AT&T MERLIN LEGEND Release 4.0 Feature Reference page 531

Feature Reference
Forward and
Follow Me
Group Calling
Last Number Dial
Multi-Function
Module
Paging
Park
Pickup
Pools
Power Failure
Transfer
Recall
If the system is programmed to track both incoming and outgoing calls,
two SMDR records are generated when an outside call is forwarded to
an outside telephone number. One record shows the incoming call, and
the other record shows the call made to the destination telephone
number, with the forwarding telephone as the originator.
The Remote Call Forwarding number for incoming calls to be forwarded
to is completed by pressing
number for calls forwarded to the number.
Calls to calling groups are associated with the first extension to handle
the call. If the call is answered by the calling group delay
announcement device, the extension for the delay announcement
device is recorded on the SMDR record, even if the call is later
answered by a calling group member or overflow group member. The
timing begins as soon as the calling group member or delay
announcement device answers the call. If the caller hangs up while
listening to a delay announcement, the call is associated with the
extension of the delay announcement device.
All calls made to outside numbers using Last Number Dial are recorded
on the SMDR report.
A Multi-Function Module (MFM) is treated as an MLX telephone on
SMDR reports.
The system waits until the end of dialing before sending a connect
message to the MFM. Any digits dialed after the connect message is
received are not recorded on SMDR reports.
Paging calls are not reported to SMDR.
If an incoming call is parked but is not picked up by the other extension,
the extension of the user who activated Park is shown in the STN field of
the SMDR record for the call. If an incoming call is parked and picked
up by the destination extension, the destination extension is shown in
the STN field of the SMDR report.
The extension of the person answering the call and using Pickup is
shown on the SMDR report.
For outgoing calls made by using a pool, the trunk selected by the
system is reported on the SMDR report.
During a commercial power failure, all calls are disconnected and no
SMDR records are generated for calls made using a Power Failure
Transfer telephone.
If a multiline telephone user presses the Recall button to get a new dial
tone, SMDR timing is stopped for the previous call and timing begins for
a new call.
Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR)
. The SMDR report includes the
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with the
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