TaxLine IP Installation & User Guide
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7.
Configuration of PBX Parameters
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3. Configuration
1. Organization
2. Reports
3. Tariffs
4. Pabx
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1. RX Data
2. Format
3. Diagnostic
RX Data
Select how TaxLine IP receives CDR’s from the PBX:
RX Data
TCP
->
CDR’s are received through an IP/TCP connection via
port 21. TaxLine IP acts as SERVER, and on the PBX you must program the IP
address of TaxLine IP and port 21. In this case no need to program anything else
on this menu.
RX Data
TCPClient
-> PBX acts as TCP-Server, and the IP address and the
port of the PBX must be configured in TaxLine IP.
IP Port / IP address:
IP address and Port of the PBX.
RX Data
RS232
->
CDR’s are received via serial port. In this case, the
different parameters of the serial protocol must be entered.
Speed:
Transmission speed of the data between PBX and the unit: 300, 600,
1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600 or 115200 bauds.
Data Bits:
Number of data bits used by the PBX for transmitting and receiving: 7/8.
Stop Bits:
Number of stop bits used by the PBX for transmitting and receiving: 1/2.
Parity:
Parity used by the PBX for transmitting and receiving: none, even or odd.
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3. Configuration
1. Organization
2. Reports
3. Tariffs
4. Pabx
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1. RX Data
2. Format
3. Diagnostic
Format:
Choose the PBX format using the
keys to display the format list.
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3. Configuration
1. Organization
2. Reports
3. Tariffs
4. Pabx
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1. RX Data
2. Format
3. Diagnostic
Diagnostic:
The Diagnostic option includes several modes which enable the checking of the
communication between the unit and the PBX (see APPENDIX A).
