CTI Products NCB/IM with Internal PSTN Modem - Manual (Page 28)

CTI Products, Inc. NCB/IM User Guide
3. Network Variable Control 22
Figure 7 Perpetual Dial-up Mode using NV Bindings
Configuration Properties
Will Configuration Properties
be modified?

If NO, and the NCB objects
(functional blocks) will be used
with
factory default settings
(Manual Dial-Up or Leased-Line
modes,
Auto Answer mode
Enabled, Ring Mode disabled),
skip to Directory Object, later in
this section.

If YES, but the NCB/Plug
configuration plug-in will be used
to
modify the Configuration
Properties, skip to Directory
Object, later in this sections and
also section “4.
NCB/P LUG
”.

If YES, then the information
following is this section will be
useful.
Phone Book
Object
nviReqDialStr nvoDialStr
Modem
Controller
Object
nviDialStr
nvoReqDialStr
Why are Configuration Properties
important?
Configuration Properties of an object (such as the
Telephone Directory Object or Modem Controller
Object) are used to alter the operation of a device.
These properties are normally setup parameters that
are accessed just once for purposes of initialization.
However, they may be altered at any subsequent
time.
Configuration Properties may need to be changed
from default values if any of the following is required:

Perpetual Connect mode enabled (in Modem
Controller Object).

Auto Answer mode disabled (in Modem
Controller Object).

Dial string entry (in Telephone Directory Object),

Ring Mode enabled and parameters initialized
(in Global Control Object).
Accessing Configuration Properties
Alternative methods of accessing Configuration
Properties are available:

Direct access by either Network Variable
bindings or File Transfer (if a large amount of
data is involved).

Indirect access when a plug-in is used, such as
the NCB/Plug plug-in.
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