# MITEL 3300 Certified format

**URL:** <https://discourse.datatex.co.za/t/mitel-3300-certified-format/231>\
**Category:** Telephone Management ( TNG and TES )\
**Created:** [January 24, 2023, 11:01am UTC](https://discourse.datatex.co.za/t/mitel-3300-certified-format/231 "2023-01-24T11:01:39Z")\
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Requirements:

See document: [Mitel 3300ICP standardised settings](https://discourse.datatex.co.za/t/mitel-3300icp-standardized-settings/233) for settings and plugin.

Plugin:  
Windows: PMitel\_3300icp\_Certified.dll  
Linux: PMitel\_3300icp\_Certified.so

Ensure the lastest version of the Mitel plugin is used:  
[Which plugin do I use for the Mitel 3300 ICP PABX?](https://discourse.datatex.co.za/t/which-plugin-do-i-use-for-the-mitel-3300-icp-pabx/228/1)

Data output format for MITEL 3300

```
     1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

```

12345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890  
Date Time [Duration]

```auto
Sample of output data: Format 1

Incoming call from 0113447202 to ext 1204

05/08 02:50 0000:00:05 T57 0008 T0113447202 1204 1204 101 0113447202 1204 A1010256 A         

Outgoing call from 1202 to 3447204

05/08 02:50 0000:00:08 1202 1011202 3447204 A T27 101 1011202 A1010254 A         

ext 1202 dialed 1203 then transferred to 1204
05/08 02:29 0000:00:11 1202 0003 1203 I 1203 X 1204 101                                                             
05/08 02:29 0000:00:18 1202 0007 I 1204 101                                                             
Ext 1202 called 1203 and then transferred to 1204
05/08 00:59 0000:00:10 1202 0003 1203 I 1203 X 1204 101                                                             
ext 1204 transferred call to 1203 ( cli 1202)
05/08 00:59 0000:00:16 1202 0005 I 1204 X 1203 101                                                             
Ext 1203 received transferred call from 1204
05/08 00:59 0000:00:04 1202 0010 I 1203 101                                                             
ext 1204 called 1202 and transferred to 1203
05/08 01:13 0000:00:10 1204 0002 1202 I 1202 X 1203 101                                                             
ext 1202 transferred call to 1203 (cli 1204)
05/08 01:13 0000:00:11 1204 0003 I 1203 X 1202 101                                                             
ext 1203 transferred call to 1202 (cli 1204)
05/08 01:13 0000:00:11 1204 0005 I 1202 X 1203 101                                                             
Ext 1202 dialed 1203 then transferred the call to 3447204
05/08 02:10 0000:01:14 1202 0004 1203 I 1203 X T25 101                                                             
05/08 02:11 0000:00:15 1203 1011203 3447204 A T25 X 1202 101 1011203 A1010217 A         
The incoming call on 1204 from cli=0113447203
05/08 02:11 0000:00:19 T55 0015 T0113447203 1204 1204 101 0113447203 1204 A1010219 A         
1202 completed a transferred call to 3447204 ( 1203 transferred the call to the trunk)
05/08 02:11 0000:00:21 1202 1011203 3447204 A T25 101 1011203 A1010221 A A1010217
ext 1202 dialed 1203 then transferred to 1204
05/08 02:29 0000:00:11 1202 0003 1203 I 1203 X 1204 101                                                             
05/08 02:29 0000:00:18 1202 0007 I 1204 101                                                             
Incoming Call from 0113447202 to 1204 transfered 1203
05/08 03:32 0000:00:10 T59 0002 T0113447202 1204 1204 X 1203 101 0113447202 1204 A1010271 A         
transferred call from 1024 from 1203 (cli=0113447202)
05/08 03:32 0000:00:05 T59 0002 1203 1203 101 0113447202 1204 A1010274 A A1010271

06/18 11:26:54 0000:00:16 T38 0002 P920 777 777 2216 X 1387 001 0792697432 3200 A0014332 A                                 
-06/18 11:21:16 0000:05:57 T60 0002 P920 777 777 1979 001 0822985730 3200 A0015449 A                                 
%06/18 11:16:01 0000:11:43 T53 0003 P920 777 777 1287 001 0315647562 3200 A0017931 A                                 
%06/18 11:03:30 0000:24:16 T59 0004 4008 1967 001 0357965109 3200 A0012880 A A0012817                       

06/18 11:27:27 0000:00:34 2216 0001 4009 I 3217 001                                                                                     
-06/18 11:23:05 0000:05:00 T32 0002 P920 777 777 3196 001 0312073962 3200 A0015586 A                                 
-06/18 11:23:32 0000:06:09 T33 0004 P920 777 777 4762 001 0315773401 3200 A0014217 A                                 
06/18 11:27:12 0000:02:42 T38 0002 4003 1387 001 0792697432 3200 A0013082 A A0014332                       
06/18 11:29:10 0000:00:13 T26 0005 5626 T 5641 001 T126 5626 A0016874 A                                 

06/24 14:52:34 X9999 1010 031301 T8 001 21010 A0021101 C                                 
06/24 14:52:34 0000:00:03 X9999 **** 1010 0031301 T8 001 21010 A0021101 B                                 
06/24 08:43:58 0000:00:07 T8 **** P700 700 SP700 001 T18 5600 A0017364 A

```

Sample of output data: Format 2

The only difference between the 2 formats is that seconds form part of the time display. The same plugin is used  
for both formats. On posision 13 to 15, the seconds is inserted, see example below.

```auto
Incoming call from 0113447202 to ext 1204
05/08 02:50:00 0000:00:05 T57 0008 T0113447202 1204 1204 101 0113447202 1204 A1010256 A         

Outgoing call from 1202 to 3447204
05/08 02:50:00 0000:00:08 1202 1011202 3447204 A T27 101 1011202 A1010254 A

```

Note:

TMS and Recording: Computer with TMS must have network access to the Mitel PBX  
The Mitel PABX allows 3 TCP connections.

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To see the SMDR data received from the Mitel, TNG can write it to a log file : raw.txt

You can view this file to see if the standard Mitel format of the SMDR data is correct:

# [How to check the rawdata under TNG?](https://discourse.datatex.co.za/t/how-to-check-the-rawdata-under-tng/203)