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Adding an output

To add a new data output, click on the Add new button from either the Summary or the Inputs screen, as shown below:

A new window will open, allowing you to name the data output. Enter a name and click on the Add button, as shown below:

The data output configuration screen will be displayed. To configure these settings, refer to the Configuring an output section.

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Configuring an output

To configure a data output, select it from the All outputs list, as shown below:

A new window will open on the right-hand side panel, allowing you to configure the settings of your data output:

Name

The field allows you to view or edit the name of the current data output. To rename, overtype the current entry.

Type

The field allows you to specify the method you want to use to output the call logging data. The following methods are supported:

File
HTTP Post
Serial Port
Client socket

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Output types

File

This method opens a file and creates or appends buffered data.

Field

Description

Location

The name of the file to output data to. If the location doesn't exist, an attempt is made to create it, including the path. The following variables are replaced:

{app} - The path to the location of the application's data folder, e.g. C:\ProgramData\Tri-Line\NetPBX.

HTTP Post

This method allows you to deliver data to a running instance of TIM Plus or TIM Enterprise by way of an HTTP POST. The HTTP headers include the datasource information required for the receiving application to identify the source of the data.

Field	Description
Protocol	The protocol to use when constructing the URI of the target server to send data to
Host	The IP address or hostname where the receiving HTTP server is listening
Port	The port number to which the target HTTP server is bound
Username	The username required to access the target server
Password	The password required to access the target server
Data source	The UIV of the PBX datasource object in the target application, which will be deemed to have created the source data

Serial port

Client socket

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