OPAL  Version 3.14.3
Data Fields
OpalProductDescription Struct Reference

#include <opal.h>

Data Fields

const char * m_vendor
 
const char * m_name
 
const char * m_version
 
unsigned m_t35CountryCode
 
unsigned m_t35Extension
 
unsigned m_manufacturerCode
 

Detailed Description

Product description variables.

Field Documentation

unsigned OpalProductDescription::m_manufacturerCode 
    Manuacturer code for the name space in which the vendor or

manufacturer is identified. This is the part of the H.221 equivalent of the m_vendor string above and used to identify the software which can be very useful for solving interoperability issues. e.g. 61 is for Equivalance and was allocated by the Australian Communications Authority, Oct 2000.

const char* OpalProductDescription::m_name 
               Name of the product within the vendor name space. This is

used to identify the software which can be very useful for solving interoperability issues. e.g. "OpenPhone".

unsigned OpalProductDescription::m_t35CountryCode 
      T.35 country code for the name space in which the vendor or

manufacturer is identified. This is the part of the H.221 equivalent of the m_vendor string above and used to identify the software which can be very useful for solving interoperability issues. e.g. 9 is for Australia.

unsigned OpalProductDescription::m_t35Extension 
        T.35 country extension code for the name space in which the vendor or

manufacturer is identified. This is the part of the H.221 equivalent of the m_vendor string above and used to identify the software which can be very useful for solving interoperability issues. Very rarely used.

const char* OpalProductDescription::m_vendor 
             Name of the vendor or manufacturer of the application. This is

used to identify the software which can be very useful for solving interoperability issues. e.g. "Vox Lucida".

const char* OpalProductDescription::m_version 
            Version of the product within the vendor/product name space. This

is used to identify the software which can be very useful for solving interoperability issues. e.g. "2.1.4".

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