This is the v1.34 release of SnevlCID, which is a merger of three Caller ID packages: NCID , WhozzCID, and a modified version of NCID to support generic, caller-ID capable modems (never published, customized for a couple of users). The key things to know about it:
Thanks, and enjoy!
Steve
NOTE: Updated 11-Feb-2012 with v1.34
- Absolutely FREE. I don't want anything, but am willing to help. I enjoy this, and my day job covers my needs.
- Accepts Caller ID data from NetCallerID devices, generic Modems, the WhozzCalling multi-line CID box, the CTI Meteor (mainly UK), a YAC server on your network, or from HS Phone itself.
- Supports up to four telephone lines.
- Several separate web pages to view a log of incoming calls, an editable phonebook, outbound calls (if you use the WozzCalling or Meteor), and to adjust / define the options within SnevlCID.
- Utilizes Homeseer Phone (PCI Modem or Way2Call) if you have it.
- Some features worth mentioning:
- Customized announcements on each call, on the preamble to each call, and on unknown callers
- Emails on each call (user defined content / format and subject line), with separate destinations on each line
- Text messages on each call (user defined content / format), separate destinations on each line
- Google phone number lookups from the call log page, to potentially identify names associated with incoming calls other than the CID name.
- Configurable control over when call annoucements are made, and to what Homeseer Speaker instances they are announced.
- Easily extended via built-in events / devices to let you extend what the package does for your own system. For example, a event is triggered for each call (separate for each line), and the call name, call number, and announcement text is stored in separate device strings. You can set up actions on this event to utilize these device strings for interfaces to LEDAM (or my own Snevl_bb package), HSTouch, MainLobby (sample included), or any number of other custom actions.
- Includes 9 "Extras" (including all necessary files/scripts and instructions) that you can add to your system if you wish. These include things like HSTouch extensions, managing the "Do Not Disturb" messages, and importing the SnevlCID phonebook from either the HSP address book or from Outlook.
- More...
Thanks, and enjoy!
Steve
NOTE: Updated 11-Feb-2012 with v1.34
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