  AddStreamBuffer | Add a to the buffer a stream coming off the internet |
| AddToConf | Adds a participant to an established conference. |
| AllocateStream | Allocate a handle for doing plaing a file from the internet as it is downloading. |
| AppendToWave | Append a Wave file recorded by Dialogic to an existing Wave file of the same type |
| BlindTransfer | Blind Transfer Implementation For Global Call |
| CallTime | Returns the call length in seconds from the time of the Answer until now |
| CheckLicense | Check whether we have a valid demo license. |
| ClearDigitBuffer | Clears out the digit buffer. |
| CloseDCB | Closes the DCB board or channel device you have previously opened with OpenDCB. |
| CloseGCPort | Close a port opened with Global Call. (CTIOpenGCPort). |
| CloseISDNPort | a single channel on a Dialogic board. |
| CloseStation | Closes the MSI board or channel device you have previously opened with CTIOpenStation. |
| CloseT1Port | Closes a single channel on a Dialogic board. |
| CloseVoicePort | Close voice resource device |
| ClrCap | Clear Call Analysis parameters. |
| ConfFlushDtmf | Vendetta specific. Flush Vendetta conference DTMF digits from a user or the entire Vendetta buffer. |
| ConfGetDtmf | Vendetta specific. Gets a single digit from the Vendetta DTMF buffer. You can specify a specific user or get a digit from anyone by passing -1 in dev. |
| ConfMusicOnHold | Vendetta specific. Puts music into the conference from the Vendetta music on hold port in the back of the card. You can also turn off the music with this function |
| ConfMuteChannel | Vendetta specific. Mutes / Un-mutes a person from the conference. |
| ConfSetVolume | Vendetta specific. Sets the speakers transmit or receive volume to a specified level. |
| CustomRead | Reads data from a custom stream |
| CustomSeek | Positions the file pointer to the specified location. (CUSTOM) |
| CustomWrite | Writes data to a stream |
| DChannelTrace | Start a DChannel trace |
| DeallocateStream | Free the allocated stream handle. |
| DelConf | Tears down an established conference. |
| DelExtCon | Tears down an established extended connection. |
| Dial | Dials a phone number on a specified channel. Optionally, call progress can be enabled. Which channel device handle you call here can get a little tricky. For Analog and T-1, you should have already taken the phone off hook and routed to a voice resource. You should pass the voice resource chdev. For ISDN, you should NOT call the SetHook() function but simply call CTIDial(). You should pass the ISDN channel device. If you want this command to simply dial tones, pass the voice chdev even for ISDN. |
| DialE1 | Special E1 version of CTIDial. Dials a phone number on a specified channel. Optionally, call progress can be enabled. Which channel device handle you call here can get a little tricky. For Analog and T-1, you should have already taken the phone off hook and routed to a voice resource. You should pass the voice resource chdev. For ISDN, you should NOT call the SetHook() function but simply call CTIDial(). You should pass the ISDN channel device. If you want this command to simply dial tones, pass the voice chdev even for ISDN. |
| DisableFaxResource | Informs CTI32 to disable a fax port |
| EnableFaxResource | Informs CTI32 to enable a fax port |
| EstConf | Establishes a conference on an MSI Board with up to 4 participants. A conference can be up to 8 participants, but you must use the CTIAddToConf() function to add the other 4. |
| EstExtCon | Adds a third party to an already established routed (bridged) call. The “extended connection” must be made to a MSI station device. The extended device (new person) can be either a MSI station or a DTI, or LSI device. |
| FaxCancel | Cancels a fax running on a different thread. |
| FileClose | Closes a file you have previously opened with CTIFileOpen. |
| FileOpen | Opens a file in a compatible mode with Dialogic driver. |
| FileRead | Reads data from a file into a buffer. |
| FileSeek | Positions the file pointer to the specified location. |
| FileWrite | Writes data to a file from a buffer. |
| FreeFaxResource | Frees a fax resource. |
| GetAnalogCallerId | For Analog lines: Get the Caller's ID (number). Note: You must enable this feature in the OpenVoicePort method using perfectcall=2 or 3. Exception is never thrown. |
| GetBytesPlayed | Returns number of bytes played on the last Play() command. |
| GetCallNumber | Gets a persistant call number |
| GetCapResult | Gets a Cap parameter result. |
| GetComfortCSP | Get the current setting for the Comfort noise for CSP |
| GetDigits | Gets digits from a channel. You can specify how many digits, terminating digits, maximum time etc.. |
| GetEosDelay | Get the current setting for the EndOfSpeech Delay for CSP |
| GetFaxResource | Gets a fax resource |
| GetFaxResult | Get detailed results of a fax operation. |
