Network Caller ID
| Developer(s) | John L. Chmielewski |
|---|---|
| Stable release | 1.3 / January 2, 2016 |
| Written in | C, Perl, Tcl, Unix Shell |
| Operating system | Cross-platform |
| Type | Voice over Internet Protocol |
| License | GNU General Public License |
| Website | http://ncid.sourceforge.net/ |
Network Caller ID (NCID) is a client/server network Caller ID package.
NCID consists of a server called ncidd, a universal client called ncid, and multiple client output modules and gateways. The server, ncidd, monitors either a modem, device or gateway for the CID data. The data is collected and sent, via TCP, to one or more connected clients.
There are non-modem devices (which includes smartphones) and services that can detect CID information. An NCID gateway collects CID data from these other sources and passes it on to the main NCID server. From there the CID data is distributed to all connected clients, just like CID data collected from a traditional modem. One example of a non-modem device is a VoIP service that collects CID data as SIP packets. Another example is the Whozz Calling series of Ethernet Link devices that obtain CID information from multiple POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service) lines.
NCID supports messages. Clients can send a one line message to all connected clients.
The client can also be used to push CID to other computers and devices with output modules.
Modems
If you have tested a serial or USB modem, please edit the table below to indicate whether it worked or not.
Manually add entries in alphabetical order by Manufacturer / Model.
| Manufacturer | Model | Status | NCID Features Supported (Note A) | Type (serial, USB) | Country Tested | Country Code (AT+GCI?) | Chipset Manufacturer (AT+FMI) | Chipset Query Result (ATI3) | Vend:Prod ID (if USB) | Notes / Links / More Info | Owner(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apple | Jump | Working | CID, FAX | Internal | US | B5 | Motorola | Motorola SM56 1.3.9 | AT+FMI gives ERROR. ATI4 gives "Apple Internal Modem" | taa | |
| Dell | RD02-D400 | Broken | RING | USB | US | ?? | Conexant | CX93010?? | Reported broken here | ||
| DualComm | USB Adapter/Modem for Caller ID Display buy | Working | CID, FAX, VOICE | USB | US | B5 | Conexant (Rockwell) | CX93001-EIS_V0.2002-V92 | 0572:1329 | taa | |
| LB-LINK | BL-UM03B buy | Working | CID, FAX, VOICE | USB | US | B5 | Conexant Systems (Rockwell), Inc | CX93001-EIS_V0.2013-V92 | 0572:1340 | ||
| Phoebe | CMV1456VQE FAX modem | Working | CID, FAX | Serial, External | US only | ?? | ?? | ?? | |||
| TrendNet | TFM-561U | Working | CID, FAX, VOICE | USB | US | ?? | Conexant Systems (Rockwell) | CX93001-EIS_V0.2002-V92 | 0572:1329 | ||
| Sewell | ?? | Partial | CID, VOICE | USB | Italy | ?? | Conexant Systems (Rockwell) | ?? | 0572:1340 | Listing as partial because FAX is untested | eikaff |
| Sewell | SW-29644 buy | Partial | CID | USB | US | ?? | ?? | ?? | ?? | Listing as partial because FAX, VOICE are untested | |
| TRIXES | TRIXES buy | Broken | RING | USB | UK | B4 | Conexant | CX93001-EIS_V0.2002-V92 | 0572:1329 | Reports RING, does not always report Caller ID. See also Note 2. | |
| U.S. Robotics | 5637 (UK) buy | Partial | CID, VOICE | USB | UK | ?? | ?? | U.S. Robotics 56K FAX USB V1.2.23?? | 0baf:0303?? | Use AT#CID=1. See also Note C. | |
| U.S. Robotics | 5637 (US) | Partial | CID, VOICE | USB | US | ?? | ?? | U.S. Robotics 56K FAX USB V1.2.23?? | 0baf:0303 | Use AT#CID=1. See also Note C. | |
| U.S. Robotics | 5686E | Broken | RING | serial | US | ?? | Conexant | CX93010? | Reported broken here | ||
| Zoom | 3095 (UK) | Working | CID, FAX, VOICE | USB | UK | ?? | ?? | ?? | ?? | Use AT#CID=1. See also Note B. | |
| Zoom | 3095 (US) buy | Working | CID, FAX, VOICE | USB | US | B5 | Conexant | CX93001-EIS_V0.2002-V92 | 0803:3095 | See also Note B. | |
| Z-Example of Working | ABC | Working | CID, FAX, VOICE | USB | US | B5 | Acme | FAKE-809710 | 1234:5678 | taa | |
| Z-Example of Partial | ABC | Partial | CID | Serial | US | B5 | Acme | FAKE-809710 | taa | ||
| Z-Example of Broken | ABC | Broken | RING | USB | UK | B4 | Acme | FAKE-809710 | 1234:5678 | taa | |
Longer notes too large for the above table
Note A: RING means ring only, no Caller ID, no hangup. CID means Caller ID and simple hangup. FAX and VOICE mean their respective hangup options. Unless otherwise noted, the presence of VOICE indicates the modem will use the default NumberDisconnected.rmd (raw modem file) distributed with NCID.
Note B: Zoom and TRIXES. Latest NCID version renders obsolete the Raspberry Pi forum posts here and here.
Note C: US Robotics 5637. Tested with Fedora and Raspberry Pi, connected to the UK British Telecom and US caller id systems. FAX hangup will not hangup the line, will disconnect the modem and will abort ncidd. Several users report problems using this modem with the Raspberry Pi in particular.