High Level API (GrandPrix) 

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The following sample codes are complied with GrandPrix 3.0.

File Name	Description	Download
analogpbx	Analog POTS PBX implements a small phone-based only PBX system. Client phone numbers can be assigned to a specific phone channel and be allowed to make calls to or receive calls from other clients present on the PBX. A full address translation table has also been implemented to allow the specification of phones numbers of differing lengths and prefixes.
gateway	This application makes a TDM call for every SIP call received. Once the TDM call has been connected, the SIP call is answered and a full duplex connection is established between both calls. This sample highlights using the GrandPrix switching features.
ivr	This application answers incoming calls and present the calling party with a standard IVR menu system. This sample highlights using GrandPrix to play announcements, record to a file, and collect digits in an IVR menu system.
MeetMe	MeetMe Conferencing answers incoming calls and adds them to a conference. Incoming calls may be added in listen mode only (to monitor the conference but not actually participate) or in full participant mode. When a full participant is to be added, their name is recorded and then played to the entire conference to introduce the new member. The conference is recorded while there is at least one full participant. This sample highlights the GrandPrix conferencing features and the use of virtual channels.
msgblast	Message Distribution reads in a file of destination addresses and calls them. An audio file will be played to the called party when the call is answered. This sample highlights GrandPrix’s ability to make calls and determine what has answered the call at the remote end.
talkingclock	This application answers incoming calls and plays out the current time. This sample highlights GrandPrix’s ability to chain multiple audio files or buffers into a single announcement that may be played back on the channel.