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140/155 34-ASB 150 02 Uen
FACILITY DESCRIPTION
Faktaansvarig - Subject responsible
SEA/EBMP M.Plattner
SEA/EBMP ASB 150 02
SEA/EBAX/E
CALL INFORMATION LOGGING
(CIL) FUNCTION
Definition
Call Information Logging, hereafter refered to as CIL,
constitutes the possibility to register (log) call data for
all calls or certain types of calls.
Printouts and storage of call data require the connec-
tion of a peripheral unit.
The connected equipment can consist of a printer for
chronological output.
Use
The CIL-function is used in those applications where
monitoring of costs for individual calls is desirable or
when it is desired to apportion telephone costs fairly
within the organisation (company).
A connected CIL-computer enables stored call records
to be sorted according to various sorting concepts.
It is then possible to obtain daily and monthly reports
for the entire organisation or individual departments.
The CIL-function also registers entered account
numbers, which facilitates the sorting of call records by
account.
It is possible to decide whether all calls shall be
logged or, e.g., external calls only.
The CIL-function can also be used in conjunction with
hotel systems.
See also facility description HOTEL,
document 241/155 34-ASB 150 02 Uen.
Function
Output format
For a detailed description of the various output
formats, see documents INTERWORK DESCRIPTION
(1 - 9/155 19-ASB 150 02 Uen). These documents are
only for "internal information" and therefore have to be
ordered separately. Please contact your local supplier
in this respect.
All of the call types that have been selected for logging
are presented to the output port.
Each call, internal, external or inquiry call initiates a
call record in which data relevant to the call is logged.
Each call record is logged with the following data:
Date
Is stated with year, month and day (yymmdd).
End time
Is stated in hours and minutes (hhmm).
Caller’s number
4 digit field, containing caller’s number (0-9999).
Call duration
The call duration is calculated when a call ends and is
presented in hours, minutes and seconds (hhmmss).
Meter pulses
If the public exchange sends metering pulses these
are registered here (0-9999).
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