NEC SL1000 and SL1100 SMDR setup and CDR format

This page covers the NEC NEC SL1000 and NEC SL1100 variants in Advanced PBX Data Logger. Each section gives the connection settings, the parser to select and the fields the logger extracts for reports or a database; where the setup steps are the same for every variant they are given once. The settings apply to our logger; other call accounting software may expect a different configuration.

Quick facts

Variants on this page

• NEC SL1000 · LAN, port 60010, 12 fields
• NEC SL1100 · LAN, port 60010, 12 fields

NEC SL1000

Parser: NEC SL1000
Connection: LAN. The PBX accepts a connection on TCP port 60010; the logger connects to the PBX IP address. Port 60010.
Fields extracted: 12

NEC SL1000/NEC SL1100

This PBX outputs SMDR data via IP. Here are the items you need to do to get the SMDR output from SL1000 or SL1100 CPU.

NEC SL Programming Commands

PROG 10-12-01 and 10-12-02: confirm your IP address given for the CPU. It should be the static IP address.
PROG 10-20-05: SMDR Output Port (input: 60010)
PROG 14-01-06: (SMDR Print-Out for Trunks): Enable
PROG 15-01-03: (SMDR Print-Out for Extensions): Enable
PROG 35-01-01 (Output Port Type): select "LAN"
PROG 35-01-04 (Omit Digits): 0
PROG 35-01-05 (Minimum Digits): 0
PROG 35-01-06 (Minimum Duration): 0
PROG 35-01-07 (Minimum Ring Duration): 0
PROG 35-01-08 (SMDR Format Type): select "General Overseas"
PROG 35-02-01 (Toll Restriction Calls): 1 - Enable
PROG 35-02-02 (PBX Calls): 1 - Enable
PROG 35-02-03 (Trunk Number/Name): Number
PROG 35-02-04 (Daily Summary): 0 - Disable
PROG 35-02-05 (Weekly Summary): 0 - Disable
PROG 35-02-06 (Monthly Summary): 0 - Disable
PROG 35-02-07 (Toll Charge Cost): 0 - Disable
PROG 35-02-08 (Incoming Calls): 1 - Enable
PROG 35-02-09 (Ext Name/Number): Number
PROG 35-02-10 (All Lines Busy): 0 - Disable
PROG 35-02-11 (Walking Toll Restriction Table Number): 1 - Enable
PROG 35-02-12 (DDI Table Name): 0 - Disable
PROG 35-02-13 (Caller ID Output when DDI to Trunk): 0 - Disable
PROG 35-02-14 (Date): 1 - Enable
PROG 35-02-15 (Caller ID/DDI Number): select "Caller ID"
PROG 35-02-16 (Trunk Name/Received Dialed Number): select "Both"
PROG 35-02-17 (Account Code/Caller ID Name): select "Account Code"
PROG 35-02-18 (Caller ID Name Output Method): select "Same Line"
PROG 35-02-19 (Dialed Number Output Format): select "Display from first digit"
PROG 35-02-20 (External Call Forward Output): select "Call Forward Destination"
PROG 80-05-01 (Locale): European

Repeat for all the trunks

Reboot SL1000/SL1100

You can easily change the setting above using the WebPro interface.

1. Open your favorite browser.
2. Navigate to the http://192.168.1.220/
3. Login using the installer name and password (by default: sltech/12345678).
4. Change the settings above.
5. Apply the changed settings.

Data items: NEC SL1000

Sample record

As delivered by the system; phone numbers, names and public addresses are masked.

28 PIN   08:28 22/04 003  00:00:04 5500       226xxxxx         0:25              
29 NAME  08:29 22/04 017                      226xxxxx         0:19    NO ANSWER 
30 IVOT  08:30 22/04 006  00:00:00 5511                              0           

NEC SL1100

Parser: NEC SL1100
Connection: LAN. The PBX accepts a connection on TCP port 60010; the logger connects to the PBX IP address. Port 60010.
Fields extracted: 12

NEC SL1000/NEC SL1100

This PBX outputs SMDR data via IP. Here are the items you need to do to get the SMDR output from SL1000 or SL1100 CPU.

