C5CDR V5 User Manuals

User Manual Document
of
C5 CDR Analyzer
Release Date: 04th Aug 2017
User Manual: C5 CDR Analyzer
) TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction........................................................................................................................................................... 3
System Requirements ............................................................................................................................................ 4
List of Tables and figures ................................................................................................................................... 103
Error message and problem resolution .............................................................................................................. 108
Compliance to Standards ................................................................................................................................... 109
FAQ’s ................................................................................................................................................................. 109
References ......................................................................................................................................................... 112
Glossary ............................................................................................................................................................. 112
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INTRODUCTION
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Prosoft e-Solutions India Pvt. Ltd. is a research based software development company committed to
delivering world class software and enterprise solutions. We add value to your organization by our
domain expertise and capability to handle big data.
Call Detail Records (CDRs) provide a wealth of information which help in identifying suspects along with
their communication, behavior patterns & location. For apprehension of criminals involved in heinous
offences, it is often a necessity for the Law Enforcement Agencies (LEA) to obtain the Subscriber Details
Record (SDR), Call Details Record (CDR) and Customer Acquisition Form (CAF) in respect of mobile phones
from Mobile Service Provider (MSP) / Telecom Service Provider (TSP) for analysis.
Call Detail Record (CDR) is the detailed record of all the telephonic calls that pass through a telephone
exchange or any other telecommunications equipment. The record is maintained by the concerned
telephone exchange and contains call details such as time of the call, duration of the call, source and
destination number, completion status of the call, etc. Call detail records serve a valuable purpose of
revenue generation for telephone service providers and are critical for law enforcement, whenever
required. CDR is also used for VOIP and is a file containing all usage details such as source of origin and
destination point of the call, usage period of the IP and the total amount charged during the billing
period. Call Detail records are maintained by telephone exchanges emitting information in the form of
tickets, with respect to individual customers/users.
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Hardware & Software Requirements for Installing C5CDR Analysis Software Version 5
Component Requirement
Processor* Processor Type:
AMD Opteron, AMD Athlon 64, Intel Xeon,

Intel Core
Processor speed:
Minimum: 1.4 GHz
Recommended: 2.0 GHz or faster
Cache: Minimum 3MB
Memory* RAM:
Memory: 2 GB RAM or higher
Memory Speed: 1066MHz or faster
Hard Disk* Minimum:
160 GB, 5K RPM, SATA HDD
Recommended:
500 GB, 7K RPM, SATA HDD
Operating System* Windows Vista / Windows 7 / Windows 8 /

Windows 10
Windows Server 2003 SP2 / Windows

Server 2008 SP2
Windows Server 2008 R2 / Windows Server

2012 or Higher
Database Software* MS SQL Server 2008 R2 – Express Edition
MS SQL Server 2008 R2 – Standard Edition
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) MS SQL Server 2008 R2 – Enterprise

Edition
MS SQL Server 2012 or higher
.Net Framework .Net Framework 3.5
.Net Framework 4.0 Service pack 1 or higher
Microsoft office Microsoft Office 2007 or higher
Internet Software Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 SP1 or higher
Internet Information Services (IIS) IIS 6/7
Google Earth Plug-In Get the latest version
Display C5 graphical tools require higher resolution:

at least 1024x768 pixel resolution
Internet Connection USB Modem (for Enterprise Edition)
Broadband (For Geo Analysis)
C5 CDR Analyzer Version 5 is available in both 32bit and 64bit editions, But it is recommended
to use the software in 64bit edition for faster performance.
User Login
Fig 1.0 User Login
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button for settings.
Fig 1.1 Data Source Connection
Settings as shown above.
1. Select Data Source as Sql Server.

2. Select SQL server name Instance Name.( Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Edition (SQL
Server Express) is typically installed as a named instance. If you do not specify a named
instance during installation, the default named instance SQL Express is used.)
3. Select Windows Authentication.
4. Click on Test Connection.
5. After Test connection Successful click on OK.
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Program Window:
After successful login Main menu/Program window appears on the screen as shown in
figure below. Click on specified modules to access analysis features of C5 CDR Analyzer
application.
Fig 2.0 Program Window/Main Menu
1) Activity tool will show the recent analysis and List of analysis done.
2) Case Management tool used to add new cases ,view and edit the case details.
3) Data repository used to store the cases related data into the C5.
4) Check reports of cases/analysis ,Logs, Data Summary, Miscellaneous, Mailbox.
5) Options tab used for Masters, Settings , Updates, Manage, Connectivity etc.
6) Search button it will display powerful search engine to search required data.
7) Choose category to find help you need in C5.
8) Exit from C5CDR software.
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9))Check C5 Updates available if any.
10) Helps you to get quick information of Series, STD codes, ISD codes, Tower ID details and
find mobile numbers or entered names details in specified databases ( if exist in Database).
11)Displays recent analysed Case’s, If double clicked; it will open in Analysis Screen.
12) It will display the recent Analysis of the logged-in user.
13) It will Display CDR recent analysis and list of analysis.
14) It will Display IPDR recent analysis and list of analysis.
15) It will Display ILD recent analysis and list of analysis.
16) Quick Data copy and paste and generate result without importing data into
software.
17) This is Used to Import CDR/Tower/Tower IDS/IPDR/ILD/SDR data into the

software.
18) Create New Analysis by the Imported Data.
19) Here we can manually provide Important Inputs and get the result as required.
20) Open required analysis screen from here.
21) Email Purpose.
22) Logout and Used to Modify Profile of the User.
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Fig 2.1 User Profile Info
 As shown in fig 2.1 Here you can edit your Profile.
Fig 2.2 Quick Analysis Tab

Quick Analysis gives you an overview of CDRs.
Enhanced quick method of analyzing base numbers within short duration of time by just copy
and paste the CDR in Quick Analysis and generate the intelligence report without creating case
nor importing of CDR.
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Fig 2.3 Quick Analysis Column Mapping window
1) Paste the copied CDR Data .

2) Make sure interchange necessary.
3) Sheet delimiter and text qualifier can be useful if file not showing properly for mapping
after Paste.
 Select the Service Provider , State , and Date format of the CDR .
 Select appropriate column headers from Dropdown Menu.
4) Just Single Click on the Generate Report and it will give you an analysis report by
default.
Fig 2.4 Import Data Tab

Import Data Tab Helps to Import CDR/SDR/Cell Ids/ILD/IPDR data into C5CDR
software.
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Fig 2.5 Import Data Selection window

1) Select the Type of CDR you are going to import.
2) You can either browse CDRs or use Drag and Drop CDR file(s).
3) Either you can import data from any extraction device, (Like mobile phone log etc)/or
you can copy and paste data in clipboard.(No:4).
5) Close the window.
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Fig 2.6 File Browsing to import
1) Name Of the CDR Person.

2) Phone Number Of the CDR Person.
3) Shows File Name here.
4) Case Name or Number as entered.
5) Select Service Provider of the CDR here.
6) State or Circle of the CDR.
7) Please select Type of CDR from here.
8) Sheet delimiter will be selected from this combo box.
9) Text qualifier for CDR to import.
10) Option to import CDR manually.
11) Automatically start Importing CDR into the Software.
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Fig 2.7 Columns Mapping window

The Above Fig 2.7 shows Manual Mapping of the CDR.
1) CDR Sheet need to select here.

2) Drag a column, for example ‘Cell Site’ column dragged from Source Columns
and drop it in front of Destination ‘Cell Site’ combo box to map.
3) After Drag And Drop each columns with respect to their combo boxes in
Destination Columns the window will appear like as shown above.
4) Configuration of the mapped columns clarity to reader will be done here.
5) Use to clear wrong column mapping individually.

