ACCTCODE

The call's account code. The user enters the account code either before or during the call (12-digit)

ACDAGTID

ACD Agent ID (6 characters). ID of an ACD Agent for an incoming or outgoing answered call

ACDGRPID

ACD Group ID (3 Zeichen). Group ID for an ACD call

ADPLOAD

Processor load of the ADP in 1/10 percent. This is the average load over 10 seconds (4-digit). The time stamp, showing when the load was determined, is in the field "end of connection"->ENDDAY (2-digit), ENDMONTH (2-digit), ENDHOUR (2-digit), ENDMIN (2-digit), ENDSEC (2-digit), END10 (1-digit).

AOCTYPE

Type of the call charge accounting message (10-digit)

You can use AMO TEXT to set up text strings for this element, which can have the following values:

Call detail information during the call (D_AOC)

Call detail information when the call ends (E-AOC)

Call detail information when setting up the connection (S_AOC)

ATNDGRNO

Attendant Group (2-digit) (see In the fields for incoming calls are:)

ATTCALLP

Attendant Call Priority - priority of a call in an attendant queue. Only available for ACWinMQ (2 characters)

ATTCALLR

Attendant Intercept Reason - only available for ACWinMQ (2 characters)

ATTCALLT

Attendant Call Type- only available for ACWinMQ (2 characters)

ATTQUEID

Attendant Queue ID - queue ID assigned to a call. Only available for ACWinMQ (2 characters)

BCHLCNT

Number of B channels (max. 2-digit). No longer maintained

BLENBYT

Block length in bytes (5-digit)

BLENREC

Number of records per block (5-digit) (The number of data records in the block with record ID = "AB" or "AI" )

CALCTYPE

Type of billing used (10-digit)

You can use AMO TEXT to set up text strings for this element, which can have the following values:

Pay phone (RURAL) (CLOCK)

Pulse or amounts from CO (PULSES)

Accounting of call charges based on time (WOUT)

CALLEPTY

Called party: number that was dialed by the calling station. (22-digit)

CALLIID

Station ID of the calling party (text parameter STNID is defined in AMO TEXT) (10-digit)

CALLILV0

Node number of calling party (3-digit max.)

CALLILV1

Subdomain number of the calling party (max. 3-digit)

CALLILV2

Domain number of the calling party (max. 2-digit)

CALLIPTY

Calling party: party that initiated the existing connection/segment. (22-digit)

CALLIONI

Originating network ID of calling party

CARRIER

Identifier for the communication network as text string (10-digit, see In the fields for incoming calls are: and In the fields for internal calls are:)

You can use AMO TEXT to set up text strings for this element, which can have the following values:

CARRIER_0 (internal)

CARRIER_1

CARRIER_n

CARRIER_9

CAUSE

Output of the cause of the clearing of a connection (3-digit, see table Meaning of the Values for the Element CAUSE in AMO FTBL)

CHOFCON

Output of the type of connection (10-digit, see In the fields for incoming calls are: and In the fields for internal calls are:)

You can use AMO TEXT to set up text strings for this element, which can have the following values:

Local connection

Long-distance connection

Local connection with exceeded limiting value

Long-distance connection with exceeded limiting value

No entry

Rerouting / Routopt

You can set up the limiting value for the number of the call charge pulses or the connection duration with AMO GRZW.

CHRGUNIT

Call charge units: The units in this field are recalculated from the calculated costs. (5-digit, see In the fields for internal calls are:)

CON10

Call duration: 1/10 seconds (1-digit)

CONCHRG

Output of the costs including sales tax. For calculation in 1/100th (max. 8-digit) For calculation in 1/100000th (max. 12 digits) OpenScape 4000 calculates this value according to the price per pulse set up with AMO TTBL (tariff table administration)

CONCHRN

Output of the net costs without sales tax. For calculation in 1/100th (max. 8 digits) For calculation in 1/100000th (max. 12 digits)

CONHOUR

Call duration: hours (2-digit)

CONMIN

Call duration: minutes (2-digit)

CONNSTEP

All of a connections's CDB records are numbered in order (starting with contents 1), (3-digit).

