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Table 6.2 Port 0 Call-Record Format (Continued)
COLUMN RANGEINTERPRETATION61-62
63-Columns 59-60 contain duration minutes in decimal (range: 00-59).
Always blank-filled
Answer supervision indicator...
-Takes the value 
“Y” if answer supervision was received on the call.
-Takes the value 
” ”(blank) if answer supervision was not received.
64
65Always blank-filled
Most Economical Route Selection (MERS) usage...
-Takes the value 
“Y” if MERS was used on the call.
-Takes the value 
” ”(blank) if MERS was not used.
66-69
70-77Always blank-filled
Account code...
-A string of up to 8 digits, right-justified and blank-filled on the left.
NOTE: The following is a description of the data base optional second line
of the call record.
01-04
05
06
07Always blank-filled
Call Forward Indicator....
(a)Takes the value “Y” if the call was forwarded.
(b)Takes the value I‘” if the call was not forwarded.
Always blank-filled
Facility Restriction Level Indicator....
Takes a value in the range O-7 based on restriction level used in call.
08-l 0
11-17Always blank-filled
FRL Authorization Code....
A string of 4-7 digits, left-justified with trailing blanks.
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Table 6.3 Port 0 Time-Change Record Format
COLUMN RANGEINTERPRETATION01-03
04-l 1Always blank-filled
Old date...
-Columns 4-5 contain month in decimal (range: 01-l 2).
-Column 6 contains a slash.
-Columns 7-8 contain day of month in decimal (range: 
Ol- 31)
-Column 9 contains a slash.
-Columns 1 O-l 1 contain the year in decimal (range: 00-99).
12-13
14-21
22-23
24-31
32-33-Columns 14-l 5 contain hours in decimal (range: 00-23).
-Column 16 contains a colon.
-Columns 17-18 contain minutes in decimal (range: 00-59).
-Column 19 contains a colon.
-Columns 20-21 contain seconds in decimal (range: 
00-59).Always blank-filled
New date...
-Columns 24-25 contain month in decimal (range: 01-12).
-Column 26 contains a slash.
-Columns 27-28 contain day of month in decimal (range: 
Ol--Column 29 contains a slash.
-Columns 30-31 contain the year in 
decimal (range: 00-99).
Always blank-filled
34-41New time... Always blank-filled
Old time...
-Columns 34-35 contain hours in decimal (range: 
00-23).-Column 36 contains a colon.
31).
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COLUMN RANGE
INTERPRETATlON-Columns 37-38 contain minutes in decimal (range: 00-59).
-Column 39 contains a colon.
-Columns 40-41 contain seconds in decimal (range: 
00-59).
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6.3.6Output Formats - MDR Software Port 1The following paragraphs describe the output formats that are used to record
call information for MDR output to MDR software Port 1.
Call-Record Block. A maximum of 11 entries (call records and time change
records) of MDR data are accumulated in the memory buffer prior to being
transmitted using FGBS-modified EBCDIC. The call-record block (Figure
6.7) contains the following specific data fields:
(a)Block Identifier. This field consists of four characters that identify
the block as a call-record block. The identifier is 15 
(pap (beta,
alpha, beta, the number 
15) or (DCDF) in hexadecimal.
(WSequential Block Count. This field consists of a four-character
sequential count of call-record blocks.
(clCall Record/Time-Change Record. This field is 49 bytes long
and may be a call record or a time-change record.
Call Record. By means of the call record (Figure 
6.8), information about calls
in the system is recorded for later use. Each call record is 49 bytes long.
Each byte is composed of FGBS-modified EBCDIC. The block contains the
following specific data fields:
(a)Record Identifier. This field indicates the beginning of a new call
record and the type of record. The identifier is 15 (alpha, the
number 
15) or (CF) is hexadecimal.
(b)Reserved for future use. The value is always 00.
(clType of Originator. This field describes the originator as a line, attendant,
or trunk. The values are as follows:
07. Line
04. Trunk
01. Attendant
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Figure 6.8 Port 1 Call-Record Format (Sheet 2 of 3)
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							TL-130100-1001(d)Originating Information. This field consists of eight characters that
describe the type of originator in greater detail, as follows:1. If the originator is a line, the first seven characters
contain that line’s directory number. The remaining
character is a blank.
