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|width="150pt"|'''Event Owner''':
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|width="300pt"| Station initiating the recording feature. (A-station, initiator of group call etc.). For conference, station "1" is always the owner. "Related To" is the conference directory number, "8201".
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|colspan="3"|'''$REC L101 <br> '''$REC L101 U0''' <br> $REC L8201 || colspan="2"|Start recording of conversation currently active on station L101 <br\> Stop ongoing recording active on station L101. <br> Start recording of conference 8201.
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|'''Event type''': || 40 - Recording Info
 
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|colspan="5"|REC, Start or stop recording of active audio feature at a station.
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|'''Subevent''': || Information type, see list below
 
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|align=center|1||[[NET_OBJ_REF]] ||colspan="3"| Local station (in conversation) or feature (group call++) where the recording will start.
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|'''When change to ON''': || When state is reported.
 
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|'''When change to OFF''': || Only for sub event 0 when recording ends.
 
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|align=center|2||[[UINT1]] <br> (Optional)||colspan="3"| 1 = Start recording, 0 = Stop recording. 1 = default.  
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|'''When related to''': || Participant of the recording session. (B station, group call etc.)
 
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==Additional information==
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* Sub-event 0:  ON = Recording "process" starts. OFF = Recording "process" stop. (This does not mean that the actual recording is taking place. For "recording on demand" the ON event will trigger when conversation starts, sub event 1 or 2 will trigger when or if $REC start the recording.)
The stations and features available to the $REC command must be configured for recording and have required licenses.
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* Sub-event 1:  ON = The Recorder "1" reply "OK" to recording audio session. (This means the "physical" recording starts)
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* Sub-event 2: ON = The Recorder "2" reply "OK" to recording audio session. (This means the "physical" recording starts)
The $REC command will only have functionality if the system flag for "Recording on demand" is enabled.
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* Sub-event 10: ON = No response from any of the recorders, this means the recording is failing at start up.
  .ex_profile.flags.REC_on_demand = 1
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* Sub-event 11: ON = Recorder terminated the recording session before the "audio" recording session was ended at AlphaCom side.
When "REC_on_demand = 1" no recording will be activated in the system. All recording must be started with the $REC command. <br>
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Available from alphasys 11.3.3.1.
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==Application==
  
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[[Category:Event Handler]]
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[[Category:Event types]]

Revision as of 08:59, 30 April 2013

Event description

Event Owner: Station initiating the recording feature. (A-station, initiator of group call etc.). For conference, station "1" is always the owner. "Related To" is the conference directory number, "8201".
Event type: 40 - Recording Info
Subevent: Information type, see list below
When change to ON: When state is reported.
When change to OFF: Only for sub event 0 when recording ends.
When related to: Participant of the recording session. (B station, group call etc.)

Additional information

  • Sub-event 0: ON = Recording "process" starts. OFF = Recording "process" stop. (This does not mean that the actual recording is taking place. For "recording on demand" the ON event will trigger when conversation starts, sub event 1 or 2 will trigger when or if $REC start the recording.)
  • Sub-event 1: ON = The Recorder "1" reply "OK" to recording audio session. (This means the "physical" recording starts)
  • Sub-event 2: ON = The Recorder "2" reply "OK" to recording audio session. (This means the "physical" recording starts)
  • Sub-event 10: ON = No response from any of the recorders, this means the recording is failing at start up.
  • Sub-event 11: ON = Recorder terminated the recording session before the "audio" recording session was ended at AlphaCom side.

Available from alphasys 11.3.3.1.

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