6) Details of the CDR will be shown here.
7) Location Route Number will be removed by check marking this.
8) If service numbers or called numbers present in CDR column it will interchange
those numbers.
9) Remove Headers of the CDR file or blank rows.
10) Generate a Hash code . (The CDR file Modification will be identified by this).
11) Avoid duplicate CDR records importing.
12) It will Save a copy of CDR imported into the root folder of C5CDR.
13) It will convert exponential values present in the CDR.
14) Clear all mapped columns to re map once again.
15) Cancel Importing.
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) 16) If Clicked on OK button after mapping CDR it will start Importing CDR.
Fig 2.8 Data import status window
1. After Successful Import the result will display like this.

2. Export/ Print: The said reports can be saved in desired formats or else print
option is also available to take print of the same.
3. Reimport the skipped rows. If Important data skipped due to improper
columns mapping.
 Other reasons as follows for skip Data.
 CDR data provided by service provider contains characters, symbols.
 Some times the data file has read only permission.
Fig 2.9 create analysis popup
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 Analysis is an innovative knowledge-based analysis, visualization and intelligent data

access tool, that allows investigator to visualize & analyze large amounts of CDR data and
generate various reports required.
 Click Yes to create analysis.
Fig 2.10 Create analysis window

1) Use to search cases or filters created in this window.
2) Either you can select CDR/IPDR/ILD data to create analysis as shown in 2,3,4 numbers
respectively.
5) Shows list of cases.
6) Shows list of CDRs or Towers.
7) Individual Analysis Used to analyse individual CDRs. It will generate or create analysis
for individual CDRs.
8) Combined is used to create analysis of multiple CDRs or tower data. It will generate
analysis of multiple CDRs data.
9) show recent CDRs to create analysis.
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) 10) Click to create analysis.
Fig 2.11 Open analysis popup
 After Clicking on Create, It will pop up this window.

 Click Yes to open the Analysis window.
 Below figure Shows the Analysis generated (fig 2.12).
Fig 2.12 Dash Board window
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) 1) The menu bar's purpose is to supply a common housing for window- or application. This
specific menu which provide access to such functions as opening files, interacting with an
application.
2) Dashboards often provide at-a-glance views of the c5cdr application.
3) CDR Analysis Tab.
4) It is meant to view the places, suspect movements, nearest tower ID’s; graphically so as
to get a clear picture to the user.
5) Graphical Representation of a CDR.
6) Change Theme here.
7) Search the required data and will show in this below window.
Fig 2.13 Search Tab
8) On-going CDR Analysis Details Show here.
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Fig 2.14 Cdr analysis details
o Shows selected CDR details.

o Details Of On-going CDR analysis.
o Add Multiple CDRs for Analysis.
o Remove CDR from Analysis.
o Update Roamer details in CDR.
9) Rearrange the Layout as required.
Fig 2.15 Update data
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)  Update SDR, Cell IDs , Numbers , Call Types , GPRS from here. And also you
can Interchange Columns.
10) Standard Operation Procedure (SOP). Helps to get an Overview of Suspect imported
CDR number.
11) It displays a list of all Called numbers and it’s details, it will sort on No of calls made to
a particular number.
12) Call Frequency Chart.
13) Summary button to display the summary of selected CDR .
14) Summary chart of the selected CDR.
15) Common Numbers between the CDRs.
16) Common IMEI numbers will display here.
17) Number of Mobiles Used.
18) Number Of SIM Cards Used.
19) Location Analysis of selected CDR.
Fig 2.16 Geo analysis Location search

 1) Random Cell site wise calls expand.
 2) Time was location of calls.
 3) First call wise location.
 4) Last call wise location.
 5) First and Last call wise location.
 6) Single cell site expand.
 7) Drag the map Left , Right , Up, Down.
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)  8) Zoom In and Zoom Out.

 9) Search the option for Geo Map.
 10) Update Cell IDs to see the Locations.
 11) Day wise calls Location. (Preferred time for Day 10:00:00 to 18:00:00)
 12) Night calls wise Location.(preferred time for Night 18:00:00 to 10:00:00)
20) Shows Movements of the Selected CDR.

21) It involves collecting and scrutinizing every data in a set from which analysis can be
drawn.
22) Day and Night wise Location Analysis.
23) Shows Unique Cell IDs Locations.
24) Shows All Movements of the selected CDR.
25) Update SDR from Here.
26) You can update SDR from here.
27) You can Update Numbers from Here.
28) Used to Update Cell IDs.
SDR IMPORT:
To import SDR data into the software Go on Activity (main menu)Import
DataSDRBrowse SDR File(s)/Drop SDR File(s) as shown in below image.
Fig 3.0: SDR import window
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) Fig:
1. Click on SDR button.

2. Either you can browse the SDR files or you can Drag and drop here to select.
3. Will update SDR data with previous imported data.
4. Its create new SDR table if importing for the first time.(sql backend process).
5. Select the service provider name and circle.
6. Either you can manually import the SDR file or click Import button to import
automatically if mapped columns already.
Fig 3.1: SDR Column Mapping
1. Drag individually each columns from source columns to destination columns respectively
as shown in above figure.
2. Columns after mapped with source columns.
3. Check mark the options wherever necessary.
4. Click ok to start importing SDR file.
 Once finished importing a popup will display showing message Importing
completed.
CELL ID IMPORTING:
To import CELL ID data into the software Go on Activity (main menu)Import DataCELL
IDBrowse CELL ID File(s)/Drop CELL ID File(s) as shown in below image.
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Fig 4.0: Cell ID Import Window

1. Click on CELL ID button.
2. Either you can browse the CELL ID files or you can Drag and drop here to select.
3. Match the columns respectively.
4. Click on manual import.
 After a new window will open for data column mapping as shown in below
figure.
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(Fig 4.1) Cell ID Column Mapping

1. Match each individual columns from Source to Destination Columns respectively as
shown in above fig.( No 1 and No2)
2 . Click ok to start importing Cell ID file.
ANALYSIS
Analysis is an innovative knowledge-based analysis, visualization and intelligent data

access tool, that allows investigator to visualize & analyze large amounts of CDR data and
generate various reports required.
When Analysis Module is clicked, a popup menu is displayed with following options. As
shown in figure below.
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Fig 5.0 Analysis Screen

a) Data Panel :
 Helps to Import CDR/SDR/ILD/CELL IDs/IPDR.
 Update SDR/Cell IDs/Numbers/Call Types/GPRS/Interchange
Columns for the selected CDR.
 Take Print or Export the analysis generated.
b) Filters Panel :
(Fig 5.1) Date Format
 date formats or date range.
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Fig 5.2 : Display numbers

 Only selected records gets displayed.
Apply Filter
1) We can add new condition to analysis.
2) Here we can check Same day Activated numbers, Same week activated
numbers, same month activated numbers.
3) Select from drop down the required conditions.
4) Click to apply the selected conditions.
5) Click to OK.
Fig 5.3 : Apply Filter
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) c) More Options :
Fig 5.4: More Options
1) Showing more options to add for analysis.

2) When right click on any number you will get more options as shown in Figure.
Explained serially in below points.
 Copy – Copy the selected Number.
 New Number Analysis :
Fig 5.5: New Number Analysis
1) Select the pattern to search New numbers for selected number.

2) Shows Existing Pattern.
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) 3) If New Numbers found will display here for selected number.