CONNTYPE

Output of the connection type as text string (10 characters, see In the fields for incoming calls are:).

You can use AMO TEXT to set up text strings for this element, which can have the following values:

Outgoing connections (OUTGO)

Internal connections (INTERN)

Incoming connections (INCO)

Attendant activity (ACACT)

Processor load (LOAD)

CONSEC

Connection duration: seconds (2-digit)

CONSECT

Connection duration, total in tenths of seconds (6-digit)

COPIN

Output of the PIN class (see AMO PERSI) as text string (10 characters)

You can use AMO TEXT to set up text strings for this element, which can have the following values:

No PIN available

PIN Class_1

PIN Class_n

PIN Class_8

CTRDIFF

CDRS difference counter, only CDRS functionality (5-digit)

CTRTOT

CDRS summation counter, only CDRS functionality (5-digit)

DESTLV0

Node number of the new or connected party, (3-digit)

DESTLV1

Subdomain number of the new or connected party, (3-digit)

DESTLV2

Domain number of the new or connected party, (2-digit)

DESTPID

Station ID of the new or connected party. It is not possible to determine the ID for dialed numbers. In this case, "unknown" is output. The text parameter STNID is defined in AMO TEXT (10 digits)

DESTPTY

connected party: Newly selected or through connected destination for a connection (22 digits).

DISPCHRG

Connection charges, including sales tax, shown on display. Calculated during the connection. For calculation in 1/100th (max. 8-digit) For calculation in 1/100000th (max. 12-digit)

DISPCHRN

Connection charges, not including sales tax, shown on display. Calculated during the connection. For calculation in 1/100th (max. 8-digit) For calculation in 1/100000th (max. 12-digit)

DNIS

Text string regarding the called party. Output of the Identification Service Number belonging to the dialed number. The DNIS number is provided by the BREAKIN trunk and refers to the called party (11-digit)

END10

End-of-connection: tenths of seconds (1-digit)

ENDDAY

End-of-connection: day (2-digit)

ENDHOUR

End-of-connection: hour (2-digit)

ENDMIN

End-of-connection: minute (2-digit)

ENDMONTH

End-of-connection: month (2-digit)

ENDSEC

End-of-connection: second (2-digit)

ENDYDAY

End-of-connection: day of year (1...366, 3-digit)

ENDYEAR

End-of-connection: year (4-digit)

EXPENS

Output of the identifier 'Expensive connection' as text string (10-digit)

You can use AMO TEXT to set up text strings for this element, which can have the following values:

Cheap

Expensive

Free A-station

Free B-station

FACA

Values for FX or TTA trunk access on BREAKIN trunk as part of the NI2 PRI service (5-digit)

FACB

Values for FX or TTA trunk access on BREAKOUT trunk as part of the NI2 PRI service (5-digit)

FLAG1

No longer maintained

FLAG2

No longer maintained

GLOBLLV0

Node number of the global leg ID (3-digit), identical to LEGLV0

GLOBLLV1

Subdomain number of the global leg ID (3-digit), identical to LEGLV1

GLOBLLV2

Domain number of the global leg ID (2-digit), identical to LEGLV2

GLOBLSEQ

Sequence number of the global leg ID. A new global call ID is provided only when there is a new connection (8-digit), identical to LEGSEQ

GLOBLV0

Node number of the global call id, (3-digit)

GLOBLV1

Subdomain number of the global call id, (3-digit)

GLOBLV2

Domain number of the global call id, (2-digit)

GLOBSEQ

Global call ID: a number global call ID may only be created when a new connection is set up (8-digit).

HOLDDUR

Total hold time in 1/10 seconds (5-digit)

IDPP

Output of the CDRS station number as text string (10 characters)

You can use AMO TEXT to set up text strings for this element, which can have the following values:

Trunk circuit (TC)

Main PBX tie trunk (MTLC)

Station (STN)

Attendant console (ATND)

INFOTYPE

Type of information (10-digit), If accounting call charges from CO, then units or amounts.

