineering and/or customer specified dedicated investment is
required.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERvicEs
109.1 DIAL SwITcHING SYSTEMS
109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE (Cont’d)
D.Rates and Charges -Common Switching Elements
MONTHLY
USOC RATE
1.Miscellaneous Nonrecurring Charges
•Change from blocking to
non-blocking or non-blocking
to blocking,per line NR9CH $8.00
•Centrex Plus Service Chip-in,
per station line REAJP 13.50
2.Common Equipment[1]
NONRECURRING MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Centrex Plus Common
Equipment,per system HYE $215.00 $40.00
•Split Service Common
Equipment,each HYS 215.00 40.00
[1]This charge is in addition to all other applicable charges for the main station lines.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL Swrrcl-HNG SYSTEMS
109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE
D.Rates and Charges -Common Switching Elements (Cont!d)
3.Common Line Facilities,per location
USOC
Month-to-Month,blocked,each[1,2]
-Flat main station line RKY
-Flat extension station line X5G
-DMS-100 Flat main station line,
with visual message waiting[3]RQ8
NONRECURRING MONTHLY
CHARGE RATE
1 -20 station lines S47.50 520.00
21 -50 station lines 47.50 20.00
51 station lines and over 47.50 20.00
[1]End User Common Line applies to each Common Line Facility.
[2]Also apply rates and charges for Network Access Registers as found in 5.3.6.
preceding.
[3]Available only from a DMS-100 Central Office.Requires the Optional Feature
Message Waiting Visual as found elsewhere.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE
D.3.(Cont’d)
USOC
Rate stabilized,blocked.each[1,2]
-Flat Station Line RHN
-Extension Station Line X55
-DMS-l00 Flat Main Station Line
with visual message waiting[3]RQ5
12 36 60
NON-TO TO TO
RECURRING 35 59 84
CHARGE MONTHS MONTHS MONTHS
I -20 station lines S47.50 $20.00 $18.00 S15.00
21 -50 station lines 47.50 16.93 14.04 12.60
5 1 station lines and over
1 QtrrnilefromCO 47.50 4.81 3.88 3.45
2 Qtr miles from CO 47.50 5,22 4.22 3.75
3 Qtr miles from CO 47.50 5.64 4.57 4.07
4 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 6.19 5.03 4.49
5 Qtr miles from CO 47.50 6.67 5.43 4.84
6 Qtr miles from CO 47.50 7.18 5.85 5.22
7 Qtrmiles from CO 47.50 7.82 6.39 5.71
8 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 8.33 6.81 6.09
9 Qtrmiles from CO 47.50 9.15 7.49 6.70
10 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 10.80 8.87 7.94
11 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 11.53 9.48 8.49
12 Qtr miles from CO 47.50 13.87 11.42 10.24
13 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 15.73 12.98 11.64
14 Qtrmiles from CO 47.50 16.66 13.59 12.19
15 Qtrmiles from CO 47.50 17.64 14.57 13.07
16 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 20.33 16.81 15.09
17 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 21.22 17.56 15.76
18 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 21.97 18.18 16.32
19 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 22.65 18.75 16.83
20 Qtrmiles from CO 47.50 26.50 21.95 19.72
[I]In addition,the End User Common Line Charge applies to each Common Line
facility.
[2]Also apply rates and charges for Network Access Registers as found in 5.3.6,
preceding.
[3]Available only with a DMS-100 Central Office.Requires the Optional Feature
Message Waiting Visual as found elsewhere.
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE
D.3.(Cont’d)
USOC
•Rate stabilized,blocked,each[1,2]
-Flat main station line RHN
-Flat extension station line X5S
-DMS-lOO flat main station line,
with visual message waiting[3]RQ5
12 36 60
NON-TO TO TO
RECURRING 35 59 84
CHARGE MONTHS MONTHS MONTHS
51 station lines and over
21 QtrmilesfromCO $47.50 $26.79 $22.19 $19.93
22 QtrmiiesfrornCO 47.50 27.07 22.43 20.14
23 Qtr miles from CO 47.50 27.35 22.66 20.35
24 Qtr miles from CO 47.50 27.63 22.89 20.56
25 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 27.91 23.13 20.77
26 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 28.19 23.36 20.98
27 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 28.47 23.59 21.19
28 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 28.75 23.83 21.40
29 Qtr miles from CO 47.50 29.03 24.06 21.61
30 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 29.31 24.29 21.92
31 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 29.59 24.53 22.03
32 Qtr miles from CO 47.50 29.87 24.76 22.24
33 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 30.15 24.99 22.45
34 Qtr miles from CO 47.50 30.43 25.23 22.66
35 Qtrmiles from CO 47.50 30.71 25.46 22.87
36 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 30.99 25.69 23.08
37 Qtrmiles from CO 47.50 31.27 25.93 23.29
38 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 31.55 26.16 23.50
39 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 31.83 26.39 23.71
40 QtrmilesfrornCO 47.50 32.05 26.58 23.88
[l]In addition,the End User Common Line Charge applies to each Common Line
facility.
[2]Also apply rates and charges for Network Access Registers as found in 5.3.6,
preceding.
[3]Available only from a DMS-lOO Central Office.Requires the Optional Feature
Message Waiting Visual as found elsewhere.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SwITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE
D.3.(Cont’d)
USOC
•Month-to-Month,non-blocked,each[1,2]
-Flat main station line R4N
-Flat extension station line R5G
-DMS-100 main station line,
with visual message waiting[3]RQ9
NONRECURRING MONTHLY
CHARGE RATE
1 -20 station lines $47.50 $20.00
21 -50 station lines 47.50 20.00
51 station lines and over 47.50 20.00
[1]In addition,the End User Common Line Charge applies to each Common Line
facility.
[2]In addition.Rates and Charges for usage found following will apply.
[3]Available only from a DMS-100 Central Office.Requires the Optional Feature
Message Waiting Visual as found elsewhere.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE
D.3.(Cont’d)
USOC
•Rate stabilized non-blocked,each[1,2]
-Flat main station line R4H
-Flat extension station line R5S
-DMS-100 fiat main station line
with visual message waiting[3]RQ6
12 36 60
NON-TO TO TO
RECURRING 35 59 84
CHARGE MONTHS MONTHS MONTHS
-20stationlines $47.50 $20.00 $18.00 $15.00
21 -50 station lines 47.50 16.93 14.04 12.60
51 station lines and over
l Qtr mile from CO 47.50 4.81 3.88 3.45
2 Qtr miles from CO 47.50 5.22 4.22 3.75
3 Qtr miles from CO 47.50 5.64 4.57 4.07
4 Qtrrniles from CO 47.50 6.19 5.03 4.49
5 Qtr miles from CO 47.50 6.67 5.43 4.84
6 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 7.18 5.85 5.22
7 Qtr miles from CO 47.50 7.82 6.39 5.71
8 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 8.33 6.81 6.09
9 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 9,15 7.49 6.70
10 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 10.80 8.87 7.94
ii Qtr miles from CO 47.50 11.53 9.48 8.49
12 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 13.87 11.42 10.24
13 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 15.73 12.98 11.64
14 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 16.66 13.59 12.19
15 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 17.64 14.57 13.07
16 Qtr miles from CO 47.50 20.33 16.81 15.09
17 QtrmilesfrornCO 47.50 21.22 17.56 15.76
18 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 21.97 18.18 16.32
19 Qtr miles from CO 47.50 22.65 18.75 16.83
20 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 26.50 21.95 19.72
[1]In addition,the End User Common Line Charge applies to each Common Line
facility.
[2]In addition,Rates and Charges for usage found following will apply.
[3]Available only from a DMS-l00 Central Office.Requires the Optional Feature
Message Waiting Visual as found elsewhere.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SwITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE
D.3.(Cont’d)
USOC
Rate stabilized,non-blocked,each[l,2]
-Flat main station line R4H
-Flat extension station line R5S
-DMS-100 flat main station line
with visual message waiting[3]RQ6
12 36 60
NON-TO TO TO
RECURRING 35 59 84
CHARGE MONTHS MONTHS MONTHS
51 station lines and over
21 Qtr miles from CO $47.50 $26.79 $22.19 $19.93
22 Qtr miles from CO 47.50 27.07 22.43 20.14
23 Qtr miles from CO 47.50 27.35 22.66 20.35
24 Qtr miles from CO 47.50 27.63 22.89 20.56
25 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 27.91 23.13 20.77
26 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 28.19 23.36 20.98
27 Qtrmiles from CO 47.50 28.47 23.59 21.19
28 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 28.75 23.83 21.40
29 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 29.03 24.06 21.61
30 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 29.31 24.29 21.92
31 QtrinilesfromCO 47.50 29.59 24.53 22.03
32 Qtr miles from CO 47.50 29.87 24.76 22.24
33 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 30.15 24.99 22.45
34 Qtr miles from CO 47.50 30.43 25.23 22.66
35 Qtr miles from CO 47.50 30.71 25,46 22.87
36 Qtr miles from CO 47.50 30.99 25.69 22.08
37 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 31.27 25.93 23.29
38 QtrmilesfromCO 47.50 31.55 26.16 23.50
39 Qtr miles from CO 47.50 31.83 26.39 23.71
40 Qtr miles from CO 47.50 32.05 26.58 23.88
[1]In addition,the End User Common Line Charge applies to each Common Line
facility.
[2]In addition,Rates and Charges for usage found following will apply.
[3]Available only from a DMS-100 Central Office.Requires the Optional Feature
Message Waiting Visual as found elsewhere.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SwITcHING SYSTEMS
109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE
D.3.(Cont’d)
USOC
•Usage charges for flat main
station line,extension station line,
non-blocked,each[l,2]CUD
MONTHLY
RATE
-20 station lines $28.11
21 -50 station lines 26.11
Si station lines and over 4.17
[1]In addition,the End User Common Line Charge applies to each Common Line
Facility.
[2]In addition,rates and charges for Month-to-Month flat station line non-blocked or
Rate Stabilized flat station line non-blocked apply.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE
D.Rates and Charges -Common Switching Elements (Cont’d)
NONRECURRING MONTHLY
IJSOC CHARGE RATE
4.Dormitory Station Line,each
•Month-to-Month flat station
line,blocked,each PEJ [1][1]
•Month-to-Month fiat station
line,non-blocked,each PSH [1][1]
•Rate stabilized flat station
line,blocked,each PEV [1][1]
•Rate stabilized flat station
line,non-blocked,each PSX [1][1]
5.Nonrecurring Charge -Optional Service Features and Miscellaneous Facility
Arrangements
Nonrecurring Service and Equipment Charges apply per USOC (unless specified
otherwise),per customer request to establish or change one or more optional
features as follows:
NONRECURRING
CHARGE
•Established with the initial installation
of the system access line
•Established subsequent to the initial
installation of the access line $6.50
•Feature change when other service and
equipment charges do not apply 6.50
[1]Same Rates and Charges as Centrex Plus Common Line Facilities.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE
D.Rates and Charges -Common Switching Elements (Cont’d)
6.Miscellaneous Facility Arrangements[1]
Provides for termination of special facilities into the system.
NONRECURRING MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Voice Grade Circuit,each
-PerGroup FACPG $156.00 —
-Each Facility In Group,FAC 19.00 $10.50
•FX/FCO Circuit
-Per Trunk Group FANPG 130.00 —
-Each Facility In Group,FAN 20.00 10.50
•WATS (outgoing),each FAQ 30.00 0.50
•800 Service Circuit,each
terminated to main station line[2]FA8 30.00 0.50
•Miscellaneous Trunk
Termination,Dial Dictation
-Per Trunk Group,each DK7PG 156.00 —
-Each Facility In Group DK7 19.00 10.50
[1]Where a Centrex Plus main station line is extended as a Voice Grade Circuit to
another switching system,the rates and charges specified for a Centrex Plus main
station line apply in addition to the rates and charges specified for Centrex Plus
Voice Grade circuit termination arrangement.
[2]In the event an incoming 800 service call is transferred outside the system,
transmission performance cannot be guaranteed.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE
D.Rates and Charges -Common Switching Elements (Cont’d)
7.Digital Facility Interface
a.Description
This termination provides a digital interface for a high capacity (1.544 Mbps)
facility which terminates to a customer’s central office based switching system.
