This application exercises the sm_play_cnd_fsk() function from the ADSI library. See its documentation for further details of the meaning of the parameters.
Go to directory $(TiNG)/test.
You must have downloaded these firmware modules:
Run cndtest with the appropriate options (the program is
gen-LINUX_V6/cndtest or
gen-WINNT_V6/cndtest
depending on which operating system you are using).
Command line options are:
-A
| Omit calling number from message, replacing it with indication that call is anonymous |
-a <sastype>
| the number of tone bursts in the SAS sequence |
-D <digits>
| the digits to send as the calling number |
-h
| use on-hook signalling |
-m <module>
| The Prosody module to use. This is the number of the module on the card. |
-N <name>
| the name to send with the calling number |
-O
| Omit calling number from message, replacing it with indication that call is out-of-area |
-s
| Use SMDF as the message format (rather than MDMF) |
-T <MM-DD-hh:mm>
| The date and time to include in the message |
-t <timeslot>
| timeslot to use (see
Test program
timeslots). If you specify more than one channel,
they use consecutive timeslots starting at this one.
For example, the options "-n 3 -t48:20"
play to timeslots 48:20, 48:21,
and 48:22.
|
-x <cardspec>
| The address and key of the Prosody card to use. |
For example,
gen-WINNT_V6/cndtest -x x:1.2.3.4/mykey -t 64:0 -D 0123456789 -T 03-04-10:59
would send a CND sequence specifying a calling number of '0123456789'
and a time of March 4th, 10:59am.
to timeslot 48:0.
The source code for this program is provided (cndtest.c).
This is one of the Prosody test programs .