Cisco Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise 9.0(2) Technical References
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Direct the CTI portion of the PG. The CTI portion of the PG can be
directed to allow the CTI Client to override any PIM Call Variable setting.
For example, the following setting allows a CTI Client to set call variable 1
and call variables 5 through 10 while preserving the peripheral-determined
values of call variables 2 through 4.
directed to allow the CTI Client to override any PIM Call Variable setting.
For example, the following setting allows a CTI Client to set call variable 1
and call variables 5 through 10 while preserving the peripheral-determined
values of call variables 2 through 4.
/CTI = ynnnyyyyyy
See also:
For more details on Unified ICM CTI capabilities and interaction with the PG,
see the ICM Software Enterprise CTI Interface Specification.
see the ICM Software Enterprise CTI Interface Specification.
those numbers represent, and the possible values contained in the Route Request
Elements.
Elements.
Table 10: Route Request Peripheral Variable Map
Peripheral
Variable
Variable
Route Request Element
Possible Values
1
CallPriorityLevel
CP_UNUSED, CP_NOT_IN_QUEUE,
CP_LOW, CP_MEDIUM, CP_HIGH,
CP_TOP
CP_LOW, CP_MEDIUM, CP_HIGH,
CP_TOP
2
InterflowType
IT_UNUSED, IT_ALL, IT_THRESHOLD,
IT_VECTOR
IT_VECTOR
3
TimeInQBeforeInterflow
ASCII char string (empty string if unused),
units = Seconds
units = Seconds
4
DNIS
ASCII char string (empty string if unused)
5
User-User Information
See Note 1.
6
CED
Caller Entered Digits (empty string if
unused)
unused)
7
II-digits
II-digits (ASCII form) (empty string if
unused)
unused)
8
Trunk Information
Format (if provided by switch):
TrunkGroup Number, Trunk Number,
Trunk Direction
TrunkGroup Number, Trunk Number,
Trunk Direction
9
Calling Number
If provided by switch (e.g. if on ISDN
trunks or on-switch call)
trunks or on-switch call)
10
VDN
Vector Directory Number
Note 1: The UUI will be limited to ASCII characters (null-terminated ASCII character
string). That is, any non-ASCII UUI data received will not be stored in the Peripheral
Variable. It is anticipated that all UUI data (ASCII and non-ASCII) will be stored in Unified
ICM database. Those details are not presented in this document.
string). That is, any non-ASCII UUI data received will not be stored in the Peripheral
Variable. It is anticipated that all UUI data (ASCII and non-ASCII) will be stored in Unified
ICM database. Those details are not presented in this document.