4) Displays Selected Number.
5) Select the page you want to print.
6) Click To go to the Print window. Click ok to Print.
 Notes :
Fig 5.6: Add Notes
o Use to add note on Selected number.

o After adding Note Click on save button to save the Note.
o From View all Tab you can View all Notes Saved.
 Add to Suspect List:
Fig 5.7: Add Suspect List

o Enter Suspect Number in Suspect Number Column.
o Give Title for that suspect Number.
o Enter Remarks in Next Column.
o Select the type of column.
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) o Click on save Button to save the suspect number.

o After successful save message will shown as above.
 Add to Service Numbers:
Fig 5.8: Add Service numbers
o Use this window to add service numbers. Once added the service
Numbers won’t reflect in common number analysis.
 Scramble Number :
Scramble Numbers are used to define traceable name to a number .This helps IO to
keep track of specified number at the time of investigation. And it is also used for
keeping the name safe from outsiders or from traitor.
When you are analyzing a case, Scramble Number will help to covert the
original name and when u export the results it will display the scramble name
and not the original one, see below image of analyze screen, where the original
name is Amar but after scrambling it , it will display another Don.
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)  Right Click on the number and select scramble number option from
dropdown menu.
 Enter Display Name, Remarks and save it.
Fig 5.9: Add Scramble Number
Below picture describes Scramble Number; instead of Suspect’ s Cell No, it

display the scrambled name of the suspect, so as to hide the identity of the
suspect before others.
Fig 5.10: Scramble number result window
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)  Highlight Numbers :
Fig 5.11: Highlight Numbers
a) Select font name .

b) Select font size.
c) Select Font colour.
d) Select font background colour.
e) Showing display of selection.
f) Click to Bold the Letters.
g) Italic shape letters.
h) Click OK to apply changes.
i) Delete the highlighted one.
 INSERT IMAGE :
Fig 5.12 : Add image
X) Browse image from your computer.

Y) Click to save Image.
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)  Insert Audio :
Fig 5.13: Add audio
a) Browse audio record file path from here on your system.

b) Click to save audio into c5cdr.
 Insert Video :
Fig 5.14: Add video file

a) Browse the video file path.
b) Click to save.
 Show Details:
o Use to show the call details of the selected number.
d) Match Panel:
 Different types of Data match done from here.
(Fig 5.15) Data Matching options
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1) After Clicking on Match/Unmatched Numbers it will pop up
another window as below.
o Click Yes to select data for matching.

o A new window will open as below.
(Fig 5.16) Data Selection
 Select the CDR / Tower data and click OK to match.
(Fig 5.17) Matching columns Window

 You can select different categories to match as in above figure.
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)  Col.A to Col.A – Match Col.A of one CDR/Tower data with Col.A of

another.
 Col.A to Col.B -- Match Col.A of one CDR/Tower data with Col.B of
another.
 Col.B to Col.A -- Match Col.B of one CDR/Tower data with Col.A of
another.
 Col B to Col.B – Match Col.B of one CDR/Tower data with Col.B of
another.
 Col.A+B to Col.A+B -- Match Col.B of one CDR/Tower data with Col.B
of another.
 IMEI -- Match IMEI of one CDR/Tower data with IMEI of another.
 Cellsite -- Match Cellsites of one CDR/Tower data with Cellsites of
another.
2) Match With External Files :
Fig 5.18 Match number with external Files
a) Enter Numbers to search here.

b) Select search to give file path.
c) Check mark to search in sub folders.
d) Search by single Occurrence or Multi occurrence.
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) e) Search Result will display here.

f) Importing all data searched.
3) Match with Geo Fence :

Is used to track the movements of suspects in a specific area or
marked area.
Fig 5.19 Geo fence match
 From drop down menu to match.
4) Match with other DataBase
We can match the CDR data with other database also by

creating a data source connection.
To create a new connection follow the steps:

 Go to Options--Connectivity--Open Database Connectivity—
New.
 Select the Data Source type.
 Browse the file path if its MS Access file as shown below.
 Click on Next.
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Fig 6.0: Data base connectivity
Fig 6.1: data base selection
 Select the Databases and tables.

 Click Next.
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Fig 6.2: Mapping source columns to destination columns

 Select the Destination Columns wrt Source columns.
 Click Next.
Fig 6.3: Connection Summary
 Give a connection name and click on save button.
 A popup display as above.
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)  Click Ok.
 After creating successful Connection, select the Data base click on Command to
refresh.
 And the result will display.
Fig 6.4 : Create Sub analysis
 This Helps to create Sub Analysis.
 After Clicking on it will open the below

window.
 Enter a sub analysis name.

 Click OK.
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 A Pop Up showing with successfully created sub analysis name.

 Click ok.
 After Click on OK new Pop Up asked you to Open new sub analysis.
 You can click Yes to load New sub analysis.
 Click No to stay in current Analysis.
 Sheet Formatting :
Fig 6.5: Sheet Formatting
 Save Format used to save the selected sheet format.

 Restore Default Format of the Sheet.
 You can change Font style, size, colour from this Font option.
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) e) Command :
Fig 6.6 : Frequency menu
1) Shows call Frequency.

2) Shows call details from first call to Last call.
3) This feature is very important to an I.O, in New Number Analysis, probable new
numbers of the suspect persons or of the associates.
4) Matrix report : This shows the coverage between Requirements and Test Scripts in a matrix
view.
5) This form is use to find out the Common Numbers between selected CDR’s. And it is
used to analyze selected common numbers by setting specified criteria’s.
6) This option is very useful to trace the suspect number or suspicious numbers. It will
be helpful when a user imports tower data of multiple cell sites or areas or of Multiple
CDR no’s in which the cell sites can be categorised according to it’s area; after group
creation creation it will list all the calls made/received from the specific areas or cell
sites.
7) Create manually an analysis pattern as per your requirement by important inputs.
Then match with the other suspect CDR data.
8) An important feature of C5CDR software is to view the movements of the suspect
persons. When movements tab is opened; here user needs to select the desired suspect
CDR to view his/her movements throughout the records and also you can match the
movements with other suspect.
9) Behaviour Analysis helps to find out calls behaviour before date of offence and after
date of offence.
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) 1) FREQUENCY :
Fig 6.7: Frequency options
 It displays a list of all Called numbers and it’s details, it will sort on No of calls
made to a particular number.
 You can check frequency by sorting Date wise, Time wise, IMEI , State wise, Country
wise etc.
 By entering base numbers top 10, 20, 30 as per your requirement, you can find top
contacts with suspects.
 Also you have an option to check day wise calls made, by check marking the Daily calls
Option.
Some other call frequency methods.
Number of mobiles used and number of calls made from each mobile can be
easily identified.
Either you can use option day wise/weekly/monthly calls.
It will show 24 hours chart. Hour wise calls will be displayed here.
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You may also find call frequency by cell site wise. The number of calls made
from each cell site will be displayed here.
2) DETAILS :
Fig 6.8: Details Options
 Both Party Present : In this we can easily identify both parties present in
the same location.
 Fixed Calls : here one to one calls or fixed calls between one or multiple
persons can be tracked in tower data.
 Night calls : Use to find residence or hideout place of suspect person.
 Conference Calls : more than two persons in conversion on the mean time.
.
 In roamers : Other state numbers can be rectify here.
 GPRS : use to find GPRS numbers.
3) New Number Analysis :
New number analysis is powerful tool to find out probable new number used by the
suspect. It is most useful in absconding cases where the person after committing the
crime has changed his handset and SIM card both. To begin with we needs to identify
the probable list of numbers he is most likely to call. This can be derived from his earlier
CDR i.e. by looking at the base numbers (frequently called numbers) of earlier CDR or
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) other inputs. Than we need to go to new number analysis and select all these CDRs . Old
time period is the time period till his old SIM card was active. New time period is the
time period when he stopped using his old SIM card. once we click on find new number
we will get the list of new common number and new numbers. New common numbers
are those numbers which are present in more than one CDR only during new time
period and not present prior to that. These numbers are highly likely to be new number
used by suspect, which must than be verified.
Fig 6.9: New number Analysis
 Enter Old date and new date with respective Time to check New Numbers used .
 You can check new IMEI and Cell Sites also from selecting drop down arrow.
 Only new common numbers can identify by check marking Show only common
numbers.
Below Image showing New Numbers Found :
Fig 6.10: New numbers found result window
You can also check the missing Numbers as follows :
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)  You can either select Missing numbers/show only common numbers & click on new
numbers command once again.
 Below image displaying missing numbers.
Fig 6.11: Missing number analysis
4) Matrix Report :
It display grouped data and summary information. You can group data by multiple fields or
expressions in row and column groups. Matrices provide functionality similar to crosstabs and
pivot tables.
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Fig 6.12: Matrix Report window
1) Drag and drop in the left panel to generate report as shown in figure column
and row wise.
2) Choose the function you want to apply for report.
3) Details of the selected parameters.
4) Matrix report generated.
5) Reset the Parameters you have selected.
5) Common Numbers :
This form is use to find out the Common Numbers between selected CDR’s. And it
is used to analyze selected common numbers by setting specified criteria’s.
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Fig 6.13 : Common number analysis data selection
1) Analysis list will show all imported and generated analysis’s.

