SCTE 24-17 : 2007

1 INTRODUCTION
  1.1 PURPOSE
  1.2 SCOPE
  1.3 SPECIFICATION LANGUAGE
2 REFERENCES
  2.1 NORMATIVE
  2.2 INFORMATIVE
  2.3 REFERENCE ACQUISITION
3 TERMS AND DEFINITIONS
4 ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS
5 TECHNICAL OVERVIEW
  5.1 ARCHITECTURAL REQUIREMENTS
      5.1.1 Call Destination
      5.1.2 Media Formats
      5.1.3 Security
      5.1.4 Operational Support Systems
  5.2 ANNOUNCEMENT DEFINITIONS
      5.2.1 Tones
      5.2.2 Fixed-content Announcements
      5.2.3 Variable Content Announcements
      5.2.4 Interactive Announcements
      5.2.5 Naming Conventions for Endpoint Identifiers
  5.3 INTERFACES
6 ANN-1 INTERFACE: CMS-MTA AND MGC-MG
  6.1 CMS-MTA INTERFACE
      6.1.1 Announcement List
  6.2 MGC-MG INTERFACE
7 ANN-2 INTERFACE: MPC-MP
  7.1 INTRODUCTION
  7.2 AUDIO PACKAGE CONCEPTS
      7.2.1 Understanding Audio Segments
      7.2.2 Segment Identifiers
      7.2.3 Segment Life
      7.2.4 Nested Sets And Sequences
      7.2.5 Sequence Example
      7.2.6 Set Example
      7.2.7 Set With Nested Sequence Example
  7.3 BASE AUDIO PACKAGE
      7.3.1 Abstract
      7.3.2 Events
      7.3.3 Signal Interactions
      7.3.4 Parameters
      7.3.5 Type-ahead
      7.3.6 Return Parameters
      7.3.7 Segment Descriptors
      7.3.8 Variable Syntax
      7.3.9 Variable Definitions
      7.3.10 Timers
      7.3.11 Examples
  7.4 ADVANCED AUDIO PACKAGE
      7.4.1 Abstract
      7.4.2 Sets
      7.4.3 Selectors
      7.4.4 Selector Encoding
      7.4.5 Variable Order
      7.4.6 Overrides
      7.4.7 Parameters
      7.4.8 Return Codes
      7.4.9 Examples
  7.5 OVERVIEW
      7.5.1 Speech Recognition Extensions to the
             BAU package
      7.5.2 Signal Interactions
      7.5.3 Parameters
      7.5.4 Type-ahead
      7.5.5 Return Parameters
      7.5.6 Grammar Descriptors
      7.5.7 Examples
  7.6 FORMAL SYNTAX DESCRIPTION
APPENDIX A - CALL FLOW FOR NETWORK ANNOUNCEMENT
  A.1 CALL FLOW DETAILS
APPENDIX B - CALL FLOW FOR MTA-STORED ANNOUNCEMENT
  B.1 CALL FLOW DETAILS

Describes the architecture and protocols that are required for playing announcements in voice-over-IP (VoIP) IPCablecom networks, and is issued to facilitate design and field-testing leading to the manufacture and interoperability of conforming hardware and software by multiple vendors.