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LINECALLSTATE (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)

1/6/2010

These bit-flag constants describe the call states a call can be in.

The following table shows the LINECALLSTATE constants.

Value Description

LINECALLSTATE_ACCEPTED = 0x00000004

The call was in the offering state and has been accepted. This indicates to other, monitoring, applications that the current owner application has claimed responsibility for answering the call. In ISDN, the accepted state is entered when the called-party equipment sends a message to the switch indicating that it is willing to present the call to the called person. This has the side effect of alerting (ringing) the users at both ends of the call. An incoming call can always be immediately answered without first being separately accepted.

LINECALLSTATE_BUSY = 0x00000040

The call is receiving a busy tone. A busy tone indicates that the call cannot be completed. This occurs if either a circuit (trunk) or the remote party's station are in use.

LINECALLSTATE_CONFERENCED = 0x00000800

The call is a member of a conference call and is logically in the connected state.

LINECALLSTATE_CONNECTED = 0x00000100

The call has been established and the connection is made. Information is able to flow over the call between the originating address and the destination address.

LINECALLSTATE_DIALING = 0x0000010

The originator is dialing digits on the call. The dialed digits are collected by the switch. Note that neither lineGenerateDigits nor TSPI_lineGenerateDigits will place the line into the dialing state.

LINECALLSTATE_DIALTONE = 0x00000008

The call is receiving a dial tone from the switch. This means that the switch is ready to receive a dialed number.

LINECALLSTATE_DISCONNECTED = 0x00004000

The remote party has disconnected from the call.

LINECALLSTATE_IDLE = 0x00000001

The call exists but has not been connected. No activity exists on the call. This means that no call is currently active. A call can never transition out of the idle state.

LINECALLSTATE_OFFERING = 0x000000002

The call is being offered to the station, signaling the arrival of a new call. The offering state is not the same as causing a phone or computer to ring. In some environments, a call in the offering state does not ring the user until the switch instructs the line to ring. For example this state is in use when an incoming call appears on several station sets but only the primary address rings. The instruction to ring does not affect any call states.

LINECALLSTATE_ONHOLD = 0x00000400

The call is on hold by the switch. This frees the physical line. This allows another call to use the line.

LINECALLSTATE_ONHOLDPENDCONF = 0x00001000

The call is currently on hold while it is being added to a conference.

LINECALLSTATE_ONHOLDPENDTRANSFER = 0x00002000

The call is currently on hold awaiting transfer to another number.

LINECALLSTATE_PROCEEDING = 0x00000200

Dialing has completed and the call is proceeding through the switch or telephone network. This occurs after dialing is complete and before the call reaches the dialed party, as indicated by ringback, busy, or answer.

LINECALLSTATE_RINGBACK = 0x00000020

The station to be called has been reached, and the destination's switch is generating a ring tone back to the originator. A ringback means that the destination address is being alerted to the call.

LINECALLSTATE_SPECIALINFO = 0x00000080

The call is receiving a special information signal that precedes a prerecorded announcement indicating why a call cannot be completed.

LINECALLSTATE_UNKNOWN = 0x00008000

The call exists, but its state is currently unknown. This may be the result of poor call progress detection by the service provider. A call state message with the call state set to unknown may also be generated to inform the TAPI DLL about a new call at a time when the actual call state of the call is not exactly known

Remarks

The high-order 8 bits can define a device-specific substate of any of the predefined states, provided that one of the LINECALLSTATE_ bits defined above is also set. The low-order 24 bits are reserved for predefined states.

The LINECALLSTATE constants are used as parameters by the LINE_CALLSTATE message sent to the application. The message carries the new call state that the call transitioned to. These constants are also used as members in the LINECALLSTATUS structure returned by the lineGetCallStatus function.

Requirements

Header tapi.h
Windows Embedded CE Windows CE 3.0 and later

See Also

Reference

TAPI Constants
lineGenerateDigits
lineGetCallStatus
TSPI_lineGenerateDigits
LINECALLSTATUS
LINE_CALLSTATE (TAPI)