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|colspan="5"|AlphaNet: Set up audio path between a source node and a destination node (possibly via transit nodes). <br\>Audio path is needed for a number of exchange features.  To speed up things, the feature setup message is included as “payload” of this message.   
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|colspan="5"|[[AlphaNet]]: Set up audio path between a source node and a destination node (possibly via transit nodes). <br />Audio path is needed for a number of exchange features.  To speed up things, the feature setup message is included as “payload” of this message.   
 
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|align=center|1||[[UINT1]]||colspan="3"|Channel number. <br\>0 = request for channel.
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|align=center|1||[[UINT1]]||colspan="3"|Channel number. <br />0 = request for channel.
 
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|align=center|2||[[UINT1]]||colspan="3"|Priority<br />0x00 ... 0x0F
 
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|align=center|3||[[UINT1]]||colspan="3"|Starting node of audio path.
 
|align=center|3||[[UINT1]]||colspan="3"|Starting node of audio path.
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|align=center|5||[[UINT1]]||colspan="3"|Backward local reference for next node
 
|align=center|5||[[UINT1]]||colspan="3"|Backward local reference for next node
 
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|align=center|6||[[UINT1]]||colspan="3"|Channel type. <br\>1 = Full duplex audio channel <br\>2 = IP full duplex audio channel. (field 7,8,9 added)
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|align=center|6||[[UINT1]]||colspan="3"|Channel type. <br />1 = Full duplex audio channel <br />2 = IP full duplex audio channel. (field 7,8,9 added)
 
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|align=center|7||[[UINT4]]||colspan="3"|Prev node Audio [[RTP]] IP address for next node (AMC 10.00)
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|align=center|7||[[UINT4]]||colspan="3"|Prev node Audio RTP IP address for next node (AMC 10.00)
 
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|align=center|8||[[UINT2]]||colspan="3"|Prev node Audio [[RTP ]] port number for next node (AMC 10.00)
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|align=center|8||[[UINT2]]||colspan="3"|Prev node Audio RTP port number for next node (AMC 10.00)
 
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|align=center|9||[[BITMAP]][1..32]||colspan="3"|Start node AudioCodecs supported. (AMC 10.00)<br\>Bit 1: G711<br\>Bit 2: G722<br\>Bit 3: 32Khz raw [[PCM]] <br\>Bit 4:
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|align=center|9||[[BITMAP]][1..32]||colspan="3"|Start node AudioCodecs supported. (AMC 10.00)<br /> See [[AUDIO CODEC]]
 
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|align=center|10||[[PLAYLOAD]]||colspan="3"|End-to-end message.  See below
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|align=center|10||PAYLOAD||colspan="3"|End-to-end message.  See below
 
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|colspan="3"|[[AUDIO_LINK_OK]] <br\>[[AUDIO_LINK_NOT_AVAILABLE]]
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|colspan="3"|[[AUDIO_LINK_OK]] <br />[[AUDIO_LINK_NOT_AVAILABLE]]
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|colspan="5"|&nbsp;<br />'''PAYLOAD MESSAGE attached to AUDIO PATH SETUP and related messages:'''<br />&nbsp;
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|align=center|1||[[UINT1]]||colspan="3"|Protocol version:<br />0 = [[AlphaCom]] basic functions
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|align=center|2||[[UINT1]]||colspan="3"|Remote function:<br />1 = Remote proxy station, digits will be dialed later. <br />3 = Ordinary call identified by B­number parameter. <br />5 = Call to waiting station identified by B­number parameter, used for answer calls. <br />Support for remote functions 3 and 5 is acknowledged in [[AUDIO_PATH_OK]] with B­protocol version set to 1 or higher.
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|align=center|3||[[UINT1]]||colspan="3"|Exchange type:<br />1 = AC <br />2 = TL (When TL: Duplex is in start exchange)
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|align=center|4||[[UINT1]]||colspan="3"|Station type:<br />0 = Master <br />1 = Sub <br />2 = PNCI <br />3 = CRM3/4 <br />4 = Interguard <br />5 = DualDisplay <br />6 = Custom <br />7 = SIP
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|align=center|5||[[UINT1]]||colspan="3"|Display type <br />0 = No display <br />1 = TL type <br />2 = CRM3/4
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|align=center|6||[[UINT1]]||colspan="3"|[[Class of service]]
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|align=center|7||[[UINT1]]||colspan="3"|Group call access level
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|align=center|8||[[UINT1]]||colspan="3"|Call priority
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|align=center|9||[[BITMAP]][1..16]||colspan="3"|Flags describing station and its configuration:<br />bit 1: Handset_off<br />bit 2: M­key<br />bit 3: Open/private <br />bit 4: Voice help wanted<br />bit 5: Allowed to page absent user<br />bit 6: Name extension available (AMC 08.02)<br />bit 7: Door opening available<br />bit 8: Station duplex control (AMC 08.02)<br />bit 9: Station Recording outgoing flag (AMC 10.60)<br />bit  10-15 not used. bit 1 and 2 always 0 in AMC 06.00
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|align=center|10||[[NET_OBJ_REF]]<br />{[[ECL_STATION]]}||colspan="3"|A­-station technical reference:  node and physical number<br />&nbsp;
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|align=center|11||[[NET_OBJ_REF]]<br />{[[ECL_USER]]}||colspan="3"|A­-station human reference:  node and directory number.
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|align=center|12||[[TEXT16]]||colspan="3"|A­subscriber text (name) for display.
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|align=center|13||[[UINT1]]||colspan="3"|User Defined Properties ([[UDP_group|UDP]]) of A­station.<br />Feature 1 = value 1, feature 8 = value 127, combinations allowed <br> AMC 07.10
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|align=center|14||[[NET_OBJ_REF]]||colspan="3"|B number to be dialed in B­exchange.<br />Only valid with remote functions 3 and 5<br />If not used, this parameter should set to [[Network Object Reference|INVALID_NRF]] = 0x0F, or left out.  <br> AMC 07.10
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|align=center|15||[[UINT2]]||colspan="3"|If call was set up by [[CALL SETUP]] message: Call mode options as specified in a CALL_SETUP message. Optional, rest is omitted if zero  <br> AMC ??
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|align=center|16||[[UINT1]]||colspan="3"|If call was set up by [[CALL SETUP]] message: [[Node]] of originator of CALL_SETUP.  <br> AMC ??
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|align=center|17||[[UINT1]]||colspan="3"|If call was set up by [[CALL SETUP]] message: [[Device]] of originator of CALL_SETUP.  <br> AMC ??
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|align=center|18||[[UINT2]]||colspan="3"|If call was set up by [[CALL SETUP]] message: [[Message reference]] specified in CALL_SETUP.  <br> AMC ??
 
