2N Netstar, Руководство пользователя

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2N NETSTAR – User Manual
FAX
-fax call
DAT
-data call
A private call (billed on the account of a private person); the PRV abbreviation follows
the colon, e.g. VCE:PRV is a private voice call.
called
- a string with the called party's name, an internal subscriber's name is always
included, an external subscriber' name is displayed only if the PBX knows it (is
listed in the telephone directory or has a station of its own).
CPN
- the called party's number, the number actually dialled by the subscriber is
stored. For example, if you use an abbreviated dialling, the abbreviated
dialling is displayed and the number actually transmitted to the port is not
displayed behind the colon until it passes the LCR, refer to the LCR below.
R
- like Pxxx, represents the port used for calling. The identification includes the
port type (letter) and the port number.
t1
- call duration in seconds.
t2
- ringing duration before answer.
T
- count of metering or pseudo-metering pulses during a call (or during ringing if
the case is DISA-simulated ringing).
LCR
- an item defining the call route, relevant for billing purposes. Suppose a call
was made to the USA via an IP gateway, which dials the US number by calling
over the Internet into a US gateway and then through local networks. The data
will be obtained by NetStar from the LCR and stored in each route. The values
will represent a local call, free call, etc. If the number sent to the port is
different from the number actually dialled by the subscriber, the number sent
to the port is included behind the colon (including LCR modifications, etc.).
Z
- represents an item that helps logging charges per jobs, projects, and so on. It
is possible to determine using a service before, during or after the call with
respect to which job the call should be accounted. For example, it is possible
to select a job from the list of jobs in the Cornet telephone menu.
cause
- cause of call disconnection, represents a number between 0 to 255 (1 byte)
according to the ITU Q.850 and ETSI 300.102 standards.
<-|+>
- represents either a – (minus) or + (plus) character;
minus means that pppppppppp includes the line reference,
while plus means the call reference (see cccccccccc).
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