Terminal Category and Usage Qualifier Sample Clauses

Terminal Category and Usage Qualifier. The terminal category is a string which describes the general kind of communication terminal the CTSPEC refers to. The string is meant to be descriptive and vendor extensible, but with some structure and conventions that enable parsing and interpretation by either VoIP clients or CMA methods that want to do clever things based on the kind of terminal the VoIP client would be communicating with. In order to enforce some basic functionality and consistency in the first deployment of VoIP systems, however, we define a few common terminal categories which all servers and most clients are expected to understand. These are specified below in Table 1: Table 1: Terminal Categories Terminal Category Description IP-Phone A computer-based H.323 audio-only client Telephone A normal telephone handset, either POTS, Cellular or ISDN based using E.164 addressing Fax A G3 facsimile machine Pager A numeric or alphanumeric pager Voice-Mail A message-taking service such as a classic PBX-based voicemail system, an H.323 client which records audio messages, etc. Attendant A receptionist, secretary, or automated attendant. These basic categories may be augmented by adding a usage qualifier to the string to further qualify the kind of terminal. As with basic terminal categories, usage qualifiers are vendor extensible, with a few qualifiers specified here for the most common situations. These are defined below in Table 2: Table 2: Usage Qualifiers Usage Qualifier Description Fixed Wired, or stays at one location Mobile Wireless, or moves frequently from location to location Business Used for business communication Personal Used for personal communication This combination of terminal category and terminal qualifier allows devices to be usefully categorized to distinguish, for example, Personal-Voice-Mail, from Business-Voice-Mail, or a Business-Mobile-Telephone from a Business-Fixed-Telephone.
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