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pages will have headers. If true , all the pages will have no header. Default:
false
.
pause_before_send [dword 0–65535]: This sets the time in seconds to wait
before sending a message that is due to go out. Set this to a value greater than
0 to allow boards some time to answer calls between sends when they have
multiple send messages waiting to go out. Some devices need this also because
they don’t have the min on hook feature that guarantees the call from a prior
connection has had enough time to disconnect. This is a device specific setting,
but you can set the default for all devices by specifying this under the global
ICANFax section. Default:
0 .
pdxcas_format_digits [boolean]: Determines whether or not ICANFax will ap-
ply PDXCAS formatting to received DTMF, DID, Local Fax, or Caller ID digits
retrieved during a receive event. (ICANFax normally only stores DTMF, DID,
and Local Fax digits in
MESSAGE_INFO.controls.sfax.received_DTMF_dig-
its , and stores Caller ID digits in the sender_name .) This formatting provides
additional information such as the origin of the digits and ring type. Format:
ddddd%Cnn[D|L][Rr][E] Default: false .
dd.. Digits received from the device.
% Marks the end of the digits and the beginning of the format-
ting.
C Signifies that the channel number follows.
nn Digits indicating the channel number. This information is su-
perfluous to ICANFax applications; it is provided principally
for applications that interface with IcanCAS.
D If present, indicates that the source of the digits is a DID
line.
L If present, indicates that the source of the digits is a Local
Fax board.
R If present, indicates that the ring type follows.
r Digit indicating ring type (1-3) identified by the device.
E If present, indicates that the device returned too many digits
to fit in the space available, and some were lost.
post_receive_convert [boolean]: Allows received image files to be converted
to a multi-page file in another process after the fax is completely received. De-
fault:
false .
receive_fax_format
receive_page_header [string]: When
add_receive_page_headers
is set to
true, this is the string passed to
FormatMessage
with position independent pa-
rameters so as to create a header on received faxes. The are the parameters
that are passed to
FormatMessage
:
%1!s! remote CSID string
%2!u! page number
%3!u! month