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Action ICBs

Most hex IDs are used to represent more than one Action ICB. Two or more ICBs with the same number are never used in the same API message. ICBs marked with an asterisk (*) contain no data, so their data length is zero (0x00) and there is no table in this section.

Hex | Action ICB Name | Used in These Messages
0x00 | Null* | Inseize Control, Route Control, Outseize Control
0x01 | Free System Resources | Connect With Data
Report Call Processing Event | Inseize Control
Scan For Wink N | Route Control, Outseize Control
0x02 | Release Mode Configure | Connect With Data
Generate Call Processing Event | Inseize Control
Scan For ANI Request Off-hook* | Route Control, Outseize Control
0x03 | Receive Stage N Address Data | Inseize Control
Scan For Dial Tone* | Route Control, Outseize Control
0x04 | Wait For Host Control* | Inseize Control
Report Call Processing Event | Route Control, Outseize Control
0x05 | Report Incoming Call* | Inseize Control
Outpulse Stage N Address Data | Route Control, Outseize Control
0x06 | Report Incoming Call With Address Digits* | Inseize Control
Wait For Host Address Data* | Route Control, Outseize Control
0x07 | Generate Inseizure Acknowledgment* | Inseize Control
Wait For Host Control* | Route Control, Outseize Control
Query Load Version | TFTP Manage
0x08 | Send Host Acknowledgment* | Inseize Control, Route Control, Outseize Control
Query Load Filename | TFTP Manage
0x09 | Use Instruction List | Inseize Control
| Do Call Progress Analysis | Route Control, Outseize Control
0x0A | Delay N Milliseconds | Inseize Control
Seize* | Route Control, Outseize Control
0x0B | Use Instruction List | Route Control, Outseize Control
0x0D | Cancel R2 Receiver* | Route Control, Outseize Control
0x0E | Scan For Backward R2 Signal* | Route Control, Outseize Control
0x0F | Wait For Host Control with Answer Supervision* | Route Control, Outseize Control
0x10 | Do CPA Without Line Signaling* | Route Control, Outseize Control
0x11 | Delay N Milliseconds | Route Control, Outseize Control
0x33 | Enable Multi-Host* | Multi-Host Control
0x34 | Disable Multi-Host* | Multi-Host Control
0x35 | Host Query Message Registration | Multi-Host Control
0x36 | Connections Query* | Multi-Host Control
0x37 | Local CSP Matrix Series 3 Card Configuration Filename | Multi-Host Control
0x38 | Query Hard-registered PPL Components | Multi-Host Control
0x39 | Query Soft-registered PPL Components | Multi-Host Control

In this section:

0x01 Free System Resources

0x01 Scan For Wink N

0x01 Report Call Processing Event

0x02 Release Mode Configure

0x02 Generate Call Processing Event

0x03 Receive Stage N Address Data

0x04 Report Call Processing Event

0x05 Outpulse Stage N Address Data

0x07 Query Load Version

0x08 Send Host Acknowledgment

0x08 Query Load Filename

0x09 Do Call Progress Analysis

0x09 Use Instruction List

0x0A Delay N Milliseconds

0x0B Use Instruction List

0x10 Do Call Progress Analysis Without Line Signaling

0x11 Delay N Milliseconds

0x35 Query Host Message Registration

0x36 Query Host Connections

0x37 Query Multi-Host Status

0x38 Query Hard-registered PPL Components

0x39 Query Soft-registered PPL Components

See Information Control Block.
Outgoing call setup during real-time call processing on a specific channel.
Momentary interruption in a single frequency tone indicating the distant switch is ready to receive the digits just dialed.
See Automatic Number Identification.
A computer, attached to the Excel platform through an RS-232 or Ethernet link, from which you run the telecommunications application that controls the Excel platform.
See Programmable Protocol Language.