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Output Format
Outp ut for the getatt
 c ommand  is formatted  as follows with one rec ord  for eac h 
attend ant. 
Example 
The following c ommand retrieves the INTUITY or DEFINITY AUDIX System List 
Attend ants sc reen d ata for all the system attend ants, writes a summary of the 
transfer statistic s to the sc reen, and  writes outp ut to a file named  attend . The 
output is the same for the AUDIX R1V8  System, exc ep t the 
-r r1v8 op tion must 
be specified. 
getatt -v > attend 
The following data is written to the file, one line for eac h attend ant: 
60099,Main Attendant 
FIELD       VOICE MAIL VERSIONS
Seq. 
No. Field Name TypeMax.
WidthR1
AUDIX 
System 
DEFINITY
AUDIX 
SystemI
NTUITYAUDIX 
System
1 attend ant extension K 10 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
2 name C 29 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
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get_cdr
Get Call Detail Rec ording  d ata 
Syntax 
get_cdr
  -d device [-b
 b aud  rate] [-l mod em initialization string] 
 [-p
 c ommunic ations p ort] [-m stop  d ate -h stop  time] [-c
] [-i
] [-t
]
 [-v
] [-w
] [-V
] [-r
 release PC_name  AUDIX_p assword  AUDIX_name   
[ phone numb er
]] [> ofile] 
Description 
NOTE:
To use this c ommand , you must have the sep arately-p urc hased Call Detail 
Rec ord ing (CDR) software for R1 AUDIX System (R1V5 and b eyond ). 
No inp ut is required . Retrieved  data is written to a file c reated  b y the software 
with the naming convention 
mmddyy_.c d r, where mmddyy is the c reation 
d ate and  
 represents the file’s seq uential status among  .c d r files c reated  
on that d ate, suc h as 110294_a.c d r and  110294_b .c d r. 
-d
Devic e typ e flag ; must b e followed  b y 
device. 
device  Valid types are pdm (MPDM data modules), hayes 
(Hayes-compatible modems), AT&T 4000, and direct (direct 
c able connec tion). 
-b
Baud rate flag ; must b e followed b y a transfer b aud  rate. 
b aud  rate Valid transfer b aud rates are 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, and  
19200. If no b aud  rate is spec ified, the d efault (4800) is used . 
-p
Communic ations p ort number flag ; must b e followed  b y a 
c ommunic ations port numb er. 
communi-
cations portCommunic ations p ort number of the PC. Valid  p ort numb ers are 
1 (COM1) and 2 (COM2). If no port is specified, the default (2) is 
used. 
-m
Stop  d ate flag; must b e followed  b y a stop  d ate and  the -h
 stop 
time. 
stop  d ate Sp ec ifies the stop  d ate for retry attemp ts. Dates must b e in the 
format 
mm/d d /yy with lead ing  zero’s inc lud ed . 
-h
Stop  time flag ; must b e followed  b y a stop  time and  p rec ed ed  b y 
the -m
 stop  d ate.  
						

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stop  time Sp ec ifies the stop  time for retry attemp ts. Times must b e in the 
format hh:mm using  a 24-hour c loc k with lead ing  zero’s 
inc lud ed . Midnig ht is rep resented  b y 00:00. 
-I
Mod em initialization string  flag . 
mod em 
initialization 
stringSp ec ifies an initialization string  to b e sent to the modem b efore 
c onnec tion to the voic e mail system is attemp ted . The d efault is 
a null string . 
-i
Sp ec ifies for the system to b yp ass the searc h for the Data Set 
Ready (DSR) signal. Use this option only with Hayes-compatible 
modems. 
-c
Chec ks to see if you have p urc hased  CDR or not; no off-load  is 
attemp ted . This op tion c annot be used  with any other op tions. 
-t
Causes the modem loop-around test to be performed. No 
off-load  is attemp ted . 
-w
Writes a one-line summary of the exit status of this c ommand  into 
the file getcdr.rc
 and  writes the status to the ADAP event log. 
-v
Writes verbose status information to the sc reen as a d eb ug ging  
aid. 
-r
Release flag ; must b e followed  b y 
release. 
release Retrieves d ata for the sp ec ified  release of the R1 AUDIX (R1V5 
and  b eyond ) software. The d efault is D-r3.2. 
-V
Writes the ADAP version numb er for this c ommand  and exits 
without transferring  any sc reens d ata. 
PC_name Id entifies the PC’s network name as ad ministered  b y the 
R1 AUDIX System using  the system : translation : mac hine : 
adjunct screen. 
AUDIX_
passwordId entifies the R1 AUDIX p assword  as administered  using  the 
system : translation :  mac hine : aud ix sc reen. 
AUDIX_
nameId entifies the loc al R1 AUDIX System name as administered  on 
the system : translation : mac hine : aud ix sc reen. 
p hone 
numb erId entifies the R1 AUDIX network p ort p hone numb er. This 
numb er is not req uired  for d irec t c ab le c onnec tions. If using  a 
Hayes-c omp atib le or AT&T 4000 mod em, enter t
 in front of the 
p hone numb er for touc h-tone d ialing . 
>
 ofileSp ec ifies the name of the file where status information ab out the 
d ata transfer is written. The filename must b e prec ed ed  b y the 
symb ol > . If no outp ut file is sp ec ified , status information 
ap pears on the sc reen. (The ac tual retrieved  d ata is written to a 
file c reated  b y the software, as d esc ribed  on the p revious p ag e.)  
						

