Call Detail Recording (CDR) Setup

Programming steps:

1. Define Input/Output port(s) to be used with the system wide options: LD 17

2. Assign port(s) to appropriate customer(s) and configure customer: LD 15

3. Enable CDR for Trunk Route(s), and configure options: LD 16

4. Configure all other related items:

• Class of Service options for analog sets: LD 10
• Class of Service options and key assignments for digital sets: LD 11
• Options and key assignments for attendant consoles: LD 12
• Class of Service options for trunks: LD 14

5. Set Serial Data Interface (SDI) baud rate: Card Switches.

Test the SDI:

Using overlay LD 37, it is possible to test the serial connection and settings. For example:

TTY x - where x is a TTY defined in LD 17

Response is:

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
01234567890"#$%*!&()<>-.:,.? READY FOR INPUT

Anything entered on the keyboard will be echoed until END is input.

Other LD 37 commands are:

• STAT TTY - print all system TTY's
• STAT TTY x - print a specific TTY
• DIS TTY x - disable TTY x
• ENL TTY x - enable TTY x

Programming Notes:

LD 17 REQ: CHG TYPE: ADAN : ADAN NEW/CHG TTY x CTYP MGC IPMG l s DNUM x PORT x DES CDR BPS 1200 BITL 8 STOP 1 PARY NONE FLOW NO USER CTY	System Configuration - Print in LD 22 Action device and number For CTYP MGC, loop/shelf of the card with the TTY port Device and port number, for MGC's, DNUM should match the TTY number Designator, used to identify the link BPS = Bit rate, BITL = Bit length (7/8), STOP = stop bit PARY = Parity, FLOW = flow control USER = CTY is for 'Call Detail Recording' CDR Teletype port
LD 17 REQ: CHG TYPE: PARM (NO) YES : FCDR (OLD)  NEW PCDR (NO) YES	System Configuration - Print in LD 22 Carriage Return or type NO if interface parameters are not to be changed - default used. Format for CDR: (Old) or New Priority for CDR, not call processing
LD 15 REQ: CHG TYPE: CDR or CDB CUST: 0-99 : CDR (NO) YES AXID (NO) YES PORT 0-15	Customer Data - Print in LD 21 To change existing port, old must be removed first (OUT) then recreated. Call Detail Recording - Since release 22, LD 15 includes 24 gate openers at the type prompt. Modify CDR options for the specified customer. Auxiliary ID (TN) output whenever a multiple appearance DN is used. Assign CDR port created in LD 17 to this customer. More than one port can receive CDR for each customer. To remove a CDR port, change CDR to NO, then re-enter LD15, change the CDR back to YES, and enter the desired ports.
LD 16 REQ: CHG TYPE: RDB ROUTE: # CDR (NO) YES INC (NO) YES : OAL (NO) YES OTL (NO) YES : OAN (NO)           YES OPD (YES)           NO : NDP (default used) or INC 0-32 or EXC 0-32	Trunk routes - Print in LD 21 CDR output for the specified route CDR records generated on incoming calls CDR output for all outgoing calls CDR output for outgoing toll calls - prompted if OAL=YES CDR output for all outgoing calls CDR output for answered outgoing calls with answer supv. only Outpulsed digits output in CDR Dialed digits output in CDR Number of digits to print Output the first 0-32 digits Supress the last 0-32 digits
LD 10 : CLS (CDMD) CDMA     (ICDD) ICDA	Analog Sets - Print in LD 20 Call Detail Monitoring Denied/Allowed. If allowed, a D record is output regardless whether CDR is output for a Route. Internal Call Detail Recording (denied).
LD 11 : CLS (CDMD) CDMA     (ICDD) ICDA	Digital Sets (also for LD 27 if there is ISDN) Call Detail Monitoring Denied/Allowed. If allowed, a D record is output regardless whether CDR is output for a Route. Internal Call Detail Recording (denied).
LD 12 : ICDR (ICDD) ICDA	Attendant Consoles Internal Call Detail Recording (denied)
LD 14 : CLS (PIP)      PSP      BST	Trunks - Print in LD 20 Polarity Insensitive Pack (QPC 330 and 331 cards) Polarity Sensitive Pack (QPC 218, 219, and 295 cards) Battery supervised (SIGL=LOP required)

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