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Traffic Measurement
Max in use/Available:
Scanned
maximum
number
of trunks in the trunk group
that were busy (busied-out
trunks
are not included).
The number
of available
trunks in a trunk group is determined
at the time of the traffic measurement
report
and is not in the storage
registers.
Trunks
- Records
activity
of each
trunk.
Trunk
activity
includes
the following
information:
Trunk Number:
List of all trunk numbers
that were accessed.
Peg in:
Total
number
of times
the trunk
was seized
for incoming
calls
\
(maximum
= 255).
Usage In:
Represents
the usage
(in Erlangs or CCS) for incoming
calls on the
trunk (maximum
= 36 ccs).
Peg Out:
Total number of times the trunk was seized for an outgoing
call on the
trunk (maximum
= 255).
Usage Out:
Represents
the usage (in Erlangs or CCS) for outgoing
calls on the
trunk (maximum
= 36 ccs).
Register Count Examples
2.3
A call which lasts for 100 seconds
has a value of I CCS (one hundred
call-seconds).
One Erlang equals
36 CCS or 3600 call seconds,
Usage is measured
in I O-second
units; for example,
a usage count of 128 (I 28 x IO s) represents
1280 seconds
of
usage,
equivalent
to 12.8 CCS or 0.3556
Eriang
(36 CCS equals
1 Erlang).
The
following
example
illustrates
these "count"
methods.
Extension Originations Peg Count -
Each time an idle extension
goes off-hook,
it
causes the register to increment
by one count.
Since it is a measure
of the number
of
calls originated
by the extensions,
it does not increment
when a ringing extension
goes
off-hook
to answer
a call. For example,
if this register has a value of 858, the number
of call originations
(or off-hook
originations)
during the period totalled
858.
Trunk Group Usage
- Each time the system
scans the members
of this trunk group,
at IO second intervals,
it counts the number
of members
that are busy. A register value
of 273 indicates
that members
were busy for 273 X IO = 2730 seconds
(27.3 CCS)
during the measurement
period.
Usage Measurement
- Device usage is measured
every ten seconds;
therefore,
each
usage
measurement
is accurate
to +/- IO seconds
(0.1 CCS
or 0.0028
Erlang).
Console
usage
measurement
is accurate
to +/-- 1 second
(0.01 CCS or 0.00028
Erlang) because
they are scanned
every second.
602-6
Revision
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9109-096-45O-NA
Issue
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