Cisco Spark Room Kit event registration part 2

[jeanmichelcote]

Hi again,

so it seems that if you type xEvent help on the command line, you'll get back the top level events available for registration. But if you type xEvent ??, you'll get the complete tree of all the events available. That is what I am looking for.

Anybody here could please send that command and print out the result here?

Thanks!

@Wayne DeNardi?

[PJMack · Accepted solution]

The API doc is wrong, the ? ?? or help return nothing. the list Wayne gave you on your other thread is the full list of commands on a Spark Room Kit (CE9.2.3). See below you will see at the bottom I tried what you are asking - nothing. 

Last login from <unknown> at 2018-04-18 08:13:56
xevent
*es Event Audio
*es Event BYODSnapshotTaken
*es Event Bluetooth
*es Event Bookings
*es Event BootEvent
*es Event CallDisconnect
*es Event CallHistory
*es Event CallLog
*es Event CallSuccessful
*es Event CallTransfer
*es Event CameraPresetActivated
*es Event CameraPresetListUpdated
*es Event CameraReboot
*es Event CameraUpgrade
*es Event Conference
*es Event CustomVideoLayoutsUpdated
*es Event DTMFReceive
*es Event DownloadProgressReport
*es Event ExtensionMobility
*es Event ExtensionMobilityProfileSelection
*es Event FarEndMessage
*es Event FeccReceive
*es Event IncomingCallIndication
*es Event KeyDown
*es Event KeyRelease
*es Event KeyRepeat
*es Event LocalImageDisplayed
*es Event LocalLayoutToBeSet
*es Event LocalLayoutToBeSetOnConnectors
*es Event LocalMuteWarningReceived
*es Event Macros
*es Event MailLEDEvent
*es Event Message
*es Event OutgoingCallIndication
*es Event Peripherals
*es Event PresentationPreviewStarted
*es Event PresentationPreviewStopped
*es Event PresentationStartFailed
*es Event PresentationStarted
*es Event PresentationStopped
*es Event RebootPending
*es Event RoomReset
*es Event Shutdown
*es Event SoftwareUpgrade
*es Event Standby
*es Event SystemUnit
*es Event UserInterface
*es Event VideoSnapshotTaken
** end

OK
xevent ?
** end

OK
xevent ??
** end

OK
xevent help
** end

OK

[Wayne DeNardi]

As PJ mentioned, the commands you reference don't work.

You can do them all individually though:

ie, xEvent Audio shows

*es Event Audio Input Connectors HDMI Left PPMeter
*es Event Audio Input Connectors HDMI Left VuMeter
*es Event Audio Input Connectors HDMI Right PPMeter
*es Event Audio Input Connectors HDMI Right VuMeter
*es Event Audio Input Connectors Line PPMeter
*es Event Audio Input Connectors Line VuMeter
*es Event Audio Input Connectors Line Left PPMeter
*es Event Audio Input Connectors Line Left VuMeter
*es Event Audio Input Connectors Line Right PPMeter
*es Event Audio Input Connectors Line Right VuMeter
*es Event Audio Input Connectors Microphone AudioPairingRate
*es Event Audio Input Connectors Microphone DiagnosticsLevel1
*es Event Audio Input Connectors Microphone DiagnosticsLevel2
*es Event Audio Input Connectors Microphone NoiseLevel
*es Event Audio Input Connectors Microphone PPMeter
*es Event Audio Input Connectors Microphone SignalLevel
*es Event Audio Input Connectors Microphone UltrasoundLevel
*es Event Audio Input Connectors Microphone UltrasoundSNR
*es Event Audio Input Connectors Microphone UltrasoundVolume
*es Event Audio Input Connectors Microphone VuMeter
*es Event Audio MicrophonesUnmuteDenied
*es Event Audio UsbHeadset CallButton
*es Event Audio Volume AlreadyAtLimit

xEvent CallDisconnect

*es Event CallDisconnect CallId
*es Event CallDisconnect CallRate
*es Event CallDisconnect CallType
*es Event CallDisconnect CauseCode
*es Event CallDisconnect CauseOrigin
*es Event CallDisconnect CauseString
*es Event CallDisconnect CauseType
*es Event CallDisconnect CauseValue
*es Event CallDisconnect DisplayName
*es Event CallDisconnect Duration
*es Event CallDisconnect Encryption
*es Event CallDisconnect OrigCallDirection
*es Event CallDisconnect PeopleCountAverage
*es Event CallDisconnect Protocol
*es Event CallDisconnect RemoteURI
*es Event CallDisconnect RequestedURI

xEvent Peripherals

*es Event Peripherals ControllableDevice StateChangeRequest DeviceIdentifier
*es Event Peripherals ControllableDevice StateChangeRequest Value
*es Event Peripherals ControllableDevice UserInterfaceEvent DeviceIdentifier
*es Event Peripherals ControllableDevice UserInterfaceEvent Event
*es Event Peripherals ControllableDevice UserInterfaceEvent EventType
*es Event Peripherals DeviceDiscovery Device DeviceType
*es Event Peripherals DeviceDiscovery Device MacAddress
*es Event Peripherals DeviceDiscovery Device Name
*es Event Peripherals DeviceDiscoveryEnd
*es Event Peripherals DevicePairEnd Reason
*es Event Peripherals DevicePairEnd Status
*es Event Peripherals Unpair DeviceIdentifier
*es Event Peripherals Upgrade Type
*es Event Peripherals Upgrade URL
*es Event Peripherals Upgrade Version

etc.

I don't have time at the moment to put them all through and paste them all.  I suggest you contact your local Cisco Account Team and try to organise a loan/test device that you can perform some of your own testing with to grab them all.