Call Control (Callctrl.cfg) File Examples - Dialogic Brooktrout Digital Board Installation And Configuration Manual

Call Control (callctrl.cfg) File Examples

March 2013
The call control configuration (callctrl.cfg) file is divided into the
following sections:
Global parameters for call control that select trace options such
as the name and size of the trace file and whether to turn tracing
on or off.
Global module parameters that define connections, specify A-law
or µ-law, and specify autoconnect for the entire module.
Generic clock configuration parameters that specify clock mode
and source and H.100-specific parameters for the entire module.
Port configuration parameters that describes the signaling
protocol of a port and the specific parameters for the port based
on the signaling protocol.
IP call control configuration parameters that describe IP-enabled
boards on the system.
Ethernet interface parameters where you can configure modules
with multiple interfaces.
See Volume 6, Appendix A, in the Dialogic® Brooktrout® Bfv API
Reference Manual for configuration file (callctrl.cfg) examples,
including (but not limited to) the following port-specific
configurations:
Analog ports (loop start (LS) and direct inward dialing DID))
ISDN BRI ports
E1 CAS, E1 R2 CAS, and E1 ISDN ports
T1 ISDN and T1 RBS ports
SIP ports
H.323 ports
T1/E1 QSIG ports
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