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#include <t31.h>
Public Attributes | |
int | iaf |
Internet Aware FAX mode bit mask. | |
int | ms_per_tx_chunk |
Required time between T.38 transmissions, in ms. | |
int | chunking_modes |
Bit fields controlling the way data is packed into chunked for transmission. | |
t38_core_state_t | t38 |
Core T.38 IFP support. | |
int | timed_step |
The current transmit step being timed. | |
int | rx_data_missing |
TRUE is there has been some T.38 data missed. | |
int | octets_per_data_packet |
The number of octets to send in each image packet (non-ECM or ECM) at the current rate and the current specified packet interval. | |
hdlc_tx_state_t | hdlc_tx_term |
An HDLC context used when sending HDLC messages to the terminal port (ECM mode support). | |
hdlc_rx_state_t | hdlc_rx_term |
An HDLC context used when receiving HDLC messages from the terminal port. (ECM mode support). | |
struct { | |
uint8_t buf [T31_T38_MAX_HDLC_LEN] | |
int len | |
} | hdlc_rx |
struct { | |
int extra_bits | |
The number of extra bits in a fully stuffed version of the contents of the HDLC transmit buffer. This is needed to accurately estimate the playout time for this frame, through an analogue modem. | |
} | hdlc_tx |
int | ecm_mode |
TRUE if we are using ECM mode. This is used to select HDLC faking, necessary with clunky class 1 modems. | |
int | non_ecm_trailer_bytes |
Counter for trailing non-ECM bytes, used to flush out the far end's modem. | |
int | next_tx_indicator |
The next queued tramsit indicator. | |
int | current_tx_data_type |
The current T.38 data type being transmitted. | |
int | current_rx_type |
The current operating mode of the receiver. | |
int | current_tx_type |
The current operating mode of the transmitter. | |
int | tx_bit_rate |
Current transmission bit rate. | |
int32_t | samples |
A "sample" count, used to time events. | |
int32_t | next_tx_samples |
The value for samples at the next transmission point. | |
int32_t | timeout_rx_samples |
The current receive timeout. | |
Analogue FAX front end channel descriptor. This defines the state of a single working instance of an analogue line FAX front end.