NEC 2400 PX Manuale Utente
NEAX2400 IPX Feature Programming Manual
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NDA-24297, Issue 1
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Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR)
Programming (cont’d)
System Data 1, Index 641, Bit 0. Type of the station number for the ICS text format.
0/1=Physical Station Number/Telephone Number.
0/1=Physical Station Number/Telephone Number.
System Data 1, Index 641, Bit 3. Kind of the route number for the ICS text format.
0/1=Physical Route Number/Logical Route Number.
0/1=Physical Route Number/Logical Route Number.
STEP 3:
SOCKET Interface (Lan Interface) Programming
System Data 1, Index 529: Assign the methods of parity check
b0:
b0:
0/1=No parity check/Odd parity
b1:
0/1=No parity check/Even parity
Index 576, b2=1 (LAN interface is used)
Index 578-581, b4: Assign the usage of the SMDR.
Index 578, b4:
Index 578, b4:
0/1=SMDR A is not used/used
Index 579, b4:
0/1=SMDR B is not used/used
Index 580, b4:
0/1=SMDR C is not used/used
Index 581, b4:
0/1=SMDR D is not used/used
STEP 4:
ASYDN
- This data should be set “0” for ASYDL, SIS 1, Index 583, b0-2. Index 583, bit 7.
The node for saving fusion billing data:
0 = The node accommodating the calling party
1 = The node accommodating the outgoing trunk or the called station
1 = The node accommodating the outgoing trunk or the called station
STEP 5:
AIOC
- Assign the function and attribute data of the IOC ports.
This data is not necessary when using LAN interface.
STEP 6:
ARTD
- CDN 10:SMDR. Enable outgoing routes to be included for SMDR registration. CDN
16:SMDR2. Determination, on a per-route basis, of what type of connection will be registered by
SMDR. Also remember to flag the LCR (S) flag route. For outgoing only routes, assign data “0”. For
incoming routes, assign data “2”. For bothway trunk routes, assign data “1” only. CDN 56:SMDR3.
Detailed billing for outgoing (tandem). CDN 69. Detailed billing for incoming (tandem). With regard
to CDN 56:SMDR3 and CDN 69:SMDR4, see below.
SMDR. Also remember to flag the LCR (S) flag route. For outgoing only routes, assign data “0”. For
incoming routes, assign data “2”. For bothway trunk routes, assign data “1” only. CDN 56:SMDR3.
Detailed billing for outgoing (tandem). CDN 69. Detailed billing for incoming (tandem). With regard
to CDN 56:SMDR3 and CDN 69:SMDR4, see below.
In the network shown above, PBX B functions as a tandem switch. In this example, parameters SMDR
3 and SMDR 4 for RT 1 of PBX B should be assigned as “1” for the following reasons:
3 and SMDR 4 for RT 1 of PBX B should be assigned as “1” for the following reasons:
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When Station C places a call to Station A:
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Since SMDR collects billing information on the outgoing trunk at PBX C, billing information
on the outgoing trunk of RT 1 is not required at PBX B (SMDR 3 = 1).
on the outgoing trunk of RT 1 is not required at PBX B (SMDR 3 = 1).
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When Station A places a call to Station C:
•
At PBX B, SMDR collects billing information on the outgoing trunk of RT 2, and therefore
billing information on the incoming trunk of RT 1 is not required (SMDR 4 = 1).
billing information on the incoming trunk of RT 1 is not required (SMDR 4 = 1).
PBX A
PBX A
PBX A
Station A
Station C
RT 1
RT 2
No SMDR
SMDR
SMDR