OPTICOM OPERA - V 3.5 User Manual page 58

C H A P T E R 4 : G E T T I N G
F R A M E W O R K
Note:
Even if DDLC is used, there may be a system imminent offset to
the delays that are measured. This offset is generally compensated
automatically by the system. Since these delays may vary with
different board driver versions, please contact OPTICOM if your
results tend to show such an offset.
OptiCall™ Command line Parameters
To allow for automated execution from scripts, OptiCall™ can also be started
from a DOS window. It understands the following parameters:
/Exec
-Loop
-Termination
-Origin
-Cfg
-Phonenumber
-RefFileOrigin
-RefFileTermination
-DestinationPath
-RootFilename
-DoubleTalk
-Mirror
-NumberOfCalls
-Bulk
-NumRecordings
-DelayBetweenRecordings
-RecordGainOrigin
-RecordGainTermination
-Quiet
-OriginatingLine
T O K N O W T H E O P E R A ™
<file name>
<phone number>
<file name>
<file name>
<drive:\\path | UNC
path>
<root file name>
<offset>
<n>
<k>
<j>
<xxx>
<xxx>
<xxx>
<0|..N>
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This must always be
the first parameter!
Perform a loop call
Terminate the call
Originate the call
Read more parameters
from configuration
file
Phone number to dial
Play file used on
calling side
Play file used on
terminating side
Destination directory
for recorded files
Root file name used
for recorded files
Let both sides of the
call talk
simultaneously. By
default only the
terminating side is
talking.
The call will be
terminated on the
originating interface
plus offset.
Perform n calls
Perform the call on k
consecutive
interfaces
simultaneously.
Perform the data
acquisition j times
during one call.
Wait xxx seconds
between two data
acquisition phases
during one call. Must
be used together with
–NumRecordings.
Amplify the signal
recorded at the
originating side by
xxx dB.
Amplify the signal
recorded at the
terminating side by
xxx dB.
Suppress output to
stdout
Index of the calling