AT&T 75 manual Smdr Account Code Dialing, To activate Night Service Press Night

CHAPTER 4. USING THE FEATURES

If a night console is not provided, incoming calls either direct to designated extension numbers (Night Station Service feature), when provided, or activate a gong, a bell, or chimes; these calls can be answered by any voice terminal user (Trunk Answer From Any Station feature).

To activate Night Service:

1.Press [Night].

ŽLamp at the Night button lights at ail attendant consoles.

•Pos Avail lamp goes dark at all attendant consoles except the night console.

To deactivate Night Service:

1.Press [Night].

•Lamp at the Night button goes dark.

•Pos Avail lamp lights at all attendant consoles except the night console.

SMDR Account Code Dialing

The Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR) Account Code Dialing feature collects call details on selected incoming and outgoing trunk calls. It creates call records that contain calling and called numbers, call duration, and information on facility usage. Internal calls do not activate SMDR.

An SMDR option enables attendants to associate a specific trunk call with its project billing account by dialing the SMDR access code and the assigned account code as part of the called number. After answering an incoming trunk call, but before extending the call, the attendant can dial the SMDR access code and account code. The SMDR access code is used by everyone in the system, and account codes are assigned to individual users. The system SMDR printout will show the call charged to the account code that was dialed.

To assign a call to a specific account in SMDR:

1.Press [Start].

•Dial tone.

2.Dial SMDR access code, and then dial the account code.

ŽSecond dial tone.

3.Continue call in normal way, dialing trunk access code, dialing destination number, extending call, and so forth.

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