2) Select by check mark.
3) Click ok to generate selected result.
4) Parameters to generate common analysis result.
5) Click drop down arrow to select common or uncommon numbers.
6) You can also specify common/uncommon numbers between 2 to 4
or as much you required.
7) Select the CDR data or ILD data.
8) Search the analysis names or CDRs or Tower data.
6) Number Tracking :
This option is very useful to trace the suspect number or suspicious numbers. It will
be helpful when a user imports tower data of multiple cell sites or areas or of
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) Multiple CDR no’s in which the cell sites can be categorised according to it’s area;
after group creation it will list all the calls made/received from the specific areas or
cell sites.
First you need to create groups (according to Cell Sites) for this purpose click on
create group button after which a Text box appears; type the respective area or
place name in which the cell site resides (as shown in figure below)
Fig 6.14: Group create by cell site wise

1) Click Create a group.
2) Select the column parameters to create group.
3) Assign group name here.
4) Click on save tab to save group.
5) Select columns to be displayed.
6) Click drop down to select filter groups to be matched.
7) Pattern Analysis :
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Fig 6.15 : Create patterns
1) Click to create Pattern for analysis.

2) Auto load the data.
3) Select required parameter from drop down arrow.
4) You can Save ,Run from here.
5) Go to the next level Pattern Parameters entry.
6) Select the existing Patterns from here for analysis.
In Level 2 you have additional These options.
8) Movements :
This option will help you to find out movements of caller, moved between
the towers, date and time wise.
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Fig 6.16 : Movements matching
a) Select CDR.
b) Match Movements in this option you can determine whether the suspect was
following the victim or not.
c) Select the Time difference.
d) Type area in KM. means the radius of the area.
e) Select the analysis or tower dump filters.
f) Select the suspect CDR.
g) Click OK to match movements for the selected parameters.
9) Behaviour Analysis:
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Fig 6.17: Behaviour Analysis

1) Select Behaviour Analysis from command tab.
2) Set Before date of Offence and after Date of Offence.
3) Select mapping as per your requirement.
4) Result will display like this. Here you can expand from + sign and
view the generated calls behaviour.
GEO ANALYSIS
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Fig 7.0: Geo analysis
1) Set Date and Time Click OK.
Fig 7.1 : Date and Time Selection
2) When Clicked on find Tower the below window will Open.
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Fig 7.2: Find Tower
1)Select Search By Tower ID/Area/Place/Service Provider/State here.

2)Select the service provider here.
3) Enter the Tower ID/Area/Place/Service Provider/State here. And click on
search ,it will display result below.
4) Check mark the result displayed.
5) Click on Display Locations to view the Locations.
 Find Nearest Towers :
Fig 7.3: Find nearest Towers
1) Enter Latitude here.

2) Enter Longitude here.
3) Radius In KM to Search nearest Towers.
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) 4) Click on Find Nearest Towers Tab to search Towers.
3) SUSPECT TAB :
 Frequent Vists:
Fig 7.4: Frequent visits image
1) Shows Graph of Top 10 Cell Sites.

2) Details Of calls made with respect to cell sites show here.
3) Movements of the suspect displayed.
4) Get cell site details from this option.
MOVEMENTS
This option will help you to find out movements of caller, moved between the towers, date and
time wise.
Day Night Calls
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Use to find usual work location and to find hideouts of person.
4) Geo Fence
For this purpose a user has to create a Fence first in Geo Analysis. Open Geo Analysis and select
Geo Fence tab to create Fence; see below image for details.
Fig 7.5 : Geo fence creation
1) Search the place to create fence area.

2) Click on Create fence.
3) Check marks this to draw fence area.
4) Fence area drawn.
5) Right Click on fence area drawn, you will get this window to type Name, description and
Created by here.
6) Click on save to save mapping.
7) Double click to open window for fetching data from created fence area.
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Fig 7.6: Set fence criteria
 When clicked on Fetch data it will ask to select (From-Date) and (To-date) to
select in a new window.
 Similarly select (From-Time) & (To-Time).
 Select the created analysis here.
 Click OK.
8) Click to fetch data.
Fig 7.7 : Set Cell Site Criteria
 When clicked on fetch data it will open a new window.

 Provide Service provider and state or circle.
 Click OK.
9) Click to fetch cell IDs from fence area if required.
10) Geo fence details will display here.
5) CRIME MAPPING :
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Fig 7.8 : Crime Details
a) Select From Date.

b) Select To Date.
c) Click On Search.
d) Check mark to select the crimes listed.
e) Click to see the locations.
VISUALIZATION :
It is a representation of an object, situation, or set of information as a chart or other

image.
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Fig 8.0 : Force layout

Force :
 It’s a graphical representation of data.

 Has different types of graph layouts like Force , Circular, Timeline, Hierarchy.
You have also an option to recreate graph.
 Force-directed graph drawing is a class of graph layout algorithms that calculate
the positions of each node by simulating an attractive force between each pair of
linked nodes, as well as a repulsive force between the nodes.
Data:
Import Data: Import the data into Visualization window.
Update Data: Update SDRs ,Cell IDs, Type of calls, Roamer details etc.
Print Export : Print the generated graph/export.
Filter:
Set Date : Set Date and time filter to generate graph.
Apply Filter:
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Add manually conditions to generate graph.
Graph:
Open: Open the previously created and saved graphs.
Save/Email :
Fig 8.1: Save format
 Save the generated graph or you can send it through email.
Layouts:
Fig 8.2 : Layout Selection
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) Circular :
Fig 8.3 Circular layout

 Displaying Circular graphical representation.
 A circular layout is a style of drawing that places the vertices of a graph on a circle, often
evenly spaced so that they form the vertices of a regular polygon.
Timeline :
Fig 8.4 Time line Layout
 Displaying Timeline graphical representation.

 A timeline is a type of chart which visually shows a series of events/calls in
chronological order over a linear timescale.
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Hierarchy:
Fig 8.5 Hierarchy layout

 Displaying Hierarchy model representation of data.
 This diagram shows the structure of an organization and the relationships and
relative ranks of its parts and positions.
Recreate Chart:
 Used to regenerate graph. This will help if you removed all nodes unexpectedly
then want to view once again then you can recreate from this option.
Fig 8.6 : Analsysis patterns
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All Nodes:
 After clicking on All Nodes it will select all the Nodes.
All Links:
 After clicking on All Links it will select all the links in single click.
Links of Selected Nodes:
Fig 8.7: Link analysis
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)  Links of only selected nodes will display. We can manually select multiple nodes
by holding control button and clicking on nodes, then we can check the links
between selected numbers/nodes. It will show the connection between the
multiple numbers.
Orphan Nodes:
Fig 8.8 : Orphan Nodes
 Nodes with single contact will display. As in yellow colour.

