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SpaView has four placeholders available.
They are used to start a program with information of the actual call.

The placeholders only apply to the 'Program' and 'Options' fields.

Placeholder	Replaced by
$callernumber	Number of caller
$callername	Name of caller (if not found, $callername will hold the caller's number)
$tonumber	Destination number
$toname	Destination name (if not found, $toname will hold the destination number)

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SpaView has an integrated web server, which means you can access your call history from all over the world.

How to use it:

Enable the web server, by checking the 'Remote view call history' box.
The default TCP port used by SpaView is 80. If you want to use another port, just enter a new value.
If you are behind a router, you will have to setup the correct port forwarding in your router!

The URL to request your call history is: http://<ip address>[:<port>]/spaview/history.xml

So you have to know what your (current) IP address is. If you don't know, check this site: www.whatismyip.com.

Optionally, you can use a passcode to prevent unauthorized access:

In that case, the URL syntax is: http://<ip address>[:<port>]/spaview/history.xml?pass=<passcode>




Non answered calls can be notified by e-mail.
The notification can be enabled/disabled in the main window.
If you want to send an e-mail to more than one address, enter a comma separated list in the To: field.

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The machine which receives the Syslog messages from your SPA device should be set as Server.
The other machines in your local network are the Clients.

If you want a Client to load the call history from the Server, you have to share the server's SpaView folder to be able to locate the history file.

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The Own name/number field is used to exclude outgoing calls from the history list.
Some outgoing calls generate a SIP Ringing message and SpaView has to identify them in order to keep them away from the history list.


If you're using a SIP provider like VoipBuster, VoipCheap, etc., SpaView can keep track of your remaining freedays without having to login every time.
You have to set your current number of freedays and Spaview will count them down to zero.
After buying new freedays you have set the counter again!

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If you want, you can have the Marquee screen saver show the last caller.
This option must be enabled, by adding the line 'Marquee=1' to the [Main] section of spaview.ini.

Like this:

[Main]
...
Marquee=1
...

You also have to select Marquee as the active screen saver in Windows.