KX-TDA100/200 manuals and maintenance software

Looking for Panasonic setup documentation? Start with Panasonic’s model-specific manuals, including installation and programming references. Match the manual to your exact model and region.

PBXDom provides call reporting; it is not the Panasonic Maintenance Console or a USB driver download. For PBXDom setup, the reference below covers serial SMDR settings. Confirm your model and collection method before connecting it.

Concept illustration of a modular telephone exchange and call records
Concept illustration · Not an exact hardware depiction.

Collector serial settings

This reference covers serial SMDR configuration. Confirm your exact model, system version, and connection method before changing settings. Check your setup.

  • Baud rate: 19200
  • Data bits: 8
  • Parity: None
  • Stop bits: 1
  • Flow control: Hardware

Review SMDR output

In the KX-TDA Maintenance Console, open Maintenance > SMDR. Review these reference values against your system and your organization’s call-record privacy requirements:

  • SMDR Type: TYPE C
  • Outgoing Call Print: Print
  • Incoming Call Print: Print
  • Intercom Call Print: Print
  • Log-in/Log-out Print: Print
  • ARS Dial (Automatic Route Selection): Dial after ARS Modification
  • CallerID Print format: Name + Number
  • DDI/DID Print format: Name + Number
  • Secret Dial: Print dialled number
  • Privacy mode: Print Dialled Number
  • Date Format: YY-MM-DD (international format)

Serial output and system time

Under Maintenance > Miscellaneous, review:

  • RS-232C baud rate: 19200
  • RS-232C NL code: CR+LF
  • RS-232C word length: 8bit
  • RS-232C parity bit: None
  • Error Log Information Print: Print

Under System > Date & Time, check that the date and time are current before reviewing call records.