void initDevice(Object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
        {
            if (callControls == null)
            {
                try
                {
                    callControls = Windows.Media.Devices.CallControl.GetDefault();

                    if (callControls != null)
                    {
                        // Add the event listener to listen for the various button presses
                        callControls.AnswerRequested += new Windows.Media.Devices.CallControlEventHandler(answerButton);
                        callControls.HangUpRequested += new Windows.Media.Devices.CallControlEventHandler(hangupButton);
                        callControls.AudioTransferRequested += new Windows.Media.Devices.CallControlEventHandler(audiotransferButton);
                        callControls.RedialRequested += new Windows.Media.Devices.RedialRequestedEventHandler(redialButton);
                        callControls.DialRequested += new Windows.Media.Devices.DialRequestedEventHandler(dialButton);
                        enableIncomingCallButton();
                        disableInitializeButton();
                        dispatchMessage("Call Controls Initialized");
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        dispatchMessage("Call Controls Failed to Initialize");
                    }
                }
                catch (Exception exception)
                {
                    dispatchMessage("Call Controls Failed to Initialized in Try Catch" + exception.Message.ToString());
                }

            }
        }
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        void initDevice(Object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
        {
            if (callControls == null)
            {
                try
                {
                    callControls = Windows.Media.Devices.CallControl.GetDefault();

                    if (callControls != null)
                    {
                        // Add the event listener to listen for the various button presses
                        callControls.AnswerRequested        += new Windows.Media.Devices.CallControlEventHandler(answerButton);
                        callControls.HangUpRequested        += new Windows.Media.Devices.CallControlEventHandler(hangupButton);
                        callControls.AudioTransferRequested += new Windows.Media.Devices.CallControlEventHandler(audiotransferButton);
                        callControls.RedialRequested        += new Windows.Media.Devices.RedialRequestedEventHandler(redialButton);
                        callControls.DialRequested          += new Windows.Media.Devices.DialRequestedEventHandler(dialButton);
                        enableIncomingCallButton();
                        disableInitializeButton();
                        dispatchMessage("Call Controls Initialized");
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        dispatchMessage("Call Controls Failed to Initialize");
                    }
                }
                catch (Exception exception)
                {
                    dispatchMessage("Call Controls Failed to Initialized in Try Catch" + exception.Message.ToString());
                }
            }
        }
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 void hangupButton(Windows.Media.Devices.CallControl sender)
 {
     // Hang up request received.  The application should end the active call and stop
     // streaming to the headset
     dispatchMessage("Hangup requested");
     callControls.EndCall(callToken);
     enableIncomingCallButton();
     disableHangUpButton();
     stopAudioElement();
     callToken = 0;
 }
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 void answerButton(Windows.Media.Devices.CallControl sender)
 {
     // When the answer button is pressed indicate to the device that the call was answered
     // and start a song on the headset (this is done by streaming music to the bluetooth
     // device in this sample)
     dispatchMessage("Answer Requested: " + callToken.ToString());
     callControls.IndicateActiveCall(callToken);
     SetAudioSource();
     enableHangUpButton();
     playAudioElement();
 }
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 void dialButton(Windows.Media.Devices.CallControl sender, Windows.Media.Devices.DialRequestedEventArgs dialRequestedEventArgs)
 {
     // A device may send a dial request by either sending a URI or if it is a speed dial,
     // an integer with the number to dial.
     if (dialRequestedEventArgs.Contact.GetType() == typeof(UInt32))
     {
         dispatchMessage("Dial requested: " + dialRequestedEventArgs.Contact.ToString());
         dialRequestedEventArgs.Handled();
     }
     else
     {
         // Dialing a URI
         Uri uri = (Uri)dialRequestedEventArgs.Contact;
         if (uri.Scheme.Equals("tel", StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase))
         {
             string host = uri.Host;
             string path = uri.PathAndQuery;
             dispatchMessage("Dial requested: " + path);
         }
     }
 }
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 void redialButton(Windows.Media.Devices.CallControl sender, Windows.Media.Devices.RedialRequestedEventArgs redialRequestedEventArgs)
 {
     // Handle the redial request here.  Indicate to the device that the request was handled.
     dispatchMessage("Redial Requested");
     redialRequestedEventArgs.Handled();
 }
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 void audiotransferButton(Windows.Media.Devices.CallControl sender)
 {
     // Handle the audio transfer request here
     enableHangUpButton();
     dispatchMessage("Audio Transfer Requested");
 }