Startup Parameters

You can include one or several startup parameters into the following HTTP address:

http://[SERVER NAME OR ADDRESS]/cdt?arg=[FIRST PARAMETER]=[VALUE];[SECOND PARAMETER]=[VALUE];

example:

http://12.34.56.789:1011/cdt?arg=loglevel=3

Separate the parameters from the address with a semicolon (;). Create a shortcut icon on your desktop or save the address into the Favorites menu.

The application supports the following parameters:


Parameter	Values	Description
autoanswer	0 = deactivated 1 = activated The default value is 0. Values greater than 1 are regarded as seconds.	This parameter defines that inbound calls are answered automatically. This function can be useful for testing purposes. To make CDT answer automatically after a defined time, use values greater than 1. For example, the URL http://12.34.56.789:1011/cdt?arg=autoanswer=25 means that CDT answers calls after 25 seconds.
loglevel	0 = none 1 = low 2 = medium 3 = high 4 = debug 5 = debug The default value is 0.	This parameter defines the log level (that is, how detailed the CDT log files created on your workstation are) for the client, terminal components and CEM. Administrators can also define the log level setting in the System Configurator (SC) application. We recommend that you use only values 0 to 2 in production environments.
usehidinput	0 = deactivated 1 = activated The default value is 1.	When you use a handset, additional data related to keys in that terminal device may be transferred between the software (the Terminal component) and the device. If this data transfer does not work correctly, it is likely that your device is not supported. If you cannot use another device, this parameter and the value 0 prevents the additional data transfer. Do not use this parameter just as a precaution since it means that only voice is transmitted and you cannot use any keys in the device or use it for answering or hanging up calls. You must click the buttons in the application to carry out these actions).
userid	Your user name	This parameter defines your user name so that you do not have to enter your user name when you log on to the application.
slow	0 = deactivated 1 = activated The default value is 0.	If the network connection is slow or unreliable, the user interface may become corrupted when you log on. Only a fraction of the application is displayed. This is due to browser-related size checks during the technical logon procedure. You can avoid the problem by using this parameter and the value 1. However, do not use this parameter just as a precaution, since it slows the logon procedure.