This service provides for the connectivity of 24 circuits within the Centrex Plus
system.
b.Regulations
The rates and charges for the Digital Facility Interface are in addition to the rates
and charges applicable for the appropriate high capacity facility.All current
rules and regulations,including Federal regulations apply to the application of
the high capacity facility.[1]
Digital Facility Interface will only be offered to Centrex Plus customers,and
will only provide for tie lines in a non-tandem configuration.
[1]The High Capacity facility as found elsewhere should be rated as if it terminates to
an end user’s premises.The Centrex Plus in this case is the end user’s premises.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE
D.Rates and Charges -Common Switching Elements (Cont’d)
NON
RECURRING INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE[11 CHARGE(1I RATE
•Common Equipment[2]
-Per digital interface
unit,per 1.544Mbps
facility DIE1X $255.00 $540.00 $180.00
•Circuit Connections[2]
-Centrex Plus to
Centrex Plus,per
circuit M5P 8.50 12.00 10.00
-Centrex Plus to
PBX’Key,per
circuit
-Blocked Centrex
Plus M62 8.50 12.00 8.00
-Non-blocked
Centrex Plus EJ9 8.50 12.00 25.00
-Centrex Plus
Direct Inward
Dialed numbers,
per number[3,4]CNY 1.00 0.15
-Centrex Plus to
lnterexchange
Carrier,per
circuit M63 8.50 12.00 10.00
[I]Applies on initial and subsequent activity.
[2]For Centrex Plus to Centrex Plus connections two Digital Facility interfaces will be
required,one at each end.
[3]Blocked Centrex Plus Service -requires the use of a I’.etwork Access Register and
Centrex Plus station line for each M62,circuit connection.
[4]Non-blocked Centrex Plus Service -requires the use of Centrcx Plus usage,CUD
and Centrex Plus station line for each EJ9,circuit connection.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE (Cont’d)
E.Standard Service Features -Description
Audible Message Waiting
When a Centrex Plus user goes off hook a stutter dial tone is provided to indicate a
message is waiting.
Automatic Callback
Provides an arrangement that permits a line user,when attempting an intercom call
to a busy line,to be automatically connected to that line when both the called and
calling lines are subsequently idle.
Call Forwarding Busy Line
Provides for forwarding of incoming calls to a preselected telephone number.
when the called station is busy.
Call Forwarding Don’t Answer
Provides for forwarding of incoming calls to a preselected telephone number,
when the called station does not answer after a predetermined number of ringing
cycles.
Call Forwarding-Variable
Allows a user to automatically forward incoming calls to any other number.
Call Forwarding of Call Waiting Calls
Allows users with both the Call Waiting and Call Forward Don’t Answer features
to have calls directed to a predetermined destination.
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E.Standard Service Features —Description (Contd)
Call Hold
Allows a station user to hold any call in progress,by dialing a code.
Call Park[1]
Allows a user to hold or “Park”a call by dialing a code that can be retrieved from
any station by dialing another code.
Call Pick-Up
Enables a station user to answer calls directed to other specified stations by dialing
a special code.
Call Waiting
Dial Originating -Provides the ability for the originating station to invoke call
waiting tone on selected calls by dialing the dial call waiting access code followed
by the extension number of the station to be call waited.
Call Waiting -Originating
Allows a calling station to direct a call waiting tone toward a busy called station
within the same system.
Call Waiting -Terminating
Allows for a Centrex Plus station user who is engaged in a telephone conversation
to be alerted via an audible tone that a call is waiting.
[1]Available only from a DMS-IOO Central Office.
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E.Standard Service Features -Description (Cont’d)
Cancel Call Waiting
Allows a user with Call Waiting Terminating to inhibit the application of Call
Waiting Tone for the duration of one call by dialing a code.
Conference Calling
Allows a station user to establish conference connections without the aid of an
attendant.
Data Call Protection
Provides a no double connect option to the line,protecting data calls from
interruption.
Direct Inward/Outward Dialing
Allows station users to place or receive calls bypassing the attendant.
Distinctive Ringing/Distinctive Call Waiting Tone
Enables a station user to determine the source of an incoming call.
Executive Busy Override[1]
Allows a station user to gain access to a busy station.
Hunting
Allows incoming calls to hunt to the next number in a hunting sequence if the
number is busy.Various types of hunting are available such as Series Completion,
Multiline Hunt,Preferential Hunt and Circular Hunt.
[1]Available only from a DMS-lOO Central Office.
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109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE
E.Standard Service Features -Description (Cont’d)
Individual Line Billing
Toll calls are billed directly against the line placing the call.
Intercept
Disconnected or unassigned lines can be forwarded to a common announcement or
to the customer Centralized Answering Position.
Intrasystem Calling
A user can dial other lines on the system on a two digit to five digit basis
depending on the number of lines within the system.
Last Number Redial[1]
Allows users to redial the last number called.
Line Restrictions
Various line restrictions are available such as toll facility and various originating
and terminating restrictions.
Make Set Busy[lj
Allows directory number appearances and call terminations such as Call Waiting
Calls,and Executive Busy override to be made busy to incoming calls.
Network Speed Call[1)
Allows each station user access to a single list of 1,000 preprogrammed numbers
which can be shared by all stations in the system (not customer changeable).
[1]Available only from a DMS-l00 Central Office.
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E.Standard Service Features -Description (Cont’d)
Outgoing Trunk Oueuing
Provides efficient usage of private facilities by queuing individual station calls and
providing a maximum time limit for a call to remain on queue before possible
overflow to the direct distance dialing network.
Speed Calling
Allows a user to place calls to a list of frequently dialed numbers by dialing a
speed calling code.
Three-Way Calling/Consultation Hold/Call Transfer
User can connect a third line to an established connection.A user can depress the
switchhook and consult in private with a third party and return to the original call
by using only one line.A user of a line can transfer any established call to another
line within or outside the Centrex Plus System.
Touch-Tone
Allows for customer provided equipment to place calls on the Centrex Plus
system.
Trunk Answer Any Station (Night Service)
Allows any line in the Night Answer Group to be picked up by any other line of
the system.
[1]Available only from a DMS-I00 Central Office.
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE (Cont’d)
F.Rates and Charges -Optional Service Features
1.Account Codes
Allows a user to dial an account code for bill back purposes before placing a call.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
CHARGE RATE
$175.00 $50.00Persystem
2.Attendant Access Line Service
Allows a Centrex Plus Attendant Line to receive dial “zero”calls.
INSTALLATION
CHARGE
Per station line
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AZ8PS
USOC
DZR
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109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE
F.Rates and Charges -Optional Service Features (Cont’d)
3.Attendant Set lnterface[l,2j
Enables a group of DMS-100 station lines to be served by a single attendant
position which includes attendant features.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Per interface AIJ $430.00 $150.00
4.Authorization Codes
Requires a user to dial an authorization code before using system facilities.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Per system AFYPS $170.00 $50.00
[1]Each attendant set interface requires a main station line.
[21 Available from a DMS-100 central office only.
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109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE
F.Rates and Charges -Optional Service Features (Cont’d)
5.Automatic Route Selection (ARS)
a.Description
ARS is an optional feature,available where facilities permit that allows station
users,by dialing a preselected code,to automatically select the preferred route
subscribed for by a customer,for network calls.Alternate routing to other
facilities subscribed for by the customer,is also provided.This arrangement is
available for use with FX,WATS and MTS Network.
ARS is accessed by dialing a single code (1,2,or 3 digits)which automatically
selects the appropriate route to complete the call.If all facilities in the initial
route selected are busy,the call will advance to other routes in the selected
pattern.Patterns may consist of up to (4)a private routes.If no route is
available,the call will route to the selected long distance carrier or overflow
tone at the customer’s option.
The routing may be based on a number plan area (NPA)or specific CO codes
within an NPA as designated by the customer.
b.Regulations
All rates and charges specified for ARS are in addition to the rates and charges
for the associated facilities.
Preferred routes and alternate routing patterns will be specified by the customer.
The number of patterns required by a customer is governed by the type and
variety of facilities to which the customer subscribes.The maximum number of
patterns is 64.
A pattern may have either the selected carrier or overflow tone as a final route.
Dial 9 may be used as an access code only if the patterns accessed have the
selected carrier as a final route.
A route cannot be used more than once in the same pattern.
The customer is responsible for notifying the Company whenever any additions
or changes of routes or patterns are required.
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F.5.(Cont’d)
c.Explanation of Terms
Route
A route is a group of one or more facilities of the same type used to complete 7
or 10 digit calls between the same points,(e.g.,I FX or 3 WATS Band 1 lines,
or 2 WATS Band 5 lines,etc.).A WATS Band 1 and a WATS Band 5 are
considered to be two routes.
Route Selection
The automatic selection of the preferred route as predetermined by the customer,
upon dialing of an access code by the station user.
Pattern
A group of routes arranged to be selected in a sequence specitied by the
customer.
Expensive Route Warning Tone
Provides a warning tone to indicate the selection of an expensive route.
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109.1.16 CENTREX PLUS SERVICE
F.5.(Cont’d)
d.Rates and Charges
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Automatic Route Selection[1]
-Common Equipment,
per customer group F5GPG $1,455.00 $100.00
•Changes and rearrangements of
Patterns and Routcs[2j
-Per Pattern,each READO 100.00
-Per Route,each REAGP 72.00
•Expensive Route Warning Tone
-Per System AQWPS 60.00
[1]Bach WATS Band is treated as a separate route.
[2]Where a toll restricted station line accesses a pattern whose final route is the MTS,
overflow to MTS will not occur.
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F.Rates and Charges -Optional Service Features (Cont’d)
6.Call Forwarding via Private Facilities
a.Description
A main station line equipped with the Call Forwarding via Private Facilities
feature provides for the automatic routing of incoming calls to a specific private
facility which is terminated in that main station line user’s system.As used
herein,the term “private facility”applies to Enhanced Private Switching
Communication System (EPSCS),Electronic Tandem Switching (ETS),Wide
Area Telephone Service (WATS),Foreign Exchange (FX),and Voice Grade
Circuits arranged for senderized operation,and the local and toll message
network.
b.Regulations
Incoming local and toll message network and INWATS calls to main station
lines arranged for Call Forwarding via Private Facilities routing are subject to
the appropriate charges for such calls and a common recorded announcement is
furnished to inform the caller that the call is being forwarded.
Calls forwarded to the local and toll message network and WATS are subject to
the appropriate charges for such calls.
c.Rates and Charges
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Common equipment,per system PF3PS $850.00
•Per main station line PFY 5.00[1]$0.10
[1]Installation Charge applies for subsequent installation only.
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F.Rates and Charges -Optional Service Features (Cont’d)
7.Centrex Management System (CMS)
a.Description
CMS is a computer software program that provides the customer access to their
data base for the purpose of general data base inquiry,move,add,delete and
change features.In addition CMS enables the customer to move and change
station lines and generate Basic Management Reports.
CMS is generally available in 1AESS,5ESS,and DMS100 central offices.
CMS is activated on a per Centrex central office basis.When CMS is installed,
a customer specific database is created.Each database is assigned a distinct
customer identification name (Customer ID).This ID corresponds to the
customer’s specific Centrex Plus common block system.However,customers
may request a single ID for multiple common block systems within the same
central office.
b.Feature List
The following standard features are provided to all CMS customers.
(1)Standard Features
Basic Management Reports
The ability to generate management reports regarding the customer’s system.
These reports vary by switch type and may change with software updates.
The report function gathers current data only.CMS does not keep a past
history log.
Database Synchronization
The ability to update the CMS database station line information to agree with
the information in the switch.
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F.7.b.(l)(Cont’d)
Feature Move,Add,and Change
The ability to perform station number changes and to move,add,or change
most features on the system from customer-provided equipment located on the
customer’s premises.
Transactions will either be put in a batch or priority transmission status.A
batch transmission constitutes transactions scheduled for the current day or
some future date.Priority functionality is described in standard features.
CMS will process batch change requests,which have accumulated throughout
the day during off-peak load hours,overnight,or at a customer-specified
future date.
Change request transactions can be created for station line numbers,
authorization codes,automatic route selection,packet telephone numbers,and
telephone number swaps.Depending on the type of change request,CMS will
display different screens.CMS customers may manipulate most features and
options displayed on a given screen.When the customer submits the changes,
a pending record is created and CMS counts this change request as one single
transaction.All change request transactions are cumulative;CMS tallies all
daily transactions and will not process any transactions that exceed batch or
priority parameter limits.