You can use AMO TEXT to set up text strings for this element, which can have the following values:

Amounts from CO (AMO UNT)

Units from CO (UNITS)

INTNBCHA

B channel of the real trunk number of the location that is not recording

INTNLIST

Fictitious trunk number converted from INTNREAL (max. 6-digit, see AMO FBTN)

INTNREAL

Real trunk number of the location that is not recording (see TKNOREAL, 5-digit)

Outgoing connection: A-station PEN or incoming circuit

Incoming connection: B-station PEN or outgoing circuit

Internal connection: same as private automatic branch exchange: B-station PEN

Network-wide: A-station PEN or incoming circuit

INTNTRGR

Trunk number group of INTNREAL (real trunk number of the location that is not recording). If the location that is not recording is a telephone instead of a trunk, this has the value 0 (5-digit)

KEYLV0

Node number of the key line used party, (3-digit)

KEYLV1

Subdomain number of the key line used party, (3-digit)

KEYLV2

Domain number of the key line used party, (2-digit)

KEYPTY

Key line used party: the selected trunk (number) of a multi-trunk equipped with a key phone (22-digit).

LCALLENO

Length of the called number (called party), (2-digit)

LDESTNO

Length of the destination number (2-digit). The dialed selection number can be transmitted to the DPA either in its complete form or – for reasons of data protection – partly deleted; the partial deletion can be done in two ways:

only the first n digits of the destination number are transmitted to the DPA

the last n (of the actually dialed) digits are deleted

You can use AMO SELG to select the method that you want to use.

LEGLV0

Node number of the leg id, (3-digit)

LEGLV1

Subdomain number of the leg ID, (3-digit)

LEGLV2

Domain number of the leg ID, (2-digit)

LEGSEQ

Leg ID: If the destination station is changed in an existing connection, a new leg ID is generated but the global call ID itself is not changed (8-digit).

PINLEN

Length of the personal ID (2-digit)

LISTTYPE

Output of the type of the CDRS output format as text string, only CDRS functionality (16 characters)

You can use AMO TEXT to set up text strings for this element, which can have the following values:

Individual call charge calculation (IND)

Partial call charge calculation (PART)

Total call charge calculation (TOTAL)

MOBUCLV0

Node number of mobile user calling party, (3-digit)

MOBUCLV1

Subdomain number of mobile user calling party, (3-digit)

MOBUCLV2

Domain number of mobile user calling party (2-digit)

MOBUCPTY

Mobile user calling party: the user identifies himself/herself at the called station with a PIN (22-digit)

MSGNO

Message's consecutive number of the S&F (Store & Forward) connection (5-digit)

NCT

Flag that shows that a network call transfer (NCT) was successfully performed. The transfer is done in the public network and all connections over the OpenScape 4000 are released. Because of this, it is no longer possible to record the accounting of call charges of the remaining call (1-char)

NETCARA

The trunk-related access code of the network carrier (related to the BREAKIN trunk) (4-digit)

NETCARB

The trunk-related access code of the network carrier (related to the BREAKOUT trunk) (4-digit)

NETPULS

Pulse: call detail information from the network (5-digit)

NETSVCA

Service for a long-distance call carrier that supplies the PRI rate call (call ends in the PBX); this service is used or requested for an incoming PRI rate call (2-digit)

NETSVCB

Service for a long-distance call carrier that supplies the PRI rate call (call ends in the PBX); this service is used or requested for an outgoing PRI rate call (2-digit)

NETTYPE

Output of the network description as text string (10 characters)

You can use AMO TEXT to set up text strings for this element, which can have the following values:

- Analog network (ANA) - Integrated Data Network (IDN) - Integrated Service Data Network (ISDN)

ORIGIPA

Originating IP Address of the call (15-digits)

OSAA

Operator system access for incoming trunk connections (area 0-2) (1-digit)

OSAB

Operator system access for outgoing trunk connections (area 0-2) (1-digit)

OUTDAY

Date of the output: day of the year (1...366, 3-digit)

OUTDAYC

Date of the output: name of the day (10-digit)

You can use AMO TEXT to set up text strings for this element, which can have the following values:

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

See also Example 2: before the start of the table.