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If you sp ec ify an invalid  op tion or omit a req uired  op tion, you see following  
messag e; if this hap p ens, c hec k your options and  reenter the c ommand : 
Th e  I
 feature send s initialization string s to Hayes and  Hayes-c omp atib le 
mod ems. However, you may use the I
 op tion to send a startup  string  to 
any loc al 
c onnec tion-estab lishing  d evic e, suc h as a PDM or mod em, that returns the string  

OK
 to the c omp uter after p roc essing  and  ac ting on a valid  string . 
Th e  get_cdr
 c ommand  d oes not c hec k the valid ity of the initialization string  b ut 
c ounts on the c onnec tion d evic e returning  an 
OK
 to the COM1 or COM2 p ort 
when the d evic e is suc c essful in using  the string . Sp ac es are leg al in Hayes 
initialization string s. If you use string s c ontaining  spac es with this I
 op tion, 
enc lose the string  in d oub le q uotes when following  the I
 on the c ommand  line. 
Errors 
An error messag e ap p ears on the sc reen if you try to use this c ommand  with the 
I
NTUITY or DEFINITY AUDIX Systems, or R1 AUDIX R1V2 throug h R1V4.5. 
Output Format
AUDIX Call Detail Rec ord ing  Packag e, 585-305-506, d esc rib es CDR rec ord s.
Example 
The following c ommand retrieves the Call Detail Rec ord ing d ata. 
get_cdr -d pdm -r r1v8 -m 10/19/94 -h 13:00 -v pc1 pass1 aud1 7413 
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getcomm
Get c ommunity measurement d ata 
Syntax 
getcomm
  -f day  
[-d
 mmddyy] [-n
 nn] [-r 
release]  [-v
] [-w
] [-V
]  [ >  ofile]
or
getcomm
 -f
 hour 
  [-d 
mmddyy] [-t
 hh] [-n
 nn] [-r
 release]  [-v
] [-w
] [-V
] [> ofile]
Description 
This c ommand  retrieves the following  sc reens for the date that you spec ify: 
nINTUITY AUDIX List Measurements Community Day
nDEFINITY AUDIX List Measurements Community Day
nR1 AUDIX (R1V5 and  b eyond ) traffic  : c ommunity : d ay
This c ommand  retrieves the following  sc reens for the date and  time that you 
sp ec ify: 
nINTUITY AUDIX List Measurements Community  Hour
nDEFINITY AUDIX List Measurements Community Hour
nR1 AUDIX (R1V5 and  b eyond ) traffic  : c ommunity : hour
-f
Ind ic ates that the arg ument following  is a sc reen. This flag  must b e 
followed by either day
 or hour
. 
day
Retrieves the d ay version of the sc reen. 
hour
Retrieves the hour version of the sc reen.
-d
Date flag ; must b e followed  b y 
mmddyy. Date is required  when 
used  with the R1 AUDIX System. If this flag is omitted , the most 
rec ent d ate’s d ata will b e returned . 
mmdd yy Retrieves d ata for the month, d ay, and  year ind ic ated  b y 
mmddyy. 
For example, if you enter 112294
 without sub seq uently entering the 
n
 op tion, only the d ata for Novemb er 22, 1994, will b e retrieved . 
-t
Time of the d ay flag; must b e followed  b y 
hh. This flag is required 
when used with the R1 AUDIX System. If this flag  is omitted , the first 
hour (hour 0) of the sp ec ified  d ay or the c urrent hour (if no day is 
sp ec ified ) will be returned .  
						

