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The address book of the T300/500 PBX system provides access to important or frequently used phone numbers and a detailed view of each entry.
Click on Addressbook in the menu bar.
The contacts can be called directly from the address book:
You can use up to 8000 entries.
 

Adding entries

  • Click on New Contact in the addressbook view. An editing window opens with all fields for the contact's address book and detailed view.
  • Import entries using a CSV-file

Import entries using a CSV-file

  • Click on Import to upload your CSV-file

ImportAdressBook.jpg

  • Click on Download to create the template for your CSV-file.

  • Add your contacts into this file.

  • Click on Import to upload the contacts.

Delete entries

  • Delete the entries one by one by clicking the X in the addressbook view.

  • The complete address book from the command line.

Delete complete address book

  • Login the the PBX using SSH.

  • On the command line. psql asterisk

  [root@T300 ~]# psql asterisk
  Welcome to psql 8.3.12, the PostgreSQL interactive terminal.

  Type:  \copyright for distribution terms
         \h for help with SQL commands
         \? for help with psql commands
         \g or terminate with semicolon to execute query
         \q to quit

  asterisk=#
  • Check if the table person exists. select * from person;
  asterisk=# select * from person;
    id  | accountid |     familyname      |          firstname          | folder 
  ------+-----------+---------------------+-----------------------------+--------
      0 |         0 | Nobody              |                             |      0
   1000 |      1000 | Eric                | Kantoor                     |      0
   1034 |      1038 | Prive               | Prive                       |      0

  • To delete the complete address book. delete FROM person WHERE id > 0 and accountid = 0;

  asterisk=# delete FROM person WHERE id > 0 and accountid = 0;
  DELETE 323
  asterisk=#

  • To exit the postgres database.

  asterisk=# \q
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