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ISDN Protocol Administrator's and Developer's Guide ... - Intervoice

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Defining the DPNSS 1 Subroutines<strong>ISDN</strong>_DPNS_INIT_XFER_REQUESTUse the <strong>ISDN</strong>_DPNS_INIT_XFER_REQUEST subroutine to send twoend-to-end (EEM) messages to the PBX.One message is sent to the inbound line <strong>and</strong> one message is sent to theoutbound line. Both EEM messages contain the SIS identifiers ofreconnected <strong>and</strong> transferred calls.For more information onSupplementaryInformation Stringidentifiers, refer toTable 6-3 on page 6-10.The transferred identifier also contains a parameter of Call Direction.The Call Direction parameter assigns the call so that subsequentsupplementary services have a reference point.The two reference points for the messages are:• O – (originating PBX)• T – (terminating PBX)If a Route Optimization–Request (ROP-R) is received in an EEMmessage, the Omvia Media Server responds with another EEM messagecontaining an ROP-R. The exchange of messages causes the PBXh<strong>and</strong>ling the calls to optimize the paths of the two calls following thetransfer.A sample UserSubroutineCall form that calls<strong>ISDN</strong>_DPNS_INIT_XFER_REQUEST is shown below:60001262, First Edition DPNSS 1 <strong>Protocol</strong> 6-53

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