Hardware Setup for the Telephony API Server Test
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8/27/2008
The Telephony API (TAPI) Server Test requires one or two Windows Embedded CE-based devices with TAPI functionality, depending on the testing desired, and a remote access server (RAS). Setup is straightforward, and entails configuring a modem (PCMCIA or Serial) on the device and then configuring a modem on the RAS machine enabled with a user account.
Boot the Windows Embedded CE-based device and attach and configure the modem. Run the TAPIclient Tux suite with the"-l" switch to get the device identifier of the attached modem you wish to use. Then run the TAPIclient suite with the "-d device_identifier" switch, using the device ID found previously.