using System; using System.Runtime.InteropServices; using System.Text;
Official support for integration issues is limited; most troubleshooting is handled through community forums or online help pages. Summary of Documentation Features Documented Capability Command Line Basic call control and application launching. Event Triggers
# configuration.yaml switch: - platform: command_line switches: microsip_call: command_on: 'C:\scripts\microsip_dial.bat phone_number '
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[Settings] AutoAnswer=1 ; 1 = Enable Auto Answer, 0 = Disable DND=0 ; 1 = Do Not Disturb, 0 = Available LocalPort=5060 ; Local SIP UDP/TCP port LogLevel=2 ; 0=None, 1=Alerts, 2=Errors, 3=Warnings, 4=Info
MicroSIP is a highly popular, lightweight, and open-source VoIP softphone for Windows based on the PJSIP stack. While it features a clean and minimalist graphical user interface, developers and system administrators often need to control MicroSIP programmatically.
This documentation provides a comprehensive guide to controlling, automating, and integrating MicroSIP into your Helpdesk, CRM, or custom application. 1. Command-Line Interface (CLI) API using System; using System
Execute scripts on call start, end, answer, or incoming status. Full control via microsip.ini for portable deployments. Source Access Open source (C/C++) for deep custom modifications. MicroSIP online help
No asynchronous callback or event notification. The calling process must poll STATUS to detect incoming calls or call termination.
Add-Type -TypeDefinition @" using System; using System.Runtime.InteropServices; public class MicroSIP [DllImport("user32.dll")] public static extern IntPtr FindWindow(string lpClassName, string lpWindowName); [DllImport("user32.dll")] public static extern int SendMessage(IntPtr hWnd, int Msg, int wParam, int lParam); Share public link [Settings] AutoAnswer=1 ; 1 =
| Parameter | Description | Example | |-----------|-------------|---------| | --dn | Display Name | --dn "John Doe" | | --user | SIP Username (auth ID) | --user 101 | | --domain | SIP Domain / Registrar | --domain sip.mycompany.com | | --password | SIP Password (plain text, be cautious) | --password secret123 | | --proxy | Outbound proxy (optional) | --proxy 192.168.1.100:5060 | | --stun | STUN server for NAT | --stun stun.l.google.com:19302 | | --call | Immediately dial a number after launch | --call "5551234" | | --autoanswer | Automatically answer incoming calls (0/1) | --autoanswer 1 | | --dialplan | Prepend digits for external calls (e.g., 9 for outside line) | --dialplan "9,<.*>" | | --show | Window state: normal , minimized , hidden | --show hidden | | --debug | Enable SIP trace to file | --debug C:\logs\sip.log | | --log | Log calls to CSV | --log C:\logs\calls.csv | | --setvolume | Initial speaker volume (0–100) | --setvolume 80 | | --micvolume | Microphone volume | --micvolume 90 |
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Defining actions that run upon specific call events. 2. Command Line Parameters