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FirstNet Push-to-Talk Web API
Supplier: FirstNet - Built with AT&T
Platform: Browser Based, Web API Plugin, Windows
Access: Restricted
Version: R 1.0
Released: March 30, 2020
Categories: FirstNet Exclusive, FirstNet Network APIs
Private Call: One-to-One PTT calling
FirstNet PTT user can make a private call to any one in any agency. Selecting a target user for a private call depends on Web UI scenario.
The floor control is performed by using floor control information flows between FirstNet PTT system (the floor control server) and FirstNet PTT user (the floor control participant).
Group Call
FirstNet PTT prearranged group call can be initiated by anyone of the group members and the initiation of the prearranged group call results in all other affiliated group members being invited.
Group and One-to-One Messaging
In FirstNet PTT network, a PTT user is able to send a message to the other PTT user or to a PTT group using a SIP message request via FirstNet PTT system. The recipient can be a member of the FirstNet PTT group or non-FirstNet PTT group member.
Description
FNPTT Web API support the following 3GPP defined features
- Private call
- Group call
- Standard
- Broadcast
- Emergency
- Incoming call/Call termination
- Call Recording
- Messaging
- Emergency Alert
- Contact and Group Management
- Call Handling
- Floor Control
- Change Call Priority
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