TRFTYP - Traffic Originating traffic (OT) is one way trunking from an ILEC to a CLEC. Terminating traffic (TT) is one way trunking from a CLEC to an ILEC. OT/TT is two way traffic between a CLEC and an ILEC. Type

Identifies the type of capacity requested.

VALID ENTRIES:

AL = Transiting and Local IntraLATA A communications service in which the origination and termination are within the same LATA. Toll (LT and TS)

AM = Transiting and Local IntraLATA Toll/Inter-tandem

AT = IntraLATA Toll

AX = Audio Text (976) Information

CH = Choke

C0 = Coin Zero Plus

C1 = Coin One Plus

DA = Directory Assistance

DC = Directory Assistance Call Completion Service

DD = Domestic Dialing Traffic

E9 = E911 Enhanced 911/911 Emergency short cut dialing used to contact police departments for dispatch of officers,fire fighters, or ambulances. The system identifies the caller’s location and otherpertinent information to dispatch accurately.

ID = International Traffic

IO = ISDN Originating

IR = Intercept Service

IT = ISDN Terminating

LA = Local Transiting and Local IntraLATA Toll

LI = Local/IntraLATA Toll/InterLATA A communications service in which the origination and termination are in different LATAs. Toll

LL = Local

LS = Local Transiting

LT = Local/IntraLATA Toll

NA = National Operator Assistance

ND = National Directory Assistance

OP = Operator Assistance

OT = Originating Traffic

PN = Portable Numbering (DID-type for Interim Number Portability Provides end user customers the ability to change local service providers for basic local exchange service without changing their telephone number.)

PO = PSDS Originating

PT = PSDS Terminating

RI = Route Index (For Interim Number Portability)

TM = Transiting/Inter-tandem

TR = Telecomm Relay

TS = Transiting

TT = Terminating Traffic

VR = Busy Line Verify/Interrupt

50 = 5YY Traffic - Personal Communications Services (PCS) Service Access

         Code (SAC)                          

80 = 8YY Traffic- Toll Free Service Access Code (SAC)

90 = 9YY Traffic- Calling Party Pays Service Access Code (SAC)

NOTE 1: “OP”, “ID”, “DA”, “DD,” “50”, “80”, “90”, “PO”, “C0”, “C1” and”IO” are all types of originating traffic.  If the quantity ordered is unique for only one type of originating traffic, the customer will utilize one of these codes.  However, if the quantity ordered is a mixture of different originating traffic types, the customer will use “OT”.

NOTE 2: Service Class Routing (SCRT) on this Form must be specified for “OP”, “ID”, “DD”, “50”, “80”, “90”, “C0”, “C1” or “IO” traffic when ordered as other separate groups in conjunction with the associated OT group.

NOTE 3: When ordering both originating and terminating on the same groups, indicate by populating all the characters of the field.  For just one type the first two characters will be populated specifying the type of capacity  requested.  See NOTE 5 for exception to this  rule.

NOTE 4: Traffic types “IO” and “IT” provide service in  conjunction with CCS service.

NOTE 5: “LT”, “E9”, “VR”, “IR”, “DC”, “PN”, “AX”, “TR”, “LL”, “AT”, “TS”, “CH”, “AL”, “AM”, “LA”, “LS”, “TM”, “ND”, “NA” and “LI” can be originating, terminating or two-way based on local practices.

USAGE: This field is conditional.

N C D M R

C C P P P

NOTE 1: Required when the first position of the REQTYP field on the ASR Access Service Request Form is “M”, the ACT field on the ASR Form is “N” and the ACTI field on the ASR Form is “C”

NOTE 2: Optional when the first position of the REQTYP field on the ASR Form is “M”, the ACT field on the ASR Form is “N” and the ACTI field on the ASR Form is “B”.

NOTE 3: Optional when the first position of the REQTYP field on the ASR Form is “M” and the ACT field on the ASR Form is “C”.

NOTE 4: Otherwise prohibited.

DATA CHARACTERISTICS: 4 alpha/numeric characters  (excluding 1 preprinted hyphen)

EXAMPLES: Two-way O T - T T

   Two-way P O - P T

   One-way O T -

   Two-way L T -