The number of batch change request transactions that a customer can enter per
effective date will be determined by the number of Centrex lines per database.
Refer to the following table.Up to 60 pairs of telephone numbers can be
swapped per day.These changes take place overnight or at some future date
as determined by the customer.
NUMBER NUMBER
NUMBER OF LINES OF OF BATCH
PER DATABASE BATCH DBSYNCHS
I -2000 100 10
2001 -4000 110 15
4001 -6000 120 20
6001 -8000 130 25
8001 -10000 140 30
10001+150
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F.7.b.(l)(Cont’d)
Bulk Change
Allows customers to request the same feature change to be applied to multiple
lines simultaneously.
Inquiry
The ability to access a data base to review the status of station lines and
features on the customer’s system.
Network Manipulation
Dependent on central office switching technology,customers can manage a
range of network features:
•IAESS -can change the Facilities Restriction Level (FRL)on Electronic
Tandem Service (ETS)station numbers.
•5ESS -Automatic Route Selection (ARS)Active Pattern Group
modifications,as well as Time of Day Routing,FRL,and Expensive Route
Warning Tone.
•DMS100 -Network Class of Service (NCOS)modifications,as well as
Time of Day Routing and Expensive Route Warning Tone.
Telephone Number Swaps
The ability to exchange all service option assignments and features from one
station line to another.
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F.7.b.(l)(Cont’d)
Priority Service
Allows customers to request priority transmission of transactions which are
then processed in the serving central office.This may be defined as same-day
service.The number of priority change transactions a customer may enter per
day will be determined by the number of Centrex lines per database Refer to
the following table.Up to 5 pairs of telephone numbers can be swapped per
day.
The Company does not guarantee specific time frames for completion of
priority transactions.
NUMBER NUMBER
NUMBER OF LINES OF OF BATCH
PER DATABASE BATCH DBSYNCHS
1-2000 20 10
2001 -4000 30 15
4001 -6000 40 20
6001 -8000 50 25
8001 -10000 60 30
10001+70 35
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F,7.b.(Cont’d)
(2)Optional Features
Custom Reports
Customers can request customized report formats to be created for various
aspects of their system.Once created,the custom report is stored in the
customer’s data base and can be utilized at any time.
System Partitioning
The Company,upon the customer’s request,can partition the Centrex
customer group into separate databases representing different customer
groups.Each partition is assigned a distinct customer identification name
(Customer ID),and can be arranged to be accessible only to certain users
designated by the customer.
Packet Control Capability
Gives Centrex Plus customers with ISDN,the ability to manage their packet
control features.Customers that subscribe to the Packet Control Capability
cn verify current and pending packet options,add,delete or change packet
options and run reports regarding packet assignments.
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F.7.(Cont’d)
c.Terms and Conditions
The Company will furnish and maintain CMS software for use by the customer.
CMS requires special central office equipment and is not provided in all central
offices.The Company will offer CMS where there is available facilities and
central office equipment as determined by the Company.
The customer must obtain and maintain a compatible computer terminal for use
with CMS.The computer terminal will not be furnished by the Company.A
business exchange access line or Centrex Plus main station line is also required,
which is in addition to the rates and charges for CI\S.
CMS is available for access by the customer 23 hours a day,seven days a week.
A Company technician will be available Monday-Friday 7:00-5:00 to assist
CMS customers with their problems and questions.
The Company reserves all rights to take the CMS computer down for software
updates or maintenance as required.When possible,software updates will be
done during off-peak hours and customers will be warned in advance.
Maintenance routines will be done the third week-end of every month.
The Company does not implicitly warrant CMS from any unforeseen software or
hardware problems where an entire customer database is lost.The Company
will re-establish the database if lost.
All normal and emergency central office functions have priority over customer
requested changes.The Company assumes no responsibility for change requests
delayed by such Company functions.
The Company will provide the customer a CMS User Handbook and training at
the time of initial installation.The Company reserves the right to upgrade or
change CMS at anytime.Any additional customer training or documentation
requirements resulting from such changes will be supplied at no charge.
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F.7.c.(Cont’d)
New connects and disconnects of station lines are not permitted through CMS.
The customer assumes full responsibility for the features managed by CMS.
The Company will not maintain a separate record of which features are activated
on each station line.
CMS software allows the customer to move and change station numbers within
their system,the customer will be responsible for labeling the Network Interface
when number changes occur.All maintenance calls to the Company in which
the trouble proves to be other than on the Company side of the Network
Interface will result in the application of Trouble Isolation Charges,as specified
in elsewhere.The Trouble Isolation Charge will not apply to lines equipped
with UI’/ISTAR Service.
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F.7.(Cont’d)
d.Rates and Charges
All nonrecurring charges for CMS will be applied on a per common block
system basis.Nonrecurring Charges,found elsewhere in this Services Catalog,
do not apply when the customer moves,activates,deactivates,changes features
and moves or changes lines through CMS.
An initial Service Establishment Charge will be applied to the first Customer ID.
A subsequent System Establishment Charge will be applied to succeeding
Customer ID’s providing the customer manages all CMS changes from only one
central location.
Features added through CMS carry the same recurring rates,nonrecurring
charges and system charges as if they were added through the conventional
service order process and will be reflected on the customer’s bill as such.
If CMS is disconnected,Nonrecurring Charges,as specified elsewhere in this
Services Catalog,will apply per line for all changes or rearrangements to system
features.
If the customer moves their Centrex Plus system from one CO to another,and
station line number changes are involved,a subsequent installation charge to
reestablish the CMS data base will apply.
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F.7.d.(Cont’d)
NONRECURRING
USOC CHARGE
•System Establishment
-Initial Installation MB5XX $1.000.00
-Subsequent installation for an
associated system CPVWO 500.00
•Optional Features
-Custom Reports RCVXX [1]
-System Partitioning PD8XX 500.00
-Packet Control Capability PTGPS 1,500.00
8.Direct Inward System Access (DISA)[2]
Allows a customer to dial access to the system from an outside line and receive
access to features and facilities of that system.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Per access code 3DQ $27.00 $1.00
•Per access code changed READA 25.00
[1]Rates and charges will be based on an individual case basis per customer request.
[2)Available only from a DN S-l00 Central Office.
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F.Rates and Charges -Optional Service Features (Cont’d)
9.Electronic Set Service[1j
a.Description
Electronic Set Service permits the use of special electronic station sets with
Centrex Plus Service.This service utilizes a unique line card to provide
communications control for the electronic station set.
The customer-provided electronic set is a touchtone station that provides
programmable keys for features and additional numbers.It is served from the
central office by a main or extension station line.It has assignable keys for
station line pick-ups or features.Electronic sets and adjunct modules are
provided by the customer.
b.Regulations
Electronic Set Service will be provided only where facilities permit.
Each electronic set must be associated with a Primary Directory Number.In
addition,an Electronic Set Service interface card is required.
Electronic Set Service is subject to a 1.5 mile limitation from the central office.
Electronic Set Service is only available on Centrex Plus main station lines.
Main station lines with electronic sets cannot have extension stations;however,
the primary directory number associated with the main station line can appear as
a secondary appearance of a primary directory number on other main station
lines.
[1]Available only from a DMS-100 Central Office.
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c.Explanation of Terms
Multiple Appearance Directory Number (MADN)
A directory number assigned to more than one electronic station set.
Software Numbers
Software numbers are numbers which do not require an additional station line.
These numbers share the facilities of the primary directory listed number.
Variations of software numbers are:
•Primary Appearance
The first appearance of a software number on a key.
•Secondary Appearance
The second appearance of a software number on a key.The secondary
software number can be on the same station or a different station.
•Single Appearance
A software number that appears only on one station and one key.
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d.Standard Feature Package Description
Auto Answer Back
Allows any incoming calls to the primary directory number of the set to be
automatically answered after four seconds.
Automatic Dial
The automatic dial feature allows an electronic set user to call a frequently
dialed number by pressing an assigned key.The user is permitted to change the
number stored against the assigned key.
Automatic Line
Allows equipped station to automatically place a call to a preassigned number
by going off-hook.
Call Forward Reason Display
Provides an electronic set user with the reason the intrasystern call has
forwarded.Electronic set must be equipped with display.
Display Called Number
Provides user with visual feedback concerning the called number when the
electronic set is equipped with appropriate alphanumeric LCD.
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Display Calling Number
Provides user with visual feedback concerning the intrasystem calling number
when the electronic set is equipped with appropriate alphanumeric LCD.
Fast Transfer
Provides the capability for the electronic set user to transfer a call without first
having to conference a called party.
Group Intercom
Provides the ability to directly terminate on a predesignated button on another
electronic station set by depressing an intercom key.
Message Waiting Set
This feature provides a message waiting indication on an electronic set via a
message waiting lamp.
Privacy Release
Permits a user to establish a conference call among MADN members and an
outside party by pressing an assigned key or dialing a code.
Query Time
This feature provides the current time and date on an electronic set display.
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e.Standard Deluxe Feature Package Description
Business Set Call Forward Per Key
Enables each directory number assigned to be forwarded to a different directory
number.
Business Set Inspect Key
Provides display equipped electronic set users with information regarding
features and directory numbers that are assigned to their set as well as incoming
call information on an intra-system basis only.
Executive Message Waiting
Provides multiple message waiting indications per directory number.
Group Intercom All Calls
Enables an electronic set user to simultaneously intercom and page up to 29
predetined group intercom members.Group members hear the page over their
sets built in speaker.
Music on Hold -Electronic Set[1]
Provides the electronic set with access to system Music on Hold.
Originating/Terminating Line Select
Automatically selects the line when a user answers a call and automatically
connects the user to an idle line on outgoing calls.
[I]Requires Music on Hold.
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t Optional Feature Description
Direct Station Selection/Busy Lamp Field
Adds improved answering-position functions to the electronic set by providing
busy lamp status and direct station selection.
Message Center
Provides message center functionality to the electronic set.System users access
the message center via dialing a code.
Station Camp-On
Allows the electronic set user to call a busy line and place the caller on
hold/camp against the busy party’s line until they are free.
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F.9.(Cont’d)
g.Rates and Charges
All rates and charges specified for Electronic Set Service are in addition to the
rates and charges associated for the main station line,all associated facilities and
optional service features.
The Nonrecurring Charges to rearrange primary directory numbers and/or
software directory numbers on Electronic Set Service is the same as to install
new.
USOC
•Electronic set common line
facilities[1]
-Month-to-Month flat station
line,blocked,each EPZ
-Month-to-Month flat station
line,non-blocked,each R63
-Rate stabilized flat station
line,blocked,each E3W
-Rate stabilized flat station
line,non-blocked,each R6V
[1]Same rates and charges as a Centrex Plus Common Line Facilities.
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F.9.g.(Cont’d)
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Electronic set service
interface,per main
station line[1]PP3 $10.00 $2.40
•Primary appearance of a
software number S03 5.00 1.00
•Subsequent appearance of a
software number SOS 5.00
•Single appearance of a
software number SFB 5.00 1.00
•Adjunct module,per module[2]C2TAX 15.00 4.50
[1]Includes electronic set service standard features.
[2]In addition,rates and charges specified above for primary directory number
appearances and software number appearances apply.
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F.9.g.(Cont’d)
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
Standard Deluxe Feature Package
-Business Set Call Forward
per key,per Set EATPK $15.00
-Business Set Inspect Key NP6PK 15.00
-Executive Message Waiting MGK 15.50
-Group Intercom All Calls GCN 7.00
-Music on Hold -Electronic
Set[1]MHHPK 12.00
-Originating/Terminating
Line Select SLB 7.00
•Optional Features
-Direct Station Selection!
Busy Lamp Field.per
arrangement BUD 200.00 S5.00
-Station Camp-On,
Service Establishment SEPFB 50.00
-Station Camp-On,per
main station line CPK 160.00 9.00
-Message Center,per
main station line MFR 125.00 2.50
[1]Requires Optional Service Feature Music on Hold.
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F.Rates and Charges -Optional Service Features (Cont’d)
10.Hot Line (Automatic Line)
Allows equipped station to automatically place a call to a preassigned number by
going off-hook.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
Per line equipped HLN $5.00 $1.00
ii.Loudspeaker Paging
Line Side allows access to Loudspeaker Paging via a Centrex Plus Station line.
Trunk Side allows access to Loudspeaker Paging by dialing an access code.