| GetLastCauseCodes | For PRI lines (or Global Call) – returns the last ISDN or GlobalCall cause values for the last DISCONNECT or ISDN Error event on the channel. This can be helpful in determining the reason for the call failure in the event of a CR_ERROR dialing return code. |
| GetLastCauseValue | For PRI lines – returns the last ISDN cause value for the last DISCONNECT or ISDN Error event on the channel. |
| GetParmInt | Gets the current board or channel parameter. (Dialogic). |
| GetSilence | Overloaded. Waits for X deciseconds of continuous silence before returning or until 30 seconds of non-silence elapses. |
| GetSipStats | Get Data About Current SIP Session |
| GetStationHookState | Get whether the MSI station is onhook or not |
| GetTimeSlot | Returns the Dialogic timeslot for a given device. |
| HalfRoute | This performs an SCbus route or unroute between a CTI controlled device and any given timeslot. Useful in interfacing to non-supported devices. |
| InitializeFax | Initializes the Gammalink fax ports in the system. You should call this function once on program entry. You can initialize the entire range of fax ports all at the same time. For example, if you had a CP-12 / SC board, (contains 12 fax resources) you would pass 1,12 and all the fax ports would be initialized and ready to go. |
| ISDN_AcceptCall | Issues an ISDN AcceptCall - handy for not actually answering the ISDN phone line |
| ISDN_DChan_State | Gets the current state of the D-Channel on an ISDN board |
| ISDN_DNIS_ANI | Get the Dialed number and the Caller's ID (number). If ANI or DNIS is not available returns non-zero. Exception is never thrown. |
| ISDN_DNIS_ANI_EX | Get the Dialed number and the Caller's ID (number + name). If ANI or DNIS is not available returns non-zero. Exception is never thrown. |
| ISDN_Restart | Sests a PRI channel out of service. |
| ISDN_SetChanState | Sets the PRI channel in service or out of service |
| ISDN_Shutdown | Shutdown any ISDN channels. |
| IsFaxPortReady | Is the port ready after a cancel |
| IsHangUp | Check to see if device is hung up |
| IsStreamDone | Check to see if stream is done. |
| LastPlay | Tick when the channel last did something. |
| MonitorConf | Puts the conference on the SCBus so that any device can CTIHalfRoute() or listen only to the conference. |
| MonitorSilence | Returns the number of milliseconds of silence detected on the voice resource over the specified interval of time. |
| OpenDCB | Opens a channel or board on an DCB conference board. |
| OpenGCPort | Open a channel using Global Call. This is primarily used for support for DM/V boards. |
| OpenISDNPort | Opens a single channel on a Dialogic board DTI Interface. When you are using a T1 board, you must open the DTI interface (this function call) AND the voice resource port. For SCbus programming, you must the CTIRoute() them together. The function also can be used to open the board to set board-level parameters. |
| OpenStation | Opens a channel or board on an MSI station adaptor. |
| OpenT1Port | Opens a single channel on a Dialogic board DTI Interface. When you are using a T1 board, you must open the DTI interface (this function call) AND the voice resource port. For SCbus programming, you must the CTIRoute() them together. The function also can be used to open the board to set board-level parameters. |
| OpenVoicePort | Opens a single channel on a Dialogic board. This call can also be used to open up a board level resource so that you can CTISetParm() various Dialogic board level parameters. |
| PbxCallInfo | Gets the called/calling number from a PBX board |
| PbxDisplay | Retrieves the current LCD/LED display data. |
| Play | Overloaded. Plays a prompt or message out the specified channel. The voice message can come from one of 4 sources. 1. Play an entire file from beginning to end. 2. Play specifed prompts from a single indexed voice file (VAP). 3. Play a message from memory. 4. Play prompts from a memory VAP (indexed voice file). 5. Play prompts from a file based VAP file with the index portion of the VAP loaded in memory. In addition to specifying the source of the file, you must specify the voice file format and speed. You must also specify the various ways the play may terminate. |
| PlayAndRecognizeWord | Overloaded. Play a file and recognize a single word using the installed speech recognition engine. You must have a CSP enabled port in order to use this function |
| PlayChars | Overloaded. Play characters one after the other such as a airline confirmation number. |
| PlayDate | Overloaded. This intelligently speaks a date that you pass.. For example, "19940121" would be spoken January twenty-first Nineteen Nighty Four. The VAP file name that you pass in must be in a compatible format. In other words, the voice segments must be in certain prompt #’s. For example, the word ONE would need to be in prompt #1. For information on what phrases need to be where, please see the "SYSTEM VAP FORMAT" appendix. The SYSTEM VAP file can either be on disk or in memory. If you wish for a certain segment of the date be skipped, replace the numbers with XX. For example, XXXX0121 would speak January Twenty-First. The date format must by in YYYYMMDD format. |
