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Public Applications

Features Test

featuresTest is a program that demonstrate the ability to receive DTMF digits.

Introduction

Using an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) capability, callers will be able to provide the DTMF digits required and then the program will verify those digits. The verification process will determine whether the caller pass or fail the test.

Required list of VOX files

Following vox files are required for the application.

	welcome.vox
	passed.vox
	failed.vox

Sample run script

#!/bin/sh
#

./featuresTest -p 1 -c featuresTest.ini

Origin

Main Features

  - Answer a call and play a greeting message
  - Request and receive the DTMFs digits
  - If the user enter the correct digits, play a ``pass the test'' message
    otherwise play a ``fail the test'' message and terminate the process

Status

Functional.

External processes

None.

Catch Missed DTMFs

catchMissedDTMFs is a program that demonstrate the ability to receive DTMF digits.

Introduction

Using an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) capability, callers will be able to provide the DTMF digits required and then the program will verify those digits. The verification process will determine whether the caller pass or fail the test. This program is almost the same as featuresTest but catchMissedDTMFs will record the DTMFs entries to a vox file called monitor.vox. It will also identify the caller with its callerId feature.

Required list of VOX files

Following vox files are required for the application.

	welcome.vox
	passed.vox
	failed.vox

Sample run script

#!/bin/sh
#

./catchMissedDTMFs -p 1 -c catchMissedDTMFs.ini

Origin

Main Features

  - Answer a call and play a greeting message
  - Identify the caller using callerId feature
  - Request and receive the DTMFs digits
  - Record the DTMFs received to monitor.vox file
  - If the user enter the correct digits, play a ``pass the test'' message
    otherwise play a ``fail the test'' message and terminate the process

Status

Functional.

External processes

None.

System Management

Introduction

Using an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) capability, callers will be able to provide the DTMF digits required and then the program will verify those digits. The verification process will determine whether the caller pass or fail the test. This program is almost the same as catchMissedDTMFs with the exception of playing the vox file.

Required list of VOX files

Following vox files are required for the application.

	welcome.vox
	passed.vox
	failed.vox

The size of these vox file are zero. They only serve as dummy files.

Sample run script

#!/bin/sh
#

./sysMgmt -p 1 -c sysMgmt.ini

Origin

Main Features

  - Answer a call
  - Request and receive the DTMFs digits
  - Record the DTMFs received to monitor.vox file
  - If the user enter the correct digits, play a ``pass the test'' message
    otherwise play a ``fail the test'' message and terminate the process

Status

Functional.

External processes

None.

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