Mitel SX-200 Documentation page 681

SECTION MlTL9105/91 lo-096-451-NA
l
(a)
(W
. .
03
0
l
Start Time (hh:mmp). The start time of a call is reported in %~:.::;)
hours and minutes. Either 'I2-hour or 24-hour format may
be G '
employed.
Duration of Call (ddd ddd). The call duration is reported in
hours, minutes and seconds. Leading zeroes are output
(Maximum time = 18 hr, 12 min, 16 s).
Calling Party (pppp). This is the party that originated the call. It
may be an extension, the attendant, or an incoming trunk, as
described below.
Extension Number as Calling Party (cccc). An extension num-
ber may be from one to four digits (O-9, *, #). It is left-justified
and space-filled.
Attendant as Originating Party (ATTm). Calls originated by the
attendant that do not involve a third party, report a calling party
of ATT followed by the console number (O-2). If the attendant
calls an outside party on behalf of an extension or trunk, that
extension or trunk is reported as the caller but the Attendant
Flag symbol * appears in the "Attendant was Involved" field
(paragraph 5.04).
Trunk Equipment Number as Calling Party (Tnnn or Xnnn). If
the originating party is an incoming trunk, it is output as 'Tnnn"
for CO trunks and "Xnnn" for Non-CO trunks. The "nnn" is the (
equipment number of the trunk It has a range from 002 to 112,
or 162 to 256. It is always even and includes leading zeroes.
The 7" or "X" ensures that this number and CO Attendant
trunks may be distinguished from tie trunks.
Attendant made or answered the Call (f). This l-digit field
identifies calls originated by or initially answered by the atten-
dant, and reported as a "*". This flag will not appear under other
circumstances (i.e., if a call is transferred to the attendant).
Trunk Group Access Code (gggg). This field applies to out-
going calls. For incoming calls this field is used to report Time
to Answer (see below). The trunk group access code may be
from one to four digits long (O-9, *, #). It is left-justified and
space-filled. The l- to 3-digit access code is output.
Time to Answer (ttt). This is the number of seconds from the
time the trunk is seized incoming, until the call is answered. If
the call is never answered, this field displays ***. It applies to
incoming calls only; the same field is used to define the trunk
group access code for outgoing calls (see above). Leading ze-
roes are output. It reverts to zero after reaching 256.
Digits Dialed on the Trunk
(xxx ---x). The maximum number of
digits (O-9, *, #) recorded is 26. If the "SMDR Record Meter
Pulses" option is selected, this reduces to 20, to leave room
for
the 5-digit meter. On outgoing calls, this field does not include
Page 4