Mitel 430 - Structure of the PC5 Output Format

Call logging (CL)
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System functions and features as of R4.1
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separate ICL and OCL variant for each of formats PC1 to PC4 (see page 307).
Protocol format
This format is used for output on a printer. It does not contain all the data of the PC for-
mats. There is a separate ICL and OCL variant for the Protocol format (see page 303
).
Invoice format
This format is used to print out individual call charges as an invoice. The invoice format
is available for OCL only (see page 306).
Output format OIP
The OIP format is used for sending call data from the communication server to the OIP
server. The format is based on the PC5 format but contains additional information. On
the OIP side, the Call Logging Driver (internal OIP service) is the interface adapter for
accessing the charge data interface. For detailed information, please refer to the Mitel
Open Interfaces Platform System Manual.
8. 7. 1 Structure of the PC5 output format
The PC5 format is used to output incoming and outgoing call data (ICL and OCL) on
• stand-alone communication servers
• PINX in private networks.
It is the most comprehensive PC format and is generally recommended when upgrad-
ing with a new PC application for the acquisition and evaluation of call data.
The data is output in ASCII format in data fields. The data fields have a fixed field
length. All the data fields together form a data record. The data record begins with a
Tab and ends with a Carriage Return and Line Feed. These control characters are out-
put with hexadecimal values as per Tab. 83
.
Tab. 83 Control characters for separating data fields and data record
A data field contains the following information:
• Data field name
• Data format
Designation Meaning Hexadecimal value Usage
HT Horizontal tab 09 Start of data record
CR Carriage Return 0D Together at the end of a data record (CR
plus LF)
LF Line Feed 0A: