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Dialogic 6.2 User Manual

Dialogic 6.2 User Manual (441 pages)

Dialogic Fax Machine User Manual

Brand: Dialogic | Category: Fax Machine | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
6
Chapter 1 - about this Publication

16
- Introduction
  16
- Related Documents
  17
- Operating System Support
  17
- Manual Conventions
  17
- Updated Terminology
  19
- Getting Technical Support
  21
- Bfv API
  22
- This Chapter Describes the Dialogic® Brooktrout® Bfv API and Its
  22
- Bfv API and Associated Libraries
  23
- The Bfv API Functions
  26
- Administration, Management, and Configuration
  27
- Administration and Initialization Functions and Macros
  27
- Channel Numbering
  30
- Firmware Functions and Macros
  31
- Configuration Functions
  31
- Module Status and Monitoring Functions
  33
- Debugging, Error Handling, and Return Values
  33
- Miscellaneous Functions and Macros
  35
- Call Control
  36
- Bfv Call Control
  36
- BSMI-Level Call Control
  36
- Media Processing
  38
- Signal Generation and Tone Detection
  38
- Voice Record and Play
  39
- Fax Functions
  40
- File Format Manipulation Functions
  42
- The Infopkt Stream
  47
- Fax Infopkt Parameters
  52
Chapter 3 - Developing Applications Using the Bfv API

56
Chapter 4 - Debugging

91
- This Chapter Describes How to Use the Debugging Tools
  91
- Bfv API Debug Mode
  92
- Bfvdatafsk
  92
- Bfvlinedumpstructure
  93
- Dump History
  93
- Invoking Dump History
  94
- Interpreting the Output
  96
- Status Header Line
  97
- Event Logging Lines
  97
- Event Logging Line Format
  97
- Timing Information
  98
- Event Descriptions
  98
- Parsed Command Information
  98
- Utility Programs for Debugging
  100
- Btver
  100
- Connlist
  100
- Feature -Q
  100
- Modinfo
  100
- Shoparam
  100
- BSMI Debugging
  101
- BSMI Message Tracing
  101
- Running a Layer 2 Trace
  101
- Understanding Trace Hexadecimal Strings
  104
- VTTY Tracing Feature
  110
- VTTY Console Commands
  111
- VTTY Tracer GUI
  112
- Setting Output Options
  112
- Connecting to a Module
  113
- Call Tracer
  118
- Command Syntax
  119
- Arguments
  119
- Configuration File Format
  120
Chapter 5 - Sample Applications and Utilities

127
- Boardmon
  127
- Btver
  129
- Connlist
  130
- Csend
  131
- Deact
  132
- Debug_Control
  134
- Decode
  135
- Dfax
  136
- Divert
  136
- Dlfax
  137
- Dstrip
  138
- Eccllvoice
  139
- Fax
  140
- Faxhl
  141
- Faxll
  142
- Faxml
  144
- Faxp
  145
- Faxpml
  145
- Feature
  146
- Firm
  148
- Firmload
  149
- Font
  150
- Ipstrip
  151
- Ivr
  152
- Mkdcx
  152
- Mkinfopk
  153
- Mkprompt
  155
- Mktiff
  155
- Modinfo
  156
- Playp
  157
- Rtp
  157
- Shoparam
  158
- Telreset
  158
- Telsave
  159
- Tfax
  160
- Tiffdump
  160
- Tones
  161
- Transfer
  161
- Transferll
  163
- Trombone
  165
- Tstrip
  166
- Voice
  167
- Voiceraw
  169
- Wave
  170
- Compiling Sample Applications Using Microsoft® Developer Studio Project Files
  172
- Using Brooktrout Files
  173
- Compiling Sample Applications Using Makefiles
  174
- Combining the Sample Applications
  175
- Compatibility for Compiling
  175
- This Chapter Describes Transferring Calls Using the Bfv API-Level and
  176
Chapter 6 - Transferring Calls

