Lucent Technologies MERLIN LEGEND Release 7.0 Feature Reference page 986

MERLIN LEGEND Communications System Release 7.0
Feature Reference 555-670-110
I Applications
MERLIN LEGEND Reporter
Park
Personal Lines
Pickup
Pools
Power Failure
Transfer
Recall/Timed Flash
Remote Access
Saved Number Dial
SMDR
Speed Dial
System Access/
Intercom Buttons
If an incoming call is parked but is not picked up by the other extension,
the extension of the user who activated Park is recorded. If an incoming
call is parked and picked up by the destination extension, the destination
extension is recorded.
If a personal line is assigned to an Auto Login or Auto Logout calling
group and is shared by extensions that do not belong to that group, the
report marks call records answered by a non-group extension.
The extension of the person answering the call and using Pickup is shown
on the report.
For outgoing calls made by using a pool, the line/trunk selected by the
system is reported.
During a commercial power failure, all calls are disconnected and no
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, timing is stopped for the previous call and timing begins for a new
call.
If a remote access barrier code is entered for an incoming call and then
an account code is entered, only the account code (not the barrier code
ID) appears on the report.
If the caller uses Remote Access to dial out on a line or trunk, the
extension information is blank on the first record and a second record is
generated for the outgoing call.
All calls made to outside numbers using Saved Number Dial are
recorded.
MERLIN LEGEND Reporter collects call information from the SMDR
output of the system. To print system reports without interrupting the
collection of SMDR information, use System Programming and
Maintenance (SPM) software to print reports from a PC's printer, not from
the SMDR port.
For use with MERLIN LEGEND Reporter, the optional SMDR TALK field
should be enabled using system programming.
When Personal Speed Dial or System Speed Dial is used to dial an
outgoing call, the actual digits dialed by the system appear on the report.
When a marked System Speed Dial number is used, however, the
System Speed Dial code prints rather than the digits dialed.
When a call is made on a Shared SA button, the SMDR report records the
extension number that the call was made from, not the principal extension
number.
Issue 1
April 1999
I-28