Toshiba CIX-AG-NP-VA Manuel D’Utilisation

On some installations the Red Message lamp (next to the MSG key), may not be 
desirable as message information is also displayed on the LCD Display. To disable the 
message lamp, set this flag to =N for No. 

[General]

MsgLamp2=Y

Call logging is the process of capturing and writing out call information to a “logging 
file” at the completion of each call. TOSHIBA Net Phone supports logging as a 
standard feature, writing out the information to a text file so it can be viewed or 
imported into other programs or databases. Net Phone’s Preferences Setup dialogs 
provide the user ability to enable/disable call logging and choose the types of calls to 
be reported. The administrator including the format of the data, its header line, the file 
name, and whether calls to the primary DN or all DNs on the phone are to be included 
can change other items.

DataHeader=Date&tTime&tDir&t
Phone&tName&tDur&tAnswer&t
Acct&tType&tNotes&tGUID

DataHeader – Column header for log file. 
Typically you would use a tab-delimited format.

DataFormat=&D&t&T&t%B&t%H
&t%N&t%L&t%S&t%A&t%T&t%
X("Notes")&t%X("~CHdbGUID")

DataFormat – Data and format of a data record. 
Typically you would use a tab-delimited format.

LogFile=CallLog.txt

LogFile – Path and filename of text file where 
logging will occur.

Enabled=Y

1

1. These items are now controlled using Setting Preferences (General Tab) and should not be 

changed by editing this .INI file.

Enabled – Logging feature enabled “Y”es or “N”o

MaxSize=1

MaxSize – Maximum size of log file (in 
megabytes)

CallType=CO1

CallType – Call types that should be logged: 
“CO”, “A”ll, or “IC

LogSDNcalls=False

Change to =T to log all calls including secondary 
appearances.