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You can expand the functionality of SIP-terminal in Axxon PSIM using the flexible macros configuration (see Creating and using macros). Below is a description of the main available macros and their parameters.
Attention!
Macros are paired, that is, if you create a macro for an outgoing call, then you must create a macro for ending a call.
| Macro | Parameter | Description |
|---|---|---|
| The SIP-terminal object | ||
| Outgoing call | operator's camera id | Identification number of the operator's camera. If not specified, the camera of the selected operator is used |
| operator's microphone id | Identification number of the operator's microphone Attention! The parameter is required. | |
| called subscriber | Identification number of the subscriber (operator or device), who receives a call Attention! The parameter is required. | |
| calling user (operator) | Identification number of the subscriber (operator or device), who makes a call Attention! The parameter is required. | |
| file playback volume | Playback volume of the selected file (see the playback file parameter), the drop-down list contains values from 0 to 45 dB with a 3 dB step | |
| play file on loop | Specifies whether a file must be played once (the no value) or on a loop until the call ends (the yes value) | |
| call ID | Unique identifier of the call in the system. It is used to end a call Attention! The parameter is required. | |
| multicast address for outgoing video | IP address and port to send video in the "multicast" mode. For example, 224.0.1.151:555 | |
| multicast address for outgoing audio | IP address and port to send audio in the "multicast" mode. For example, 224.0.1.151:333 | |
| playback file | Full path to the .wav file that must be played when receiving a call | |
| Group call | operator's camera id | Identification number of the operator's camera. If not specified, the camera of the selected operator is used |
| operator's microphone id | Identification number of the operator's microphone Attention! The parameter is required. | |
| subscribers (operators or devices) | Identification numbers of subscribers separated by ";" participating in a group call. To specify all subscribers (operators), use "#". To specify all devices, use "*". You can also use a combined entry that looks like this: *;1;2 or #;1;2, where 1 and 2 are identification numbers of subscribers (operators or devices) | |
| calling user (operator) | Identification number of the subscriber (operator or device), who makes a call Attention! The parameter is required. | |
| volume of file being played | Playback volume of the selected file (see the playback file parameter), the drop-down list contains values from 0 to 45 dB with a 3 dB step | |
| play file on loop | Specifies whether a file must be played once (the no value) or on a loop until the call ends (the yes value) | |
| group call ID | Unique identifier of the group call in the system. It is used to end the call Attention! The parameter is required. | |
| one responder | If No is selected, then one call can be answered by several operators or devices, and thus a group call can be organized. If Yes is selected, the call goes to operators or devices until it is accepted by any operator and device, after that it is automatically ended for others | |
| playback file | Full path to the .wav file that must be played when receiving a call | |
| End a call | call ID | Unique identifier of the call in the system, specified when initiating the call |
| End all calls | - | - |
| The SIP-device and SIP-operator objects | ||
| A call (make/receive) | - | - |
| End a call | - | - |
| Hold | - | - |
Note
You can configure loop playback of long and short beeps, as well as the files "There is an unanswered call" and "Call on hold" using the registry keys wavCallLooped, wavWaitLooped, wavTryingLooped, wavBusyLoopedCount (see Registry keys reference guide).
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