 It will skip all other nodes which has multiple contact. As marked in red colour.
Common Elements:
Fig 8.9: Common Elements
 Only common numbers will display here. The numbers which has contact with
multiple numbers in common will be displayed here.
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) Main Elements:
 It will display main element which has maximum entities.
Node with Max Links:

 It will display node which has maximum links.
Common Element with Max Links:
 It will highlight the common number which has maximum links.
Main Element with Max Links:
It will display main element which has maximum links.
Invert Node Selection:
 It will highlight all other nodes except the selected one.
Invert Link Selection:
Fig 8.10 (a) Invert selection
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Fig 8.10 (b) Invert selection
 It will display all other links except the selected one as shown in fig (a) and (b)
respectively.
Fig 8.11 : Remove Nodes
All Nodes:
 It will remove all nodes displaying in graph.
Selected Nodes:
 Only selected nodes will be removed. If we want to remove manually some nodes
that seems not related to case we can remove them manually.
Orphan Nodes:
 Nodes with single contacts will be removed in graph.
Remove:
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)  You can specify number of edges to be removed from here. As shown in above
figure, This will remove single edges from graph. After it will display the other
edges which has more than one edge.
Shortest Path:
 The shortest path can be displayed after selecting multiple Nodes. It will show
least nodes inter connected.
Longest Path:
 The longest path between multiple nodes will be displayed here. It will helpful in
identifying the maximum number of nodes in between.
FORMATS:
Fig 8.12 : Font Formats
Font:
 Here you can change different types of font formats.
Line:
 Colour of line will be selected.
Alignment:
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Fig 8.13 : Alignment
 Graph alignment can be done from here. Align the Calls that you have added to
your chart.
 Vertical Spacing : Line spacing determines the amount of vertical space between
lines.
 Horizontal space between two characters is adjusted according to the contours of

their shape.
Search:
 Search any number from the graph generated.
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Visual Search:
Fig 8.14: Visual Search
 Visual Search is an search tool in which you can manually input search conditions
to search the required output from graph.
Tool Panel:
Fig 8.15: Tool Panel to add
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)  Manually you can add Node, Entities, Event Details, Text Box, Text Circle and
also documents in the generated graph for a particular Nodes.
 Drag and drop to add entities.
Social Network Analysis:
Fig 8.16: Social Network tools
Degree:
In the case of a directed network (where ties have directions),we usually define two
separate measures of degree centrality, namely in degree and out degree. Accordingly in
degree is a count of the numbers of ties to the node and out degree is the number.
Betweeness :
Betweenness centrality is an indicator of a node’s centrality in a network. It is equal to

the number of shortest paths from all vertices to all other that pass through that node.
Closeness:
In a connected graph, the normalized closeness centrality (or closeness) of a node is the
average length of the shortest path between the node and all other nodes in the graph.
Thus the more central a node is, the closer it is to all other nodes.
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) Eigenvector :
Eigenvector centrality (also called Eigen centrality) is a measure of the influence of a

node in a network. It assigns relative score to all nodes in the network based on the
concept that connections to high scoring nodes contribute more to the score of the node.
Result:
View the results generated.
Fig 8.17 : Social network result
 Result of social network analysis will displayed as above. This process helps
investigating social structures through the use of networks and graph theory. It
characterizes networked structures in terms of nodes (individual actors people, or
things within the network) and the ties, edges or links (relationships or
interactions) that connect them.
Details:
 After right click on any node in the graph you can view details of that node. And
also you can change icon of that node.
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) CASE MANAGEMENT
Fig 9.0 : Case Management Window
1) Click to open Case management window.

2) Check mark to view Map for entered Latitude Longitude value.
3) Click to Open the crime details Tab and enter the data with respective sections.
4) Save the data.
5) Other Data Saving options explained as follows.
 Data:
Fig 9.1: Adding Data in Case

 To make data entry in V5 go to the following steps:
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)  Case Management -> Data -> CDRs -> Add New CDR as shown in above figure
respectively .( no 1,2,3,4 )
5) Enter the case details from here.
6) Enter CDR name, number etc
7) Click to save data.
 Documents :
Fig 9.2: Adding Documents
 You can add case related documents info here.

 If you have any case related documents with you, you can save to case.
 Documents like audio, video, image etc.
Notes:
Fig 9.3: Adding Notes
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)  Add multiple Notes on cases here.

 You can make some notes related to suspect numbers here.
Relations:
Add relation status of suspect numbers here.
Fig 9.4: Add Relation Status
 We can add relation data here that can help in analysis.

To add data go on as follows:
1) Go to case management.
2) Click on Relations button.
3) Click on add relation to add relation data.
4) Fill the details with respective Tabs.
5) Click on create.
6) Save button to save data in V5.
MetaData:
You can add property related data here.
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Fig 9.5: Add meta data details
 Use respective buttons to add property related details to V5.
DATA REPOSITORY:
Data repository is a somewhat general term used to refer to a destination designated
for data storage. Its a used as a partitioning of data, where partitioned data types are
stored together. It is also commonly called data warehousing.
Fig 9.5 (a) Data Repository window

 Here you can view all the data Imported/stored in V5.
 Also you have options to add new data into the cases like audio/image/video/notes/doc
etc.
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)  You can check the subscriber details like recent activated numbers/ Multiple activated
numbers.
 From this window you can also analyze or modify data stored.
OPTIONS :
Fig 10.0 : Master Edit
1) Click to Open Options.

2) Masters :
 You can add , delete Service Provider, Circle Mobile number series etc as shown
above.
3) Double click here to add service provider code here.
4)
5) Save from here.
6) Refresh records.
7) Click to delete the selected service provider record from here.
Circle:
Enter Circle code, Circle name and Circle Description here.
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Series :
Fig 10.1: Add new series
a) Click on Series.
b) Select Service Provider.
c) Select the State.
d) After selecting It will display all series already imported.
e) You can add new series here.
f) Click to delete, save and submit.
 Series Option Used to add new series into the C5CDR.
Standard Call Type:

 Standard Call types can add from here and also you can delete the standard
call Types saved.
Master Call Type:

 Sometimes Service Providers will Provide different call types in requested
CDR files. Save at once new call types in C5CDR with matching Standard
call Types. The same will be reflect in CDR analysis.
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) Roaming Master:
Fig 10.2 : Add roamer details
 Enter roamer details with respect to the columns provided.

 Save the record in to the C5CR.
 After saving the records if updated at once into the Analysis , The romaer
details will be updated.
Scramble Number :
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Fig 10.3: Number Scrambling
o Used to hide identity of the number.

o The provided name is reflected in Analysis.
Analysis Master :
Analysis master is used to create new analysis’s or use to view the created analysis.
Fig 10.4: Analysis Master
Multiple SDR Activation :
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) This utility is very useful to cross check if any phone numbers have multiple activations and
hence it can be checked here.
Fig 10.5 : Multiple SDR activation result
Suspect List :
Suspect List is use to add suspect name and numbers at the time of investigation by an IO.
Fig 10.6 : Add Suspect List
UPDATES :
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Fig 11.0 : Updates for V5
a) Click on Updates tab to open for C5 Updates.

b) These tabs Used to select Pec File created for C5 update with respective Options
showing above.
c) From this “Check for Updates” Tabs, you can directly Update data from the Internet
uploaded by Prosoft esloutions India Pvt Ltd.
d) This is Used to create a Pec file of mobile number Series which already imported in
C5CDR software.
Fig 11.1: Create Series
o Select the path in your system drive to save the Pec file to be creating.
o Give a name to the file without space or characters in between.
o Click on Create to generate Pec file.
e) The imported Cell IDs Pec file can be created from this Tab.
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Fig 11.2 : Cell IDs Pec File Create window

o Select the required service provider.
o Select the respective Circle of the service provider.
o Browse the path to save the file.
o Click on create to start creating Cell Ids Pec file.
f) IP details Pec file can be created from this Tab, which are already imported in C5CDR
software.
Fig 11.3 Create IP Details Pec

o Browse the path to create Pec file of IP Details.
g) Create Column Mapping :
Create your own column mapping and save it on your computer. You can copy and use it
in another system for column mapping.
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)
MANAGE:
Fig 12.0: Various Settings Management
a) Roles :
After clicking on Manage a new window will open. By default Roles tab will be
selected. It also has some other tabs like Users, Privileges and Share.
b) Add Row – Used to add rows.

c) Displaying rows added.
d) Click on Save button to save Role.
 Users :
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Fig 12.1 : Create Users
a) Click on Options.
b) Select Manage tab.
c) Click on Users Tab to add new User.
d) Fill the required data with respective columns.
e) Click on Save tab to save new user.
Privileges :
Fig 12.2 : Assign Privileges for User

 Privileges used to give read, write, edit, deletepermissions to the modules.
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Share :
Fig 12.3 : Case Sharing
 Use to share analysis or cases to the other users.
DATA MAINTAINANCE :
 Refresh:
Fig 12.4: Data base refresh
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)  Click on Options -> Database Maintenance -> Refresh.

