Dialogic 6.2 Manuale Utente

Modifying Configuration Files

November 2009

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User-Defined Configuration File (btcall.cfg)

The user-defined configuration file contains parameters that set 

values such as specific fax formatting. The Brooktrout SDK supplies 

a default configuration file named btcall.cfg. 

If you have a btcall.cfg file created for a previous release of the 

Bfv API, delete the following parameters from the file. These 

parameters have been removed or moved to another configuration 

file as indicated:

Parameters are listed in any order and typed in either uppercase or 

lowercase or both. Only one parameter per line is permitted. 

Parameters must be separated from their values: a decimal integer, 

a hexadecimal integer, or a character string by one or more spaces. 

Commas, colons, and dashes are not valid parameter separators. The 

default value is automatically supplied for each missing parameter; 

and parameters that do not match any of the valid keywords are 

ignored. If a parameter appears more than once, the last occurrence 

is the one that will take effect.

For details about parameters and valid values, see the Bfv API 

Reference Manual, Volume 6, Appendix A, Configuration Files.

This DID digit detection parameter has been modified and moved to the 

callctrl.cfg file.

This DID digit detection parameter has been modified and moved to the 

callctrl.cfg file.

The call control (callctrl.cfg) configuration file replaces the configuration 

file defined by the digital parameter.

The call control (callctrl.cfg) configuration file replaces the configuration 

file defined by the isdn parameter.

The call control configuration file (callctrl.cfg) that replaces the teleph.cfg 

file (see Volume 6 of the Bfv API Reference Manual) does not use this 

parameter. 

This parameter has been renamed num_rings and moved to the callctrl.cfg 

file.

This parameter has been renamed flash_hook_duration and moved to the 

callctrl.cfg file.

The call control (callctrl.cfg) configuration file replaces the configuration 

file defined by the teleph parameter.