Hi, I am having some trouble with ISDN Dialout. Using a Netjet-s PCI Card. When in Minicom, the only way I can dialout is if i issue ATS18=1 First. Otherwise I get a BUSY message. So thats fine. But when I dialout from asterisk, I get an immediate hangup, so my guess is that asterisk is not issuing ATS18=1 to the ttyI device. Here are my configs, any input would be greatly appriciated. extensions.conf exten => 4000,1,Dial,Modem/g3:0422xxxxxx|60|r modems.conf ; net jet suff context=default msn=0269xxxxxx&L* icomingmsn=0269xxxxxx&L* driver => i4l group=2 stripmsd=1 mode=immediate device => /dev/ttyI0 msn=0269xxxxxx group=3 device => /dev/ttyI1 mode => immediate type => autodetect
Hi there, i'm running asterisk with one HFC Card(zaphfc) for NT-Mode and one Fritz PCI in TE-Mode with the chan_capi driver, connected to mISDN. The Fritzcard is directly connected to the external ISDN line of the german telekom. My Telephone is connected to the HFC-Card in NT-Mode. How can i get the dialtone from the ISDN provider(telekom). I wan't to dial 0 an get out of the PBX directly, like in other Hardware PBXs. I don't want to simulate a dialtone with asterisk. At the moment i have a setup LIKE this(just typed in for this mail and not tested). exten => s,1,Wait,1 exten => s,2,Answer exten => s,3,Playtones(dial); exten => s,4,DigitTimeout,5 exten => s,5,ResponseTimeout,10 exten => _0XXX.,1,StripMSD,1 exten => _XXX.,2,Dial,CAPI/3231:bBYEXTENSION But the tone doesn't stop after pressing the first number. I don't know where to place the stoptones-function. Summary -> Two Questions: 1) How can i get the dialtone directly from the external line "Amt"? 2) How to make a dialplan with a disappearing Dialtone after pressing a number? regards - and a happy new year ;-) Stefan
** Reply to note from Stefan Sowa <asterisk@postfix.ath.cx> Tue, 4 Jan 2005 19:36:16 +0100> > The problem is solved. > > With the AVM-Fritz Driver everything is working. > > Current working setup: > Fritz!PCI -> Proprietary-AVM-Fritz-Driver(http://avm.de) -> chan_capi -> Asterisk > > Non working setup (no dialtone): > Fritz!PCI -> mISDN -> chan_capi -> AsteriskNot sure if this is related to the question I asked (had no response to that from anyone). What does this mean you can do? In other words, what kind of dialout are you doing? Is this (for example) to get some kind of connection to an ISP via two cards, which is what I was after? Bob