| PlayDateSpanish | Overloaded. (Spanish) This intelligently speaks a date that you pass.. For example, "19940121" would be spoken January twenty-first Nineteen Nighty Four. The VAP file name that you pass in must be in a compatible format. In other words, the voice segments must be in certain prompt #’s. For example, the word ONE would need to be in prompt #1. For information on what phrases need to be where, please see the "SYSTEM VAP FORMAT" appendix. The SYSTEM VAP file can either be on disk or in memory. If you wish for a certain segment of the date be skipped, replace the numbers with XX. For example, XXXX0121 would speak January Twenty-First. The date format must by in YYYYMMDD format. |
| PlayError | This plays a generic system error file. It is intended to tell the user that the system is broken and to call a customer service representative to notify them. |
| PlayNumber | Overloaded. This intelligently speaks a string of numbers. For example, “1234” would be spoken One thousand two hundred thirty-four. The VAP file name that you pass in must be in a compatible format. In other words, the voice segments must be in certain prompt #’s. For example, the word ONE would need to be in prompt #1. For information on what phrases need to be where, please see the "SYSTEM VAP FORMAT" appendix. The SYSTEM VAP file can either be on disk or in memory. |
| PlayNumberSpanish | Overloaded. (Spanish) This intelligently speaks a string of numbers. For example, “1234” would be spoken One thousand two hundred thirty-four. The VAP file name that you pass in must be in a compatible format. In other words, the voice segments must be in certain prompt #’s. For example, the word ONE would need to be in prompt #1. For information on what phrases need to be where, please see the "SYSTEM VAP FORMAT" appendix. The SYSTEM VAP file can either be on disk or in memory. |
| PlayOrdinal | Overloaded. Plays 1st, 2nd, 101st (one hundred first) etc. |
| PlayStream | Play a file from over a network. Play as it is downloading. |
| PlayTime | Overloaded. This intelligently speaks a time that you pass.. For example, 23:01 would be spoken Eleven oh-one PM.. The VAP file handle that you pass in must be in a compatible format. In other words, the voice segments must be in certain prompt #’s. For example, the word ONE would need to be in prompt #1. For information on what phrases need to be where, please see the SYSTEM VAP FORMAT appendix. The SYSTEM VAP file can either be on disk or in memory. Expects time format as HH:MM. (With a colon in the middle – exactly 5 characters) |
| PlayTimeSpanish | Overloaded. (Spanish) This intelligently speaks a time that you pass.. For example, 23:01 would be spoken Eleven oh-one PM.. The VAP file handle that you pass in must be in a compatible format. In other words, the voice segments must be in certain prompt #’s. For example, the word ONE would need to be in prompt #1. For information on what phrases need to be where, please see the SYSTEM VAP FORMAT appendix. The SYSTEM VAP file can either be on disk or in memory. Expects time format as HH:MM. (With a colon in the middle – exactly 5 characters) |
| PlayTone | Plays a customized tone out the voice resource. |
| PlayTTS | Overloaded. This is the Text To Speech function. It plays the given string using the Microsoft SAPI engine. The Microsoft speech engine must be installed, or this routine will return a -1. See CTI32 Guide for instructions on how to download and install. |
| PlayTTSAndRecognizeWord | Overloaded. Play a Text-To-Speech string and recognize a single word using the installed speech recognition engine. You must have a CSP enabled port in order to use this function |
| PlayTTSAndRecognizeWordW | Overloaded. Play a Text-To-Speech string and recognize a single word using the installed speech recognition engine. You must have a CSP enabled port in order to use this function |
| PlayTTSW | Overloaded. This is the Text To Speech function. It plays the given string using the Microsoft SAPI engine. The Microsoft speech engine must be installed, or this routine will return a -1. See CTI32 Guide for instructions on how to download and install. |
| ReceiveFax | Receives a fax on a Gammalink CP-X board. Prior to calling this method, you should have routed the fax channel to a telephone resource. |
| Record | Overloaded. Records a prompt or message from the specified channel. The voice recording can go to one of 3 destinations. 1. Record to a specific file.. 2. Record into a specific prompt in an indexed voice file (VAP). 3. Record into memory buffer of a specified size. Recording into a memory (VAP) structure is not supported. In addition to specifying the destination of the file, you must specify the voice file format and speed. You must also specify the various ways the recording may terminate. |
