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A brief discussion of ISDN, and how the AG ISDN product provides an interface to ISDN services. Also A list of AG ISDN components
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Chapter 1 - Introduction
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An overview of a typical AG ISDN Messaging API application: typical program flow, initialization steps, sending and receiving ISDN messages, flow control
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Chapter 2 - Messaging API Programming Model
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Details on initializing an AG ISDN Messaging API application: making switch connections, initializing CT Access, accessing D channels
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Chapter 3 - Initializing a Messaging API Application
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A discussion of call control using the AG ISDN Messaging API: receiving and placing calls, call collision, and call clearing
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Chapter 4 - Call Control (ACU Configuration)
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Details on performing various operations at the data link layer, with AG ISDN in LAPD configuration.
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Chapter 5 - Data Link Operations (LAPD Configuration)
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A list and description of major AG ISDN Messaging API data structures
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Chapter 6 - Messaging API Data Structures
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A detailed reference for all function calls in the AG ISDN Messaging API
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Chapter 7 - Alphabetical Function Reference
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A detailed reference for all ACU and LAPD messages you can send and receive using the API
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Chapter 8 - Message Primitives
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Details on compiling and using the demonstration programs included with the AG ISDN software
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Chapter 9 - Demonstration Programs
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A glossary of terms
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Appendix A - Glossary
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A detailed listing of events, reasons, and errors
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Appendix B - Events, Reasons, and Errors
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A detailed listing of parameters
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Appendix C - Parameters
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Explanation of how to send raw Q.931 data in "transparent" IEs, and how to read the raw Q.931 data in incoming messages.
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Appendix D - Sending and Receiving Raw Q.931 Data
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Internal ISDN timer values, by country variant
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Appendix D - Timer Values
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References to more information about ISDN
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Appendix F - Additional Reading
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