Log Printer Format Type 2

Log Printer Format Type 2 is a format designed to allow easy parsing of data by those PSAPs who choose to replace their hardcopy printers with data collection applications. The data is printed in a single line of unformatted data terminated by a carriage return and line feed, with each field of data separated by a vertical bar character (|). The fields transmitted are in a specific order.

2505553105|RES||JANE DOE|270 1640 UFTON CRES|03001|KELOWNA|KELOWNA BC|V6H2G7|BELL WEST|8887842606|POLICE_PSAP|00002|NO ID| 6-FEB-2001 10:09:32| 6-FEB-2001 10:09:34|

6-FEB-2001 10:09:50| 6-FEB-2001 10:09:55|1234|FIREPSAP| 6-FEB-2001 10:09:52| ACCESS UFTON CRESCENT OPPOSITE LAKEVIEW COVE RD REAR LANE ACCESS RUNS NORTH||||||

The order of the fields shown in the table below is the same as that shown on the actual printout above when reading the fields from left to right. A field that does not contain data will be blank.

Table 13 - Log Printer Format Type 2 Fields

Field Description

TN The telephone number of the subscriber who placed the 9-1-1 voice call. For wireless calls, this is the call-back telephone number.

COS

The Class of Service associated with the phone number originating the 9-1-1 voice call. May be one of:

RES Residential BUS Business COIN Pay phone (BC) PCT Pay phone (AB) CELL Wireless

WL2 Wireless Phase II Location Enabled WBUS Wireless POTS Business

WRES Wireless POTS Residential UNKN ALI not found

FAIL ANI fail, or ALI database lookup fail ESRD

For wireless calls only, the Emergency Services Routing Digits. This is the telephone number assigned to the wireless cell site sector that is routing the call.

Name

The billing name associated with the telephone phone number originating the 9-1-1 voice call. For wireless calls the Name field is in a specific format as documented in Section 12.0

Address

The address of the telephone location that was used to make the 9-1-1 voice call. The address is a concatenation of all the individual address fields Apartment, House Number, House Suffix, Street Vector Prefix, Street, Street Type, and Street Vector Suffix. For wireless calls, the address of the cell site sector is sent.

ESZ Emergency Service Zone. An area that is defined by the same emergency response agency boundaries in which the 9-1-1 caller's address is located. Community The name assigned by the municipality to the ESZ

Municipality The municipality where the telephone used to originate the 9-1-1 voice call is located.

Postal Code Postal Code of caller (may be blank).

LSP Name Local Service Provider identification. For wireless calls, the Wireless Service Provider identification.

LSP Number Local Service Provider telephone number. For wireless calls, the Wireless Service Provider telephone number.

Field Description

Position Number

Answering agent‟s position number at the PSAP. Position Number identifies the telephone set that answered the call.

In an environment with an intermediate ALI PBX (see Section 9.0) or ALI Key System (see Section 10.0) the Position Number is retrieved from the position translation table associated with the intermediate device, and is defined by the PSAP. This applies to both ACD and non-ACD configurations.

In an environment without an intermediate device the Position Number

depends on the operating environment. In a non-ACD environment the position is generally set to the 9-1-1 service line number connecting the DMS-100™ to the customer terminal equipment. In an ACD environment, the position number is returned by the DMS-100™ switch.

The Position Number may also be:

o NO ID Position cannot be determined or call not answered o RAN Answered by Recorded Announcer (if detectable)

Login Id The 9-1-1 Call taker‟s login ID in a DMS-100

TM _{ACD configuration and “NO ID”}

for a non DMS-100TM ACD environment

Offer Time The date and time the 9-1-1 call was delivered to the PSAP, corrected for calls that cross a date boundary.

Answer Time

The date and time the 9-1-1 call was answered by the 9-1-1 call answer operator, corrected for calls that cross a date boundary. This field will be blank if the call was an abandoned attempt.

Transfer Time

The date and time the 9-1-1 call was transferred to a downstream agency, corrected for calls that cross a date boundary. Blank if the call was not transferred.

Disconnect Time The date and time the 9-1-1 call was terminated at the answering PSAP, corrected for calls that cross a date boundary.

Transfer DN The directory number used to transfer the call to a downstream agency. Blank if the call was not transferred.

Transfer PSAP Name

PSAP name of the downstream agency the 9-1-1 voice call was transferred to. Blank if the call not transferred. May also be NON_PSAP_AGENCY if the call was transferred to a telephone not designated as a PSAP in the ALI system. Transfer Answer Time

The date and time that the transferred 9-1-1 call was answered at the

transferred to PSAP, corrected for calls that cross a date boundary. Blank if the call was not transferred or not answered at the PSAP.

Comments

The comments field is used to specify unique attributes of the service address originating the 9-1-1 voice call. In British Columbia it is provided by the Municipality and may be up to 120 characters. In Alberta, the LSP provides the comments and it is limited to 30 characters.

Latitude1 Latitude of the wireless caller expressed in decimal degrees. Longitude1 Longitude of the wireless caller expressed in decimal degrees.

Uncertainty1 _{Location uncertainty factor represented in metres for Wireless Phase 2 calls.}

Confidence1 Location confidence is expressed as a percentage for Wireless Phase 2 calls. ResultCode1

For Wireless Phase II cell calls, the 3 digit right justified zero filled result code either returned from the Mobile Positioning Centre server, or generated internally. This value should always be present for WL2 cell calls. ResultText1 For Wireless Phase II cell calls, the descriptive text associated with the

ResultCode.