Polycom EX Guía Del Software
API Guide for ViewStation EX, ViewStation FX, and VS4000
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abk
Description
This command displays local Address Book entries. For information about
Global Address Book entries, see
Global Address Book entries, see
Syntax
abk batch|all|letter|range>
abk batch <{0..59}>
abk batch search <“s1”> <“n1”>
abk batch define <“n1”> <“n2”>
abk all
abk letter <“character”>
abk range <“n1”> <“n2”>
abk batch search <“s1”> <“n1”>
abk batch define <“n1”> <“n2”>
abk all
abk letter <“character”>
abk range <“n1”> <“n2”>
Parameter
Definition
batch
Returns a batch of 10 entries.
Requires a batch number, which must be an integer in
the range {0..59}.
the range {0..59}.
{0..59}
The number of batches to be displayed, each batch
consisting of 10 entries. The maximum number of
batches that can be displayed is 59.
consisting of 10 entries. The maximum number of
batches that can be displayed is 59.
Example: abk batch 1 returns entries 10-19.
search
Returns entries starting with the search string “s1” and
continuing with the next “n1” entries.
continuing with the next “n1” entries.
Example: abk batch search p 5 displays the first entry
beginning with p and the next 4 entries.
beginning with p and the next 4 entries.
define
Returns entries starting with entry in the “n1” position
and continuing with the next “n2” entries.
and continuing with the next “n2” entries.
Example: abk batch define 10 5 starts at the 10th entry
and returns the next 4 entries.
and returns the next 4 entries.
“s1”
An alphanumeric character or string that returned
entries are to begin with.
entries are to begin with.
“n1”
The ordinal position of an entry in the local Address
Book, with the entries being listed in alphabetical order.
Book, with the entries being listed in alphabetical order.
“n2”
The ordinal position of a second entry in the local
Address Book.
Address Book.
all
Returns all the entries in the local Address Book.