OUTDAYN

Date of the output: day (2-digit)

OUTHOUR

Date of the output: hour (2-digit)

OUTMIN

Date of the output: minute (2-digit)

OUTMONN

Date of the output: month (2-digit)

OUTMONC

Date of the output: name of the month (10-digit)

You can use AMO TEXT to set up text strings for this element, which can have the following values:

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

OUTSEC

Date of the output: second (2-digit)

OUTYEAR

Date of the output: year (4-digit)

CHRGEE

Paying party: connection's party responsible for connection costs (22-digit) (see In the fields for incoming calls are:).

Information on the right or left justified output field Section 59.5.2, "CALLEPTY".

PPLV0

Node number of the paying party, (3-digit)

PPLV1

Subdomain number of the paying party, (3-digit)

PPLV2

Domain number of the paying party, (2-digit)

PRECLEV

Precedence level of the calling party, (2-digit)

QUEUEDUR

Queuing duration: total delay time in the queue in 1/10 seconds (5-digit).

RECNO

Consecutive number of the record to be output (1...9999, 4-digit) by selection group.

The consecutive number is initialized to 1 for each dialog field

for "Data transmission on demand"

or

for "Restart" (also for "RELOAD" or "Power on") and

is continually incremented for "immediate output" (even after soft restart).

RECPT

Record point (max. 1 digit)

Possible values:

0 = transit 1 = exit to trunk 2 = record directly at origin 3 = record directly at origin and exit to trunk 4 = incoming

RECTYPE

Type of recording, either relating to the accounting of call charges or traffic measurement or both (1-digit)

RING10

1/10 seconds part of the ring duration in the format minutes:seconds;1/10 seconds (1-digit)

RINGDUR

Total ring duration in format 1/10 seconds (5-digit) (see In the fields for internal calls are:)

RINGMIN

Minute portion of the ring duration in format minutes:seconds;1/10 seconds (2-digit)

RINGSEC

Second portion of the ring duration in the format minutes:seconds:1/10 seconds (2-digit)

ROUTCC

Trunk group code as text string (10-digit), (see In the fields for incoming calls are: and In the fields for internal calls are:) You can use AMO TEXT to set up text strings for the different trunk group codes, for example, "BUSINESS ", "PRIVATE " (each 10 characters long).

ROUTCN

Trunk group code (6-digit), (see In the fields for incoming calls are: and In the fields for internal calls are:)

Instead of the actual trunk group code that is used for seizing the trunk or tie trunk when setting up the connect (for external calls, the prefix "0"), the customer can specify 2-digit numbers (see AMO RNKR). For example, this allows you to use different codes to distinguish between external calls for business or private purposes so that they can be billed separately.

RTINGLV0

Node number of the redirecting party, (3-digit)

RTINGLV1

Subdomain number of the redirecting party, (3-digit)

RTINGLV2

Domain number of the redirecting party, (2-digit)

RTINGPTY

Redirecting party: party that forwards a call (22-digit).

RTIONLV0

Node number of the redirection party, (3-digit)

RTIONLV1

Subdomain number of the redirection party, (3-digit)

RTIONLV2

Domain number of the redirection party, (2-digit)

RTIONPTY

Redirection party: where a call is redirected to (22-digit).

RURAL

Flag for pay phone call, (1-digit)

Possible values:

0 = pay phone 1 = other telephone

SELGRUNO

Number of the selection group that created the CDR record (1-digit).

You can use AMO SELG (selection group administration) to put the selection group together with different criteria

For example, the criteria could be:

the connection type (local and long-distance),

the entry of a user in a user list,

or

exceeding a limiting value for the time or cost.

By indicating the selection group number, all connections that meet all set criteria of the chosen selection group are recorded.

SERVICE

Output of the service as a text string (10-digit)

You can use AMO TEXT to set up text strings for this element, which can have the following values:

Voice connection (VOICE)

Facsimile (FAX)

Data terminal (DTE)

SIDANI

Text string referring to the calling party. The BREAKIN trunk provides the SIDANI number, which refers to the calling party (24-digit)

SIGDATA

Code indicating whether the output data record is correct, incorrect, or a duplicate (10-digit).

