GetNumberOfGsmAdapters: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 21:00, 10 September 2025

This command writes to the standard output the number of GSM Adapters present in the system.

COMMAND:

Command	Input Arguments	Returns
GetNumberOfGsmAdapters	None.	Numeric value

OUTPUT

Numeric value.

EXAMPLE

~# GetNumberOfGsmAdapters
1

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-This command writes to the standard output information on active or on hold callon the specified GSM port.
+This command writes to the standard output the number of GSM Adapters present in the system.
-By default the mode is unknown but it can be S_HR, S_FR and S_EFR.
 '''COMMAND:'''
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 !Returns
 |-
-|'''GetCallInfo'''
+|GetNumberOfGsmAdapters
-|PortIndex
+|None.
-|Call info (Call State, called number, calling number, mode)
+|Numeric value
 |}
 '''OUTPUT'''
-GSM port call information in the following format:
+Numeric value.
-“%s %s %s %s\n%s %s %s %s\n”,call_state1, [called_number1, calling_number1, mode1],call_state2, [called_number2, calling_number2, mode2]
 '''EXAMPLE'''<syntaxhighlight lang="text">
-~# GetCallInfo 0
+~# GetNumberOfGsmAdapters
-CONNECTED 0612345678 893301138325478569530 S_HR
-IDLE
-~# GetCallInfo 1
-HOLD
-IDLE
 </syntaxhighlight>
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