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Resource - SMDRX_RATE
Operation
1. A user at station 10 dials [555-1212] from CO Line 6 and talks 45 seconds:
2. Press the [CLEAR] button or go on hook and disconnect the CO line call. A call record
is generated. The following call record will be printed out if the connected printer is
ready:
10
Conditions
The system will retain 44 records in the event the external device (printer) becomes
inoperative. These records will print the moment the device is reconnected.
CO line calls must exceed 10 seconds for an SMDR record to be generated.
Data format is no parity, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit. Baud rate is adjustable.
In the last 2 lines of the SMDR record sample (Extension 21 used), caller identification
SMDR records are illustrated.
Speed Dialing
Description
Speed Dialing allows you to store frequently dialed numbers. These numbers are
selected for dialing by the appropriate bin number. The feature code and bin number
may be stored on any feature button for instant, one-button operation.
Each station may store 20 personal (station) speed numbers in memory (bins 00-19)
consisting of up to 16 digits each. There are also 80 Speed Dial bins allocated for system-
wide use (bins 20-99). System Speed Dial is programmed via Attendant Administration or
System Programming. Speed bin 99 is used for external call forwarding.
Operation
Basic and Enhanced Telephones
To store a telephone number in a personal Speed Dial bin:
1. Press [FEAT]
2. Dial [#] + [1]
3. Dial the bin number (00-19) in which to store the telephone number.
4. Dial the telephone number.
5. Press [HOLD]. You will hear confirmation tone.
CO L IN E 6
06
5551212
The SMDR RS232C serial port default setting is 9600 baud.
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Speed Dialing
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