Mitel SX-200 Practices page 626

Traffic Measurement
Maximum Value Count.
This type of count is obtained similar to usage count, except
that the value obtained at each scan does not increment the register; instead, it is
compared with the registers value and updates the register only if its value exceeds that
in the register. This value reflects the scanned maximum count of the usage of a
resource. Since this is a scanned value, it is possible that a busy peg may exist without
the maximum count reaching the number available.
Dynamic Records for Hunt Groups, Trunk Groups, and Trunks.
The number of
system, feature, receiver and channel pegs or records is fixed for each system, The
number of console, hunt group, trunk group, and trunk records can vary. At the
beginning of each period, records are allocated for consoles, trunk groups! and trunks.
,Each console, hunt group, and trunk group that is programmed in CDE is allocated one
record, The programmed trunks are allocated the remaining records, in ascending
trunk number order. A total of 112 records is allocated.
Example:
For Generic 1003, the following traffic would be recorded:
- 4
consoles
- 8 hunt groups
- 15 trunk groups
- 70 trunks, numbered I to 70
97 records (total) 15 records still available (98 - 112)
The following data is accumulated during traffic measurement:
System Activity
- Indicates the extent of activity on the basic system (maximum peg
count = 65535). Counts include:
I s Dial Tone:
Incremented every time an extension or dial-in trunk has to wait
I or more seconds for dial tone. This peg is not incremented by the Automated
Attendant feature.
2 s Dial Tone:
This is incremented each time an extension or dial-in trunk has
to wait 2 or more seconds for dial tone. This peg is not incremented by the
Automated Attendant feature.
3 s Dial Tone:
Incremented every time an extension or dial-in trunk has to wait
3 or more seconds for dial tone. This peg is not incremented by the Automated
Attendant feature.
Console Calls:
A count of all calls directed to any console, including calls that
hang up before they are answered.
Console Orig.:
A count of all console originations.
Dataset Orig:
This count is incremented each time a data call is originated
either by ADL or DTRX.
Dial 0 Calls:
A count of all dial 0 calls that are answered at any console. It
includes priority dial 0 calls and all calls directed to Console directory numbers
that are not answered.
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