Panasonic KX-TD500 CDR format needed

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Can someone please! help me

i am trying to develop an application to work with panaconic ks-500 pbx but i have been unable to recieve any documentation on the cdr format. i have integrated my application with other pbx's

and i know that there are many program's that does this already but i would really like to do my own development.

i saw an example of the raw data on this site
looks like this:
18/07/05 09:01AM 1 E216 T20320 1831141498502402 00:00'01
18/07/05 09:01AM 1 E211 T20108 <I>0398002341 0'00 00:00'41 TR
18/07/05 09:02AM 1 E245 T20318 1831141495408231 00:00'41

but i am not sure of a few things that i am seeing here i know the date, time, extention and line they are quiet straight forward. but i am not sure if its safe to assume they come in the same position all the time. but as for the the <I> and the digits dialed and what i think is the durations its kinda unsure thats why i wanted to see the cdr format for this pbx or see a few more samples so that i can try and basically guess whats going

so i would love for someone to jus explain wats happening in the call log above

and send me a link to or show me the cdr format please

 

[cwc3]

<I> is incoming call tr is transfer

 

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i found some other samples but the sample looks wierd to me i dont see anything that looks like a duration

07/11/06 03:43PM 298 0008 9269700
07/11/06 03:43PM *437 0008 9269700
07/11/06 03:44PM 298 0035 18198675
07/11/06 03:45PM *246 0007 9713830
07/11/06 03:45PM *437 0035 18198675
07/11/06 03:45PM 298 0007 19548518000
07/11/06 03:46PM *437 0007 19548518000
07/11/06 03:47PM *250 0008 9265688
07/11/06 03:50PM *135 0007 9262292
07/11/06 03:50PM 221 0006 8798608
07/11/06 03:50PM *121 0008 9229296
07/11/06 03:51PM *121 0008 9284609
07/11/06 03:51PM 221 0007 8798608
07/11/06 03:52PM 278 0007 4230809-
07/11/06 03:53PM 298 0008 01159996661246

Date Time Ext CO Dial Number
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07/11/06 03:29PM *587 0007 9334294
07/11/06 03:31PM 221 0007 3710454
07/11/06 03:32PM *720 0008 9681100
07/11/06 03:33PM 298 0008 19548518000
07/11/06 03:34PM *437 0007 19548518000
07/11/06 03:35PM *250 0008 9265688
07/11/06 03:36PM 250 0007 9785887-
07/11/06 03:36PM *437 0008 01159996661246
07/11/06 03:37PM *437 0036 18198675
07/11/06 03:38PM 298 0035 18198675
07/11/06 03:41PM 221 0008 9431549
07/11/06 03:42PM *121 0008 754862714245#
07/11/06 03:43PM 298 0008 9269700
07/11/06 03:43PM *437 0008 9269700
07/11/06 03:44PM 298 0035 18198675
07/11/06 03:45PM *246 0007 9713830
07/11/06 03:45PM *437 0035 18198675
07/11/06 03:45PM 298 0007 19548518000
07/11/06 03:46PM *437 0007 19548518000
07/11/06 03:47PM *250 0008 9265688
07/11/06 03:50PM *135 0007 9262292
07/11/06 03:50PM 221 0006 8798608
07/11/06 03:50PM *121 0008 9229296
07/11/06 03:51PM *121 0008 9284609
07/11/06 03:51PM 221 0007 8798608
07/11/06 03:52PM 278 0007 4230809-
07/11/06 03:53PM 298 0008 01159996661246


i think terminal port was used to collect this data so i dont know if something wasn't inabled

 

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@cwc3

thanks. so the second record that has the <I> is an incoming, but whats the 0398002341 number?

second question
00:00'41 is this the duration? and wat exactly is this 0'00 because i dont see this on the outgoing calls

 

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oh yea i was also wondering what did the * mean in the call record below

07/11/06 03:35PM *250 0008 9265688

and what does the - mean in this call record
07/11/06 03:36PM 250 0007 9785887-

 

[cwc3]

those are digits dial after the transfer

 

[shardian]

The digits after the <i> are the calling party number. Thats what the system is recieveing as the caller id number.

as for the second set of records, i have never seen a 500 output data like that before.

Date Time Ext Trunk Position
18/07/05 09:01AM 1 E216 T20320
Number dialled Duration (hh:mm'ss)
1831141498502402 00:00'01

Hope it helps

 

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@shardian
thanks for explanantion i think the second set is prob a tda200 i not sur ei asked for a sample and thats what i got i guess the person got it mixed up

the example u gave m is for kx-td500 though right. but question is the info sent back in that format in two lines or its sent back in one line?.

 

[shardian]

It'll all be on one line. For some reason when I dragged it from your original post, it went to two lines.

When the raw data is sent from the system it'll come out on one line for you