Attendant Access allows access to Loudspeaker Paging from the attendant
console.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Trunk Side,per group PTQPG S200.00 S20.15
•Attendant Access,per console PAIPC 13.70 13.60
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12.Message Waiting Visual[1]
Provides the ability to light a lamp on customer provided equipment by dialing acode.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Per main station line MLN $5.00 $1.00
13.Multiple Position Hunt
Is a type of multiline hunting arrangement that distributes incoming calls to
attendant positions according to the type of call.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Per main station line MHU $11.00 $2.00
14.Remote Access[2,3]
Allows a customer user to dial access the system from an outside line and receive
access to features and facilities of that system.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Per access code ROA $48.00 $42.00
•Per access code changed READA 25.00
[1]Available only from a DMS-l00 Central Office.
[2]In the event an incoming call is transferred to a remote location,transmission
performance cannot be guaranteed.
[3]Not available from a DMS-lOO Central Office.
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15.Station Message Detail Recording[1]
a.Description
SMDR provides detail on calls that originate from a Centrex Plus common block
system(s).Call detail may include:date,time,call duration,station line from
which calls originated,called number and carrier selected.SMDR call detail is
provided on originating Toll,Outward WATS,Voice Grade channels.Foreign
Exchange Service and Directory Assistance calls.Local call detail also is
available,requests will be on an individual case basis only.
A customer may use SMDR call detail for identifying,analyzing,and resolving
internal network usage issues.The company does not represent SMDR call
detail to be valid for billing purposes.
The type of call detail and the method by which it is obtained is dependent uponthetypeofSMDRtechnologydeployedinthecentralofficeservingthecustomer.Two methods of receiving SMDR are,SMDR to Premises SMDR-P
and SMDR Regional Accounting Office SMDR-RAO.
SMDR-P allows customers to obtain daily call detail on their outgoingchargeablecalls.The customer’s call detail records are stored by the SMDR-P
equipment and delivered directly over an access line to the customer’s premises.
The detail is collected by a customer provided call detail recorder which isusuallyacustomer’s personal computer using call accounting software.
Through the use of the call accounting package,customers are able to process
the call details and generate management reports.
SMDR-RAO allows customers to receive call detail on a monthly basis via
magnetic tape.The tape is offered within four categories:Miscellaneous
SMDR,Large User Toll,Directory Assistance and WATS.Customers could
receive up to four different tapes for their accumulated call detail.Magnetic
tape records are in a standard industry-wide format called Exchange essage
Record (EMR).A customer’s in-house data processing equipment or outside
data processor must be able to read this tape as to physical size as well as
format.
[1]Customers signing a contract after April 23,1993,will receive SMDR at rates and
charges specified in the section.Customers that have RSP Arrangements prior to
April 23,1993 must sign a new RSP Arrangement to have SMDR from this
Section.
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F.l5.(Cont’d)
b.Terms and Conditions
The regulations specified herein are in addition to applicable Terms and
Conditions specified elsewhere.
The customer is responsible for providing the necessary computer hardware and
software for processing S1’DR data.SMDR data delivered to customers by way
of SMDR-P or SMDR-RAO is an electronic listing of call detail.
SMDR content is not represented as an image of a bill and is not a valid
challenge to the accuracy of the bill.
Temporary suspension,either fill or partial,of SMDR is not permitted.
The Company does not implicitly warrant SMDR from any unforeseen software
or hardware problems where call detail records may be lost.
Customers not able to obtain SMDR-P may subscribe to SMDR-RAO.
The customer must obtain and maintain a compatible modem and call
accounting package for use with SMDR-P.A business exchange access line,
Centrex Plus station line,or Voice Grade Channel is required to provide SMDR.
The standard call data retrieval/delivery interval for SMDR-P is once daily.
Customers must specify the time-of.day interval when they wish to retrieve or
have the Company deliver their call detail.
SMDR-P customers wishing to retrieve call detail at intervals other than once
daily,will be priced on an individual case by case basis.
SMDR-P has two delivery options:modem to modem or File Transfer Protocol
(FTP).The customer’s data may be forwarded at a customer specified time.
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F.15.b.(Cont’d)
Call data remains on disk for five calendar days after the initial distribution of
data to the customer.During this time,customers may request one resend of
previously sent data at no charge.After five days,the call data is transferred to
magnetic tape.Each customer’s daily call detail will be stored on tape and
archived for 30 days.This archived information will be made available for
retransmission to the customer.A nonrecurring charge will apply for the
retrieval of this archived data.
The Company reserves all rights to take SMDR-P down for a four and one half
hour period every night to run backups and perform maintenance routines.
For SMDR-RAO the magnetic tape(s)will be sent to the customer once a month
based on the Company’s bill period date.Customers wishing to receive tapes at
intervals other than one a month,will be priced on an individual case by case
basis.
SMDR-RAO call data is available only for the previous month.An additional
nonrecurring charge will be applied if the customer requests a resend of a
previously delivered tape.
All nonrecurring charges for SMDR will be applied on a per common block
system basis.
A Service Establishment Charge will be applied when all working and non-
working station numbers in the customer’s Centrex Plus customer group are
loaded into the SMDR database at the time of initial installation of the system.
A retransmission of archived SMDR call detail charge,will be applied if a
SMDR-P customer desires a resend of call detail originally transmitted within
the previous 30 days.
Requests for SMDR call detail in a manner other than described herein will be
considered non-standard and will be priced based upon individual customer
requirements,cost and rate levels on a case by case basis.Non-standard
provisioning of SMDR may include customer requests for local call detail,
Company delivery of data for SMDR-P customers,or hourly retrieval of call
data for SMDR-P customers.
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F.15.[l](ConCd)
c.Rates and Charges
NOI RECURRING
USOC CHARGE
•Service Establishment Charge,initial
installation,per customer group
-SMDR-P SEPSP $340.00
-SMDR-RAO SEPSR 240.00
•Retransmission of archived call detail,
per request[2]
-SMDR-P REHIX 300.00
•Non-Standard provision of SMDR,
per main station line S6N [3]
[I]Customers signing a contract after April 23,1993,will receive SMDR at rates and
charges specified in the section.Customers that have RSP Arrangements prior to
April 23,1993 must sign a new RSP Arrangement to have SMDR from this
section.
[2]A request shall not exceed 7 consecutive calendar days.
[3]Rates and charges will be based on an individual case basis per customer request.
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16.Time of Day Routing[1]
Enables efficient use of facilities by allowing or denying route choices based on
time of day.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Per main station line ATB $1.00 SO.10
•Per ARS pattern ATBPZ 5.00 2.00
17.Time of Day NCOS (Network Class of Service)Update[1]
Allows normal NCOS values to be mapped on to new values that are based on
time of day,day of the week,or day of the year.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Per main station line A4T S 1.00 SO.10
[I]Available only from a DMS-lOO Central Office.
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F.Rates and Charges -Optional Service Features (Confd)
18.Uniform Call Distribution
This feature is a type of hunting which provides for an even distribution of
incoming calls among the available members of a hunt group.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC ChARGE RATE
•UCD in hunt group including
Queuing,Music on Queue and
Delay Announcement[I]
-Per group MHMPG $215.00 —
-Per main station line MI-IM 16.00 $5.50
•Make Busy Arrangements,
-Per group[2,3]A9AEX 20.00 50.00
-Per line[2,3]MB1 20.00 3.50
•Call Waiting Indication,
per unique timing state[4]WUT 25.00 13.50
[1]Limit of one announcement channel per UCD system.
[2]This alTangement is only available from a 5E and 1AESS Central Office.
[3]A Low Speed Data channel from the Access Service Catalog and a special set with
a Make Busy Key is required.
[4]In addition,for each unique timing state only rates and charges for a Narrowband
Channel from the Access Service Catalog apply.Limit of three unique timing
states per UCD system.
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F.Rates and Charges -Optional Service Features (Cont’d)
19.Call Forward Don’t Answer/Call Forward Busy Customer Programmable
Enables users to activate,deactivate and re-direct the Call Forward Busy and Call
Forward Don’t Answer features from their stations by using dialed feature access
codes.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Service establishment SEPFA $100.00
•Per line FSW 15.00 $0.40
20.Music on HoId[1,2]
Provides Music on Hold to all stations excluding Electronic Set Service.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Per System MHHPS $250.00 $55.00
[1]Available only from a DMS-l00 Central Office.
[2]Requires a Voice Grade circuit found elsewhere.
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F.Rates and Charges -Optional Service Features (Cont’d)
22.Trunk Verification From Designated Station[1]
Allows end users audible transmission level testing for selected trunks within a
trunk group,limit often stations per system.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
Per line equipped BVS $250.00 $15.00
[1]Limit of one announcement channel per UCD system.
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G.Rate Stabilized Common Line Facilities -Superceded Price List[1]
I.Common Line Facilities,per location
USOC
Rate stabilized flat station line,
extension station line,blocked,each[2]RHN/X5S
12 36 60
TO TO TO
35 59 84
MONTHS MONTHS MONTHS
1 -20 station lines $20.00 $18.00 $15.00
21 -50 station lines,17.33 14.44 13.00
51 station lines and over
1 Qtr mile from CO 4.99 4.16 3.74
2 Qtr miles from CO 5.39 4.49 4.04
3 QtrmilesfromCO 5.81 4.84 4.36
4 QtrmilesfromCO 6.37 5.31 4.78
5 QtrmilesfromCO 6.84 5.70 5.13
6 Qtrmiles from CO 7.35 6.12 5.51
7 Qtr miles from CO 8.00 6.67 6.00
8 Qtr miles from CO 8.51 7.09 6.38
9 Qtr miles from CO 9.32 7.77 6.99
10 Qtrmiles from CO 10.97 9.14 8.23
11 QtrmilesfromCO 11.71 9.76 8.78
12 Qtrmiles from CO 14.04 11.70 10.53
13 Qtrmiles from CO 15.91 13.26 11.93
14 Qtrmiles from CO 16.64 13.87 12.48
15 QtrmilesfromCO 17.81 14,84 13.36
16 Qtrmiles from CO 20.51 17.09 15.38
17 Qtr miles from CO 21.40 17.83 16.05
18 Qtrmiles from CO 22.15 18.46 16.61
19 Qtrmiles from CO 23.00 19.02 17.12
20 Qtrrniles from CO 23.00 22.23 20.01
[1]Rates and charges found on this superceded Price List were in effect February 20,
1992 through April 23,1993.
[2]In addition,the End User Common Line Charge applies to each Common Line
Facility.
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G.l.[l](Contd)
USOC
Rate stabilized flat station line,
extension station line,blocked,
non-blocked.each[2]RHN/X5S
12 36 60
TO TO TO
35 59 84
MONTHS MONTHS MONTHS
1 -20 station lines $20.00 $18.00 $15.00
21 -50 station lines,17.33 14.44 13.00
51 station lines and over
I QtrmilefromCO 4.99 4.16 3.74
2 Qtr miles from CO 5.39 4.49 4.04
3 Qtr miles from CO 5.81 4.84 4.36
4 Qtrmiles from CO 6.37 5.31 4.78
5 Qtr miles from CO 6.84 5.70 5.13
6 Qtrrniles from CO 7.35 6.12 5.51
7 Qtr miles from CO 8.00 6.67 6.00
8 QtrmilesfromCO 8.51 7.09 6.38
9 Qtr miles from CO 9.32 7.77 6.99
10 Qtrmiles from CO 10.97 9.14 8.23
11 QtrmilesfromCO 11.71 9.76 8.78
12 QtrmilesfromCO 14.04 11.70 10.53
13 QtrmilesfromCO 15.91 13.26 11.93
14 Qtrmiles from CO 16.64 13.87 12.48
15 Qtrmiles from CO 17.81 14.84 13.36
16 Qtrmiles from CO 20.51 17.09 15.38
17 Qtrmiles from CO 21.40 17.83 16.05
18 Qtrmiles from CO 22.15 18.46 16.61
19 Qtr miles from CO 23.00 19.02 17.12
20 Qtr miles from CO 23.00 22.23 20.01
[1]Rates and charges found on this superceded Price List were in effect February 20,
1992 through April 23,1993.
[2]In addition,the End User Common Line Charge applies to each Common Line
Facility.
