Apr
10
Radio Link Quality Data
One use case for Radio Link Quality APIs is how third-party call quality diagnostics tools can be enhanced by knowing what’s going on at the first three feet. Specifically, how can IT troubleshoot the Bluetooth link between headset and USB adapter?
The Radio Link Quality API provides key information that can be used to gain true insights into the Bluetooth radio link:
Jul
10
Ingesting & Consuming Streaming Data
Generating Streaming Data
The generation and retrieval of streaming data is not available via the Sandbox. To generate and test streaming data, you must have your own Plantronics Manager Pro developer tenant.
Installing Plantronics Hub
To generate streaming data, you must generate a custom Plantronics Hub installer from within your Plantronics Manager Pro environment.
Oct
05
Plantronics SDK: REST Service
One of the features in the Plantronics SDK is a REST Service that exposes Plantronics device features and call control feature via a RESTful interface. The device features exposed by the Hub REST service includes device command that the host can send to a device, device event (button presses and device state changes). The call control features include a way to notify about incoming/outgoing calls to Hub, get call state change events and a way to make call via a default Soft phone.
Jul
14
Getting Started with the REST API
Overview
In this article, I describe how to access two of the Open Data Access REST APIs. The source code is pointing at the "Sandbox" tenant. However, once you have access to your own tenant you will just change the relavent URLs and security tokens (the tenant id and app id, which can be seen on screen in each sample). This example is written in JavaScript, but of course any language supporting HTTP requests can consume data from the REST APIs.Jul
11
Generating API Key
Developers who intend to integrate their app to Plantronics Open Data Access APIs have to get assigned API keys for accessing different products APIs. The Plantronics developer portal allows developers to register themselves. API keys allow applications to be authorized by the Plantronics Cloud Platform themselves to specific products they are interested in integrating with.
- After creating your account, you will receive a validation email that will grant you permission to creating your API keys.
- Sign in to your account to add a new key.
Jul
07
Creating a Developer Account
The first step towards developing your app using Plantronics APIs is the creation of your developer account. Your account lets you register your app, generate your APIs, and connect to data from a sandbox or customer tenant.
- Create your Plantronics Developer's account by completing this online form.
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Next Step: Generate API Key
Sep
02
Implement Proximity Detection (Near/Far) with Voyager Focus UC/5200 UC and BT600 dongle
Greetings!
The Plantronics SDK feature for receiving proximity events when headset is Near or Far from PC can still be used with the new line of products based on BT600 dongle (Voyager Focus UC, Voyager 5200 UC).
**Full sample code for this article located here**: /system/files/FocusProximityExample.zip
(You must be logged in to download the file).
The Plantronics SDK feature for receiving proximity events when headset is Near or Far from PC can still be used with the new line of products based on BT600 dongle (Voyager Focus UC, Voyager 5200 UC).
**Full sample code for this article located here**: /system/files/FocusProximityExample.zip
(You must be logged in to download the file).
Sep
01
Integrate Plantronics REST API from Go
Greetings!
I have recently created an example integrate from the Go language to the Plantronics REST API.
It is still a work in progress but it is functional for receiving device, session and session manager events. (For further guidance on the REST Service API URLs you can use, check out the Java and JavaScript integration samples elsewhere on this site).
Obtain Go language (golang) from here: https://golang.org/
I have recently created an example integrate from the Go language to the Plantronics REST API.
It is still a work in progress but it is functional for receiving device, session and session manager events. (For further guidance on the REST Service API URLs you can use, check out the Java and JavaScript integration samples elsewhere on this site).
Obtain Go language (golang) from here: https://golang.org/
Nov
05
Using Plantronics SDK from Java
For communicating with Plantronics devices you also have the option to use REST API.
If you have installed Plantronics Hub from http://www.plantronics.com/software then you can connect to it's REST Service API from Java.
It is fairly easy to make HTTP requests to the REST Service API to control the Plantronics headset and listen for headset events.
If you have installed Plantronics Hub from http://www.plantronics.com/software then you can connect to it's REST Service API from Java.
It is fairly easy to make HTTP requests to the REST Service API to control the Plantronics headset and listen for headset events.
Oct
05
Plantronics SDK 3.x Deployment Options
You have created an application using the Plantronics SDK but are now stuck on which deployment model to use?
Here is a guide on how to chose your deployment model.
Here is a guide on how to chose your deployment model.