MicroSIP primarily interacts with external systems through command-line arguments and event-driven execution defined in the microsip.ini configuration file.
| DDE Command | Parameter | Action |
|-------------|-----------|--------|
| Dial | number | Initiate a call. If call active, puts current on hold. |
| CallTo | number | Same as Dial, but does not hold existing call. |
| Hangup | (none) | Terminates active call. |
| Answer | (none) | Answers incoming call. |
| Reject | (none) | Rejects incoming. |
| Hold | (none) | Holds/unholds current call (toggle). |
| Transfer | number | Blind transfer active call to number. |
| SendDTMF | digits | Sends DTMF (RFC 2833). Use , for pause. |
| Mute | (none) | Toggles microphone mute. |
| VolumeUp | steps | Increases speaker volume by steps (1–10). |
| VolumeDown | steps | Decreases speaker volume. |
| SetVolume | 0-100 | Absolute volume. |
| SetMicVolume | 0-100 | Absolute mic level. |
| SetDevice | input/output, deviceID | Switch audio device (see below). |
| Status | (none) | Returns current call status as DDE string. |
| Close | (none) | Exits MicroSIP. | microsip api documentation
callto and dtmf.report:status for state management – Never assume a call is answered; verify status before sending DTMF.echo %date% %time% Dialed %number% >> microsip_api.logWM_COPYDATA, check if window exists; if not, launch MicroSIP first.Error Handling: Since MicroSip doesn't return traditional HTTP status codes, your wrapper should check if the process is running before attempting to send commands. Conclusion Send and receive SIP instant messages (not SMS)
Make a Call:microsip.exe sip:number@domain or microsip.exe number Hang Up All Calls:microsip.exe /hangupall Answer an Incoming Call:microsip.exe /answer Minimize to Tray:microsip.exe /hide Exit Program:microsip.exe /exit 2. Windows Messaging API (For Developers) Supported DDE Commands | DDE Command | Parameter