CALLER ID ON NEC NEAX 2000 IPS

[simonellen2000]

Does anyone know how to set up caller ID on incoming analogue trunks so that I can see who is calling certain numbers? I am using e-series dterms and COTU trunk cards.

Also would be useful to know how to do on the ISDN as well.

Thank you,
Simon

 

[3racefan3]

See the following.

4RSTC card on sense wheel 06
4COTG, 8COTQ trunk card (trunks D000 – D003 programmed in CM10)

CM3000>000 – 003>10
CM3001>000 – 003>01 (tenant 01)
CM3002>000 – 003>02 (example will be Direct Trunk Appear. for Day mode)
CM3003>000 – 003>04 (DIT to a station for Night mode)
CM3005>000 – 003>200

CM3500>10>00
CM3504>10>7
CM3509>10>15
CM3520>10>15
CM3537>10>0 (turns on MF signaling)
CM3548>10>0 (Busy/idle status not sent to network)
CM35129>10>0 (CID specified as sending method of calling number from network)

CM050>06>08 (program the 4RSTC card) RESET

CM0604>00>060 (second data format is xxy, xx = sense wheel of 4RTSC, x = circuit #)
>01>061
>02>062
>03>063 (all 4 circuits are programmed)

CM08>472>0 (request for CID signal)

CMAA07>06>0 (CID specified as sending method of calling number from network to AP card)

CM311>3>10 (number of digits in the calling party number)

CLEAR 4RSTC CARD

SET SW1 ELEMENTS 1-4 TO ON (rcvr make busy)

CMDB90>0000>CCC

SET SW1 ELEMENTS 1-4 TO OFF (toggle card make busy, then back on)

CMDC01>2 – 9>1 (sets CID with calling party numbers beginning with 2 – 9 to table 1 for tenant 01 trunks)

CMDB30>0>1

CMDB01>1>****02 (day mode for table 1 set to Direct Trunk Appearance)

CMDB02>1>****04 (night mode for table 1 set to DIT; will follow what’s in CM3005)

 

[grh959]

We may want to mention that Call ID is not available w/ ground start trunks.......

 

[mextera]

COTU is used across the pond. you may get with PBC

Mextera

 

[simonellen2000]

Looks like CID is not available with COTU here either. However, on the ISDN, I currently only have a PN-30 ISDN card. Does this mean I need to get a 4RSTC card If I want to set CID up on the ISDN?
Thank you,
Simon

 

[grh959]

I do not know about the PRi 30 channel card but in the US a 4RST is not needed for the 24 channel card.

 

[OzzieGeorge]

No the 30 channel is just the same as the 24 channel. The 4RST card is a register card which basically listens for or generates MF tones and as ISDN doesn't use MF signalling, the 4RST doesn't come into play.