Mitel SX-200 Documentation page 655

SECTION MITL9105/911 O-096-450-NA
Standard Traffic Report
3.06 The Standard Traffic Report is intended for the user who wants
to work with the traffic data as output by the PABX without
processing it first. It is in the form of a report with headings and text,
to make it easily read. It is much less compact than the Compact
Report.
3.07 The format of a Standard Traffic Report is illustrated in Table
3-1. The header is similar in the Compact Traffic Report, but the
data contains explanatory titles to make it readable. It requires more
space than the Compact Report. For Extreme Value Mode reporting, the
words TRAFFIC REPORT in the header will be replaced by the words
TRAFFIC MAXIMA.
Compact Traffic Report
3.08 The Compact Traffic Report is designed for the following data
processing. The traffic registers are written in succession in
compact format, which can then be processed by the computer, al-
though it may be directed to a printer. The Standard Traffic Report is
more suitable when an immediate readable printout is needed.
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3.09 Figure 3-2 shows a sample of the header, the first line and the
last four lines of a Compact Traffic Report. Each subsequent r
line of text prints out the readings for 10 registers each in 5-digit
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format, commencing at Register 001 and, over 17 lines, accommodat-
ing the following information:
(a) The Current Date.
(b) The Current Time.
(c) The PABX System Identifier.
(d) The words TRAFFIC REPORT.
Note:
These words are replaced by the words TRAFFIC MAXIMA if
the report is in the Extreme Value Mode.
(e) The Traffic Hour Date.
Note:
If this report were that for the last hour block of the previous
day, it would be different to that shown for the "Current Date".
(f) The Traffic Hour Start Time.
(g) The End-of-Traffic Hour Time.
3.10
It should be noted that the usage values shown in the Standard
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Report are output in ccs units. In the Compact Report the usage
values are in 10 second units.
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