Specifications

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Log Posting Format
The next two fragments of log information are the call or action class and result. They
report the type of call and the final result of that call, for some types of calls there may be
additional postings.
The time of completion of the action is the next field. This is the time the page actually
was transmitted, or the caller hung up for owners access and similar calls.
The time is followed by the priority of the call. This is a single character that matches the
ZbaseW priority field. It may be different than the subscriber’s normal priority if the
posting is part of a group or if the trunk has a priority override value set.
The source of the posting is what caused this effect to start up. For normal calls this is the
trunk identifier, which is displayed as card number followed by the port letter. The
rightmost letter in this field is the class of the source. For normal calls this is an “L”, for
Alpha input it would be an “A”. Reminder and test pages will just have a “C”, for CRON,
as their source.
The destination for the page is next. This is the channel number, followed by a “|”,
followed by the zone as a two-digit number with leading zeros. For pages with repeat
values set the channel number will be prefixed with the repeat count and an “x”.
The pager description follows the destination. This is actually two fields in one. The first
is the page type, 2-tone, 5/6-tone, GSC, POCSAG, HSC. The second field is the pager
function code as 1 or 2 digits, or blank for pagers without function codes. In the case of 5/
6 tone pagers, it is 0 or 1 meaning the pager's first or second address.
The pager capcode follows as an eight-digit field, with leading zeros.
The right side of the posting is used for message types and times. A “V” is Voice,
followed by up to three digits of voice time in seconds. A “D” is Data or Display, followed
by up to three digits reporting the number of display characters in the display message.
Display messages also have the leading characters of the message text logged.
Paging Format Letters
As of ZPAGE version 310j0, some of the paging format letters that post in the logs have
been updated. The changes are summarized in Table 51.