Software Downloads

CallerID.com provides a variety of free software applications that run with Whozz Calling? series devices. Source code for each application is provided for developers. All applications and source code are royalty free and can be distributed without any rights reserved.

Applications are divided into 2 basic types. The EL programs work with Ethernet Link Whozz Calling? devices and the Listener programs work with the RS232 Serial Port Whozz Calling? devices. Determine which type of device you are using and then select the appropriate application.

Software for Users

Download ELPopup.msi. This will install EL Popup, EL Setup, and troubleshooting tools.

EL Popup

Works with both Ethernet Link hardware as well as Serial Port hardware. This is the main application residing on each user's desktop. If user selects pop-ups, it will display the Caller ID information along with the phone line number as calls arrive. EL Popup also logs all call information to both a database and optionally, a text file. Sorting and filtering of data makes finding individual records a snap.

By default, EL Popup is set to work with Ethernet Link hardware, but can be configured to capture data from Serial Port devices.

EL Setup

EL Setup allows you to display and change the network settings for an Ethernet Link device. Most users will not need this program as the default settings for Ethernet Link products will work with the main application, EL Popup, in most network environments.
Note that this program should only be run by an advanced user. A can conflict can result if both EL Setup and EL Popup are running at the same time on one PC. Exit EL Popup before running EL Setup and visa versa.

WC Toolbox

The WC Toolbox will diagnose connection problems with serial port devices. It is a terminal program similar to HyperTerminal for windows. Hyperterminal is not pre-installed on Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, or Windows 7.
This troubleshooter will only work with serial port devices.

EL Popup

EL Popup is written in Visual Basic .Net 2008. Records are stored in an SQLite database.
There are classes for converting a Caller ID string to an object, and functions for generating simulated Caller ID records for testing.

• Program Installer (Latest Release, includes ELSetup)
• Program Installer (Old Version)
• Source Code (version 1.3)
• Mercurial Repository

EL Setup

EL Setup is written in Visual Basic .Net 2008. It communicates with Ethernet Link devices with the UDP protocol.

• Program Installer (Old Version. The new version is included with the newest ELPopup installer)
• Source Code
• Subversion Repository

EL Popup (Java)

This version of EL Popup is written for Java 6, it has less features than the .Net version above. It uses the same source code as the Java EL Setup, but with a different entry point.

• Executable JAR Archive (Latest Release)
• Source Code
• Subversion Repository

EL Setup (Java)

This version of EL Setup is written for Java 6, it has less features than the .Net version above. It uses the same source code as the Java EL Popup, but with a different entry point.

• Executable JAR Archive (Latest Release)
• Source Code
• Subversion Repository

Python UDP Communication script

A command line script that allows communication to/from UDP devices. Simply type in a command and it will be broadcasted to every IP on the local network using port 3520. Handy if you're just getting started with UDP protocol.

• elSendNReceive.py

Whozz Calling? Listener (VB.Net)

A version of our Whozz Calling? Listener application written using the .NET framework.

• Download
• Source Code

Whozz Calling? Listener Service (VB.Net)

This .NET Windows Service runs in the background as a service, connected to the Whozz Calling? Series hardware, and broadcasting call data across your network to the Whozz Calling? Listener Client of your choice.

• Download
• Source Code

Whozz Calling? Listener (VB6) (Obsolete)

A version of our Whozz Calling? Listener application written in VB6.

• Download (With source)

Whozz Calling? Listener (Java)

A version of our Whozz Calling? Listener application written in Java for cross-platform compatibility. Using the Java Communications API from Sun Microsystems. Please note that the Java Communications API as it comes from Sun is for the Windows and Solaris/SPARC operating systems. Third-party packages/libraries are necessary for implementation on other operating systems.

• Source Code
• Screen shot

Whozz Calling? Listener (Delphi 7)

This is a simple example of how to communicate with the Whozz Calling? series devices using Borland's Delphi 7. The example receives data from the unit and displays it, as well as broadcasting the data to a local network.

• Source Code
• Screen shot

C/C++ SerialTerm v1.1

Albrecht Schmidt wrote a terminal program in C++ for communicating with the serial port (and Whozz Calling? units) on the Windows operating system. This is a great example that can be adapted for use in your own application, or as-is for troubleshooting and general use.

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