Determining the actual number of channels w/.Net SDK in C#

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Howard Hill Posted: 03-15-2010 12:00 PM

I am using the LineDevice object to get the number of channels in C#. It correctly returns that 8 channels that the device is capable of, however right now we only have 1 line plugged in. I am assuming we will have 4 analog lines when the box goes into production, I would prefer to test for the # of actual channels usable. I tried a variety of properites on LineDevice but none seem to work. Is there a way to check that the different channels are actually functioning?

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You can use the line status commands to see if you have an active layer 1 which indicates a working line.

Have a look at DivaDeviceLayer1Status (for ISDN boards) or DivaDeviceAnalogStatus for Analog boards.

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