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G.1.[1](Cont’d)
USOC
Rate stabilized flat station line,extension
station line,blocked,each [2]RI-IN/X5S
12 36 60
TO TO TO
35 59 84
MONTHS MONTHS MONThS
1 -20 station lines $20.00 $18.00 $15.00
21 -S0stationlines 17.33 14.44 13.00
51 station lines and over
1 Qtr mile from CO 5.48 4.57 4.11
2 Qtr miles from CO 5.88 4.90 4.41
3 Qtr miles from CO 6.31 5.26 4.73
4 Qtr miles from CO 6.87 5.72 5.15
5 Qtr miles from CO 7.34 6.11 5.50
6 Qtr miles from CO 7.84 6.54 5.88
7 QtrmilesfromCO 8.50 7.08 6.37
8 Qtr miles from CO 9.00 7.50 6.75
9 Qtrmiles from CO 9.82 8.18 7.36
10 QtrmilesfromCO 11.47 9.56 8.60
11 QtrmilesfromCO 12.20 10.17 9.15
12 QtrmilesfromCO 14.54 12.11 10.90
13 QtrmilesfromCO 16.40 13.67 12.30
14 QtrmilesfromCO 17.14 14.28 12.85
15 QtrmilesfromCO 18.31 15.26 13.73
16 Qtrmiles from CO 21.00 17.50 15.75
17 Qtrmiles from CO 21.90 18.25 16.42
18 Qtrmiles from CO 22.64 18.87 16.98
19 Qtrrniles from CO 23.32 19.44 17.49
20 Qtr miles from CO 27.18 22.65 20.38
[1]Rates found in this superceded Price List were in effect April 23,1993 through
October 17,1993.
[2]In addition,the End User Common Line Charge applies to each Common Line
facility.
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G.1 .[l](Cont’d)
USOC
Rate stabilized flat station line,extension
station line,blocked,each [2]RHN/X5 S
12 36 60
TO TO TO
35 59 84
MONTHS MONTHS MONTHS
51 station lines and over
21 QtrmilesfromCO $27.46 $22.88 $20.59
22 Qtr miles from CO 27.74 23.11 20.80
23 QtrmilesfromCO 28.02 23.35 21.01
24 QtrmilesfromCO 28.30 23.58 21.22
25 QtrmilesfromCO 28.58 23.81 21.43
26 Qtr miles from CO 28.86 24.05 21.64
27 QtrmilesfromCO 29.14 24.28 21.85
28 Qtr miles from CO 29.42 24.51 22.06
29 Qtr miles from CO 29.70 24.75 22.27
30 Qtr miles from CO 29.98 24.98 22.48
31 QtrmilesfrornCO 30.26 25.21 22.69
32 Qtr miles from CO 30.54 25.45 22.90
33 QtrmilesfromCO 30.82 25.68 23.11
34 QtrmilesfromCO 31.10 25.91 23.32
35 QtrmilesfromCO 31.38 26.15 23.53
36 QtrmilesfromCO 31.66 26.38 23.74
37 Qtrmiles from CO 31.94 26.61 23.95
38 QtrrnilesfromCO 32.22 26.85 24.16
39 Qtr miles from CO 32.50 27.08 24.37
40 Qtr miles from CO 32.72 27.27 24.54
[1]Rates found in this superseded Price List were in effect April 23,1993 through
October 17,1993.
[2]In addition,the End User Common Line Charge applies to each Common Line
facility.
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G.1.[1](Cont’d)
USOC
Rate stabilized flat station line,extension
station line,non-blocked.each[2]R4H/R5S
12 36 60
TO TO TO
35 59 84
MONTHS MONTHS MONTHS
-20 station lines $20.00 $18.00 $15.00
21 -50 station lines 17.33 14.44 13.00
51 station lines and over
1 Qtr mile from CO 5.48 4.57 4.11
2 QtrmilesfromCO 5.88 4.90 4.41
3 QtrmilesfromCO 6.31 5.26 4.73
4 QtrmilesfromCO 6.87 5.72 5.15
5 QtrrnilesfromCO 7.34 6.11 5.50
6 Qtr miles from CO 7.84 6.54 5.88
7 Qtr miles from CO 8.50 7.08 6.37
8 Qtr miles from CO 9.00 7.50 6.75
9 Qtrmiles from CO 9.82 8.18 7.36
10 Qtr miles from CO 11.47 9.56 8.60
11 QtrmilesfromCO 14.54 12.11 10.90
13 QtrmilesfromCO 16.40 13.67 12.30
14 Qtrmiles from CO 17.14 14.28 12.85
15 QtrrnilesfromCO 18.31 15.26 13.73
16 Qtr miles from CO 21.00 17.50 15.75
17 Qtr miles from CO 21.90 18.25 16.42
18 Qtrmiles from CO 22.64 18.87 16.98
19 QtrmilesfromCO 23.32 19.44 17.49
20 QtrmilesfromCO 27.18 22.65 20.38
[1]Rates found in this superseded Price List were in effect April 23,1993 through
October 17,1993.
[2]In addition,the End User Common Line Charge applies to each Common Line
facility.
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G.1.[1](Cont’d)
USOC
•Rate stabilized flat station line,extension
station line,non-blocked,each[2]R4H/R5S
12 36 60
TO TO TO
35 59 84
MONTHS MONTHS MONTHS
51 station lines and over
21 QtrmilesfromCO $27.46 $22.88 $20.59
22 Qtr miles from CO 27.74 23.11 20.80
23 QtrmilesfromCO 28.02 23.35 21.01
24 Qtrmiles from CO 28.30 23.58 21.22
25 QtrmilesfromCO 28.58 23.81 21.43
26 Qtrmiles from CO 28.86 24.05 21.64
27 Qtr miles from CO 29.14 24.28 21.85
28 QtrmilesfromCO 29.42 24.51 22.06
29 Qtr miles from CO 29.70 24.75 22.27
30 Qtr miles from CO 29.98 24.98 22.48
31 QtrmilesfromCO 30.26 25.21 22.69
32 Qtr miles from CO 30.54 25,45 22.90
33 Qtrmiles from CO 30.82 25.68 23.11
34 QtrmilesfromCO 31.10 25.91 23.32
35 QtrmilesfromCO 31.38 26.15 23.53
36 Qtr miles from CO 31.66 26.38 23.74
37 Qtr miles from CO 31.94 26.61 23.95
38 QtrmilesfromCO 32.22 26.85 24.16
39 Qtr miles from CO 32.50 27.08 24.37
40 Qtr miles from CO 32.72 27.27 24.54
[1]Rates found in this superseded Price List were in effect April 23,1993 through
October 17,1993.
[2]In addition,the End User Common Line Charge applies to each Common Line
facility.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS (Cont’d)
109.1.17 CENTREX21 SERViCE
Effective April ii,2005,Centrex 21 Service is obsolete.Customers will be (C)
allowed to retain their obsolete service only as long as service remains at the
same location.The service may be transferred between customers (supersede)(C)
in accordance with 2.2.l.E.,preceding.(C)
A.Description
1.Centrex 21 Service is a flat rate,business service for customers with 2 to 50
station lines.Centrex 21 Service is furnished only from a Stored Program
Controlled central office offered subject to the availability of facilities and
applicable generic feature programs and will not be available in a 2BESS Central
Office.Centrex 21 consists of standard features which are available to all station
lines in the shared customer group where available.A Centrex 21 customer has a
choice of having the features delivered via analog lines and/or 2B+S,(digital,
voice only)ISDN lines.Optional features are also available.
2.Centrex 21 standard features include the following features depending upon the
serving central office:
DIGITAL
FEATURE ANALOG VOICE
•Primary DN X X
•Secondary DN X
•Multiple Shared
Call Appearances of a DN X
•Call Drop X
•Call Exclusion —X
•Call Forwarding -Busy Line X X
•Call Forwarding -Don’t Answer X X
•Call Forwarding -Variable X X
•Call Hold X X
•Calling Identity Delivery on
Call Waiting Number X —
•Call Pickup X X
•Call Transfer X X
•Call Waiting X —
•Caller Identification Number X —
•Conference Calling
-3-Way X X
-6-Way X X
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A.2.(Cont’d)
DIGITAL
FEATURE ANALOG VOICE
•Direct Dialing/Originating
Terminating X X
•Display X
•Hunting X X
•Individual Line Billing X X
•Intercept X X
•Incoming Calling Identification X
•Message Waiting Service
-Audible X X
-Visual X X
•Speed Calling X X
•Standard Configuration Group X
•Touch-Tone X X
3.Centrex 21 optional features include the following features depending upon the
serving central office:
DIGITAL
FEATURE ANALOG VOICE
•Additional Secondary Directory
Number X
•Analog Call Appearance —X
•Call Park X —
•Caller Identification Name and
Number X
•Minutes Free Calling Plan X —
•2B+D (Circuit Switched Data)—X
•Electronic Business Set X —
•Nonstandard Configuration Group —X
•Remote Access Forwarding X —
•Scheduled Call Forwarding X —
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B.TenTis and Conditions
1.Centrex 21 Service ISDN station lines will be offered,from the customer’s local
serving Central Office only.ISDN Service from the Central Office is generally
considered “available”for loops of 18 kilofeet or less in length.Loops greater
than 18 kilofeet in length must meet extension technology design requirements.
Service will be considered available if ISDN compatible pair gain systems or
single line ioop extension equipment are in place to serve the area.
2.Rates and charges for the Centrex 21 ISDN 2B+S,(digital,voice only)lines do
not include extended ISDN availability arrangements.Extended ISDN
availability arrangements are only available on an individual case basis.
3.Centrex 21 Service equips the station lines in the system with all the standard
features.Customers subscribing to this service are required to pay the monthly
rates for service,whether or not all standard features are activated at initial
installation.
4.The monthly rate for Centrex 21 Service covered under the Rate Stabilized Plan is
guaranteed against Company initiated changes for the duration of the plan.The
minimum Rate Stabilized Plan is 12 months.The maximum Rate Stabilized
period is 60 months.
5.Customers subscribing to an unexpired standard Rate Stability Plan as of
April 11,2005,may add station lines to an existing system at any time during the
Rate Stability Plan period at the rates originally applicable to that customer.
Customers whose station line growth exceeds 50 station lines have the option to
convert to other Company Services.The service period for converted Company
Services will bear the same expiration date as that of the customer’s original Rate
Stability Plan.
6.Customers will be responsible to furnish all premises wiring,terminal equipment
and jacks used with the Centrex 21 Service.
7.All Centrex 21 Service station lines must be associated with the same customer
group.
8.Customer request for temporary suspension,either full or partial,of Centrex 21
Service is not permitted.Seasonal disconnects are not allowed.
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B.Terms and Conditions (Cont’d)
9.One primary directory listing is furnished without charge for each Centrex 21
system.Directory listings of station lines may be provided at the regular business
additional listing rate as specified in 5.7.1,preceding.
10.Intercept Service will be provided on the main listed directory number for a total
system disconnect only.
11.Customers may reserve additional telephone numbers for future use at the rates
specified in 5.3.4,preceding.
12.If a customer terminates the agreement before the established service date,in
whole or in part,the customer will pay cancellation charges as defined under the
Termination Liability/Waiver Policy as set forth in 2.2.14,preceding.
13.After the service date,if a customer with a fixed-period rate plan removes,in
whole or in part,station lines to a level less than 70%of the initial number of
station lines,a termination charge may apply.as defined in 2.2.14,preceding.
14.The customer may substitute Centrex 21 Service with another Company service
that functionally replaces Centrex 21 Service and provides equivalent or greater
feature functionality as defined in 2.2.14,preceding.
15.Centrex 21 Service is not available on Public Communications Service or
multiparty service.
16.Each customer will be required to sign a contractual agreement for the furnishing
of services on a rate stabilized basis.
17.Caller Identification Blocking -Per Call and Caller Identification Blocking -Per
Line as defined in 10.7.1 and 10.7.2,following,is available with Centrex 21
Service.
18.Electronic Business Set will be provided from a DMS-100 Central Office and
only where facilities permit.
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109.1.17 CENTREX21 SERVICE
B.Terms and Conditions (Cont’d)
19.Each electronic set must be associated with a Primary Directory Number.In
addition,an Electronic Business Set interface card is required.
20.Electronic Business Set is subject to a 1.5 mile limitation from the central office.
21.Electronic Business Set is only available on Centrex 21 main station lines.Main
station lines with electronic sets cannot have extension stations;however,the
primary directory number associated with the main station line can appear as a
secondary appearance of a primary directory number on other main station lines.