You can use AMO TEXT to set up text strings for this element, which can have the following values:

imprecise or duplicated data record

correct data record

A data record is identified as imprecise if discrepancies are found while processing the call detail data. For example, this could happen if the connection was automatically restored after a OpenScape 4000 soft restart and the number of call charge pulses and the call duration can not be exactly determined.

SPEED

Output of the transmission speed as a text string (10-digit)

You can use AMO TEXT to set up text strings for this element, which can have the following values:

No speed information

2400 baud

4800 baud

9600 baud

48000 baud (only for S0 link)

64000 baud (only for S0 link)

See the table Meaning of the Values for the Element SPEED in AMO FTBL.

ST10

Connection start: 1/10 second (1-digit)

STDAY

Connection start: day (2-digit)

STHOUR

Connection start: hour (2-digit)

STMIN

Connection start: minute (2-digit)

STMONTH

Connection start: month (2-digit)

STSEC

Connection start: second (2-digit)

STYDAY

Connection start: day of the year (1...366, 3-digit)

STYEAR

Connection start: year (4-digit)

STNID

Output of the station identification as text string (10-digit), (see Note 1)

You can use AMO TEXT to set up text strings for this element, which can have the following values:

Attendant console

Main PBX tie trunk

Night server

Station

Service module (TCS)

Special call charge accounting

Maintenance equipment

Public telephone

Mobile user

External trunk number (keyset)

SUPLSERV

Output of the supplement service as a text string (10-digit)

You can use AMO TEXT to set up text strings for this element, which can have the following values:

Not defined Normal call Consultation call Call transfer Callback Forwarding on busy station Call forwarding Call forwarding, no answer Call pick-up Conference call Override Hunt group Mailbox Radio paging (scroll) Dictation Credit card charge Acceptance of reverse charges Call redirection Door opener Ringing state Hang up on hold Hang up on hold in the attendant queue Busy Removal from the attendant queue Entry into the attendant queue Transfer of a conference by the master Automatic recall when transferring Interruption by the attendant Call forwarding to central attendant console No CDR with eos CDR lost buffer Attendant (ATND) activating night service Attendant (ATND) deactivating night service Attendant (ATND) pulls out the plug (log off) Attendant (ATND) inserts plug (log on) Attendant (ATND) deactivated Attendant (ATND) restart Hang up on hold in the hunt group queue

- Hunt group busy - Data record with SWU and ADP load - Passing the call through (transit) - Call rerouting - Incoming call barred - Destination station deactivated - Resource unavailable - Call rejected - Non-allocated number - Account code - The chargeable convener is integrated in the conference - The chargeable convener has left the conference - A-station on hold - B-station on hold - A-station back from hold - B-station back from hold - A-station cradled on hold - B-station cradled on hold - Ringing after connected

SVCDOM

Service Domain of the calling party, (19-digit),

SWP

Partial switching procedures (10-digit)

You can use AMO TEXT to set up text strings for this element, which can have the following values:

- No switching procedure (EMPTY) - Section after section (SECASEC) - Section after account code (SECACC) - Section after seizure (SECS) - Section after limit value (SECL) - End of call after section (ENDSEC) - End of call after seizure (ENDS) - End of call after limiting value (ENDL) - Limit after section (LASEC) - Limit after seizure (LAS) - Limit after first limit (LAL)

Explanation: The values two to ten arise as possible combinations of the events at the beginning and end of the time frame to which the CDR record refers. The following events are considered:

Seizure of a line Beginning a data record

Section, change of the party responsible for connection costs (for example, transferring the connection) Closing up the old data record and starting a new one

Limiting value exceeded for call charge pulses or time Closing up the old data record and starting a new one

End-of-connection Closing up the data record

The last of the values given above identifies a section for chained fax messages.

