Supplementary Service Codes

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Service Name                              HEX                                    BINARY
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CLIP                                           11                                      00010001
CLIR                                           12                                      00010010 
COLP                                          13                                      00010011 
COLR                                          14                                      00010100 
All Call Forward                           20                                      00100000 
CFU                                             21                                      00100001
All Conditional call forward           28                                      00101000 
CFB                                             29                                      00101001
CFNRY                                       2A                                      00101010
CFNRc                                        2B                                      00101011 
 CD                                              24                                      00100100 
ECT                                             31                                      00110001 
CW                                              41                                      01000001 
CH                                               42                                      01000010 
CCBs-A                                       43                                     01000011
CCBs-B                                       44                                     01000011  
MPTY                                          51                                     01010001 
AOCI  (information)                      71                                     01110001 
AOCC (Charging)                         72                                     01110010 
All call Barring                               90                                     10010000 
Outgoing call Barring                      91                                     10010001 
baoc                                              92                                     10010010 
boic                                               93                                     10010011 
boicExHC                                     94                                      10010100 
Barring of  Incoming calls               99                                      10011001 
baic                                               9A                                     10011010 
bicRoam                                        9B                                      10011011 



Abbreviation:

CLIP : Calling Line Identification Presentation
CLIR:  Calling Line Identification Restriction
COLP: Connected Line Identification Presentation
COLR: Connected Line Identification Restriction
CFU: Call Forwarding Unconditional
CFB: Call Forwarding Busy
CFNRy: Call Forwarding No Reply
CFNRc: Call Forwarding Not Reachable
ECT: Explicit Call Transfer
CW: Call Waiting
MPTY: Multi Party
CH: Call Hold
AOCI: Advice of Charge Indicator
BAOC: Barring of All Outgoing Calls
BOIC: Barring of outgoing International calls
BAIC: Barring of All Incoming Calls
BIC-ROAM: Barring of all incoming call while roaming.


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