22.A termination charge will be waived when customers change to Business Line
Volume Purchase Plan.
23.For customers with a standard RSP on or after April 11,2005,the Termination
Liability will be waived when changing to a QWEST voice line service
24.If a customer terminates the agreement before the established service date,in
whole or in part,the customer will pay cancellation charges as defined under the
Termination Liability/Waiver Policy as set forth in C.,following.
25.After the service date,if a customer with a fixed-period rate plan removes,in
whole or in part,station lines to a level less than 70%of the initial number of
station lines,a termination charge may apply,as defined in C.,following.
26.The customer may substitute Centrex 21 Service with another Company service
that functionally replaces Centrex 21 Service and provides equivalent or greater
feature functionality as defined in C.,following.
27.Customers subscribing to an unexpired standard Rate Stability Plan as of
April Il,2005.may add station lines to an existing system at the same location at
the rates originally applicable to that customer.
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109.1.17 CENTREX 21 SERVICE (Cont’d)
C.Termination Liability/Waiver Policy
Centrex 21 Service provided via service agreements may be subject to the
Termination Liability/Waiver Policy.
1.Definitions
Minimum Billing Level
When Centrex 21 Service is provided under a service agreement,a Minimum
Billing Level will be established for use in calculating discontinuance charges.
The Minimum Billing Level is 100%percent of the total monthly rates for the
service provided under the customer’s service agreement,unless otherwise
specified.
Minimum Service Period
When Centrex 21 Service is provided under a service agreement,a Minimum
Service Period may be established.This would be the period of time that the
100%factor of the Termination Liability Charge would apply.
2.Complete Disconnect
If the customer chooses to completely discontinue Centrex 21 Service,at any time
during the term of the agreement,a termination charge will apply,unless the
customer satisfies the conditions specified in the Waiver Policy.The termination
charge is 100%of the rates for the Minimum Service Period,if applicable plus
the Minimum Billing Level multiplied by the termination liability percentage
specified in the service agreement,for the remaining term of the agreement.
•For example.if the customer discontinues Centrex 21 Service after 17 months
of a 3-year (36 month)agreement,the termination charge will be the Minimum
Billing Level for the service,multiplied by the termination liability percentage,
multiplied by 19 months.
•If the customer discontinues Centrex 21 Service after 6 months of a 3-year (36
months)agreement,with a 1-year (12 months)Minimum Service Period,the
Termination Charge will be 100%of the Minimum Billing Level fbr the
remaining 6 months of the Minimum Service Period,plus the Minimum billing
Level multiplied by the termination liability percentage,multiplied by 24
months.
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C.Termination Liability/Waiver Policy (Cont’d)
3.Partial Disconnect
If the customer discontinues a portion of their Centrex 21 Service,and that causes
the customer’s monthly billing level to fall below the Minimum Billing Level of
the agreement,a termination charge will apply to the portion of the service
agreement that is below the Minimum Billing Level.
4.Waiver Policy
A termination charge will be waived when the customer discontinues their
contracted Centrex 21 Service,provided all of the following conditions are met:
•The customer signs a new service agreement for any other Company provided
service(s);
(M)
•Both the existing and the new service(s)are provided solely by the Company;
(N)
•The order to discontinue the existing service(s)and the order to establish the (N)
new service(s)are received by the Company at the same time;
•The new service(s)installation must be completed within thirty calendar days
of the disconnection of the old service(s),unless the installation delay is caused
by the Company;
•The total value of the new service agreement(s),excluding any special
construction charges and any other nonrecurring charges,is equal to or greater
than 115%of the remaining value of the existing agreement(s);
•A new minimum service period goes into effect when the new service
agreement term begins;
•The customer agrees to pay any previously billed,but unpaid recurring,and
any outstanding nonrecurring charges.The charges cannot be included as part
of the new service agreement;
•All applicable nonrecurring charges will be assessed for the new contracted
service(s).
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109.1.17 CENTREX 21 SERVICE (Cont’d)
C.Standard Service Feature -Description
Primary Directory Number (PDN)[1]
Each terminal is assigned one Primary Directory Number.If more than two
terminals are attached to a Basic Rate Access Connection,additional Primary
Directory Numbers will be required.The maximum allowable number of Call
Appearances (PDN,SDN or shared)will be determined by the CPE and
configuration groups selected.
Secondary Directory Number (SDN)
A Secondary Directory number is any directory number,other than the Primary
Directory Number,assigned to an 1SDN terminal.The standard package includes
one SDN.The maximum allowable number of Call Appearances (PDN,SDN or
shared)will be determined by the CPE and configuration groups selected.
Multiple Shared Call Appearances of a Directory Number[2]
This feature allows several station sets to share one or more Call Appearances of a
particular directory number (PDN or SDN).The originating and terminating
events on one station set affects all stations that share Call Appearances for a
particular directory number.The shared directory number can have up to eight
Call Appearances.Multiple calls can exist on one directory number and more than
one station sharing the directory number can have a call active on the shared
directory number.
[1]Customers may choose from any of the existing standard configuration groups for
their system.
[2]On a DMS-100 Central Office,this feature requires MADN as well.
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C.Standard Service Feature -Description (Cont’d)
Call Drop
This feature allows the user (who is the controller of a call)to drop the last party
that was added to a conference call.Also,this feature allows a user to disconnect a
2-party call.
Call Exclusion
Manual Call Exclusion restricts other stations from picking up a call on hold or
bridging onto an active call at that station.
Call Forwarding Busy Line
Provides for forwarding of “all”calls to a preselected telephone number when the
called station is busy.
Call Forwarding Don’t Answer
Provides for forwarding of “all”calls to a preselected telephone number,when the
called station does not answer after a predetermined number of ringing cycles.
Call Forwarding-Variable
Allows a user to automatically forward “all”calls to any other number.
Call Hold[1]
Allows a station user to hold any call in progress by dialing a code.
Calling Identity Delivery on Call Waiting -Number[2,3]
Provides calling number delivery following the call waiting tone.
[1)Provided by proprietary CPE on ISDN.
[2]Requires CPE that has a display.
[3]Not available from DM5-b,DMS-l00,and AXE -10 Central Offices.
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C.Standard Service Feature -Description (Cont’d)
Call Pick-Up
Enables a station user to answer calls directed to other specified stations by dialing
a special code.
Call Transfer
Allows a station line user to transfer any established call to another station line
without the assistance of an attendant.This feature also utilizes the switchhook to
put a caller on consultation hold.
Call Waiting
•Terminating -All Calls
-Allows for a Centrex 2 1 station user who is engaged in a telephone
conversation to be alerted via an audible tone that a call is waiting if the
called station line is busy.
•Cancel Call Waiting
-Permits a Call Waiting customer to inhibit the call waiting operation for one
call through the use of a cancel call waiting code.
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C.Standard Service Feature -Description (Contd)
Caller Identification -Number[1]
Provides visual indication of the calling number from an outside party,assuming
the incoming call has calling party number associated with it and the originating
caller has not blocked presentation of calling party number.
Conference Calling
Allows a station user to establish conference connections without the aid of
attendant or operator assistance.3-Way allows a station in the talking state to add
a third party to the call;6-Way allows a station user to add up to five other parties.
Direct Dialing/Originating Terminating
Allows station users to place or receive calls.
Display[l]
Identifies incoming internal (i.e.,intrasystern-systern)calls by phone number and
call type (e.g.,internal,external,forwarded).This feature identifies why calls
have forwarded from a specific number (e.g.,busy,no answer).Requires
electronic set equipped with appropriate alphanumeric LCD.
[1)Requires CPE that has a display.
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C.Standard Service Feature -Description (Cont’d)
Hunting
Automatically re-routes incoming calls to other lines when the calls encounter
busy lines.Hunting groups provide a software-defined search for an available
Call Appearance to which a call can be completed.A hunt group member is
defined as a set of Call Appearances at the ISDN station.
-Multi-Line Hunt Group (MLHG)-provides a sequential hunt over the
members in the Multi-Line Hunt Group.When a Call Appearance is busy,
the system sequentially hunts only the members following the member
associated with the dialed number.
-Circular Hunting -allows all lines in a multi-line hunt group to be tested for
busy,regardless of the point of entry into the group.When a call is made to a
line in a Multi-Line Hunt Group,a regular hunt is performed starting at the
station associated with the dialed number.It continues to the last station of
the Multi-Line Hunt Group then proceeds to the first station in the group and
continues to hunt sequentially through the remaining lines in the group.
-Series Completion -this feature allows calls made to a busy directory number
to be routed to another specified directory number.The series completion
hunting begins with the originally dialed member of the series completion
group and searches for an idle directory number from the list of directory
numbers.
Individual Line Billing
Toll calls are billed directly against the line placing the call.
Intercept
Disconnected or unassigned lines can be advised of a new number or given a
disconnect recording.
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C.Standard Service Feature -Description (Cont’d)
Incoming Calling Identification[1]
Provides user with visual feedback concerning the calling number from an outside
party,assuming they do not have Call Blocking,when the electronic set is
equipped with appropriate alphanumeric LCD.Name is not available with 1SDN.
Message Waiting Service
•Audible Waiting Indication -when a user goes off hook a stutter dial tone is
provided to indicate a message is waiting.
•Visual Waiting Indication -provides a message waiting indication on an
electronic set via a message waiting lamp.[2]
Speed Calling
Allows a user to place calls to a list of frequently dialed numbers by dialing a one
digit speed calling code for a 6 number list,or a 2 digit speed calling code for a 30
number list.
Standard Configuration Group
The standard system design allows users to select from a variety of predetermined
configuration groups to support ISDN terminals.
Touch-Tone
Allows for Customer provided equipment to place calls on their Centrex 21 system
using Dual-Tone Multi Frequency dialing.
[1]Requires CPE that has a display.
[2]Visual waiting indication available with special CPE.
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.17 CENTREX 21 SERVICE (Cont’d)
D.Optional Service Feature -Description
Additional Secondary Directory Number (SDN)
Allows more than one Secondary Directory Number to be assigned to an ISDN
terminal.
Analog Call Appearance
This feature enables analog station users to share their call appearance on a user’s
ISDN station set.All Analog Call Appearances must be provisioned from the
Centrex 21 central office that is providing the ISDN services.One appearance,per
number,per terminal is allowed.
Call Park
Allows a user to hold or “Park”a call by dialing a code that can be retrieved from
any station by dialing another code.
Caller Identification -Name and umber[1]
Allows for the automatic delivery of a calling party’s name and telephone number
(including nonpublished and nonlisted telephone numbers)to the called customer,
which gives the called customer an opportunity to decide whether to answer the
call immediately or not.The name and number are displayed on customer
provided equipment.
Scheduled Call Forwarding[1J
Allows all incoming calls to be forwarded to another telephone number.It allows
a customer to remotely change the termination of their incoming calls and base the
termination upon a time schedule.From any tone signaling telephone,the
customer can activate,deactivate,or change the times,days and destination
numbers.
[I)For Terms and Conditions see 5.4.3,preceding.
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D.Optional Service Feature -Description (Cont’d)
Minutes Free Calling Plan
The plan includes a designated number of minutes of intraLATA toll.For all
additional plan calls,the customer will be charged a special rate.The plan is
available on an account level basis,where one or more lines are billed to the same
account.Where the customer has one account which includes multiple lines,the
plan applies to total usage of the combined lines.This plan applies only to
intraLATA,dial station-to-station calls.
Remote Access Forwarding (Call Following)[1]
Allows all incoming calls to be forwarded to another telephone number.It allows
the customer to remotely change the termination of their incoming calls.From any
tone signaling telephone,the customer can activate,deactivate,or change the
destination number.
[1]For Terms and Conditions see 5.4.3,preceding.
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D.Optional Service Feature -Description (Cont’d)
Electronic Business Set
Electronic Set Service permits the use of special electronic station sets with
Centrex Plus Service.This service utilizes a unique line card to provide
communications control for the electronic station set.
The customer-provided electronic set is a touch-tone station that provides
programmable keys for features and additional numbers.It is served from the
central office by a main or extension station line.It has assignable keys for station
line pick-ups or features.Electronic sets and adjunct modules are provided by the
customer.
•Multiple Appearance Directory Number (MADN)
-A directory number assigned to more than one electronic station set.
•Software Numbers
-Software numbers are numbers which do not require an additional station
line.These numbers share the facilities of the primary directory listed
number.Variations of software numbers are:
-Primary Appearance -The first appearance of a software number on a key.
