Synopsis:

CCmkcall(port,channel,DID,CID[,send_comp[,cnf_parm1[,cnf_parm2....])

Arguments:

       port – The logical E1/T1 port number.

channel – The channel number.

DID – The destination address

CID – The originating address

[send_comp] – Optional Sending complete flag

[cnf_parm1,cnf_parm2..] – Optional cnf_parms

Description:   This function maps to the following Aculab function:

ACU_ERR call_openout(OUT_XPARMS *outdetailsp);

It attempts to make an outgoing call on the specified port and channel.  

The DID and CID arguments specify the destination and originating addresses respectively.     The option send_comp argument allows the OUT_XPARMS.sending_complete flag to be set and should be set to 0 for overlap sending (more digits to come) or 1 for en-bloc sending.   The default is en-bloc sending if this aragument is not given.

The optional cnf_parms allow for the OUT_XPARMS.cnf field to be set.      If one or more of these optional cnf_parms are specified then they are each ORed in turn with OUT_XPARMS.cnf field.        If no cnf_parms are specifed then by default the IN_XPARMS.cnf field is set to CNF_REM_DISC which stops the channel automatically returning to the idle state when a remote end disconnect occurs (instead the CCrelease() call must be used to return the channel to CS_IDLE state).    

See the Aculab documentation for the call_openout() function for a more detailed description of the cnf field values.

Returns: This function returns 0 upon success or a negative error code.