"Dialing patterns" is a term used to refer to the different digits that are required in a telephone number to successfully place your call to another campus phone, the local community, the United States and outside the United States.
Centrex Service
Example dialing patterns from analog fax machines using a Centrex phone line to other telephone numbers:
| Description of Pattern |
Pattern Instructions |
Pattern Example |
| Dialing another on-campus fax machine |
4 digits |
3687 |
| Dialing locally to the community |
9 + 10 digits |
9 715 381 5060 |
| Dialing domestic long distance |
8 + 1 + 10 digits |
8 1 763 512 1111 |
| Dialing international long distance |
8 + 011 + country code + city code + phone number |
8 011 44 131 663 5632 |
Cisco ATA - Analog Telephone Adapters
Example dialing patterns from analog fax machines that have a Cisco Analog Telephone Adapter attached to other telephone numbers:
| Description of Pattern |
Pattern Instructions |
Pattern Example |
| Dialing another on-campus fax machine |
4 digits |
3687 |
| Dialing locally to the community |
7 + 10 digits |
7 715 381 5060 |
| Dialing domestic long distance |
7 + 1 + 10 digits |
7 1 763 512 1111 |
| Dialing international long distance |
7 + 011 + country code + city code + phone number |
7 011 44 131 663 5632 |