Methods of establishing a switching connection within a switchin

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179 18ET, H04Q 310, H04Q 354

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044157738

ABSTRACT:
A PBX system (20) receives a predetermined number of dialing digits from a central office which represents a subscriber station interconnected within the system. The system (20) adds a pseudo digit to the dialing digits to facilitate: (1) the use of a full compliment of dialing digits; and (2) the establishment of a switching connection with the subscriber station. The pseudo digit is then removed and the remaining dialing digits are translated into an equipment location for the subscriber station. Thereafter the switching connection is established with the subscriber station.

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