Switch Features Sample Clauses

Switch Features. 109.11.8.1 6 Way Calling For Non-Centron Line Ports GVT #N/A 109.11.8.2 Account Codes, Per System AZ8PS $75.00 109.11.8.3 ARS- Common Equipment, Per Group F5GPG $2200.00 109.11.8.4 ARS- Expensive Route Warning Tone- Per System AQWPS $90.00 109.11.8.5 ARS- Facility Restriction Level, Per System FRKPS $125.00 109.11.8.6 Attendant Access Line, Per Station DZR $10.00 109.11.8.7 Audible Message Waiting MGN, MWW $8.50 109.11.8.8 Authorization Codes, Per System AFYPS $85.00 109.11.8.9 Centrex Common Equipment HYE, HYS $160.00 109.11.8.10 CLASS - Call Trace, Per Occurrence NO USOC $2.00 109.11.8.11 CMS- Packet Control Capability, Per System PTGPS $1500.00 109.11.8.12 CMS- System Establishment, Initial Installation MB5XX $1000.00 109.11.8.13 CMS- System Establishment, Subsequent Installation CPVWO $500.00 109.11.8.14 Conference Calling- Meet Me, Per System MJJPK $5.00 109.11.8.15 Conference Calling- Preset – Per System MO9PK $5.00 109.11.8.16 EBS- Automatic Line, Per Station Line ETVPB $15.00
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Switch Features. 2, 3 109.11.1.3.1 Account Codes, per System AZ8PS $55.34 109.11.1.3.2 Attendant Access Line, per Station Line DZR $0.80 109.11.1.3.3 Audible Message Waiting MGN, MWW $0.70 109.11.1.3.4 Authorization Codes, per System AFYPS $165.60 109.11.1.3.5 Automatic Line (per station line) ETVPB $0.24 109.11.1.3.6 Automatic Route Selection - Common Equipment, per System F5GPG $1,452.08 109.11.1.3.7 Call Drop NA-FID $0.24 109.11.1.3.8 Call Exclusion - Automatic NXB (ISDN) $0.70
Switch Features. 109.11.8.1 Account Codes - per system AZ8PS $81.28 109.11.8.2 Attendant Access Line - per station line DZR $1.17 109.11.8.3 Audible Message Waiting MGN, MWW $1.03 109.11.8.4 Authorization Codes - per system AFYPS $243.08 109.11.8.5 Automatic Line, per station line ETVPB $0.35 109.11.8.6 Automatic Route Selection - Common Equip. per system F5GPG $2,132.83 109.11.8.7 Call Drop NA-FID $0.35 109.11.8.8 Call Exclusion - Automatic NXB(ISDN) $1.03 109.11.8.9 Call Exclusion - Manual NA-FID(IDSN) $0.68 109.11.8.10 Call Forwarding Incoming Only 69B1X $38.52 109.11.8.11 Call Forwarding: Busy Line/Don't Answer Programmable Svc. Establishment SEPFA $38.52 109.11.8.12 Call Waiting Indication - per timing state WUT $1.03 109.11.8.13 CENTREX Common Equipment HYE, HYS $1,225.34 109.11.8.14 CF Don't answer/CF busy customer Programmable - per Line FSW $1.03 109.11.8.15 CLASS - Call Trace, per Occurrence NO USOC $1.48 109.11.8.16 CLASS - Continuous Redial NSS $1.28 109.11.8.17 CLASS - Last Call Return NSQ $1.29 109.11.8.18 CLASS - Priority Calling NSK $1.22 109.11.8.19 CLASS - Selective Call Forwarding NCE $1.28 109.11.8.20 CLASS - Selective Call Rejection NSY $1.22 109.11.8.21 CMS - PACKET CONTROL CAPABILITY, PER SYSTEM PTGPS $493.50 109.11.8.22 CMS - SYSTEM ESTABLISHMENT - INITIAL INSTALLATION MB5XX $987.00 109.11.8.23 CMS - SYSTEM ESTABLISHMENT - SUBSEQUENT INSTALLATION CPVWO $493.50 109.11.8.24 Conference Calling - Meet Me MJJPK $43.15 109.11.8.25 Conference Calling - Preset MO9PK $43.15 109.11.8.26 Conference Calling - Station Dial GVT $46.36

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