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About This Manual

This manual documents how to use AG Access and provides detailed descriptions of its capabilities and functions. This developer's manual should be used in conjunction with the AG Access Function Reference Manual.
This manual is targeted to developers of telephony and voice applications who are using AG Access. This document defines telephony terms where applicable, but assumes that the reader is familiar with telephony concepts and switching. It also assumes that the user is familiar with the C programming language.
This manual is organized as follows: For Information About... See... AG Access and basic terminology Chapter 1 - Introduction AG Access features and how it operates Chapter 2 - AG Access Architecture Placing, receiving, transferring, blocking, and releasing calls Chapter 3 - Call Control Analyzing the progression of outbound calls Chapter 4 - Call Progress Analysis Tone detectors, energy detectors, silence detectors, tone generators, low-level call control, and on-board timers Chapter 5 - Detectors, Generators, and Low-level Call Control Voice playing and recording functions Chapter 6 - Voice Record and Playback DTMF collection and detection Chapter 7 - Digit (DTMF) Collection Improving DTMF detection Chapter 8 - Echo Cancellation Sending and receiving Frequency Shift Key data Chapter 9 - Frequency Shift Key Data Programming models, initialization, version control, parameter management, error handling, and the development environment Chapter 10 - Application Development Demonstration programs and utilities Chapter 11 - Demonstration Programs and Utilities Terms used in AG Access Appendix A - Glossary

For Information About...	See...
AG Access and basic terminology	Chapter 1 - Introduction
AG Access features and how it operates	Chapter 2 - AG Access Architecture
Placing, receiving, transferring, blocking, and releasing calls	Chapter 3 - Call Control
Analyzing the progression of outbound calls	Chapter 4 - Call Progress Analysis
Tone detectors, energy detectors, silence detectors, tone generators, low-level call control, and on-board timers	Chapter 5 - Detectors, Generators, and Low-level Call Control
Voice playing and recording functions	Chapter 6 - Voice Record and Playback
DTMF collection and detection	Chapter 7 - Digit (DTMF) Collection
Improving DTMF detection	Chapter 8 - Echo Cancellation
Sending and receiving Frequency Shift Key data	Chapter 9 - Frequency Shift Key Data
Programming models, initialization, version control, parameter management, error handling, and the development environment	Chapter 10 - Application Development
Demonstration programs and utilities	Chapter 11 - Demonstration Programs and Utilities
Terms used in AG Access	Appendix A - Glossary

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