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hh Retrieves d ata for the hour of the d ay that you have sp ec ified  
already by 
mmddyy. For examp le, if you enter 15
 without 
sub seq uently entering  the n
 op tion, the system retrieves only the 
d ata from 3:00 p .m. to 4:00 p .m. 
-n
Numb er of rec ord s flag ; must b e followed  b y 
nn. 
nn Retrieves the numb er (
nn) of hourly or d aily rec ord s that you 
sp ec ify. If you d on’t inc lud e this flag , only one rec ord  (hour or d ay) 
will b e returned . 
For examp le, if you want to retrieve hourly d ata and  you enter 15
 for 
hh and  then enter 5
 for nn, the system retrieves the d ata for the 
hours b etween 3:00 p .m. and  8:00 p .m. (the d ata b eg inning  at 3:00 
and  c ontinuing  throug h the next five hours). The same is true for 
d aily rec ord s. If you enter 112294
 for 
mmddyy and then enter 8
 for 
nn, the system retrieves the d ata from and  inc lud ing Novemb er 22, 
1994, and  c ontinuing  through Novemb er 29, 1994. 
For the  I
NTUITY and  DEFINITY AUDIX Systems, you may use the 
value 
all to retrieve all rec ord s (hour or d ay) on or after any 
sp ec ified  d ate and time. 
-r
Release flag ; must b e followed  b y 
release. 
release Retrieves d ata for the spec ified  release of the I
NTUITY AUDIX, 
DEFINITY AUDIX, or R1 AUDIX (R1V5 and b eyond ) software. The 
d efault for the DEFINITY AUDIX System is D-r3.2. The d efault for 
the I
NTUITY AUDIX System is I-r5.0. 
-v
Writes transfer statistic s to the sc reen at the end  of the transfer. 
Pressing  v
 while the c ommand  is exec uting  send s the up d ated  
transfer status to the sc reen. 
-w
Writes a one-line summary of the exit status of this c ommand  into 
the file, form_req.rc
.
-V
Writes the ADAP version numb er for this c ommand  and  exits 
without transferring  any sc reens d ata. 
>  ofile Sp ec ifies the name of the file to whic h d ata will be written. The 
filename must b e p rec ed ed  b y the symb ol >  . If no outp ut file is 
sp ec ified , d ata is written to the sc reen.  
						

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Errors 
If you use this c ommand  with a version earlier than R1V5, an error messag e 
ap p ears. 
If either the d ate or time is invalid  when c ommunic ating with an R1 AUDIX 
System, the retrieval ab orts and  no rec ord s are written. 
If the sp ec ified  d ate is earlier than any valid  d ate on an I
NTUITY or DEFINITY 
AUDIX System, the retrieval starts at the first d ate with d ata. If the sp ec ified d ate 
is after a valid  d ate, an error messag e app ears and  the retrieval ab orts. 
Output Format
Outp ut for the getcomm
 c ommand  when using  the -f day
 op tion is formatted  as 
follows, with one rec ord  for eac h d ay.
FIELD       VOICE MAIL VERSIONS
Seq. 
No. Field Name TypeMax.
WidthR1
AUDIX 
System 
DEFINITY
AUDIX
SystemI
NTUITYAUDIX 
System
1 starting date D 8 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
2 end ing  time T 4 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
3 VM msg s sent b y c omm 1 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
4 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 1 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
5 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 1 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
6 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 1 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
7 VM msg s sent b y c omm 2 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
8 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 2 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
9 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 2 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
10 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 2 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
11 VM msg s sent b y c omm 3 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
12 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 3 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
13 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 3 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
14 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 3 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
15 VM msg s sent b y c omm 4 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
16 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 4 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
17 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 4 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
18 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 4 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
19 VM msg s sent b y c omm 5 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
20 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 5 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
21 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 5 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
22 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 5 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
23 VM msg s sent b y c omm 6 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
24 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 6 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
25 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 6 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+ 
						

