setting the Message Waiting Indicator using

You can use CallPath Server to set the message waiting indicator on any phone, for example, when virtual mailboxes are in use.

To do this, you need the following:

A switch that supports message waiting indication
CallPath Server installed, either on the same pSeries computer or on another pSeries computer or a personal computer connected by a local area network (LAN)
The CallPath_SigProc custom server imported into your Blueworx Voice Response system.

A single-system installation is shown in Figure 1. The steps that the state table performs are shown in Figure 1. For details about the CallPath_SigProc Set_MWI command and its parameters, see the Blueworx Voice Response for AIX: Application Development using State Tables information.

Figure 1. Using CallPath Server to set the message waiting indication
The steps are as follows:OpenHostServerLink to CallPath_SigProcSendData Set_MWIReceiveData Set_MWICloseHostServerLinkSteps 2 and 3 are explained as follows: Set the message waiting indicator on or off at the specified phone number. Optionally, you can set the duration that the MWI is to be on for, and the LED frequency.

The steps are as follows:OpenHostServerLink to CallPath_SigProcSendData Set_MWIReceiveData Set_MWICloseHostServerLinkSteps 2 and 3 are explained as follows: Set the message waiting indicator on or off at the specified phone number. Optionally, you can set the duration that the MWI is to be on for, and the LED frequency.

Setting the MessageWaiting Indicator using CallPath Server