2. If the originator is a trunk (only incoming trunks can be
originators), the first four characters contain the trunk group
(00-63) and the trunk type. The valid trunk types are as
follows:
81. DID
82. Tie (incoming)83. 
RingdownThe remaining characters are blanks.
3. If the originator is an attendant, the first two characters
are the system console number (00-01). The remaining
characters are blanks.
(e)Work Group Number. If the originator is a line, this field contains
the two-character (00-63) work group number for that line. The
work group number is data base programmable. If the originator
is not a line, this field is filled with blanks.
Equipment Number. This field consists of four characters that
describe the location of the hardware associated with a line, trunk,
or attendant. The first character represents the cabinet that holds
the equipment (always 0 for SI). The next three characters contain
the software identity of the hardware. The range of values is as
follows:
Lines: 000-255
Trunks: 000-063
Attendants: 000-001The software identity corresponds to the entry in the physical
locating tables in the data base.
(9)Type of Dialer. This field consists of two characters that describe
the actual dialer and/or type of dialing for the call. The values are
as follows:
07. Line04. Trunk
01. Attendant
(h)Special Features. This field consists of two characters that
represent any special features used. The hex values are as
follows:
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10. Remote access
20. Trunk call queuing
40. Most Economical Route Selection (MERS)
80. Speed calling
00. No special feature used
NOTE:If more than two special features are used, the values are OR’ed.For example, a call involving remote access and trunk call
queuing will show a hex value of 30.
0)Called Number. This field consists of 16 characters that contain
the dialed digits. If less than 16 digits were dialed, the remaining
characters are filled with blanks. The valid range for each
character is O-9, and blank. This field does not contain any
access codes that were dialed to reach a trunk group in the
originating PABX. Subsequently dialed tandem codes do appear.
Account Code. This field consists of eight characters containing
an account code that may have been dialed. If the account code
is not eight characters long, the remaining characters are filled
with blanks. If an account code is not used, the field is filled with
blanks.
(WType of Terminator. This field consists of two characters that
describe the terminator of the call. The values are as follows:
07.Line
04. Trunk
01.Attendant
0)Terminating Information. This field consists of eight characters
that describe the type of terminator in greater detail as follows:
If the terminator is a line, the first seven characters contain
that line’s directory number. The remaining character is
blank.
If the terminator is a trunk (outgoing trunks only), the first four
characters contain the trunk group number (00-63) and the
trunk type. The valid trunk types are as follows:
00.
01.02.
03.
04.
05.
06.
07.
OA.Release link trunk (Centralized Attendant Service
(CAS) branch Feature)
CO trunk
FX trunk
CCSA trunk
WATS trunk
Tie trunk (ringdown)
Tie trunk
MERS or 
CAMA trunk
DTA (Direct Trunk Access)
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If the terminator is an attendant, the first two characters
contain the system console number (00-01). The
remaining characters are filled with blanks.
NOTE:MERS and direct trunk access do not provide the
terminator type of trunk.b-0Work Group Number. If the terminator is a line, this field contains
the two-character work group number of that line 
(00-63).If the
terminator is not a line, the field is filled with blanks.
0-0
(0)
(P)
(9)
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68Equipment Number. This field consists of four characters that
describe the ‘location of the hardware associated with a line, trunk,
or attendant. The first character represents the cabinet containing
the equipment (always 0 for SI). The next three characters
represent the software identity of the hardware. The range of
values is as follows:
Lines: 000-255
Trunks: 000-063
Attendants: 000-001
Terminating Answer. On outgoing trunk calls, this field consists of
two characters that describe the type of answer generated for a
particular call, as follows:
If answer supervision was received, the value is 02.
If answer supervision was not received, the value is 01.
When this is the case, call duration timing begins at the time
out value programmed in the call answer time out table in
the office-dependent data base.
Date of Answer. This field consists of six characters (two
characters each: hour, minutes, seconds) that record the date
when the call was answered.
Time of Answer. This field consists of six characters that record
the time when the call was answered. The value of the clock is in
24-hour format.
Call Duration. This field consists of six characters that record the
length of the call. The maximum value is 99 hours, 59 minutes,
and 59 seconds.
Midnights Passed. This field consists of one hexadecimal
character (O-F) to record the number of times the call extended
past midnight. This value does not return to zero, but remains at F
if that number is reached.
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