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In Figure 26, for IP technology, only the gc_SetConfigData( ) function is supported for changing 
the parameter values of a board device. See 

, on page 121.  

This section shows the following examples in which the customer application uses the Global Call 
RTCM API functions to get or set the configuration of various target objects. With the exception of 
the last example, all of these apply to E1, T1 and ISDN technologies only. The examples include: 

Application

GlobalCall

Library

gc_Start ()

gc_CCLibNameToID ()

Load CCLib

Get CCLib ID

Create Target Data for Retrieving

CCLib Parameters

Get or Update Parameters of CCLib

Read Parameters from the Target Data 

Block for the gc_GetConfigData () Function

gc_GetConfigData ()

 

or

 gc_SetConfigData ()

 

gc_util_next_parm ()

 

Open a Time Slot and Load a Protocol

gc_OpenEx ()

gc_QueryConfigData ()

gc_QueryConfigData ()

Find the Protocol ID

Find the Parm Info (Set ID, Parm ID,

Data Type) by CDP Name

Create Target Data for 

Retrieving the Protocol Parameters

Get or Change the Parameter Values of a Protocol

Read Parameters from the Target Data 

Block for the gc_GetConfigData () Function 

Create Target Data for Parameters of a Line Device

Get or Change Parameter Values of a Line Device

Read Parameters from the Target Data

Block for the gc_GetConfigData () Function

gc_util_insert_parm_ref () or

gc_util_insert_parm_val ()

gc_GetConfigData ()

 

or

 gc_SetConfigData ()

gc_util_next_parm ()

 

gc_util_insert_parm_ref () or

gc_util_insert_parm_val ()

 

gc_GetConfigData ()

 

or

 gc_SetConfigData ()

gc_util_next_parm ()

 

gc_util_insert_parm_ref () or

gc_util_insert_parm_val ()