Initialization files for the ECS VBX Line Engine

SYSTEM.INI

Has the driver initialization entries:

[386Enh]

device=c:\cbsi\system\cbsivbx.386

VBXWIN_Port=20F

VBXWIN_Irq=5

WinTimeslice=4999,4999

CBSI.INI

(Located in the "c:\windows" directory

These are relevent entries for the engine/telephony software ONLY and do NOT represent a complete, valid ini file! All record times are given in seconds.



[INIT]
System=C:\CBSI\SYSTEM	;main system directory
Fax=C:\CBSI\FAX	;main FAX directory
LocalLine=32	;local line port #
Browser=	;dos path to an internet browser for viewing on-line help
WaitOnDialTone100=2	;Dialing delay for single line cards
WaitOnDialTone400=2	;Dialing delay for multi-line cards
	;Many phone companies have slowed down the recovery
	;times after the phone line has been placed back on
	;hook. They do this to allow for three way calling and
	;other features. This creates a problem, especially
	;for faster computers running Outbound. Therefore,
	;use this option to create a delay between outbound
	;dials. If you need to slow it down further make
	;the number larger like 4 (This is in seconds)
[Record]
Gain=64	;volume control for recording/playback
Silence=100	;cutoff for local recording
ScriptRate=50	;scroll rate for record window
Noise=8	;nominal noise level
[Playback]
MessageRepeats=3	;number of times to play a prompt,
	;CAVAnn or CMS Reminder.
	;the companion TouchToneTimeout
	;variable is set in GLOBAL.DBF
[sounds]
BoxwatchNotify=	;if not set uses Windows "ding"
FaxInNotify=	;if not set uses Windows "ding"
[CBU]
MaxAnnounce=120	;how long a remote user can record
MaxRecord=120	;how long a caller can record
MaxAdver=120	;how long an advertiser can record
[CMS]
CMS=On	;is CMS installed?
CMSTime=Off	;does it autorun with monitor?
CMSCutOff=10800	;back off time for CMS calls
CMSECutOff=43800	;back off time for CMS emergency calls
CMSType1=CMS Type 1	;name for service #1
CMSType2=CMS Type 2	;name for service #2
CMSRingsToAnswer=5	;rings to wait for an answer before proceeding
CMSReminder=Reminder	;used in dialogs
CMSChainApp=Chain App	;
CMSCompanyName=	;
CMSAddress=	;
CMSCity=	;
CMSState=	;
CMSZipcode=	;
CMSPhone=	;
[CMSVIEW]
SCREEN_X=148	;screen x coordinate
SCREEN_Y=44	;screen y coordinate
[PTH]
MaxAdver=120	;how long an advertiser can record
DateFormat=DAY|TIME|YEAR|FULL
	;message date playback for BOA
	;DAY says day of week before date
	;TIME says time after date
	;YEAR says year after date
	;FULL (default) says DOW, date, time
[TCL]
MaxAnnounce=120	;how long a member can record
[VFM]
MaxAnnounce=120	;how long a remote user can record
[VME]
MaxRecord=120	;how long a caller can record
[VMS]
BeeperRepeats=ON|OFF
	;will redial beepers (display or otherwise) until
	;repeat limit is reached (as in voice forwarding)
	;or until the message is removed. Primarily to
	;assure that pages get thru to people that may be
	;in shielded areas
DateFormat=DAY|TIME|YEAR|FULL
	;message date playback for BOA
	;DAY says day of week before date
	;TIME says time after date
	;YEAR says year after date
	;FULL (default) says DOW, date, time
[FAX]
CSID=(000)000-0000	;receive fax line number
RETRIES=3	;retries
REDIAL_ADD=360	;redial add time in seconds
[DID]
DIDInstalled=1	;DID service is activated
	;the following entries are rarely used and
	;then only used to solve specific phone service problems
ParNMDG=4	;number of digits expected
ParTNSL=3	;tone played on NOSP 1=Ring,2=Busy,3=Reorder
ParWINK=10	;wink duration (in 10's of msec)
ParTMPC=1000	;timeout waiting for PC
ParPWDY=10	;prewink delay
ParPRSG=2000	;perm signal error
ParARON=100	;ring tone ON
ParAROF=300	;ring tone OFF
ParBSON=500	;busy tone ON
ParBSOF=500	;busy tone OFF
ParRTON=250	;reorder tone ON
ParRTOF=250	;reorder tone OFF
ParTMD1=700	;max delay before 1st digit, 700
ParTMDN=800	;max interdigit delay, 800
ParOFHK=1	;relay select - 1 = VBX400-DID
	; 2 = VBX400-E&M
	; 3 = VBX1200-DNIS

Special note about:

MaxAnnounce=120	;how long a remote user can record
MaxRecord=120	;how long a caller can record
MaxAdver=120	;how long an advertiser can record

These three variabled are available in ANY application, including VMS and PTH. In those application they are normally overridden by the settings stored on the system greeting object. However, on a chain into VMS or PTH which initializes the application PAST the system greeting, these INI variables will take effect with the default values above unless they are specifically set in the [VMS] or [PTH] sections in the INI file.

Copyright 2001, Emrico Data Systems