Lucent Technologies 6 User Manual
MERLIN LEGEND Communications System Release 6.0
System Manager’s Guide
System Manager’s Guide
555-660-118
Issue 1
February 1998
System Components
Page 3-36
Adjuncts
3
— For devices that answer calls, for example, an answering machine or a
modem (you need a programmed Auto Answer All button to allow the
device to answer calls automatically).
device to answer calls automatically).
— For voice and data, which enables you to make and receive calls on the
telephone when the modem attached to the GPA is busy. You cannot
make or receive a data call while on a voice call.
make or receive a data call while on a voice call.
A GPA is
not
recommended for use with a fax machine. See
page 3–38
.
Adjuncts
3
This section describes the adjuncts that you can use with the system. System
adjuncts connect directly to the control unit and serve the whole system.
Telephone adjuncts attach to telephones and serve particular extensions.
adjuncts connect directly to the control unit and serve the whole system.
Telephone adjuncts attach to telephones and serve particular extensions.
System Adjuncts
3
The system adjuncts described in this section connect directly to the control unit
and serve the whole system.
and serve the whole system.
NOTE:
Modems can be connected directly to a 012 or 016 (Release 4.0 or later)
module on the control unit or to an extension. (See
module on the control unit or to an extension. (See
on page 3–39.
)
Station Message Detail Recording Printer
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You can connect a Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR) printer to the
SMDR jack on the processor module. You need this printer so that you can use
system programming to get copies of reports about the system.
SMDR jack on the processor module. You need this printer so that you can use
system programming to get copies of reports about the system.
SMDR captures detailed usage information about incoming and outgoing voice
and data calls and sends the information to a printer. Two SMDR report formats
are available: the factory-set Basic format and the Integrated Services Digital
Network (ISDN) format. Use the ISDN format if you subscribe to an ISDN network
service (such as the AT&T INF02 Automatic Number Identification) or have an
800 GS/LS-ID module and caller identification service from the central office (CO).
If you select the ISDN format during system programming, the number
identification information prints in the CALLED NUMBER field of the call report.
The remainder of the fields are identical to the Basic format.
and data calls and sends the information to a printer. Two SMDR report formats
are available: the factory-set Basic format and the Integrated Services Digital
Network (ISDN) format. Use the ISDN format if you subscribe to an ISDN network
service (such as the AT&T INF02 Automatic Number Identification) or have an
800 GS/LS-ID module and caller identification service from the central office (CO).
If you select the ISDN format during system programming, the number
identification information prints in the CALLED NUMBER field of the call report.
The remainder of the fields are identical to the Basic format.
An SMDR record consists of the following fields:
■
CALL TYPE (Basic or ISDN)