176
- BSMI-Level Call Control Functionality
  176
- Making Call Transfers Using Bfv
  177
- Making Hookflash Transfers
  180
- Using Bfv Applications
  180
- Using BSMI Applications
  181
- Making Two B-Channel Transfers
  182
- Making Call Transfers Using QSIG
  184
- Isdn Qsig
  184
- Supplementary Services Support
  184
- Making Call Transfers Using Active Redirection (Japan)
  187
- Making Explicit Call Transfers (ECT) with E1 ISDN and BRI
  188
- Making Two-Channel Call Transfers (Tromboning)
  190
- Setting up the Two-Channel Call Transfer
  191
- Connecting Resources
  191
- Actions During a Two-Channel Call Transfer
  194
- Performing Echo Cancellation
  194
- Playing Back Voice Recordings
  197
- Terminating the Two-Channel Call Transfer
  199
- Disconnecting Resources
  200
- Using Bfv Applications
  202
- Transferring Calls Using Release Link Trunk Transfer
  202
- Using BSMI Applications
  203
- Call Control Sequence Diagrams
  204
- Non-RLT Call Transfer
  204
- RLT Call Transfer
  205
- Sample Application
  207
- Placing Calls on Hold Using BSMI
  210
- Managing Calls Using IP Telephony
  215
- Adding IP Call Control Using the Bfv API
  216
- Outgoing IP Calls
  217
- Incoming IP Calls
  218
- Understanding SIP Functionality
  219
- Verifying Dialed Strings
  219
- Using a SIP Proxy Server
  219
- Sample INVITE Request
  222
- Call Progress Values
  225
- Understanding H.323 Functionality
  226
- Using H.323 Address Forms
  227
- Failover Based on Telephony Cause Codes
  230
- Common Failures
  230
- Overview
  230
- Failover Scenarios
  232
- Known Failures from Various Gateways
  233
- H.323 and SIP
  233
- SIP to Q.931 Conversion
  236
- Processing Media Using the T.38 Protocol
  238
- Sending and Receiving Faxes
  241
- Configuring T.38, RTP and IP Call Control Activities
  242
- Troubleshooting
  243
- Understanding the SIP Protocol
  244
- Introduction to the SIP Protocol
  244
- Overview of SIP Functionality
  245
- Overview of Operation
  247
- Using Third Party IP Stacks
  256
- Integrating Bfv IP Fax
  257
- Components
  258
- SR140 Software-Based Integration - Linux
  259
- Disable ECC Component
  259
- Configuration
  259
- TR1034 Board-Based Integration - Linux
  260
- Call Negotiation
  261
- Inbound Call
  261
- Outbound Call
  263
Chapter 8 – Robbed Bit Signaling

264
- General Information
  264
- Timer Definitions
  268
- Timing Diagrams
  275
- Wink Start & Delay Dial Signaling
  276
- Incoming Call Processing
  277
- Outgoing Call Processing
  279
- Call Teardown Processing
  279
- Incoming Call Processing
  281
- Wink Start with Feature Group B & D
  281
- Outgoing Call Processing
  283
- Call Teardown Processing
  283
- Incoming Call Processing (Immediate Start)
  285
- Immediate Start/Fixed Pause Signaling
  285
- Call Teardown Processing
  287
- Outgoing Call Processing (Fixed Pause Mode)
  287
- Ground Start Signaling
  289
- FXO Ground Start
  289
- Incoming Call Processing
  289
- Outgoing Call Processing
  292
- Call Teardown Processing
  292
- Incoming Call Processing
  296
- FXS Ground Start
  296
- Outgoing Call Processing
  298
- Call Teardown Processing
  298
- Loop Start Signaling
  302
- FXO Loop Start
  303
- Call Teardown Processing
  304
- Incoming Call Processing
  304
- Outgoing Call Processing
  304
- Incoming Call Processing
  309
- Outgoing Call Processing
  309
- FXS Loop Start
  309
- Call Teardown Processing
  310
- ISDN Call Processing Overview
  318
- Making an ISDN Incoming Call
  318
- Making an ISDN Outgoing Call
  321
- ISDN Call Clearing - Initiated by Module
  323
- ISDN Overlapped Dialing
  323
- ISDN Call Clearing - Initiated by Network
  325
- Translating Q.931 to Simple Message Interface
  327
- Using the Overlap_Rcv Feature of L4L3Menable_Protocol
  328
- What Is Overlap Receive
  328
- BSMI Reference Notes
  329
Chapter 9 – ISDN Call Processing and Management

330
- How Overlap Receive Mode Changes Call Control Events Presentation
  330
- Q.921/Q.931 Timers
  332
- CPE Signaling Model
  337
- Enabling the R2 Protocol
  342
- Protocol Parameter Mechanics
  348
- Forward Channel
  349
- Backward Channel
  350
- R2 Call Control
  355
- Outbound Call Setup
  356
- Inbound Call Setup
  359
- Call Tear down
  361
- Channel Blocking
  363
- Package Options
  366
- Installing Virtual Modules (SR140)
  367
- Installing Modules
  367
- Installation
  367
- Installing the Brooktrout SDK
  368
- Installing Software
  368
- Registry Entries
  373
- Reboot Options
  374
- About the Merge Module Feature
  376
- Installing the Merge Module Feature
  385
- Integrating the Modules
  385
- About Plug and Play Components
  390
- Plug and Play Installation Scenarios
  392
- Structure of the Brooktrout Pnp Folder
  395
- About the INF File
  395
- About the Dialogic® Brooktrout® Plug and Play Co-Installer
  396
- About the Device Property
  398
- Modifying Configuration Files
  400
- User-Defined Configuration File (Btcall.cfg)
  401
- Call Control (Callctrl.cfg) Configuration File
  402
- Including the Brooktrout Configuration Tool
  402
- Downloading Firmware Files
  403
- Removing Software
  404
- Removing the Plug and Play Driver
  405
- For Earlier Versions (Prior to 5.2)
  405
- For Version 5.2
  406
Appendix A – G3 Legacy Utilities

408
- ASCII to Fax Conversion Utility (Asctog3)
  410
- Command Syntax
  410
- Cut and Paste Utilities
  411
- Cut Utility (G3Chop)
  411
- Paste Utility (G3Combin)
  412
- Epson to Fax Conversion Utility (Epstog3)
  413
- Fax Display and Edit Utility: Supershow (Ss)
  415
- G3 Conversion Utility (G3Cvt)
  417
- Print Utility (P)
  419
- Glossary
  426
- Index
  430

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