Topic Last Modified: 2010-07-18
Each record represents audio signal metrics for one endpoint. Usually, each call has two records, one is for caller, and one is for callee.
Column | Data Type | Key/Index | Details |
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ConferenceDateTime |
Datetime |
primary |
Referenced from the MediaLine Table. |
SessionSeq |
Int |
primary |
Referenced from the MediaLine Table. |
MediaLineLabel |
tinyint |
primary |
Referenced from the MediaLine Table. |
FromCaller |
bit |
primary |
0: Callee’s data 1: Caller’s data |
SendSignalLevel |
Int |
|
Represents the Post-Analog Gain Control audio signal level. The unit for this metric is dBmo. For acceptable quality it should be at least 30 dBmo. This metric is not reported by the A/V Conferencing Server or IP phones. |
RecvSignalLevel |
Int |
|
See SendSignalLevel |
SendNoiseLevel |
Int |
|
Represents the Post-Analog Gain Control audio noise level. The unit for this metric is dBmo. For acceptable quality it should be less than 35 dBmo. This metric is not reported by the A/V Conferencing Server or IP phones. |
RecvNoiseLevel |
Int |
|
See SendNoiseLevel |
EchoReturn |
Int |
|
Echo Return Loss Enhancement metric. The unit for this metric is dB. Lower values represent less echo. This metric is not reported by the A/V Conferencing Server or IP phones. |
AudioSpeakerGlitchRate |
Int |
|
Average glitches per 5 minutes for the loudspeaker rendering. For good quality, this should be less than 1 per 5 minutes. Not reported by A/V Conferencing Servers, Mediation Servers, or IP phones. |
AudioMicGlitchRate |
Int |
|
Average glitches per 5 minutes for the microphone capture. For good quality this should be less than 1 per 5 minutes. Not reported by A/V Conferencing Servers, Mediation Servers, or IP phones. |
AudioTimestampDriftRateMic |
Decimal(9,2) |
|
Microphone device clock drift rate, relative to CPU clock |
AudioTimestampDriftRateSpk |
Decimal(9,2) |
|
Speaker device clock drift rate, relative to CPU clock |
AudioTimestampErrorMicMs |
Decimal(9,2) |
|
Speaker device clock drift rate, relative to CPU clock Average microphone capture stream timestamp error in milliseconds in the last 20 seconds of the call |
AudioTimestampErrorSpkMs |
Decimal(9,2) |
|
Average speaker render stream timestamp error in milliseconds in the last 20 seconds of the call |
VsEntryCauses |
tinyint |
|
Voice switch is a half duplex mode with reduced interruptibility. Causes of voice switch entry ENTER_VS_BADTS 0x01 ENTER_VS_ECHO 0x02 ENTER_VS_FORCEORCONVERGENCE 0x04 ENTER_VS_DNLP 0x08 The cause can be a combination of those individual causes. ENTER_VS_FORCEORCONVERGENCE can only be enabled by regkey for test purpose. |
EchoEventCauses |
tinyint |
|
Causes of echo event ECHO_EVENT_BAD_TIMESTAMP 0x01 ECHO_EVENT_POSTAEC_ECHO 0x02 ECHO_EVENT_ANLP 0x04 ECHO_EVENT_DNLP 0x08 ECHO_EVENT_MIC_CLIPPING 0x10 ECHO_EVENT_BAD_STATE 0x20 The cause can be a combination of those individual causes |
EchoPercentMicIn |
Decimal(5,2) |
|
Percentage of time when echo is detected in mic capture stream. If headset is used, the value should be low |
EchoPercentSend |
Decimal(5,2) |
Foreign |
Percentage of time when echo is detected in sent stream. High echo percentage in send streams a indication of echo leak |
RxAGCSignalLevel |
int |
|
Received signal level on the Mediation Server from the gateway; this applies only to the Mediation Server. The unit of this metric is dBoV. For good quality, the acceptable range should be [-30 to -18] dBoV. |
RxAGCNoiseLevel |
int |
|
Received signal level on the Mediation Server from the gateway; this applies only to the Mediation Server. The unit of this metric is dBoV. For good quality, the acceptable range should be less than -50 dBoV. |
RxAvgAGCGain |
int |
|
AGC gain on the Mediation Server side. |
InitialSignalLevelRMS |
float |
|
The RMS of the incoming of up to the first 30 seconds of the call. |