CASr1 scripting - Revision history

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−	This page explains how CASr1 script are implemented~~, so the reader~~ can read, modify or create CASR1 scripts to adapt to different variants, or implement new variants.	+	This page explains how CASr1 script are implemented. You can read, modify, or create CASR1 scripts to adapt to different variants, or implement new variants.

	== Summary ==		== Summary ==

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      CASR2 variants:
      <ul>
-       <li>Generic (ITU spec base) </li>
+       [[CAS#Supported_CAS_R2_variants|Supported CASR2 variants]]
-      <li>Brazil </li>
-      <li>Mexico </li>
      </ul>
    </li>

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      <ul>
        [[CAS#Supported_CAS_R1_variants|Supported CASR1 variants]]
      </ul>
    </li>

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      CASR1 variants:
      <ul>
-       [[CAS|Supported_CAS_R1_variants]]
+       [[CAS#Supported_CAS_R1_variants|Supported CASR1 variants]]
        <li>[[CAS_R1_E%26M|E&M ("wink start")]]</li>
        <li>[[CAS_R1_LOOPSTART_USER|Loop start user side]]</li>

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      CASR1 variants:
      <ul>
        <li>[[CAS_R1_E%26M|E&M ("wink start")]]</li>
        <li>[[CAS_R1_LOOPSTART_USER|Loop start user side]]</li>

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	Default: No dial tone		Default: No dial tone
		+
		+	<pre>
		+	TX_DIAL_TONE = "(350,440)" -- This is default US dial tone
		+	</pre>
		+
		+	=== USE_FORCED_RELEASE ===
		+	Defines if "forced release" option must be used to terminate non-answered backward (incoming) calls.
		+
		+	In most CASR1 variants, the CAS bits for a backward (incoming) calls remain "on-hook" until the call is answered (except for short "wink" periods).
		+	Because of that, it's not possible to indicate remote equipment that we want to terminate this incoming call, since bits are already "on hook".
		+
		+	The solution to that is to quickly set the CAS bits to "off-hook" then "on-hook", to indicate to remote side that we want to terminate the call.
		+
		+	This option should be used with care, because it may cause remote equipment to think the call has been answered for about 200ms. This could cause billing or statistics (ASR) calculation problems on the remote equipment if it does not expect that.
		+
		+	Default: 0 (Don't use forced release)

	<pre>		<pre>

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 </ol>
-More than one of the methods above can be used (but at least one must be used).
+More than one of the methods above can be used.
 Once ANI has been considered complete by one of the 3 methods above, then [[#EVENT_ANI_RECEIVED|EVENT_ANI_RECEIVED]] is reported to the script.

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 <pre>
 TONE_VP_GROUP				= 1
 </pre>

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      <ul>
        <li>[[CAS_R1_E%26M|E&M ("wink start")]]</li>
-       <li>Loopstart FXS (user side)</li>
+       <li>[[CAS_R1_LOOPSTART_FXS|Loopstart FXS]] (user side)</li>
-       <li>Loopstart FXO (network side)</li>
+       <li>[[CAS_R1_LOOPSTART_FXO|Loopstart FXO]] (network side)</li>
      </ul>
    </li>