Control Interface Sample Clauses

Control Interface. XXX XXX is a signaling protocol but can be used for Media Server control through one key restriction -- that the Media Server always receives INVITES, never sends them -- and by some clean extensions to allow media processing operations to be requested and notified, e.g. [NETANN], [AU], [MSML/MOML], and [VoiceXML]. These key specifications for Media Server control are highlighted below. Specification "SIP MS IA" Restrictions SIP Signaling [ MSFCORE ] Implementation Agreement for CORE SIP Profile, for Voice over IP Version 2 The Media Server fulfills the role of UAS and UAC. UDP is mandatory, TCP is optional. INFO support is optional, depends on usage, e.g. MSML, MOML, AU package. Media Server SIP [NETANN] Basic Network Media Services with SIP Support is optional. [AU] IA for SIP Media Server Interface with MGCP AU Package Support is optional. See msf2004.120.02. [MSML] Media Sessions Markup Language (MSML) Support is optional. [MOML] Media Objects Markup Language (MOML) Support is optional. Other [VOICEXML] Voice Extensible Markup Language (VoiceXML) Support is optional. ASR and TTS are optional <transfer> element is optional (Note: VoiceXML is invoked using Netann or MSML) Legend and Notes Note 1: MSCML is another alternative Media Server SIP interface but not considered for MSF.
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Control Interface. SDP Specification "SIP MS IA" Restrictions [SDP] Session Description Protocol (SDP) None [SDPOA] Offer/Answer Model with SDP None [RESMGMT] Resource management Support is optional.
Control Interface. There are two ways of a driver to control the behaviour of the cruise control system: (i) using the pedals to (temporarily) deactivate the cruise control system, and (ii) using the control elements provided by the operating lever. The control elements provided by the operating lever may vary slightly be- tween car manufacturers. However, the functions that can be controlled using

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