-Secondary Appearance -The second appearance of a software number on a
key.The secondary software number can be on the same station or a different
station.
-Single Appearance -A software number that appears only on one station and
one key.
Nonstandard Configuration Group
Allows customers to purchase additional configuration groups (beyond the five
standard configuration groups provided)to support ISDN terminals.
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.17 CENTREX 21 SERVICE (Cont’d)
E.Rates and Charges
1.Centrex 21 Analog Station Lines
a.2-5 Station Lines[l]
USOC
•Month-to-Month Feature Package FPKXX
•Rate Stabilized Feature Package FPKXR
MONTH MONTHLY RATE
TO 12TO36 37T090
MONTH MONTHS 121 MONTHS j2j
-Feature Package,each $19.98 $5.39 $3.76
[1]See rates and charges in 9.1 .17,preceding
[2]Customers with service under a standard RSP that expires on or after
April 11,2005,will be billed at the rates and terms associated with the RSP period
that they subscribed to until they move,disconnect the service or a change occurs
in the rates or terms of the obsolete Centrex 21.
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS 109.1.17 CENTREX 21 SERVICE E.1. (Cont’d)
b. 6 - 50 Station Lines USOC
• Month-to-Month Station Line RXB • Rate Stabilized Station Line RSX • Month-to-Month Electronic Business Set Station Line EPB • Rate Stabilized Electronic Business Set Station Line R4V
NON- MONTH MONTHLY RATE
RECURRING TO 12 TO 36 37 TO 90 CHARGE MONTH MONTHS MONTHS
- Rate Group 1 $52.00 $28.95 $27.95 $27.95- Rate Group 2 52.00 28.95 27.95 27.95
USOC
• Month-to-Month Feature Package FPKXX • Rate Stabilized Feature Package FPKXR
MONTH MONTHLY RATE
TO 12 TO 36 37 TO 90 MONTH MONTHS MONTHS
- Feature Package, each $20.00 (I) $5.00 (R) $5.00 (I)
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109.1 DIAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS
109.1.17 CENTREX21 SERVICE
E.Rates and Charges (Cont’d)
2,Centrex 21 ISDN 2B+S,
(digital,voice only)line USOC
•2 -50,lines each XRW,XRS
NON-MONTH MONTHLY RATE
RECURRING TO 12 TO 36 37 TO 90
CHARGE MONTH MONTUSL1I MONTHSI1J
$110.00 $68.00 $64.60 $61.20
3.Miscellaneous Charges
•Nonrecurring charges apply,per Centrex 21 station line,per customer group.
NONRECURRING
USOC CHARGE
-Centrex 21 system change charge
per station line changed NRC62 $5.00
•Conversion Charge,per each
existing line converted from a
Company Access Line
to Centrex 21 Service[2]NR9CE 12.00
[1]Customers with service under a standard RSP that expires on or after
April 11,2005,will be billed at the rates and terms associated with the RSP period
that they subscribed to until they move,disconnect the service or a change occurs
in the rates or terms of the obsolete Centrex 21.
[2]NR9CE applies in place of the initial Centrex 21 station line nonrecurring charge.
The Conversion Charge does not apply to 60 Month contracts.
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E.Rates and Charges (Cont’d)
4.Optional Service Features
NONRECURRING MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
a.Additional Secondary Directory
Number (SDN)
•Perstationline A6QPN $12.00 $1.00
b.Analog Call Appearance
•Per number,per terminal MAZ 12.00 1.00
c.Call Park
•Per station line C4Z 5.00 1.00
d.2B+D (Circuit Switched Data)[1][1][1]
e.Caller Identification Name and
Number
•Per line NNK 3.50
f Remote Access Forwarding
•Per line AFD 7.45
g.Scheduled Call Forwarding
•Per line ATF 8.45
[1]See USOC’s,rates and charges found in 14.2.1.following,for Single Line ISDN
Service.
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E.4.(Cont’d)
NONRECURRING MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
h.Electronic Business Set
•Electronic set service
interface,per main
station line[1]PP3 [2][2]
•Primary appearance of a
software number S03 [2][2]
•Subsequent appearance of a
software number S05 [2]
•Single appearance of a
software number SFB [2][2]
•Adjunct module,per rnodule[3]C2TAX [2][2]
i,Nonstandard Configuration
Group
•Per configuration group,
per system N3CPG $100.00
[1]Includes electronic set service standard features.
[2]See rates and charges for Electronic Set Service found in 109.1.16,preceding.
[3]In addition,rates and charges specified above for primary directory number
appearances and software number appearances apply.
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E.4.(Cont’d)
NONRECURRING MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
j.Minutes Free Calling Plan
RATE PERIOD
INITIAL ADDNL
USOC MINUTES (30 SEC)(6 SEC.)
OBK5X 0-100 --
101 and over $0.045 S0.009
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109.2 EMERGENCY REPORTING SERVICE
109.2.1 UNIVERSAL EMERGENCY NUMBER SERvICE—911
A.Wireless E9-1-l Connectivity{1]
See Section 9.2.1 for description,terms and conditions.
1.CELLTRACE
a.Effective v1 arch 6,2006,CELL TRA CE is obsolete and is not available to new
customers.Customers will be allowed to retain CELLTRACE only as long as
service remains at the same location for the same customer and for as long as the
Company can obtain the parts to repair the service.
b.ELLTRACE is a hybrid call associated signal (HCAS)solution within the
Company E9-1-1 Control Office that provides for the forwarding of AN I from a
wireless handset to a PSAP.A call to 911 from a wireless handset is passed
from the Mobile Switching Center (MSC)to the Company’s selective routing
switch on dedicated facilities.Upon completing the call to the PSAP,the cell
site location and the number of the originating call are displayed on the PSAP’s
ALl display device.
2.Definitions
CELLTRA CE Interface
A non-blocking trunk signaling device which automatically provides the PSAP
with the caller’s wireless handset ten digit ANI,the location of the cell site that
originated the call and the name of the wireless service provider.This
information is then delivered to the 9-I -1 database.
[1]Per FCC Report and Order 94-102.the Carrier must at least route a wireless caller’s
E9-l-l call to the nearest PSAP and deliver the associated ten-digit wireless
handset telephone number,the cell site and the sector.
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109.2 EMERGENCY REPORTING SERVICE
109.2.1 UNIVERSAL EMERGENCY NUMBER SERVICE—911
A.Wireless E9-l-l Connectivity[lj (Confd)
3.Rates and Charges
NONRECURRING MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
CELLTRACEInterface[I]9AN ICB ICB
[1]Rates and Charges based on an individual customer case by case basis.
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109.2 EMERGENCY REPORTING SERVICE (Cont’d)
109.2.3 EMERGENCY ALARM AND REPORTING SERVICE
A.Public Emergency Reporting Service -Small Office
1.Description
a.Public Emergency Reporting Service is designed for use of police and volunteer
fire departments,etc.,in small manual and community dial exchanges.The
system is arranged so that the line associated with the telephone number
designated to receive fire or other emergency reporting calls may be terminated
in a number of telephones at various locations in the exchange.This
arrangement will permit a number of people to receive emergency calls and
sound the alarm where required.
b.The telephone lines are not used for regular exchange telephone service.
Telephones may be equipped with a signal key to actuate the customer-provided
remote warning signal.
c.A maximum of 10 telephones may be provided on a system.The telephone line
at the location where emergency calls are generally received is the main station
lines.Telephone lines at all additional emergency reporting locations areconsideredextensionstationlines.Control equipment may be used to actuate a
maximum of four remote signals.
d.The customer releases,indemnifies and holds harmless the Company from any
and all loss,claims,demands,suits,or other action,or any liability whatsoever,
whether suffered,made,instituted or asserted by the customer or by any other
party or person,for any personal injury to or death of any person or persons,or
for any loss,damage or destruction of any property,whether owned by the
customer or others,caused or claimed to have been caused directly or indirectly
by the installation,operation,failure to operate.maintenance,removal,presence,
condition,location or use of equipment or facilities associated with this service.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.2 EMERGENCY REPORTING SERVICE
109.2.3 EMERGENCY ALARM AND REPORTING SERVICE
A.Public Emergency Reporting Service -Small Office (Cont’d)
2.Rates and Charges
a.Public Emergency Reporting Service -Small Office
b.Where the customer-owned signal is not on the same premises as one of the
emergency reporting telephones,regular Exchange Service Extension charges
will apply to the circuit to the signal location.
c.Rates and charges,for Public Emergency Reporting Service,do not include
provision of telephones nor signal control equipment.
d.Regular Exchange Service Extension charges apply for telephones at additional
reporting locations.
SERVICE &
EQUIPMENT MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Common equipment at the
CO to actuate remote
signal control
equipment,each PN8 $11.00 $3.23
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109.2.3 EMERGENCY ALARM AND REPORTING SERVICE
A.2.d.(Cont’d)
Main telephone line at emergency reporting headquarters:
MONTHLY ACCESS
NONRECURRING RATE GROUP
USOC CHARGE 1 2
•Eachline 1VS $52.00 $11.63 $17.17
Message Unit Charge
The following message charge applies for calls places within exchanges in the
same local calling area.
CHARGE FOR
EACH MESSAGE
•Business S0.096
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109.EMERGENCY REPORTING SERVICE
109.2.3 EMERGENCY ALARM AND REPORTING SERVICE (Cont’d)
B.Command Conference Service
1.General
a.Command Conference Service is an alarm system designed for use in cities
employing a few full-time firemen,including a dispatcher and a volunteer force.
The system provides a flexible arrangement which enables a dispatcher,at the
tire reporting location,to call a group of firemen,or selected individual,or
groups at one time.The service arrangement may also be provided for acustomerinconnectionwithprivatebranchexchangeservice.
b.Each command conference equipment unit will accommodate a maximum oftwenty-one conference stations.The conference units may be combined where
there is a requirement for larger conference groups.
c.The station equipment at the dispatcher’s location may consist of a multiline
telephone set or it may be associated with 101 key equipment or private branch
exchange switchboard equipment where this equipment is required in connection
with other service.
d.An individual line service or a private branch exchange main station line is
required at the location of each volunteer fireman to be called.The line is
connected to the command conference unit at the central office or at the location
of the private branch exchange switching equipment.
e.The customer release,indemnifies and holds harmless the Company from any
and all loss,claims,demands,suits or other action,or any liability whatsoever,
whether suffered,made,instituted or asserted by the customer or by any other
party or person,for any personal injury to or death of any person or persons,orforanyloss,damage or destruction of any property,whether owned by thecustomerorothers,caused or claimed to have been caused directly or indirectly
by the installation,operation,failure to operate,maintenance,removal,presence,
condition,location or use of equipment or facilities associated with this service.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
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109.2.3 EMERGENCY ALARM AND REPORTING SERVICE
B.Command Conference Service (Cont’d)
2.Rates and Charges
a.The following rates and charges are in addition to the regular rates and charges
for the exchange access service with which the command conference service is
associated.
INSTALLATION MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
Talk and control circuit from
the dispatcher’s station to the
command conference equipment.
One pair is required for each
conference system with up to 63
station lines,each circuit N/A [1][1]
One ringing circuit from the
dispatcher’s station to the location
of the command conference
equipment is required for each
21 station conference unit,
ringing circuit,each [2][2]
[1]See the Access Service Catalog for rates and charges for Voiceband/Data Circuit.
[2]Exchange Service Extension rates and charges,see the Access Service Catalog.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.2 EMERGENCY REPORTING SERVICE (Cont’d)
109.2.6 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS NETWORK
Emergency Preparedness Network service is sunsetted effective June 1.2008
and will no longer be offered.
A.Description
Emergency Preparedness Network (EPN),is an integrated solution that identifies
and notifies a designated population within minutes of an emergency (“Event”).
EPN combines the functionality of the EPN application,a geographically coded
telephone number and address database and outbound calling.
B.Terms and Conditions
I.EPN allows customers to utilize pre-planned Event boundaries surrounding
impending or potential disaster sites.Emergency boundaries (e.g.flood plain)
will be developed by the customer (e.g.PSAP,Office of Emergency
Preparedness).
2.The customer will provide the Company with Event boundaries for each pre
planned Event.The company will provide the customer with final paper maps
detailing the Event boundaries for each Event.
3.Customers may define areas of prioritization (i.e.,which telephone number gets
called first),within an Event.
