Automatic Number Announcement Circuit ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Automatic Number Announcement Circuit (ANAC) is used by telephone company employees to verify the telephone number assigned to a cable pair or a distributing frame location. To insure changes are being made to the correct line an ANAC verification is done before any cable pair or distributing frame locations changes are made on an working line. The ANAC is usually accessed by the telephone company employee in the following manner: 1. Locate the cable/pair or distributing frame location to be changed. 2. Use a test set to get dial tone from this line, 3. Dial an access code, usually a three digit code or a 7 digit number, to the ANAC circuit. 4. The ANAC circuit responds with the telephone number of the calling line to the employee. ANAC circuits are external to the 5ESS-2000 Switch and are accessed by a trunk group built with a trunk class of CAMA (Centralized Automatic Message Accounting.) For ANAC circuits a CAMA trunk group out pulses the called number followed by the information digit of zero and the calling number. The ANAC circuit receives the calling number and repeats the number back via an audio response unit to the line that dial the access code. The following table show the signaling between the 5ESS-2000 Switch and an Automatic Number Announcement Circuit: *********************************************************************** 5ESS-2000 Switch Signaling ANAC signaling -------------------------- -------------- Access code is dialed to ANAC Seizes ANAC Trunks Winks Back KP + Access Code (3 or 7 digits) + ST Off Hook KP + "0" (Zero information Digit) + 7 digit ANI number of calling line Play back Number on Audio Response Unit On Hook Releases ANAC Trunk *********************************************************************** Additional information on CAMA signaling may be found in LUCENT Technologies documentation 235-900-108, Product Specifications, sec. 3.4.9 CAMA Signaling. ANAC Test Plan ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This test is to establish a ANAC circuit in the 5ESS-2000 Switch and the announcement system. Test calls will be made from an analog and ISDN line to verify the proper announcement is played. Verification of output messages from both systems and call disconnect sequences will be observed. 1. Establish 5ESS-2000 Switch Translations for ANAC. (See the Recent Change Section of this document) 2. Establish OEM announcement system software for ANAC. 3. Dial the access code for ANAC from a analog phone. 4. The announcement system should replay the telephone number of analog line. 5. Hang up the analog phone. 6. Verify the telephone number of the ANAC test phone, by calling the line from another line. 7. Dial the access code for ANAC from a analog phone. 8. The announcement system should replay the telephone number of analog line. 9. Verify the call disconnects properly by remaining off hook on the analog phone until the call disconnects (usually less than 1 minute). 10. Verify no unexpected messages were received on the 5ESS-2000 Switch Receive Only Printer (ROP). 11. Verify no unexpected messages were received on the announcement system log file. 12. Dial the access code for ANAC from a ISDN phone. 13. The announcement system should replay the telephone number of ISDN line. 14. Hang up the ISDN phone. 15. Verify the telephone number of the ANAC test phone, by calling the line from another line. 16. Dial the access code for ANAC from a ISDN phone. 17. The announcement system should replay the telephone number of ISDN line. 18. Verify the call disconnects properly by remaining off hook on the ISDN phone until the call disconnects (usually less than 1 minute). 19. Verify no unexpected messages were received on the 5ESS-2000 Switch Receive Only Printer (ROP). 20. Verify no unexpected messages were received on the announcement system log file.