A typical log reportHere is a sample printout of the logged call data, showing the START and STOP date/time, followed by the number dialled. 07-Aug-01 09:01:32, Lines with no numbers pressed are incoming calls (this option can be turned off). The logger does not have "caller ID" circuitry and is unable to record the phone number of incoming calls. The first line is us checking a bank account balance using phone banking. The 6 digit numbers are local calls. The last line is us opening the door to our premises. If you paid for goods over the phone by credit card then all the card info would appear in the log. This shows how the Call Logger can be used. And if you don't tell your spouse that the logger is connected you can monitor who they are calling and for how long... Downloading the data to your PC is easy using HyperTerminal built into MS Windows or our free term.exe program. 3164 Picture Gallery |
Records
the start and stop time of ALL outgoing calls along with the number dialled
(plus any other digits pressed during the call). It operates "stand alone"
- no need for any connection to a PC.
Data is stored in non-volatile EEPROM memory (24C128) so there is no loss of data during power failures. The kit is supplied with 16K of memory (enough to log over 500 11-digit phone numbers)but is expandable in 16K blocks up to 64K total. The logger "auto detects" the amount of available memory - just plug it in and go.
With 64K of memory installed, the logger can record over 2,500 11-digit telephone numbers (that's 28,000+ digits). With the standard 16K of memory, the logger will record about 2 months worth of calls for the average household.
Logged data can be downloaded into a computer via the opto-isolated serial port and saved to disk. The data is formatted so that it can be easily imported into Microsoft Excel®. As a bonus, call data is also output in "real time" to the serial port as well as being recorded in memory (useful when immediate call analysis and/or external data logging is required).
Access to the data logger's internal functions, including data downloading, is PASSWORD protected.
For full details please read the
3164 Documentation.
The unit is supplied complete with a plastic case measuring 130(W) x 100(D) x 30(H)mm and silk-screened front and rear panels (see photos).
This unit requires a 9-12Vdc Power Supply (Order Code PSU446 do not use a Switch-Mode PSU!!) and M-F Serial Port Lead (Order Code LDC441). Line connections are via RJ11 sockets. Our Order Code 285.147 is suitable for UK phone systems.
Supplied with one AT24C128 memory chip as standard, sufficient for most users. It is possible to add up to 3 extra memory chips (available at GB£2.95 each). A 656.264 3V Lithium battery is required for the memory backup (available at £1.95 each). The battery is supplied with the assembled version.
This product only supports phone lines that have DTMF tone dialling present. It is NOT compatible with PABX type digital phone systems. Please ask your telephone system provider for advice if you are unsure.
Optional Extras| Product Code |
Description | Price each exc. VAT (GB Pounds £) |
Including VAT each 1-4 off |
Quantity | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1-4 off | 5-19 off | ||||
| 3164KT |
Telephone Call Logger Kit |
£66.63 | £56.63 | GB£79.95 | |
| AS3164 | ASSEMBLED Telephone Call Logger (16K) |
£83.29 | £70.80 | GB£99.95 | |
| AT24C128 | AT24C128 16K Memory Chip | £2.46 | £2.09 | GB£2.95 | |
| 656.264 | CR2032 Lithium button cell, 3V, 210mAh, 3.2 x 20mmØ (pack of 5) | £2.46 | £2.09 | GB£2.95 | |

