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To save a backup of the CDR data, type the location of the folder you want to store the files; by default, the following path is provided {app}\backup\backup-{year}-{month}-{day}.{uiv}. The {..} represent the system variables which are explained in more detail in the table below:
| Item | Description |
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| app | This variable is the The installation path for where TIM Plus is installed. |
| yearThis | will enter the The year the data was captured so that it is easily recognisable later. It can be used to create sub-folders which contain this information or filenames. |
| monthThis | will enter the The month the data was captured so that it is easily recognisable later. It can be used to create sub-folders which contain this information or filenames. |
| dayThis | will enter the The day the data was captured so that it is easily recognisable later. It can be used to create sub-folders which contain this information or filenames. |
| uiv | The UIV represents the unique ID associated to each site. |
Timestamp received data
Some PBXs telephone systems do not always output the date and time for in the call recordsCDR data. This option allows you to timestamp all the call logging data received.
Binary data
This option is used only for PBXs telephone systems that send the CDR data in binary format (e.g. ISDX telephone system). When To prevent data corruption, when the
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Delay processing of received data by { }ms
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