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PHONECAPS_LONG enumeration (tapi3if.h)

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The PHONECAPS_LONG enum is used by methods that set or get phone capabilities described by a long value.

Syntax

typedef enum PHONECAPS_LONG {
  PCL_HOOKSWITCHES = 0,
  PCL_HANDSETHOOKSWITCHMODES,
  PCL_HEADSETHOOKSWITCHMODES,
  PCL_SPEAKERPHONEHOOKSWITCHMODES,
  PCL_DISPLAYNUMROWS,
  PCL_DISPLAYNUMCOLUMNS,
  PCL_NUMRINGMODES,
  PCL_NUMBUTTONLAMPS,
  PCL_GENERICPHONE
} ;

Constants

 
PCL_HOOKSWITCHES
Value: 0
Specifies the hookswitch devices available using one or more members of the
PHONE_HOOK_SWITCH_DEVICE enum.
PCL_HANDSETHOOKSWITCHMODES
Specifies the handset hook switch modes.
PCL_HEADSETHOOKSWITCHMODES
Specifies the headset hook switch modes.
PCL_SPEAKERPHONEHOOKSWITCHMODES
Specifies the speakerphone hook switch modes.
PCL_DISPLAYNUMROWS
Specifies the number of rows in a phone display device.
PCL_DISPLAYNUMCOLUMNS
Specifies the number of columns in a phone display device.
PCL_NUMRINGMODES
Specifies the number of ring modes.




If a USB phone returns zero for this value, the phone typically does not have a ringer device. The ringing sound plays on the default audio device for the system; for example, on sound card speakers.
PCL_NUMBUTTONLAMPS
Specifies the number of button lamps.
PCL_GENERICPHONE
Specifies whether the phone is generic: a value of one indicates it is, a value of zero indicates it is not.




A generic phone is a phone device that declares itself as available on all addresses that support audio terminals. For example, a USB phone is generic, because it is not tied to a specific TAPI address.

Requirements

Requirement Value
Header tapi3if.h

See also

ITPhone::get_PhoneCapsLong