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Outp ut for the getcomm
 c ommand  when using  the -f hour
 op tion is formatted  as 
follows, with one rec ord  for eac h hour.
26 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 6 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
27 VM msg s sent b y c omm 7 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
28 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 7 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
29 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 7 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
30 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 7 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
31 VM msg s sent b y c omm 8 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
32 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 8 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
33 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 8 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
34 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 8 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
35 VM msg s sent b y c omm 9 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
36 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 9 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
37 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 9 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
38 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 9 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
39 VM msg s sent b y c omm 10 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
40 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 10 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
41 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 10 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
42 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 10 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
43 VM msg s sent b y c omm 11 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
44 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 11 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
45 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 11 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
46 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 11 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
47 VM msg s sent b y c omm 12 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
48 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 12 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
49 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 12 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
50 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 12 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
51 VM msg s sent b y c omm 13 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
52 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 13 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
53 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 13 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
54 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 13 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
55 VM msg s sent b y c omm 14 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
56 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 14 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
57 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 14 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
58 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 14 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
59 VM msg s sent b y c omm 15 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
60 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 15 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
61 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 15 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
62 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 15 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+FIELD       VOICE MAIL VERSIONS
Seq. 
No. Field Name TypeMax.
WidthR1
AUDIX 
System 
DEFINITY
AUDIX
SystemI
NTUITYAUDIX 
System 
						

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FIELD       VOICE MAIL VERSIONS
Seq. 
No. Field Name TypeMax.
WidthR1
AUDIX
System 
DEFINITY
AUDIX 
SystemI
NTUITYAUDIX 
System
1 starting date D 8 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
2 starting  hour N 2 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
3 end ing  time T 4 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
4 VM msg s sent b y c omm 1 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
5 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 1 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
6 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 1 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
7 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 1 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
8 VM msg s sent b y c omm 2 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
9 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 2 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
10 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 2 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
11 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 2 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
12 VM msg s sent b y c omm 3 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
13 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 3 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
14 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 3 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
15 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 3 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
16 VM msg s sent b y c omm 4 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
17 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 4 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
18 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 4 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
19 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 4 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
20 VM msg s sent b y c omm 5 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
21 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 5 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
22 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 5 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
23 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 5 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
24 VM msg s sent b y c omm 6 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
25 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 6 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
26 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 6 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
27 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 6 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
28 VM msg s sent b y c omm 7 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
29 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 7 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
30 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 7 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
31 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 7 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
32 VM msg s sent b y c omm 8 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
33 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 8 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
34 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 8 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
35 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 8 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
36 VM msg s sent b y c omm 9 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
37 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 9 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
38 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 9 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
39 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 9 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
40 VM msg s sent b y c omm 10 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+ 
						

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Example
The following c ommand retrieves the INTUITY or DEFINITY AUDIX List 
Measurements Community Day sc reen d ata for January 19, 1995, writes a 
summary of the transfer statistic s to the sc reen, and writes outp ut to a file named  
c ommtraf. The outp ut is the same for R1V5 and  b eyond , but you must spec ify the 
release version on the c ommand  line. 
getcomm -f day -d 011995 -v > commtraf 
The following data is written to the file: 
19950119,2359,3250,3173,960,0,2394,5731,0,960,0,0,0,0, 
0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0, 
0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 
41 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 10 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
42 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 10 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
43 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 10 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
44 VM msg s sent b y c omm 11 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
45 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 11 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
46 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 11 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
47 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 11 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
48 VM msg s sent b y c omm 12 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
49 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 12 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
50 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 12 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
51 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 12 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
52 VM msg s sent b y c omm 13 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
53 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 13 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
54 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 13 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
55 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 13 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
56 VM msg s sent b y c omm 14 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
57 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 14 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
58 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 14 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
59 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 14 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
60 VM msg s sent b y c omm 15 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
61 VM msg s rec eived  by c omm 15 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
62 VM msg s not sent b y c omm 15 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
63 VM msg s not rec eived by c omm 15 N 7 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+FIELD       VOICE MAIL VERSIONS
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