 Select the case or analysis data you want to refresh.
 You can select all also and click ok to refresh data.
 After successful message will pop up as shown above.
 Data Updating :
Fig 12.5: Data Updating
b) Select Data base maintenance.
c) Click on data updating tab.
d) Select you case or analysis in which you want to update data.
e) Check mark the respective data to be update.
f) Click ok to start updating.
g) After successful update you will get a pop up.
Backup Restore :
Use this tool to Backup the database you selected on your desired location, and if you can also
restore the same database by using the same tool.
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Fig 12.6: Backup/Restore Window
 Go to OptionsDatabase Maintenance 
1) Click on Backup Restore Tab.

2) Select the Database you want to Backup.
3) Browse the Destination path to save backup file.
4) Checkmark Backup Option.
5) Click on Start button to start Backup.
Once it finish it will display a popup as below.
6) Similarly you can take backup of SDR Database.

7) ILD database backup can be done from this tab.
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)
Restore :
Fig 12.7 : Restore Data Backup

 Use this tool to restore the Database backup .
 Options Database Maintenance Backup Restore Checkmark Restore
button.
 Browse the Backup File.
Note:
o Verify once the Selected Database.(Whether CDR Database/SDR Database/ILD
Database).
o The backup file is always in .BAK format.
 Click on Start button to start Restore Database.
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) Delete Data:
Fig 12.8 : Delete Data
b) Select Database Maintenance.
c) Click on Delete Data.
d) Select the data you want to delete.
e) Choose what you want to delete.
f) Select the respective parameter.
g) Use to delete only duplicate records.
h) Click delete to delete the selected data or cancel.
Import/Export column mapping files :
Export the column mapping from this window.
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Fig 12.9 : Import/Export Column Mapping
The Exported column mapping can be imported from here.

If once imported column mapping there is no need to map again.
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SETTINGS:
Licence Settings :
Fig 12.10 : License Setting

b) Go to settings.
c) Select Licence settings.
d) Enter the required data to be update.
e) Save or you can reset from here.
Data Import Settings:
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Fig 12.11 : Data Import Settings
a) Click options.
b) Select Settings.
c) Click on Data import settings.
d) Check mark which one you want to reset or save.
e) Click to save.
CDR Settings :
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Fig 12.12: CDR Settings
1) Click on Options.
2) Click on Settings.
3) Select CDR settings.
4) Fill the mandatory data with respective boxes.
5) Click to save or reset.
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) Local Number And Language settings:
Fig 12.13 : Local Number And Language settings
 Select the country in Local Number and Language settings.

 Type country code, IMSI(International Mobile Subscriber Identity) code.
 Select minimum number length, maximum length, and Language.
 Click to save the data. Or you can reset from here.
Dashboard:
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Fig 12.14 : DashBoard Settings
 You can set Display Number of records in frequency and summary from here.
 Also can sort by total calls and total duration
 After selecting click save or reset as per your requirement.
Generate Hash Value :
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Fig 12.15 : Hash value generating
b) Go to the Generate Hash Value.
c) Browse the CDR or Tower Dump file.
d) Click on generate Hash value tab to generate hash value.
e) Saved successfully pop up displayed.
f) Save tab used to save the generated hash value.
g) Clear once hash generated for next file.
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) CONNECTIVITY :
Fig 12.16 : Database connection

 To make connection to another Data base or another user database follow
the steps mentioned below.
a) Go to Options.
b) Click on Connectivity.
c) Select Open Database connectivity.
d) If you want to create new connection select New.
e) Select the server.
f) Mention server name.
g) Select authentication mode.
h) If you are providing SQL server authentication check mark here.
i) Type SQL user name and Password.
j) Click in Next button.
k) If you are already created a connection then click here to select the
connection.
l) If you want to make SDR connections use this tab.
 After Clicking Next you are prompted to this window.
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 Select Database and Tables and click on NEXT button.

 You will get a new window as below.
 Select the destination columns with respect to source columns and click on
next.
 A new window is appear as below and provide a connection name and
click on Save button to save new connection.
 It will display Connection created successfully.
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Fig 12.17: Delete existing connection

 You can view or Delete the Existing connection from here. As shown in
above figure.
SDR :
It is meant to set or change the settings the Database Connection used for
SDR.
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) SEARCH :
Fig 13.0 : Search Window
1) Search Options. You can select the type of search you want to do.
2) Select the columns from here to search.
3) Explaining SDR search in this window, So select State and service provider to search.
4) Select the search criteria for respective options as shown above.
5) Click on drop down arrow and type the mobile number to search.
6) Check mark here to apply the date format selected for search.
7) Select the search condition AND , OR.
8) Phonetic search is very useful as it search on the basis we pronounce the name of person
like for example Akheel is also written as Akhil, Aqeel, Akhel. So it will search all this
type of names.
9) More criteria will help to search More conditions to the search result. As we can search
same day activated numbers, Same week activated numbers, Same month activated
numbers etc.
10) Click on search for the entered search values.
11) You can reset the search criteria from here.
NOTE:
 There are two options to search SDR, one you can search the data from Local and
another from Server.
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CDR Search:
Fig 13.1: CDR search window

 Select Analysis or case to search the numbers.
 Select the columns you want to search in.
 Enter the CDR number or called number with respective columns.
 Click on search button to search or reset button to reset the values.
Cell ID Search :
Fig 13.2: Cell IDs Search menu
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 In this Cell ID search you need to select service Provider and state of the cell Id.
 Enter the cell id in respective column.
 Click on search button to search the cell ID.
Search Out Of Box:
Fig 13.3 : Search Out of Box

a) Enter the number you want to search.
b) Check mark here to search in Sub folders.
c) Click here to start searching the numbers.
d) The search result will be displayed here.
e) You can directly import the CDR into C5CDR from displayed result.
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) REPORTS:
Fig 14.0 : Reports window
 You can generate various reports from this window as follows:
 Cases/Analysis:
 Generate the number of cases/analysis done.
 Have an option to select particular case to generate reports.
 Also you can view in graph of the list of cases or analysis.
 LOGS:
 The following Logs you can generate from this section.
 CDR Import Log, SDR Import Log, Cell ID Import Log, ILD Import Log,
IPDR Import Log, User Log, Error Log, Emails Log.
 DATA SUMMARY:
 You can view the summary of followings.
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)  SDR Summary, Cell ID Summary. You can generate both by service provider
wise or by circle wise also.
 SDR:
Fig:14.1 SDR search window

 Here you can search the recent activated numbers and multiple activated numbers.
 You can manually set time and date/circle and service provider to generate SDR
reports as shown in above figure.
 Miscellaneous :
 From this section you can generate/view suspect number list and Notes made on
suspicious numbers.
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) HELP:
Fig 15.0 : Help window
 Search your query in help window of C5CDR .
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LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES

