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CSQI, CSQO, and call register settings D-3

Set the number of call registers

Standard 1.0 Modular Option EC Installation and Maintenance Guide November 1999

Set the number of call registers

Introduction

Use the following calculations to determine the value for the

number of call registers (NCR), and adjust the NCR to that

value. These calculations must be performed before CSQI and

CSQO are set. Also perform these calculations when changes to

the values in the formula occur, that is, lines, trunks, ACD ports,

and so on. Call registers are always site-specific. Do not assume

that the correct setting for any one site will work at another

apparently similar site.

Do not change CSQI or CSQO unless you calculate the required

NCR with the following formulas. It must be noted that the

system default values are minimal and set only high enough to

bring the system up at time of installation.

NCR formulas

There are two NCR formulas: one for loop traffic greater than

3000 centi-call seconds (CCS), and one for loop traffic less than

3000 CCS. The following NCR formula elements and the

formulas themselves, are taken from NTP 553-3001-149.

Assumptions

• The call register traffic factor = 1.865.

• The formula for calculating recommended NCRs depends

on the traffic load for the system.

• There are 28 CCS per ACD trunk.

CAUTION

Risk of harming the level of service

If you are not familiar with this procedure,

consult with an experienced Meridian 1 or

SL1 technician before proceeding. This

procedure will affect the level of service

on the Meridian 1 or SL1. Whether the

effect is positive or negative depends on a

thorough knowledge of X11 software.

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