| RecordConversation | Overloaded. Records a prompt or message from the specified channel. The voice recording can go to one of 3 destinations. 1. Record to a specific file.. 2. Record into a specific prompt in an indexed voice file (VAP). 3. Record into memory buffer of a specified size. Recording into a memory (VAP) structure is not supported. In addition to specifying the destination of the file, you must specify the voice file format and speed. You must also specify the various ways the recording may terminate. |
| RemFromConf | Removes a participant from an established conference. |
| RestartBChannel | Try to re-start the B-channel on the specified channel |
| RestartBChannelChdev | Try to re-start the B-channel based on the channel device handle |
| RingStation | Rings an MSI station. |
| Route | This performs an SCbus route or unroute between two SCbus channels. |
| SendEmail | Sends out an e-mail over the internet. |
| SendFax | Sends a fax. Prior to making this call, you should have routed the fax channel to a telephone resource. You should have dialed a phone number before calling this function. |
| SendStatsReport | Send out the nightly stats report |
| SetCallBack | Sets the method to call on a new call. |
| SetCap | Sets a Cap parameter. The cap structure controls the behaivor of Call progress. |
| SetComfortCSP | Set the wait time before the CSP comfort tone starts playing after the barge-in event. Also sets the file to play. /// |
| SetConfAttributes | Prior to one of the conferencing calls, you may want to set a device’s channel attributes describing the party’s properties within the conference. |
| SetDialOption | Sets outbound call options for PRI lines: Options are: T1 - USA, E1 - Europe, Avaya - Custom Avaya switch, SDN - ATT SDN |
| SetDigType | Sets the type of tones to listen to in CTIGetDigits. This is used to set to DTMF or MF tones. |
| SetEndOfData | Set when there are no more buffers to add to the stream |
| SetEosDelay | Set the EndOfSpeech Delay for CSP |
| SetFaxCallBack | Set the method to call on a Fax Page Break |
| SetFaxMode | Sets the fax mode for the resource. Valid Only When FAX_API in CTI32.ini is set To Manual Mode (3) --- 0=V.17, 1=T.38 |
| SetGCOption | Set some options which will control the behavior of the Global Call interface. |
| SetGlobalTone | Sets up a global tone detection template. This is helpful in detecting a fax machine tone. |
| SetHangupCallBack | Sets the method to call on a hangup. |
| SetHook | : Puts a channel on-hook or takes a channel off-hook. |
| SetParmInt | Sets the current board or channel parameter. (Dialogic). |
| SetSpeed | Sets the play speed of the voice file. |
| SetStatistic | Sets the CTI32 Statistic |
| SetStdCspCallBack | Sets or Resets the Delegate For the CSP Callback |
| SetStdUio | Sets the callback for a chdev. For use with UIO streaming. |
| SetVolume | Set the volume on a channel. |
| ShutdownFax | Shuts down the Gammalink fax ports in the system. You should call this function once on program exit. You can shut down the entire range of fax ports all at the same time. For example, if you had a CP-12 / SC board, (contains 12 fax resources) you would pass 1,12 and all the fax ports would be shut down and ready to go. |
| SipHeadersAdd | Adds a Sip header for the next Sip instruction. |
| SipHeadersClear | Clears the pending Sip headers for the next Sip instruction. |
| SipRefer | Execute Blind Sip Transfer |
| SipReinvite | Issue SIP Reinvite |
| SoftPhoneDestroy | Destroy the softphone |
| SoftPhoneInitialize | Initialize the softphone |
| SoftPhoneStart | Start the softphone |
| SoftPhoneStop | Stop The Softphone |
| Start | Starts the CTI System. This must be the first call into the CTI32 Library. |
| StartTrace | Start a D-channel trace |
| StationVolume | Adjusts or resets the volume on a given MSI station channel. |
| Stop | Stop the CTI32 toolkit - Call this on shutdown. |
| StopChannel | Stop a file from playing or recording. |
| StopDial | Stop Dialing in progress. |
| StopTrace | Stop the D-channel trace. |
| TBCT | Two B-Channel transfer. Hooks two PRI channels together at the switch and drops the lines from the IVR. |
| UnmonitorConf | Closes the monitor stream previously started with CTIMonitorConf(). |
| Version | Version of CTI32 |
| WaitEvent | Wait for a specific event |
| WaitForHangup | Wait for a hangup event |
| WaitForOffhook | Wait for an MSI station to go offhook. This may be important to indicate the station wants to make an outbound call. |
| WaitForRing | Waits for a specified number of rings before returning. This works both for analog, T-1 lines, and ISDN. For T-1 or ISDN lines, the NumRings parameter is not used. Note: This function does NOT take the channel OFF HOOK. You must do that by calling CTISetHook. |
| WaitForWink | Wait for a wink event |
| Wink | Send a wink to the carrier |
| ZipAndSendLogs | Zip up and send all log files for this machine. |
| ZiptoneStation | Sends a tone to an operator on the specified MSI station. |
Dispose (inherited from Component)