Cisco Cisco IPICS Release 2.1 Références techniques

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If you have a common tone control 
sequence that is used by multiple radio 
descriptors, you can add it to a tone 
descriptor and reference it from 
multiple radio descriptors. This tone 
control sequence does not display as a 
signal that is available to channels.
You can add a signal in a radio 
descriptor, but the signal displays as a 
control in the Cisco IPICS; however, 
Cisco does not recommend this 
practice. A signal that is defined in the 
radio descriptor is available to the radio 
independently of the channel to which it 
is currently tuned. 
Valid .xml Entries
 shows valid radio signaling .xml 
entries. Even though this example shows 
more than six consecutive RFC 2833 tone 
sequences, it is still valid because the tones 
are separated by a pause entry of at least 1 
ms (frequency = 0 tone)
Example 1
<Signal shortName="TV" 
longName="Start TV" 
description="Start the Television">
    <Action type="pressed">
        <Command>
            <Rfc2833Tone db="0" 
duration="40" frequency="100" /> 
            <Rfc2833Tone db="0" 
duration="40" frequency="200" /> 
.
.
.
duration="40" frequency="600" /> 
            <Rfc2833Tone db="0" 
duration="1" frequency="0" /> 
            <Rfc2833Tone db="0" 
duration="40" frequency="700" /> 
            <Rfc2833Tone db="0" 
duration="40" frequency="800" /> 
        </Command>
    </Action>
</Signal>
Invalid .xml Entries
The following .xml entry examples include 
invalid entries:
—Shows more than six 
RFC 2833 tone entries as part of a 
radio signaling tone sequence and does 
not include any pause entries.
—Shows DTMF events as 
part of a radio control tone sequence. 
—Shows more than six 
consecutive RFC 2833 radio control 
tone sequences.
Example 2
<Signal shortName="TV" 
longName="Start TV" 
description="Start the Television">
    <Action type="pressed">
        <Command>
            <Rfc2833Tone db="0" 
duration="40" frequency="100" /> 
            <Rfc2833Tone db="0" 
duration="40" frequency="200" /> 
            <Rfc2833Tone db="0" 
duration="40" frequency="300" /> 
            <Rfc2833Tone db="0" 
duration="40" frequency="400" /> 
            <Rfc2833Tone db="0" 
duration="40" frequency="500" /> 
            <Rfc2833Tone db="0" 
duration="40" frequency="600" /> 
            <Rfc2833Tone db="0" 
duration="40" frequency="700" /> 
        </Command>
    </Action>
</Signal>
Example 3
<ChannelSelector label="F2">
    <Action type="tune">
        <CommandRef href="hlgt" /> 
        <Command>
            <Rfc2833Tone db="-10" 
duration="40" frequency="1850" /> 
            <Rfc2833Event db="-30" 
duration="200" event="5" />
        </Command>
    </Action>
    <Action type="begintransmit">
        <CommandRef href="hlgt" /> 
        <Command>
           <Rfc2833Tone db="-10" 
duration="40" frequency="1850" /> 
           <Rfc2833Event db="-30" 
duration="200" event="5" />
        </Command>
        <CommandRef href="llgt" /> 
    </Action>
</ChannelSelector>
Example 4
<State shortName="On">
    <Action type="pressed">
        <Command>
            <Rfc2833Tone db="-10" 
duration="200" frequency="1105" />
.
.
.
<Rfc2833Tone db="-10" 
duration="200" frequency="1605" /> 
            <Rfc2833Tone db="-10" 
duration="200" 
frequency="1705" 
/> 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
        </Command>
    </Action>
</State>