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Meridian Data Services Description
Automatic Route Selection
Description Automatic Route Selection (ARS) provides the system with the
ability to complete outgoing calls using the cheapest and most efficient
routing available.
Call Detail Recording
Description
Call Detail Recording (CDR) is an SL-1 optional software
package which provides a record of selected calls for accounting and
administration purposes. The CDR call records include the identity of the
calling and called parties plus the duration of the call. See Call Detail
Recording: Description and Formats (553-2631-100) for a full description of
this feature.
I nteraction Data calls over outgoing trunks (via modem pool) are recorded
as one outgoing trunk call (PDN to external data facility) transferred to a DN
of a modem. If the same key is used for voice and data, then only one call type
may be made at a time. Once a data call is established, then PDN is available
to make a voice call.
Hunting—Computer Ports and Modem Pool
(See Dataport Hunting)
Description
Hunting allows a call directed to a busy DDN to be routed to the
next idle DDN in a prearranged group. Of the four types of hunting provided
by the Meridian SL-1 system, two types are recommended when used in
conjunction with computer port DDN and Modem Pool DDN:
The hunting feature permits data users to access an idle device within a group
of computer ports or modem pool ADM/modems by using the DDN.
Provision Hunting is assigned to a stand-alone ADM associated with
computer ports or modem pool ADM/modems using LD 11. Data hunt
groups must contain like members; i.e., there cannot be a mix of DDNs
belonging to computer port ADM and Modem Pool ADM within a single
hunt group.