In this case analog lines are reliable as digital ones from billing point of view.
BTW, reversal polarity is not a obsolete technology. Here in Peru the telco has state-of-art digital switching with PRI, BRI and CID and reversal polarity for analog lines.
Jorge
Ryan Butler wrote:
It's an analog device, it is picked up whenever it dials. It has no sense of when a call is answered on the remote end, if you want accurate billable seconds you'll need a digital interface like a PRI that can tell you whether its ringing, or whether it's been picked up.
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On Wed, 2004-07-14 at 11:54, Johannes van Hulst wrote:
Is the CDR table the right table for billing?
I did some tests and CDR records billing seconds for calls that where never picked up.
Is this a bug in my system or is that the way CDR works?
I called out on my X100T card.
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