Table 28. GCIS_SET_EVENTMSK Parameter IDs
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Parameter ID
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Type
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Description
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| GCIS_PARM_ADDMSK |
int |
Enables notification of events specified in the bitmask in addition to previously set events. Valid masks are specified below.
- GCISMSK_STATUS - Receiving GCEV_EXTENSION when a status message is received from the network. Default: Not enabled.
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- GCISMSK_STATUS_ENQUIRY - Receiving GCEV_EXTENSION when a status enquiry message is received from the network. When this event arrives, the application should respond with a status message using gc_SndMsg()/gc_Extension(). The firmware will not auto respond to this message. Default: Not enabled.
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- GCISMSK_TERMINATE - Delay RELEASE COMPLETE message until host application calls the gc_ReleaseCall( ) function. Default: Firmware does not wait for the gc_ReleaseCall() function and sends RELEASE COMPLETE when RELEASE is received.
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- GCISMSK_TMREXPEVENT - Receiving the GCEV_EXTENSION event when some timer expires at the firmware in Layer 3. Timer ID, Call ID and the value of the timer are returned. Default: Not enabled.
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- GCMSK_ALERTING - Receiving the GCEV_EXTENSION event when a ringback tone has been received from the remote central office and the called party's line is now ringing. Default: Not enabled.
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- GCMSK_PROC_SEND - Receiving the GCEV_EXTENSION event when the information is successfully sent. Default: Not enabled.
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- GCMSK_PROCEEDING - Receiving the GCEV_EXTENSION event when the call is sent out and enters the proceeding state. Default: Not enabled.
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- GCMSK_PROGRESS - Receiving the GCEV_EXTENSION event when an incoming progress message is received. Default: Not enabled.
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- GCMSK_SETUP_ACK - Receiving the GCEV_EXTENSION event when an incoming setup ACK message. Default: Not enabled.
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| GCIS_PARM_SETMSK |
int |
Enables notification of events specified in the bitmask and disables notification of previously set events. Valid masks are specified above for GCIS_PARM_ADDMSK. |
| GCIS_PARM_SUBMSK |
int |
Disables notification of events specified in the bitmask. Valid masks are specified above for GCIS_PARM_ADDMSK. |