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Latest revision as of 15:07, 6 July 2022

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AUDIO_PATH_SETUP 0x8001 32769 AMC 06.00
AlphaNet: Set up audio path between a source node and a destination node (possibly via transit nodes).
Audio path is needed for a number of exchange features. To speed up things, the feature setup message is included as “payload” of this message.
1 UINT1 Channel number.
0 = request for channel.
2 UINT1 Priority
0x00 ... 0x0F
3 UINT1 Starting node of audio path.
4 UINT1 Ending node of audio path.
5 UINT1 Backward local reference for next node
6 UINT1 Channel type.
1 = Full duplex audio channel
2 = IP full duplex audio channel. (field 7,8,9 added)
7 UINT4 Prev node Audio RTP IP address for next node (AMC 10.00)
8 UINT2 Prev node Audio RTP port number for next node (AMC 10.00)
9 BITMAP[1..32] Start node AudioCodecs supported. (AMC 10.00)
See AUDIO CODEC
10 PAYLOAD End-to-end message. See below
Response: AUDIO_LINK_OK
AUDIO_LINK_NOT_AVAILABLE
 
PAYLOAD MESSAGE attached to AUDIO PATH SETUP and related messages:
 
1 UINT1 Protocol version:
0 = AlphaCom basic functions
2 UINT1 Remote function:
1 = Remote proxy station, digits will be dialed later.
3 = Ordinary call identified by B­number parameter.
5 = Call to waiting station identified by B­number parameter, used for answer calls.
Support for remote functions 3 and 5 is acknowledged in AUDIO_PATH_OK with B­protocol version set to 1 or higher.
3 UINT1 Exchange type:
1 = AC
2 = TL (When TL: Duplex is in start exchange)
4 UINT1 Station type:
0 = Master
1 = Sub
2 = PNCI
3 = CRM3/4
4 = Interguard
5 = DualDisplay
6 = Custom
7 = SIP
5 UINT1 Display type
0 = No display
1 = TL type
2 = CRM3/4
6 UINT1 Class of service
7 UINT1 Group call access level
8 UINT1 Call priority
9 BITMAP[1..16] Flags describing station and its configuration:
bit 1: Handset_off
bit 2: M­key
bit 3: Open/private
bit 4: Voice help wanted
bit 5: Allowed to page absent user
bit 6: Name extension available (AMC 08.02)
bit 7: Door opening available
bit 8: Station duplex control (AMC 08.02)
bit 9: Station Recording outgoing flag (AMC 10.60)
bit 10-15 not used. bit 1 and 2 always 0 in AMC 06.00
10 NET_OBJ_REF
{ECL_STATION}		 A­-station technical reference: node and physical number
 
11 NET_OBJ_REF
{ECL_USER}		 A­-station human reference: node and directory number.
12 TEXT16 A­subscriber text (name) for display.
13 UINT1 User Defined Properties (UDP) of A­station.
Feature 1 = value 1, feature 8 = value 127, combinations allowed
AMC 07.10
14 NET_OBJ_REF B number to be dialed in B­exchange.
Only valid with remote functions 3 and 5
If not used, this parameter should set to INVALID_NRF = 0x0F, or left out.
AMC 07.10
15 UINT2 If call was set up by CALL SETUP message: Call mode options as specified in a CALL_SETUP message. Optional, rest is omitted if zero
AMC ??
16 UINT1 If call was set up by CALL SETUP message: Node of originator of CALL_SETUP.
AMC ??
17 UINT1 If call was set up by CALL SETUP message: Device of originator of CALL_SETUP.
AMC ??
18 UINT2 If call was set up by CALL SETUP message: Message reference specified in CALL_SETUP.
AMC ??


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