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Cellsites

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When wireless call detail records are loaded into the system, the information defined in the Cellsites table is used to determine the location of the caller. The information in this table is also used for generating outcollect records and for reporting purposes.

To set up and maintain the Cellsites table:

  1. Under Data Management, double-click Cellsites. This displays the Cellsites window.  

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    Cellsites w NPA NXX

    The Cellsite window displays the following information:

    ID

    System-generated identifier that uniquely identifies the Cellsite.

    Cellsite Code

    Enter a unique 1 - 10 digit code for the Cellsite. This code is used in outcollect processing.

    Cellsite Name

    Text that describes the Cellsite.

    Maximum characters: 50. If you enter more than 50 characters, only the first fifty characters are stored in the table.

    Location

    Text that describes the location of the Cellsite. This is used in outcollect processing (serving place).

    Maximum characters: 10. If you enter more than ten characters, only the first ten characters are stored in the table.

    State

    Enter 2-character state designation where the Cellsite resides. This is used in outcollect processing (serving state).

    CLLI

    Enter the Common Language® Location Identifier associated with the cellsite.

    Maximum characters: 11.

    Serving SID

    The System Identification Number of the cellular carrier responsible for the cellsite.

    Maximum digits: 4.

    Toll NPA

    The NPA associated with the cellsite. Used to determine the Toll Rating Point for Incollects and Outcollects.

    Toll NXX

    The NXX associated with the cellsite. Used to determine the Toll Rating Point for Incollects and Outcollects.

Note

When you edit a cellsite, changing any fields other than Cellsite Name or Location may affect rating.

The shortcut menu for this table lets you add, edit and delete cellsites.