Figure 1.0. User Login………………………………………………………………………………………..10
Figure 1.1. Data Source Connection ………………………………………………………………….11
Figure 2.0. Program Window/Main Menu…………………………………………………………12
Figure 2.1. User Profile Info……………………………………………………………………………….14
Figure 2.2. Quick Analysis Tab……………………………………………………………………………14
Fig 2.3. Quick Analysis Column Mapping window……………………………………………..15
Fig 2.4 Import Data Tab………………………………………………………………………………..……15
Fig 2.5 Import Data Selection window……………………………………………………………….16
Fig 2.6 File Browsing to import…………………………………………………………………………..17
Fig 2.7 Columns Mapping window……………………………………………………..….………….18
Fig 2.8 Data import status window………………………………………………………….…………19
Fig 2.9 create analysis popup……………………………………………………………………………..19
Fig 2.10 Create analysis window…………………………………………….……………….….………20
Fig 2.11 Open analysis popup………………………………………………………………...…….…….21
Fig 2.12 Dash Board window……………………………………………………………..…...…………..21
Fig 2.13 Search Tab…………………………………………………………………………………...…………22
Fig 2.14 Cdr analysis details…………………………………………………………...…...………………23
Fig 2.15 Update data………………………………………………………………….....…………….....…..23
Fig 2.16 Geo analysis Location search………………………………………………………….…………24
Fig 3.0: SDR import window…………………………………………………………………….…………….25
Fig 3.1: SDR Column Mapping……………………………………………………………………..…………26
Fig 4.0: Cell ID Import Window……………………………………………………………..……………...27
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Fig) 4.1 Cell ID Column Mapping………..........................................................………28
Fig 5.0 Analysis Screen………........................................................................……..29
Fig 5.1 Date Format………….........................................................................………29
Fig 5.2 : Display numbers……...................................................................…………30
Fig 5.3 : Apply Filter……………......................................................................………30
Fig 5.4: More Options………..................................................................…………….31
Fig 5.5: New Number Analysis………..........................................................………..31
Fig 5.6: Add Notes……………...........................................................................…..32
Fig 5.7: Add Suspect List……………....................................................................….32
Fig 5.8: Add Service numbers……................................................................………33
Fig 5.9: Add Scramble Number………................................................................….34
Fig 5.10: Scramble number result window…...................................................….34
Fig 5.11: Highlight Numbers…….................................................................………35
Fig 5.12 : Add image…..................................................................................……..35
Fig 5.13: Add audio….......................................................................................…..36
Fig 5.14: Add video file……...................................................................................36
Fig 5.15: Data Matching options…......................................................................36
Fig 5.16: Data Selection…….............................................................................…..37
Fig 5.17: Matching columns Window…............................................................….37
Fig 5.18 Match number with external Files…..................................................…..38
Fig 5.19 Geo fence match……......................................................................……..39
Fig 6.0: Data base connectivity………...................................................................40
Fig 6.1: data base selection…............................................................................…40
Fig 6.2: Mapping source columns to destination columns................................…41
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Fig) 6.3: Connection Summary…….......................................................................…41
Fig 6.4 : Create Sub analysis………......................................................................….42
Fig 6.5: Sheet Formatting……...........................................................................……43
Fig 6.6 : Frequency menu…….........................................................................……..44
Fig 6.7: Frequency options……..........................................................................……45
Fig 6.8: Details Options……................................................................................…..46
Fig 6.9: New number Analysis……....................................................................…….47
Fig 6.10: New numbers found result window……............................................…….47
Fig 6.11: Missing number analysis……...............................................................……48
Fig 6.12: Matrix Report window……..................................................................……49
Fig 6.13 : Common number analysis data selection…........................................….50
Fig 6.14: Group create by cell site wise……..........................................................…51
Fig 6.15 : Create patterns……..........................................................................………52
Fig 6.16 : Movements matching…....................................................................……..53
Fig 6.17: Behavior Analysis………...........................................................................…54
Fig 7.0: Geo analysis…….................................................................................……….55
Fig 7.1 : Date and Time Selection……..................................................................…..55
Fig 7.2: Find Tower……........................................................................................…..56
Fig 7.3: Find nearest Towers……........................................................................…….56
Fig 7.4: Frequent visits image…..........................................................................…..57
Fig 7.5 : Geo fence creation………..................................................................……….58
Fig 7.6: Set fence criteria………..........................................................................…….59
Fig 7.7 : Set Cell Site Criteria………......................................................................……59
Fig 7.8 : Crime Details…….................................................................................……..60
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Fig) 8.0 : Force layout………....................................................................................…..61
Fig 8.1: Save format….....................................................................................…………62
Fig 8.2 : Layout Selection……….............................................................................……62
Fig 8.3 Circular layout………................................................................................……..63
Fig 8.4 Time line Layout……............................................................................………….63
Fig 8.5 Hierarchy layout…...................................................................................……..64
Fig 8.6 : Analsysis patterns………..........................................................................……..64
Fig 8.7: Link analysis…………......................................................................................…65
Fig 8.8 : Orphan Nodes…….....................................................................................……66
Fig 8.9: Common Elements……...............................................................................…..66
Fig 8.10 (a) Invert selection….................................................................................……67
Fig 8.10 (b) Invert selection……...............................................................................….68
Fig 8.11 : Remove Nodes………................................................................................…..68
Fig 8.12 : Font Formats…….....................................................................................……69
Fig 8.13 : Alignment…….........................................................................................…….70
Fig 8.14: Visual Search…........................................................................................…….71
Fig 8.15: Tool Panel to add……..................................................................................….71
Fig 8.16: Social Network tools……...........................................................................……72
Fig 8.17 : Social network result….............................................................................…..73
Fig 9.0 : Case Management Window……................................................................…….74
Fig 9.1: Adding Data in Case………..............................................................................….74
Fig 9.2: Adding Documents…………............................................................................…..75
Fig 9.3: Adding Notes……...........................................................................................….75
Fig 9.4: Add Relation Status………...........................................................................……..76
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Fig) 9.5: Add meta data details…………..........................................................................…77
Fig 9.5 (a) Data Repository window….......................................................................…….77
Fig 10.0 : Master Edit………........................................................................................…….78
Fig 10.1: Add new series…........................................................................................……..79
Fig 10.2 : Add roamer details…….................................................................................…..80
Fig 10.3: Number Scrambling……................................................................................……81
Fig 10.4: Analysis Master……......................................................................................…….81
Fig 10.5 : Multiple SDR activation result…..................................................................……82
Fig 10.6 : Add Suspect List………...................................................................................…..82
Fig 11.0 : Updates for V5……….....................................................................................…..83
Fig 11.1: Create Series………..........................................................................................….83
Fig 11.2 : Cell IDs Pec File Create window…................................................................……84
Fig 11.3 Create IP Details Pec…….............................................................................……….84
Fig 12.0: Various Settings Management……...................................................................….85
Fig 12.1 : Create Users…………........................................................................................….86
Fig 12.2 : Assign Privileges for User……..........................................................................….86
Fig 12.3 : Case Sharing…...............................................................................................……87
Fig 12.4: Data base refresh……...................................................................................……..87
Fig 12.5: Data Updating…….....................................................................................…………88
Fig 12.6: Backup/Restore Window….............................................................................……89
Fig 12.7 : Restore Data Backup…….............................................................................………90
Fig 12.8 : Delete Data…….............................................................................................…….91
Fig 12.9 : Import/Export Column Mapping……...........................................................……..92
Fig 12.10 : License Setting……….....................................................................................…..93
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Fig) 12.11 : Data Import Settings…….....................................................................………..94
Fig 12.12: CDR Settings………….................................................................................…….95
Fig 12.13 : Local Number And Language settings….................................................…….96
Fig 12.14 : DashBoard Settings………...............................................................................97
Fig 12.15 : Hash value generating…….....................................................................………98
Fig 12.16 : Database connection….......................................................................………..99
Fig 12.17: Delete existing connection…................................................................………101
Fig 13.0 : Search Window…………...........................................................................……..102
Fig 13.1: CDR search window……………......................................................................…..103
Fig 13.2: Cell IDs Search menu……….......................................................................…….103
Fig 13.3 : Search Out of Box…………………....................................................................…104
Fig 14.0 : Reports Window...........................................................................................105
Fig 14.1 : SDR Search Window......................................................................................106
Fig 15.0 : Help window….....................................................................................………..107
ERROR MESSAGE AND PROBLEM RESOLUTION
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COMPLIANCE
) TO STANDARDS
 IEEE- 1063-2001(Standard for Software User Documentation)
FAQ’S
Q.1 How do I register a User?
Ans:
 User Login

 Enter valid Username and Password.
 Connect to: Click on button for settings.
Go to Settings as shown above.
 Select Data Source as Sql Server.

