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DIP Switch Settings
Located on the front panel, the DIP switches are used to set line numbers for units chained together, Caller ID input
formats, and data output formats. Normally the DIP switches are preset from the factory to match your requirements.
BAUD RATE SETTING
The unit can be set to deliver data to the serial port at either 9600 or 1200 Baud. The DIP switch number 2 controls this
setting. Refer to the table below.
Baud Rate DIP Switch #2
9600 -
1200 ON
OUTPUT FORMAT
The unit can deliver either the CallerID.com Whozz Calling? format or the alternative TCI format. DIP switch number
3 control the unit output format. Refer to the table below and Fig 3.
Format #3
CallerID.com -
TCI ON
Unless the popup application you are using has only integrated the TCI format, the CallerID.com format is
recommended since it is the industry standard. This format is used with all other CallerID.com products. Most
software vendors have adopted this standard since it gives them the flexibility use both Basic and Deluxe Whozz
Calling? units. The CallerID.com format provides additional fields for outbound digits dialed, inbound digits dialed
after answer, number of rings before answer, call duration, and type of distinctive ring pattern reported by Whozz
Calling? Deluxe units.
Refer to Figure 3a and 3b on the following page for details on the two formats available.
CALLER ID DELIVERY TYPE
Caller ID signaling is sent by the local phone company's central office in either of 4 different electronic formats.
Belcore 202 signaling is sent between the first and second ring in the countries such as the US, Canada, Mexico,
Australia, and others. Caller ID is sent before the first ring by British Telecom (BT) in the United Kingdom. Similarly,
Caller ID is sent before the first ring or after a very short ring burst using ETSI signaling that is prevalent in Eastern
and Northern Europe. In countries or regions where older central office equipment is used Caller ID is delivered via
DTMF (touch-tones). This unit is not compatible with DTMF signaling.
This unit is capable of capturing either Belcore 202, BT, or ETSI Caller ID signaling.
Caller ID Signaling DIP Switch #4
Belcore 202 (USA) -
BT or ETSI ON