NEC SL Programming Commands

PROG 10-12-01 and 10-12-02: confirm your IP address given for the CPU. It should be the static IP address.
PROG 10-20-05: SMDR Output Port (input: 60010)
PROG 14-01-06: (SMDR Print-Out for Trunks): Enable
PROG 15-01-03: (SMDR Print-Out for Extensions): Enable
PROG 35-01-01 (Output Port Type): select "LAN"
PROG 35-01-04 (Omit Digits): 0
PROG 35-01-05 (Minimum Digits): 0
PROG 35-01-06 (Minimum Duration): 0
PROG 35-01-07 (Minimum Ring Duration): 0
PROG 35-01-08 (SMDR Format Type): select "General Overseas"
PROG 35-02-01 (Toll Restriction Calls): 1 - Enable
PROG 35-02-02 (PBX Calls): 1 - Enable
PROG 35-02-03 (Trunk Number/Name): Number
PROG 35-02-04 (Daily Summary): 0 - Disable
PROG 35-02-05 (Weekly Summary): 0 - Disable
PROG 35-02-06 (Monthly Summary): 0 - Disable
PROG 35-02-07 (Toll Charge Cost): 0 - Disable
PROG 35-02-08 (Incoming Calls): 1 - Enable
PROG 35-02-09 (Ext Name/Number): Number
PROG 35-02-10 (All Lines Busy): 0 - Disable
PROG 35-02-11 (Walking Toll Restriction Table Number): 1 - Enable
PROG 35-02-12 (DDI Table Name): 0 - Disable
PROG 35-02-13 (Caller ID Output when DDI to Trunk): 0 - Disable
PROG 35-02-14 (Date): 1 - Enable
PROG 35-02-15 (Caller ID/DDI Number): select "Caller ID"
PROG 35-02-16 (Trunk Name/Received Dialed Number): select "Both"
PROG 35-02-17 (Account Code/Caller ID Name): select "Account Code"
PROG 35-02-18 (Caller ID Name Output Method): select "Same Line"
PROG 35-02-19 (Dialed Number Output Format): select "Display from first digit"
PROG 35-02-20 (External Call Forward Output): select "Call Forward Destination"
PROG 80-05-01 (Locale): European

Repeat for all the trunks

Reboot SL1000/SL1100

You can easily change the setting above using the WebPro interface.

1. Open your favorite browser.
2. Navigate to the http://192.168.1.220/
3. Login using the installer name and password (by default: sltech/12345678).
4. Change the settings above.
5. Apply the changed settings.

Data items: NEC SL1100

Connecting the logger

All variants on this page use the same connection settings; the steps below apply to each of them.

Configuring PBX Data Logger as a TCP client

Our software should work in the TCP client mode. It means that our software will initiate connection with the PBX and the PBX will work as a server. Add one or several PBX IP addresses here (the IP address of the SL1000 or SL1100 CPU). The port number should match the port that you have defined within the PBX (60010 in the example below).

1. Add a new configuration with the TCP data source (if you didn't it before).

2. Configure the TCP settings as shown below.

192.168.1.220

60010

192.168.1.220:60010

Selecting the correct parser for NEC SL1000

NEC SL1000

NEC SL1000

NEC programming software

NEC SL1000, SL1100, SL2100, SV8100 and SV9100 systems are programmed with NEC's PCPro application or the WebPro browser interface built into the system. PCPro comes from NEC or your dealer, not from AGG Software. The SMDR settings on this page are made there; PBX Data Logger receives the records they switch on.

Reports and a database

Once records arrive, the logger writes them to a text file or to any ODBC database in real time, or hands them to the PBX Reports utility for manual, scheduled and e-mailed reports with a built-in web server. See exporting call log data to a database for the database setup.

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