Mitel SX-200 DIGITAL Pabx General Description Manual

							Traffic Measurement 
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190 SX-200 DIGITAL Generic 1001 480P/B39 TRAFFIC REPORT 
SYSTEM 253 
25-APR-86 
13:45 to l4:05 (CONTD) 
Peg In 
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							Traffic Measurement 
5.02 The condensed report contains the data only, in decimal form. 
Register numbers and assignments are known for each particu- 
lar software Generic. The dynamic section of the report requires a 
header for each’ group of data and the device number beside the 
device data. A program which analyses the data knows the format in 
which the condensed report is structured, and can interpret the data 
accordingly. 
Analyzing Traffic Reports 
5.03 From reading the Traffic Report, the following total traffic val- 
ues can be determined. 
Total Traffic 
= Sum of channel usage - Receiver usage 
Number of Calls = Extension Originations + Console Origina- 
tions + sum of incoming trunk pegs 
5.04 The following table lists typical business traffic: 
Traffic Type 
Number of Ports Traff ic/Port(CCS) Total CCS 
Light 250 1.4 350 
300 1.4 420 
350 1.4 490 
400 1.4 560 
480 1.4 672 
Medium 250 3.0 750 
300 2.9 870 
350 2.9 1015 
400 2.9 9160 
480 2.9 1392 
Heavy 250 5.5 9375 
300 5.4 11620 
350 5.4 1890 
400 5.4 2160 
480 5.4 2592 
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