 Select SQL server name Instance Name.( Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Edition (SQL
Server Express) is typically installed as a named instance. If you do not specify a named
instance during installation, the default named instance SQL Express is used.)
 Select Windows Authentication.
 Click on Test Connection.
 After Test connection Successful click on OK.
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Q.2 How do I Import Data?
Ans:
 Login through valid User and Password provided.
 After Login you will enter into the Programming window by default.
 Click on Import Data Tab from right side pane.
 A new window will open to choose the type of data you want to import. (for example
CDR/SDR/Cell ID/IPDR/ILD etc.
 Click on the button to choose the type of data.
 Browse or Drop files from your system in the given Box.
 Select the state and service provider from the panel and click on Manual Import.
 You will redirected to a new window for mapping the source columns to destination
columns.
 After mapping all the columns click on OK Button to start importing.
 Once it done importing it will pop up a message displaying the records saved from file.
Q.3 How do I Create Analysis?

Ans:
 Click on Create Analysis Tab from right side pane.
 Select the case and type of CDR you want to create analysis.
 After selecting the type of CDR you will get list of CDRs imported in that case at right
side panel.
 You have an option to create analysis for Individual and Combined CDRs.
 After selecting the CDRs click on create button to create analysis.
Q.4 How do I add suspect?
Ans:
To add a suspect number in a case go to the following steps:
 Click on OPTIONS tab from left side panel.
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)  Select the Masters-> Suspect List

 Select the type of column you want to add suspect number.
 (For example Column- Called number, IMEI, Cell site, CDR number )
 After adding suspect number details with respective columns Click on Save Button to
save the record.
Q.5 How do I hide identity of my suspect CDR in analysis ?

Ans:
Some IOs don’t want others to know the suspect numbers they are analyzing. That time you
can scramble the number with any other names. To do this follow the below steps.
 Options->Masters->Scramble Number
 After a new window will Open enter the details Phone number-Display Name Number- Remarks
 Click Save button to save the records.
 After saving the records it will display the name or number you have entered in --
Display Name Number column.
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REFERENCES
)
1) Crime Manual (2005)
GLOSSARY
IO: Investigating Officer
CDR: Call Detail Record.
A call detail record (CDR) is a data record produced by a telephone exchange or other
telecommunications equipment that documents the details of a telephone call or other
telecommunications transaction (e.g., text message) that passes through that facility or device.
The record contains various attributes of the call, such as time, duration, completion status,
source number, and destination number.
SDR: Subscriber Details Record.
IMEI : International Mobile Equipment Identity.
IMEI is short for International Mobile Equipment Identity and is a unique number given to
every single mobile phone, typically found behind the battery. IMEI numbers of cellular phones
connected to a GSM network are stored in a database (EIR - Equipment Identity Register)
containing all valid mobile phone equipment.
IMSI : International Mobile Subscriber Identity.
The IMSI is used in any mobile network that interconnects with other networks. For GSM,
UMTS and LTE network, this number is provisioned in the SIM card and for CDMA2000 in the
phone directly or in the R-UIM card (the CDMA2000 analogue to a SIM card for GSM).
IPDR : Internet Protocol Detail Record.
IP Detail Record (IPDR) provides information about Internet Protocol (IP)-based service usage
and other activities that can be used by operations support systems (OSSes) and business support
systems (BSSes). The content of the IPDR is determined by the service provider,
network/service element vendor, or any other community of users with authority for specifying
the particulars of IP-based services in a given context.
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) : International Long Distance Call.

ILD
long-distance call or trunk call is a telephone call made to a location outside a defined local
calling area. Long-distance calls are classified into two categories: national calls which connect
two points within the same country and international calls which connect two points in different
countries.
MNP : Mobile Number Ported.
Mobile number portability (MNP) enables mobile telephone users to retain their mobile
telephone numbers when changing from one mobile network carrier to another.
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System Requirements ............................................................................................................................................ 4

List of Tables and figures ................................................................................................................................... 103

Error message and problem resolution .............................................................................................................. 108

Compliance to Standards ................................................................................................................................... 109

FAQ’s ................................................................................................................................................................. 109

References ......................................................................................................................................................... 112

Glossary ............................................................................................................................................................. 112

Processor* Processor Type:

AMD Opteron, AMD Athlon 64, Intel Xeon,

Minimum: 1.4 GHz

Recommended: 2.0 GHz or faster

Cache: Minimum 3MB

Memory: 2 GB RAM or higher

Memory Speed: 1066MHz or faster

Hard Disk* Minimum:

160 GB, 5K RPM, SATA HDD

500 GB, 7K RPM, SATA HDD

Operating System* Windows Vista / Windows 7 / Windows 8 /

Windows Server 2003 SP2 / Windows

Windows Server 2008 R2 / Windows Server

Database Software* MS SQL Server 2008 R2 – Express Edition

MS SQL Server 2008 R2 – Standard Edition

) MS SQL Server 2008 R2 – Enterprise

MS SQL Server 2012 or higher

.Net Framework .Net Framework 3.5

.Net Framework 4.0 Service pack 1 or higher

Microsoft office Microsoft Office 2007 or higher

Internet Software Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 SP1 or higher

Internet Information Services (IIS) IIS 6/7

Google Earth Plug-In Get the latest version

Display C5 graphical tools require higher resolution:

Internet Connection USB Modem (for Enterprise Edition)

Broadband (For Geo Analysis)

Fig 1.0 User Login

button for settings.

Fig 1.1 Data Source Connection

Settings as shown above.

1. Select Data Source as Sql Server.

Fig 2.0 Program Window/Main Menu

4) Check reports of cases/analysis ,Logs, Data Summary, Miscellaneous, Mailbox.

7) Choose category to find help you need in C5.

8) Exit from C5CDR software.

9))Check C5 Updates available if any.

12) It will display the recent Analysis of the logged-in user.

13) It will Display CDR recent analysis and list of analysis.

14) It will Display IPDR recent analysis and list of analysis.

15) It will Display ILD recent analysis and list of analysis.

17) This is Used to Import CDR/Tower/Tower IDS/IPDR/ILD/SDR data into the

18) Create New Analysis by the Imported Data.

20) Open required analysis screen from here.

21) Email Purpose.

22) Logout and Used to Modify Profile of the User.

Fig 2.1 User Profile Info

 As shown in fig 2.1 Here you can edit your Profile.

Fig 2.2 Quick Analysis Tab

Fig 2.3 Quick Analysis Column Mapping window

1) Paste the copied CDR Data .

Fig 2.4 Import Data Tab

Fig 2.5 Import Data Selection window

Fig 2.6 File Browsing to import

1) Name Of the CDR Person.

Fig 2.7 Columns Mapping window

1) CDR Sheet need to select here.