MERLIN LEGEND Communications System Release 6.1
Feature Reference
555-661-110
Issue 1
August 1998
Features
Page 636Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR)
■ When an outgoing call was originated (The system detected end of
dialing.)
CALLED NUMBER (Column 4) 42
Depending upon the type of line used for a call and whether it provides caller
identification information, this field displays either
,1 or a telephone number. The
maximum number of digits printed in this field is 15. A question mark (?) in the
CALL TAG field (Column 5) indicates that the number overflowed because it was
longer than 15 digits.
For an incoming call in Basic format, this field displays
,1. The balance of this
topic describes the field’s contents when the ISDN format is used.
In Release 2.0 systems, Column 4 displays the following values for an incoming
call in ISDN format:
■ ,1 on a non-PRI facility or on a PRI facility where no caller information is
available
■ If available, ANI on a PRI facility
In Release 3.0 systems, Column 4 displays the following values for an incoming
call in ISDN format:
■ ,1 on a non-PRI facility or on any facility where no caller information is
available
■ If available, ANI on a PRI facility or Caller ID on a loop-start facility using an
800 GS/LS-ID module
In Release 4.0 and later systems, Column 4 displays the following values for an
incoming call in ISDN format:
■ ,1 on a non-PRI facility or on any facility where no caller information is
available
■ If available, ANI on a PRI or BRI facility or Caller ID on a loop-start facility
connected an 800 GS/LS-ID module
For an outgoing call, the CALLED NUMBER field displays one of the following two
values:
■ Dialed digits
■ The marked System Speed Dial code when dialed digits are suppressed to
address privacy or security concerns
CALL TAG (Column 5) 42
This section describes the symbols that appear in call records, in order of
precedence. The last topic in this section explains conditions under which the field
is left blank.
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