Mitel SX-200 Documentation page 650

SECTION MITLS105/91 lo-096-450-NA
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TRAFFIC TRAFFIC
MEASUREMENT MEASUREMENT
* DATA OUTPUT * DATA OUTPUT
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FROM STORAGE REGISTERS
001 THROUGH 170
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Figure 2-1 Traffic Measurement Collection and Output Diagram
Types of Register Counts
2;06 There are two basic types of data which are accumulated in the
registers: peg counts and usage counts. Usage counts may
be
further divided into normal usage and maximum value usage counts,
as outlined in the following subparagraphs:
(a)
Peg Counts.
Each time a device, service or feature is used, the
Call Processing firmware causes the register to be incremented
by one count. A peg count is not concerned with the time
duration.
(b)
Normal Usage Count. The period
of time for which a device,
service or feature is used may be calculated from the usage
count. This is accomplished by the Call Processing firmware
scanning the relevant circuit at 10 second intervals, and incre-
menting the register by one count if the circuit is in use. The
time during which a circuit is in use is directly related to the
usage count. Each accumulated usage count is converted in
terms of ccs units (see Note) for the Standard Report format.
This conversion is not done for the Compact Report format, as
the data will be processed at a later date.
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(c) Maximum Value Usage Count.
This type of usage .count is
obtained in a similar manner to that outlined in (b) above,
except for the method of register entry. The value obtained at
each scan does not increment the register. Instead, the value
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