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|[[ST_BUSY_BC ]] | |[[ST_BUSY_BC ]] || align=center | 0x0036 || Broadcast message: Intercom station is busy | ||
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|[[ST_FREE_BC ]] | |[[ST_FREE_BC ]] || align=center | 0x0037 || Broadcast message: Intercom station is free | ||
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|[[CALL_STATUS_BC ]] | |[[CALL_STATUS_BC ]] || align=center |0x0040 ||Broadcast message telling the status of a call | ||
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|[[CONN_STATUS_BC ]] | |[[CONN_STATUS_BC ]] || align=center |0x0041 || Broadcast message telling that a connection is established | ||
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|[[DISCON_STATUS_BC ]] | |[[DISCON_STATUS_BC ]] || align=center |0x0042 || Broadcast message telling that a connection is disconnected | ||
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|[[EXT_FEATURE_BC ]] | |[[EXT_FEATURE_BC ]] || align=center |0x0043 || Broadcast message when a directory number (feature 50) is dialed on a station | ||
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|[[Q_ELEM_ADDED ]] | |[[Q_ELEM_ADDED ]] || align=center | 0x004B || Broadcast message. Reports that a mail message has been added to a station’s mail queue | ||
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|[[Q_ELEM_REMOVED ]] | |[[Q_ELEM_REMOVED ]] || align=center | 0x004C || Broadcast message. Reports that a mail message has been removed from a station’s mail queue | ||
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|[[CONF_IS_ROOT ]] | |[[CONF_IS_ROOT ]] || align=center |0x007B || Broadcast message. Sender informs that it is root of conference | ||
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|[[CONF_NOT_ROOT ]] | |[[CONF_NOT_ROOT ]] || align=center |0x007C || Broadcast message. Sender informs that it is no longer root of conference | ||
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Revision as of 20:34, 11 September 2007
This article shows some examples of the ACDP broadcast messages transmitted from the AlphaCom.
| Message | Message no, Hex | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ST_BUSY_BC | 0x0036 | Broadcast message: Intercom station is busy |
| ST_FREE_BC | 0x0037 | Broadcast message: Intercom station is free |
| CALL_STATUS_BC | 0x0040 | Broadcast message telling the status of a call |
| CONN_STATUS_BC | 0x0041 | Broadcast message telling that a connection is established |
| DISCON_STATUS_BC | 0x0042 | Broadcast message telling that a connection is disconnected |
| EXT_FEATURE_BC | 0x0043 | Broadcast message when a directory number (feature 50) is dialed on a station |
| Q_ELEM_ADDED | 0x004B | Broadcast message. Reports that a mail message has been added to a station’s mail queue |
| Q_ELEM_REMOVED | 0x004C | Broadcast message. Reports that a mail message has been removed from a station’s mail queue |
| CONF_IS_ROOT | 0x007B | Broadcast message. Sender informs that it is root of conference |
| CONF_NOT_ROOT | 0x007C | Broadcast message. Sender informs that it is no longer root of conference |
The messages below are broadcast messages transmitted from the AlphaCom on the AlphaCom Data Protocol when a call is initiated by the command: $CALL L8002 L8009
- 014101FF2118410015003632018002=54
- 014101FF2119410016003632018009=5D
- 014101FF211A410017004007D706070B1A2D32018002320180090201=76
- 014101FF211B410018004107D706070B1A2D01043201800232018009=7F
Message explanation
Space is added for better readability.
Message 014101FF2118410015003632018002=54 0141 01FF 21 18 41 0015 0036 32018002 = 54 ---- ---- -- -- -- ---- ---- -------- - -- ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! +- Checksum ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! +--- Checksum next ! ! ! ! ! ! ! +-------- Station in NET_OBJ_REF format: dir no 8002, node 01 ! ! ! ! ! ! +---------------- Message id: 0x0036 = Station is busy ! ! ! ! ! +--------------------- Reference: Value identifying receivers’ reference ! ! ! ! +------------------------- Message class: 65 (0x41) ‘A’ = AlphaCom ! ! ! +---------------------------- Options: The number of bytes is given by <hopcountbyte> ! ! +------------------------------- Hopcount byte ! +----------------------------------- Destination: Node 01, broadcast (0xFF) +---------------------------------------- Source: Node 01, module 65 (0x41)