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LPS

Service

NCC, ADI

Category

NCC: NCC.X.ADI_LPS
ADI: ADI.LPS

Dependent Protocol(s)

QX 2000/80-4L: LPS4
QX 2000/100-4L: LPS0

Documented In

NCC: NMS CAS for Natural Call Control Developer's Reference Manual
ADI: NMS CAS for the ADI Service Developer's Reference Manual

Parameters

Field Name

QX-Related Specifics

CIDalertmaxtime

None.

CIDmaxwaittime

None.

CIDminmarktime

None.

cidsupport

None.

CID type

None.

cleardownflag

None. (ADI only. This parameter is named playcleardown with NCC.)

connstring

None.

dialtonemintime

None.

dialtonewaittime

None.

freqdeglitchtime

None.

freqringhigh

None.

freqringlow

None.

freqringperiods

None.

freqtolerance

None.

interringmaxtime

None.

nodialtoneaction

None.

numrings

None. (ADI only. This parameter is named ringstoincoming with NCC.)

polaranswertime

None.

polardialtime

None.

qualloopoff

None.

qualreversal

None.

qualringoff

None.

qualringon

None.

reversalmode

None.

ringdetectmode

None.

ringsigmaxtime

None.

ringsigmintime

None.

ringstoincoming

None. (NCC only. This parameter is named numrings with ADI.)

xferstring

None.

xfersupport

None.

Enabling Caller IDTop of Page

The following sections describe how to enable Caller ID in a QX application. The procedures differ depending upon whether you are using the NCC service or ADI service for call control.

Note: Caller ID is only available when France, Japan or United States is selected as the default country.

Enabling Caller ID (NCC Service)Top of Page

To enable your application to receive Caller ID information, complete the following steps:

  1. Enable Caller ID functionality by setting NCC.X.ADI_LPS.cidsupport = 1.

    
    Note: If caller ID is enabled, regardless of the setting of the NCC.X.ADI_LPS.numrings parameter, the NCCEVN_INCOMING_CALL event is not generated until the caller ID information is received.
  2. Invoke the nccGetCallstatus function to retrieve the Caller ID information.

    
    Note: Do not change the NCC.X.ADI_LPS.CIDtype parameter. This parameter is set as follows for different countries: 
    
    Setting

    Protocol

    Description

    0

    BellCore CID

    Data transmission occurs during the first long silent period between two ring patterns. Both multiple and single message formats are supported by the protocol.

    1

    NTT Japan CID

    Line reversal followed by CAR Alerting Signal precedes FSK modulation transmission. Normal rings start after data transmission. The protocol supports the multiple message format.

    2

    ETSI Ringing Pulse Alerting Signal CID

    Ringing Pulse Alert Signal precedes FSK modulation transmission. Normal rings start after data transmission. The protocol supports the multiple message format. Used in France.

Enabling Caller ID (ADI Service)Top of Page

To enable your application to receive Caller ID information, complete the following steps:

  1. Enable Caller ID functionality by setting ADI.LPS.cidsupport = 1.

    
    Note: If caller ID is enabled, regardless of the setting of the ADI.LPS.numrings parameter, the ADIEVN_INCOMING_CALL event is not generated until the caller ID information is received.
  2. Invoke the adiGetCallstatus function to retrieve the Caller ID information.

    
    Note: Do not change the ADI.LPS.CIDtype parameter. This parameter is set as follows for different countries: 
    
    Setting

    Protocol

    Description

    0

    BellCore CID

    Data transmission occurs during the first long silent period between two ring patterns. Both multiple and single message formats are supported by the protocol.

    1

    NTT Japan CID

    Line reversal followed by CAR Alerting Signal precedes FSK modulation transmission. Normal rings start after data transmission. The protocol supports the multiple message format.

    2

    ETSI Ringing Pulse Alerting Signal CID

    Ringing Pulse Alert Signal precedes FSK modulation transmission. Normal rings start after data transmission. The protocol supports the multiple message format. Used in France.



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