Get/Set the action id of the ManagerAction that caused this event.

Store all unknown (without setter) keys from manager event.
Use in default Parse method [!:Parse(string key, string value)].

Get/Set the number of calls answered by the member.

Get/Set the name of the channel.

Get/Set the point in time this event was received from the Asterisk server.
Pseudo events that are not directly received from the asterisk server (for example ConnectEvent and DisconnectEvent) may return null.

Get/Set the internal action id of the ManagerAction that caused this event.

Get/Set the time (in seconds since 01/01/1970) the last successful call answered by the added member was hungup.

Get/Set the name of the member's interface.
E.g. the channel name or agent group.

Get/Set the name of the queue member.

Get/Set value if this member has been dynamically added by the QueueAdd command (in the dialplan or via the Manager API) or if this member is has been statically defined in queues.conf. "dynamic" if the added member is a dynamic queue member, "static" if the added member is a static queue member.

Get/Set the name of the queue member.

Get/Set the penalty for the added member. When calls are distributed members with higher penalties are considered last.

Get/Set the AMI authorization class of this event.
This is one or more of system, call, log, verbose, command, agent or user. Multiple privileges are separated by comma.
Note: This property is not available from Asterisk 1.0 servers.

Get/Set the name of the queue.

Specify a server to which to send your commands (x.x.x.x or hostname).
This should match the server name specified in your config file's "host" entry. If you do not specify a server, the proxy will pick the first one it finds -- fine in single-server configurations.

Event source.

Get/Set the status of this queue member.
Available since Asterisk 1.2
Valid status codes are:

AST_DEVICE_UNKNOWN (0)

Queue member is available

AST_DEVICE_NOT_INUSE (1)

?

AST_DEVICE_INUSE (2)

?

AST_DEVICE_BUSY (3)

?

AST_DEVICE_INVALID (4)

?

AST_DEVICE_UNAVAILABLE (5)

?

Returns the timestamp for this event.
The timestamp property is available in Asterisk since 1.4 if enabled in manager.conf by setting timestampevents = yes. In contains the time the event was generated in seconds since the epoch.

Get/Set the unique id of the channel.