Table of Contents Index NMS Glossary Previous Page Next Page (Page 3 of 3 in this chapter) Version


WNK

Service

ADI.WNK

Dependent Protocols

WNK0 for AG Quad T, or AG Dual T, 2-way wink start

Parameters
Field Name

Type

Default

Units

Description

busyofftime

WORD

500

ms

The length of the silent interval between generated slow busy tones.

busyontime

WORD

500

ms

The length of each generated slow busy tone.

connstring

String

"!"

string

Dial string for reconnect.

dtmfmask

WORD

0

mask

Mask for behavior of # and * tones.

0x1 = on #, send up incoming call
0x2 = * splits CID info
0x4 = ANI precedes * (def = DNIS)

defaulttone

WORD

2

integer

The default tone to play if the PC does not respond to an incoming call indication (see waitforPCtime):
Value Definition
0 Reorder (fast busy)
1 Ringing
2 Busy

detectmode

WORD

0

integer

Type of incoming address signaling:
Value Definition
0 DTMF and dial pulse
2 MF

maxresourcetime

WORD

10000

ms

The maximum time the TCP will wait for a call control resource to be granted.

maxwinktime

WORD

4900

ms

The maximum duration of a detected wink before a stuck sender condition is detected.

mfflags

WORD

3

mask

Mask that controls behavior when using MF signaling. Set adistart.dial.method =2 so that adiPlaceCall uses MF digits. A value may be formed by ORing any of the following:
Value Definition
1 Begin with KP tone
2 End with ST tone

mfkpstampl

WORD

352

internal

Reserved - do not modify.

mfkpstofftime

WORD

80

ms

Duration of tone off for MF, KP, and ST.

mfkpstontime

WORD

80

ms

Duration of tone on for MF, KP, and ST.

minwinktime

WORD

100

ms

The minimum duration of a detected wink.

noresourcemode

WORD

0

integer

Mask that controls behavior when no resource is granted on inbound calls.
Value Definition
0 No signaling; just send error
1 Generate wink, then send error

numdigits

WORD

3

count

The expected number of digits for incoming calls. If an incoming call is detected with fewer digits than specified in this parameter, ADIEVN_INCOMING_CALL is sent up to the host after the wait-for-digits timer (adi.wnk.waitfordigitstime) has expired. At least one digit must be detected for this to occur.

It is up to the application to parse the digit string and to decide whether or not to accept the call. Calls with a number of digits equal to or greater than the number in adi.wnk.numdigits behave normally.

predialtime

WORD

70

ms

The amount of time to delay the start of outgoing address signaling after end of wink is detected.

prewinktime

WORD

100

ms

The amount of delay after incoming seizure is detected and before the start of the wink.

qualaddroff

WORD

50

ms

Deglitch time for off-hook to on-hook transitions during call set-up.

qualaddron

WORD

50

ms

Deglitch time for on-hook to off-hook transitions.

qualdisconnect

WORD

150

ms

Deglitch time for off-hook to on-hook transitions after address signaling is completed.

qualpermsignal

WORD

60000

ms

Maximum time for the remote end to remain off hook when the trunk is not in the conversation state before a permanent signal condition is detected. Valid range is 1-65535.

releaseguardtime

WORD

1000

ms

Minimum on-hook internal between calls.

reorderofftime

WORD

250

ms

The length of the silent interval between generated reorder tones.

reorderontime

WORD

250

ms

The length of each generated reorder (fast busy) tone.

reserved

WORD

0

ms

Reserved.

ringofftime

WORD

3000

ms

The length of the silent interval between generated ring tones.

ringontime

WORD

1000

ms

The length of each generated ring tone.

wait1stdigittime

WORD

7000

ms

The maximum time to wait for the first incoming digit after the completion of the wink.

waitfordigitstime

WORD

8000

ms

The maximum time to wait for each incoming digit after the first one.

If an incoming call is detected with fewer digits than specified in the adi.wnk.numdigits parameter, ADIEVN_INCOMING_CALL is sent up to the host after this wait-for-digits timer has expired. At least one digit must be detected for this to occur.

waitforPCtime

WORD

10000

ms

The maximum time to wait for the PC to respond to an incoming call indication before playing a default tone (see defaulttone).

winktime

WORD

200

ms

For incoming calls, the duration of the generated wink. Set this to 0 for no wink. Set to 0xFFFF for 350+440 Hz dial tone to be generated.

winkwaittime

WORD

10000

ms

The maximum time to wait for the far end to wink for an outgoing call. Set this to 0 if no wink is expected.

xferstring

String[6]

"!;"

string

Prefix of feature code for transfer operation. The default string "!;" generates a flash hook, then waits for a dialtone.

xfersupport

WORD

1

mask

Flag to select whether PBX transfer is allowed.

Value Definition
0 Transfer commands are disabled
1 Transfer commands are allowed

Configuring Transfer for Wink Start and Loop Start ProtocolsTop of Page

NMS TAPI supports transfer for the loop start and wink start protocols. To enable transfers on a PBX using loop start, set the following parameter:

adi.lps.xfersupport = 1

By default, the TAPI transfer functions are always enabled for wink start. To define what characters are dialed before the phone number when performing a transfer, set one of the following parameters depending on the desired protocol:

adi.lps.xferstring = <desired string>

adi.wnk.xferstring = <desired string>

To define what characters are dialed after the consultation call is disconnected to reconnect the original call, set one of the following parameters depending on the desired protocol:

adi.lps.connstring = <desired string>

adi.wnk.connstring = <desired string>

For information on how to use the NMS Configurator to set parameters, refer to Section 2.4.3, Configuring Telephony Parameters.



Table of Contents Index NMS Glossary Previous Page Next Page (Page 3 of 3 in this chapter) Version


Want to send us feedback on our documentation? Email: Tech_Pubs@nmss.com
Copyright © 2001, Natural MicroSystems, Inc. All rights reserved.