SWULOAD

SWU processor load in 1/10 percent. This is an average value over 10 seconds (4-digit). The time stamp indicating when the load was measured is in the field "Start of the connection"->STDAY(2-digit), STMONTH(2-digit), STHOUR(2-digit), STMIN(2-digit), STSEC(2-digit),ST10(1-digit)

TERMIPA

Terminating IP Address of the call (15-digit)

THRELV0

Node number of the global thread ID (3-digit), identical to GLOBLV0

THRELV1

Subdomain number of the global thread ID (3-digit), identical to GLOBLV1

THRELV2

Domain number of the global thread ID (2-digit), identical to GLOBLV2

THRESEQ

Sequence number of the global thread ID (8-digit), identical to GLOBSEQ

TKNOBCHA

B channel of the real trunk number of the recording point.

TKNOTRGR

Trunk number group of TKNOREAL (real trunk number of the recording point). If the recording point is a telephone, 0 (zero) is output instead of a trunk (2-digit)

TKNOLIST

Fictitious circuit number, converted from TKNOREAL (Trunk no. list, 6-digit)

The real circuit number (board number) is depicted on a fictitious circuit number specifically for this customer with the help of a table. You can customize this table with AMO FBTN (administration of the flat byte and trunk number table).

TKNOREAL

Real trunk number of the recording point (trunk no. real, 5-digit):

Outgoing connection: outgoing circuit

Incoming connection: incoming circuit

Internal connection: same private automatic branch exchange: A-station PEN

Internal connection: network-wide: outgoing circuit

TRNSFLV0

Node number of transferring party, (3-digit)

TRNSFLV1

Subdomain number of the transferring party, (3-digit)

TRNSFLV2

Domain number of the transferring party, (2-digit)

TRNSFPTY

Transferring party: party that transfers a call (22-digit).

Information on the right or left justified output field (see Section 59.5.2, "CALLEPTY").

TRANSCNT

Number of transit nodes passed through (2-digit max.)

UNANS

through connect/ no through connect (10-digit)

You can use AMO TEXT to set up text strings for this element, which can have the following values:

Through connection (THRCONN)

Non-through connection (NTHRCONN)

UNITERAS

Output whether CDRS call charge totals are deleted after being output as text string, only CDRS functionality (22-digit).

You can use AMO TEXT to set up text strings for this element, which can have the following values:

Difference counter deleted or through-connected

Difference counter not deleted or not through-connected

PIN

Personal ID (max. 12-digits)

ZONE

Output of the distance zone as a text string (10-digit, see In the fields for incoming calls are: and In the fields for internal calls are:)

You can use AMO TEXT to set up text strings for this element, which can have the following values:

1st incoming zone (INC01) n-th incoming zone (INCnn) 9th incoming zone (INC09) 1st abroad (ABROAD01) n-th abroad (ABROADnn) 99th abroad (ABROAD99) 1st distance (LONG01) n-th distance (LONGnn) 50th distance (LONG50) No charge (NOCHRG) Call detail information from carrier (CHRGINFO) 1st internal zone (INT01) n-th internal zone (INTnn) 9th internal zone (INT09) Empty entry (EMPTY) Short zone (SHORT) Local Zone (LOCAL) 1st zone for tie trunks (TIE01) n-th zone for tie trunks (TIEnn) 9th zone for tie trunks (TIE09)

ATNDGRNO

=

Group number of the attendant console that answered and forwarded this call

CARRIER

=

a carrier that can be allocated to an incoming trunk group (AMO TACSU / TDCSU)

CHOFCON

=

always "LONG"

CONNTYPE

=

"INCOMING"

ROUTCC

=

empty (fill character)

ROUTCN

=

empty (fill character)

STNID

=

station identification of the called station

ZONE

=

a zone INC01 - INC09 that can be allocated to an incoming trunk group (AMO TACSU / TDCSU)

CARRIER

=

always "0"

CHRGUNIT

=

empty (fill character)

CONNTYPE

=

"INTERN"

CHOFCON

=

always "LOCAL"

ROUTCN

=

empty (fill character)

ROUTCC

=

empty (fill character)

RINGDUR

=

"0" for ZAND parameter CDRRINGB = NO (AMO ZAND)

ZONE

=

zone INT01 - INT09 determined from the ITR group (AMO VBZGR)