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Jabra SDK4 .NET - Device Settings and Properties Sample
This is a .NET sample app demonstrating how to read, write and observe select settings and properties of Jabra devices using the Jabra SDK4 .NET
💡 For an introduction and overview of Jabra device integration posibilities, please visit developer.jabra.com.
How to run
Run in Visual Studio
Clone this repository into a project in Visual Studio (select "Clone Repository..." in the file menu or splash screen).
Connect one of the Jabra devices mentioned in Program.cs or adjust the code to target a Jabra device you have at hand.
Run the project. E.g. by pressing f5 in Visual Studio
Select device properties
This sample demonstrates interactions with commonly used properties on select devices. If you're looking to interact with other settings, properties or devices, please contact Jabra as described under "Help and issues".
Error counters for DECT radio signal. Relevant property in object is handoverCount
object
observe
Jabra Link 380 and Jabra Link 390 (select properties)
Property
Description
Values
Operations
firmwareVersion
Version of firmware on device.
string
read
bluetoothLinkQuality
Bluetooth link quality between adapter and headset
string ("off", "low", "high")
observe
Call Control Capable Devices (select properties).
These properties are supported on a range of Jabra devices with call control capabilities, including Evolve, Evolve2, Engage, and Speak series headsets.
These properties allow applications to monitor call-related events such as call state changes done by other apps, e.g. softphone applications. If for example you are a developer of an external busy light, you could monitor state of lineBusy to show "green" when lineBusy is false, and "red" when lineBusy is true.
Property
Description
Values
Operations
volumeUp
Indicates when the headset volume up button is pressed.
boolean
observe
volumeDown
Indicates when the headset volume down button is pressed.
boolean
observe
offHook
Indicates when the headset is in active call state (off-hook).
boolean
observe
lineBusy
Indicates when the headset is in use for a call (whether active or on-hold).
boolean
observe
muteChanged
Indicates a mute state change requested by the headset (not the absolute mute state).
boolean
observe
Help and issues
If you have questions or find a bug, please reach out via the support form at developer.jabra.com
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Sample application demonstrating how to change settings and get telemetry events using the Jabra .NET SDK4 properties module