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4.22.2 ISDN Terminals
Connection/call charges can be displayed at any ISDN terminal that supports
this function.
4.22.3 Analog terminals
Your PABX offers you the option to implement the display of connection/call
charges at analog connections for terminals specially designed for this.
To implement this, you must have applied at your service provider for logging
of the connection/call charges during the connection. In the initial state for-
warding of the 12 or 16 kHz charge pulse is deactivated.
Please note that only the network service provider is authorized to provide you
with binding connection/call charge logging. Due to the technology used in
ISDN for connection/call charge transfer, the connection/call charges may be
transferred even after the connection has been terminated. Therefore, because
of the wide range of analog terminals on the market it can not be ensured that
the charge pulses transmitted from your PABX after terminating a connection
will be received properly by your terminal. Please refer to the Operating Manual
for your terminals.
4.22.4 Printer, PC, Laptop
If, during output of the call data records to the printer, the PC or a laptop, you
discover that these devices are not switched on or activated, or if there is no
paper in the printer, your data records will not be deleted. A special program-
ming feature allows you to repeat output of the data records.
Figure 42 shows an example of a data record being printed by an active printer
(only the bold highlighted text is printed), and being transferred to a PC or
laptop.
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