Token Programming
Defined Tokens
11-8 Strata CIX Voice Mail Programming 01/07
J( )
Receive fax–the J( ) token enables you to receive faxes as mailbox messages, to store the fax as a
file to be used for Fax Back or Fax on Demand and for later transmission with the T( ) token.
See Chapter 5 — Fax Server for details about fax programming.
Note This token is not currently supported.
Syntax J(file)
J(boxID)
where:
file File name where you want the fax stored.
boxID Mailbox number where the received fax is stored as a message.
KB( )
Plays a tone on the channel.
Syntax KB(freq,ms)
where:
freq Frequency of the tone.
ms Duration (in milliseconds) of the tone.
KC( )
Compare security code–the KC( ) token compares value of sec to the security code for the mailbox.
If equal, processing continues with the next token. Otherwise, processing proceeds to the value
defined in the Done chain.
Syntax KC(uid,sec)
where:
uid Valid mailbox. Can be a variable.
sec Value to be compared with the security code. Can be a variable.
Example KC(375,23456)
Compares 23456 with the value of Mailbox 375’s security code. If equal, processes the next token.
Otherwise, proceeds to the value defined in the Done chain.
KD( )
Delete mailbox message–deletes the message in the specified message queue from the mailbox.
Syntax KD(msg,msgq[,uid])
where:
msg Message number. Can be a variable.
msgq Message queue. Can be a variable.
U Urgent Message Queue
N New Message Queue
S Saved Message Queue
uid Valid mailbox. Can be a variable. Defaults to current mailbox if not specified.
Example KD(2,U)
Deletes message number 2 in the Urgent Message Queue for the current mailbox.
Table 11-3 Defined Tokens (continued)
Token Description
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