Mitel SX-200 Documentation page 682

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the trunk group access code unless it is an "Identified Trunk
Group", in which case this is pulsed out on the trunk in front of
the digits dialed. On dial-in trunk calls, the digits dialed in on
the trunk are recorded. If more than 26 digits are dialed, the
26th is overwritten. No digits are recorded if the number is
confidential.
Meter Pulses (mmmmm).
The number of reversals received
from an outgoing trunk is optionally recorded. The range is 0 to
65536. Leading zeroes are output. The "SMDR: Record Meter
Pulses" option must be selected. The maximum number of dig-
its recorded reduces from 26 to 20. The trunk group must be
programmed for "Answer Supervision"; that is, the first digit of
the trunk group "Type" must be "2" or "4". Meter pulses are not
recorded for other groups.
Call Completion Status (h) (Outgoing
Calls). This field is used
to report the completion of an outgoing call insofar as the
PABX is able to determine it. If the outgoing call fails the
toll-deny checking, and is dropped, this field contains a 'I-". If
the trunk group is programmed to take "Answer Supervision"
(i.e., first digit of its 'Type" is "2" or "43,
and supervision is
received, an "A" is reported. If the trunk group is programmed
for "Toll Reversal" (i.e., first digit of its 'Type" is "3'7, and
supervision is received, a 7" is reported.
Call Completion Status (Incoming Calls). On incoming calls,
the PABX knows the outcome of the call and thus can report it
more fully. If the extension or hunt group to which the call is
directed is busy, a "B" is recorded. If an incoming dial-in trunk
dials an invalid number and receives reorder tone, an "E" is
reported. The field
is
blank for incomplete calls. A 7" is re-
ported if the incoming trunk is answered with TAFAS.
Speed Call or ARS Flags.
This field contains an "S" if the
number was speed dialed, an F for forwarded externally, an R
for routed via ARS and a C for combined Speed Call and ARS.
Called Party (qqqq). This is the patty to whom the call is
directed. It may be an extension number, the attendant, or, for
outgoing calls, the equipment number of the trunk The format
in which the called party is output is identical to that used for
the calling party. See Calling Party (pppp). On incoming calls
directed to the attendant, the called patty would be the atten-
dant unless the attendant transfers it to an extension, in which
case, it is the extension number:For direct-in lines, it would be
the extension number. For more information, see paragraph
5.05.
Transfer/Conference Call
(K). Calls that involve three or more _
parties are indicated by means of this field. It contains a 'I-" for
supervised transfers, "X" for unsupervised transfers (i.e., dead
transfer or transfer into busy) and a "C" for 3-way conversa-
tions and conferences.
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