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Chapter 5 - Telephone Manager Messages / Telephone Manager Message Reference
Constants


Disconnect Types

The value parameter of the telCADisconnectMsg message (page 5-17) indicates why a disconnect occurred. It contains one of the following constants.

enum {
   telCADNormal            = 1,
   telCADBusy              = 2,
   telCADNoResponse        = 3,
   telCADRejected          = 4,
   telCADNumberChanged     = 5,
   telCADInvalidDest       = 6,
   telCADFacilityRejected  = 7,
   telCADUnobtainableDest  = 9,
   telCADCongested         = 10,
   telCADIncompatibleDest  = 11,
   telCADTimeout           = 12,
   telCADUnknown           = 15
};
The telCADNormal, telCADBusy, and telCADCongested constants are meaningful for disconnects on a POTS line. The others are relevant only with certain PBX switches or ISDN lines. Consult your telephone tool documentation for specifics.

Constant descriptions

telCADNormal
A normal disconnect occurred.
telCADBusy
A disconnect occurred because the remote user was busy.
telCADNoResponse
A disconnect occurred because the remote user did not respond.
telCADRejected
A disconnect occurred because the remote user rejected the call.
telCADNumberChanged
A disconnect occurred because the remote user's number has changed.
telCADInvalidDest
A disconnect occurred because an invalid destination address was used.
telCADFacilityRejected
A disconnect occurred because the requested facility rejected the call.
telCADUnobtainableDest
A disconnect occurred because the destination was unobtainable.
telCADCongested
A disconnect occurred because the network was congested.
telCADIncompatibleDest
A disconnect occurred because the destination was incompatible.
telCADTimeout
A disconnect occurred because the call timed out.
telCADUnknown
A disconnect occurred for an unknown reason.

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