4.Three pre-planned Events and three Call Lists are provided at the rates and
charges specified following.Pre-planned Events and Call Lists in excess of three
will be priced as specified following.A customer may also request a geographic
list of telephone numbers be called,that has not been predetermined,when an
Event is initiated.
5.EPN also allows customers to dynamically communicate a point (specific address
or intersection)and a specified radius (in feet or miles)around the point to define
the Event boundary.For example,when a customer contacts the Company to
initiate an Event,the customer will be able to specify an address and a radius and
the Company will extract all telephone numbers within this boundary as the target
area for notification.
6.When an emergency situation arises,customers must initiate an Event to the
Company for a specified Event boundary (either pre-planned or drawn”in real
time).
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B.Terms and Conditions (Cont’d)
7.Customers will be able to create pre-recorded or real time recorded messages.
The message length will he determined by the customer.The length of the
message will determine the per call charge.Customers will develop messages for
each pre-planned and dynamic event.A toll free number will be provided by the
Company for recording and maintaining Event specific messages.Appropriate
security (a customer defined PIN)will control access to the messaging system.
8.Customers will be able to add,change or delete their pre-recorded messages as a
function of the messaging system.
9.Customers will specify call criteria.The standard no answer length is 40 seconds.
The standard number of retries is 3 per telephone number or database record.
Fast busy (reorder)does not count as a call attempt.
10.From the point in time that the customer completes the initiation of an EPN Event
to the Company and the Company has successfiilly launched the Event,outbound
calling with the customer’s specified voice message shall begin in less than 5minutes,absent malfunction.
11.When the Company initiates a notification Event,the telephone number file and
the appropriate message will be merged.Notification will begin at a rate that is
as fast as reasonably possible,considering a total capacity of 2,000 calls per
minute.In the case of multiple simultaneous Events,this capacity will be spread
approximately equally among all Events.Outbound calling will be based upon
“first in,first out”priority.Events will be launched and proceed on a first come
first serve basis.
12.In the case of multiple simultaneous EPN Events,either by a single customer or
multiple customers,outbound calling will be managed in the manner described
herein to handle multiple Events and to provide a maximum call volume as
follows:
•Single Event:2000 calls per minute,per region,
•Two Events:1000 calls per minute,per region,
•Three Events:633 calls per minute,per region.
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109.2 EMERGENCY REPORTING SERVICE
109.2.6 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS NETWORK
B.Terms and Conditions (Confd)
13.The Company will provide Real Time Reports which provide a summary Event
call record report to customers at specified time intervals during the Event as
follows:
•Outbound calling initiated:time and date,
•Summary reports generated at 15 minute intervals will be delivered to the
customer or if the Event does not exceed 15 minutes within 10 minutes after
the close of the Event.
14.At Event completion,the Company will provide the customer a detailed
telephone number report including date and time of call,number of call attempts,
and call outcome.
15.The Company will make available to customers a Detail Report and a Summary
Report in electronic format within a reasonable time,which time will not exceed
6:00 p.m.Mountain Time,on the business day following the end of the Event.
16.The Company will provide 7 days a week,24 hours a day,customer support for
initiating Events,technological support and providing the results of an Event.
17.The Company may from time to time interrupt service for routine maintenance or
rearrangement of facilities or equipment.The Company will give the customer
advance notification of the service interruption.
18.The Company relies solely on the customer to determine what constitutes an
emergency.The customer shall indemnify and hold harmless the Company,its
parent,subsidiaries,their employees and officers against any and all claims,
losses,liabilities,damages,and lawsuits arising,in whole or in part,for any non-
emergency use of the service.
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109.2 EMERGENCY REPORTING SERVICE
109.2.6 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS NETWORK (Cont’d)
C.Rates and Charges
1.The rates and charges for this service are in addition to all rates and charges for
the associated underlying service.
2.In addition to the nonrecurring charge and recurring monthly telephone number
charge there is a per call charge.This charge applies to each completed call
associated with each Event.
3.Each EPN customer may enter into a contractual agreement for the provisioning
of service on a rate stabilized basis.Customers committing to EPN under a rate
stabilized plan will receive discounts on the nonrecurring and recurring rates and
charges.Discounting does not apply to the per call charge.
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109.2.6 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS NETWORK
C.Rates and Charges (Confd)
4.Basic Emergency Preparedness Network
Number of telephone numbers within an area
NONRECURRING MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
-OtoôO.000,persystern NR9XA $16,500.00
-per ten telephone
numbers EGMIM $0.50
-60,001 to 150,000,
per system NR9XB 24,000.00
-per ten telephone
numbers EGM2M 0.36
-150,001 to 300,000,
per system NR9XD 31,500.00
-per ten telephone
numbers EGM3M 0.30
-300,001 to 450,000,
per system NR9XE 46,500.00
-per ten telephone
numbers EGM4M 0.25
-450.001 to 600,000,
per system NR9XG 61,500.00
-per ten telephone
numbers EGM5M 0.25
-600.001 to 1,000,000,
per system NR9XH 76,500.00
-per ten telephone
numbers EGM6M 0.25
-1,000.001 and above,
per system NR9XJ [1]
-per ten telephone
numbers EGM7M [1]
[1]Rates and charges will be developed on an individual case by case basis.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.2 EMERGENCY REPORTING SERVICE
109.2.6 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS NETWORK
C.4.(Contd)
Number of telephone numbers within an area
NONRECURRING MONTHLY RATE
USOC CHARGE FOR 3 YEAR PLAN
-0 to 60,000,per system NR9XK Si 5,675.00
-per ten telephone
numbers EGMI3 $0.48
-60,001 to 150,000,
per system NR9XL 22,800.00
-per ten telephone
numbers EGM23 0.34
-150,001 to 300,000,
per system NR9XM 29,925.00
-per ten telephone
numbers EGM33 0.29
-300,001 to 450,000,
per system NR9XN 44,175.00
-per ten telephone
numbers EGM43 0.24
-450,001 to 600,000,
per system NR9XO 58,425.00
-per ten telephone
numbers EGM53 0.24
-600,001 to 1,000,000,
per system NR9XP 72,675.00
-per ten telephone
numbers EGM63 0.24
-1,000,001 and above,
per system NR9XQ [1]
-per ten telephone
numbers EGM73 [1]
[11 Rates and charges will be developed on an individual case by case basis.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.2 EMERGENCY REPORTING SERVICE
109.2.6 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS NETWORK
C.4.(Cont’d)
Number of telephone numbers within an area
NONRECURRING MONTHLY RATE
USOC CHARGE FOR 5 YEAR PLAN
-0 to 60,000,per system NR9XR $15,345.00
-per ten telephone
numbers EGMI5 S0.47
-60,001 to 150.000,
per system NR9XS 22,320.00
-per ten telephone
numbers EGM25 0.33
-150,001 to 300.000,
per system NR9XT 29,295.00
-per ten telephone
numbers EGM35 0.28
-300.001 to 450,000,
per system NR9XU 43,245.00
-per ten telephone
numbers EGM45 0.23
-450,001 to 600,000,
per system NR9XV 57,195.00
-per ten telephone
numbers EGM55 0.23
-600,001 to 1,000,000,
per system NR9XW 71,145.00
-per ten telephone
numbers EGM65 0.23
-1,000,001 and above,
per system NR9XY [1]
-per ten telephone
numbers EGM75 [1]
[1]Rates and charges will be developed on an individual case by case basis.
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109.OBSOLETE CENTRAL OFFICE SERVICES
109.2 EMERGENCY REPORTING SERVICE
109.2.6 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS NETWORK
C.Rates and Charges (Cont’d)
5.Per completed call charge,per call,per length
USOC CHARGE
•First 30 seconds NRVC1 S0.23
•Additional 30 seconds,each NRVCA 0.23
6.Additional Pre-planned Events or Call Lists
NONRECURRING
ChARGE
•Per Pre-planned Event NR9MY 200.00
•Per Call List NR9MZ 125.00
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A.Definitions
Patron
The alarm agency’s customer who has subscribed to VERSANET Service offered
by the alarm agency.
Alarm Agency
Retailer who subscribes to VERSANET Service and provides alarm service to the
patrons.
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A.Definitions (Cont’d)
Shared Scanner Service
Accommodates up to 26 alarm agencies per scanner shelf Any number of shelves
may be placed in a central office.When an alarm or line status change is detected,
alarm and patron information is transported to the proper agency.Transmission
from the scanner shelf is provided over exchange network access facilities.
SYSTEM OPERATION
Central Office
Alarm
Service Agency
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Dedicated Scanner Service
Utilizes a custom scanner shelf for the alarm agency’s exclusive use.Transmission
from the scanner shelf can be provided over exchange network access or private
line facilities.
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Patron Location Central Office
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109.8.1 VERSANET SERVICE (Cont’d)
B.Description
I.VERSANET Service receives low speed data signals over exchange access lines
from the patron’s premises to the alarm agency via the central office.This low
speed data signal does not interfere with the patron’s normal telephone usage.
2.If the telephone line is severed either by accidental or intentional cutting this
condition is sensed by the central office equipment,and an alarm is generated to
the alarm vendor’s central station or monitoring agency.
C.Regulations
I.VERSANET Service will be provided only on individual exchange access line
service,between the patron’s location and serving central office.
2.VERSANET Service is offered only on end-to-end metallic facilities and only in
central offices with line appearance capability.The Company reserves the right
to designate the central offices and areas from which this service may be
provided.It is expressly declared that metallic facilities are in continually
decreasing supply and the Company is not obligated to continue to provide such
facilities.Due to facility rearrangements,continued use of metallic facilities may
be denied to existing customers with no obligation on the Company’s part to pay
customer equipment rearrangement costs.The Company will give the customer
90 days notification of modifications impacting the continued availability of
VERSANET Service.
3.The initial contract period for the alarm agency subscribing to VERSAiVET
Service is 1-3 years for shared scanner service and 60 months for dedicated
scanner service.The Company does not install,provide or maintain the patron’s
alarm sensors needed to provide the service.
4.Prior to the Company placing a shared scanner shelf a minimum of 25
subscribers of the alarm agency is required.
5.The alarm agency is responsible for compliance with Part 68 of the FCC Rules
and Regulations.
6.The alarm agency must submit to the Company the name of the patron and
telephone number to be connected and disconnected to the service.
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C.Regulations (Cont’d)
7.In the event the patron’s telephone service is terminated for any reason
VERSANET Service will also be terminated.The alarm agency will be notified in
writing.
8.The alarm agency does not have exclusive rights or use of the patron’s access line.
9.All calls to the alarm agency that are generated by the central office scanner,due
to change in the alarm status on a patron’s line,must be toll free,i.e.a local
telephone number or 800/800-type service.
10.VERSA NET Service is not available with the following services:
•WATS lines
•FX lines
•FCO lines
•Combination main station service
•Ground Start Services
•Party lines
11.Suspension of service is not offered for VERSANET Service.The suspension of
basic exchange service used in connection with VERSAiVET Service will result in
the disconnection of the associated VERSANET Service.
D.Liability
The Company’s liability to any patron or alarm agency for interruption or failure of
VERSANET Service is as set forth in Section 2 of this Catalog.
E.Indemnification
The alarm agency agrees to indemnify,hold harmless and to defend the Company,
its agents and employees,from any and all claims,actions,losses,damages,
expenses and other liabilities including,but not limited to,claims against the
Company for personal injury,property damage,or any other damage or loss,and
reasonable attorney fees and costs of litigation,arising out of any act or omission
of the alarm company in connection with the service,including any claim,damage
or loss arising out of the manufacturing,offering,sale or other provision of
products or services by the alarm agency.
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F.Rates and Charges
I.When a trouble report placed by the patron (or alarm agency on behalf of the
patron)requires a premises visit and the trouble is due to the VERSA NET Service
equipment,Premises Work Charges will apply to the patron.
2.The following rates and charges apply and will be billed to the alarm agency:
SERVICE &
EQUIPMENT MONTHLY
USOC CHARGE RATE
•Shared Scanner Service
-Patron line connection WRN $13.50 $2.31
-Port and modem connection
and pro rata charge of shared
scanner shelf per patron line WNSEP 14.00 5.69
•Dedicated Scanner Service
-Patron line connection WRN 13.50 2.31
-Port and modem connection,
per patron line WNA 14.00 2.69
-Alarm agency dedicated
scanner shelf,per shelf WNSSI 100.00
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