asterisk users - Mar 2008 - Asterisk parking hold and transferdigittimeout

Hi,
 
anyone out there with the same problems and a possible solution to the
following?
 
The functions callparking and hold use the same transferdigittimeout in
features.conf.
While I think 3 to 5 seconds are enough to let the user "find" their
keys on
the phone,
the double ammount of time ( 2 x 5 secs) you have to wait before a call is
parked and 
the parkposition is announced, is really too long.
Did I miss something in the documentation?

We are using SVN-branch-1.4-r96449.


Regards,

Guido Hecken

 
gwsNetTech
Guido Hecken

Quirrenbacher Str. 36
53639 K?nigswinter
Germany


fon     +49(2244) 870663
fax     +49(2244) 870664
mobil  +49(179) 1267353
web     http://www.gwsnettech.de
mailto:guido.hecken at gwsnettech.de

Guido Hecken wrote:
> Hi,
>  
> anyone out there with the same problems and a possible solution to the
> following?
>  
> The functions callparking and hold use the same transferdigittimeout in
> features.conf.
> While I think 3 to 5 seconds are enough to let the user "find"
their keys on
> the phone,
> the double ammount of time ( 2 x 5 secs) you have to wait before a call is
> parked and 
> the parkposition is announced, is really too long.
> Did I miss something in the documentation?
>
> We are using SVN-branch-1.4-r96449.
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Guido Hecken
>
>  
> gwsNetTech
> Guido Hecken
>
> Quirrenbacher Str. 36
> 53639 K?nigswinter
> Germany
>
>
> fon     +49(2244) 870663
> fax     +49(2244) 870664
> mobil  +49(179) 1267353
> web     http://www.gwsnettech.de
> mailto:guido.hecken at gwsnettech.de
>
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It seems that the dialplan comes into play.  If your parking lot is 700, 
and you have any extension patterns that COULD begin with that, then 
asterisk will wait to make SURE you're not typing 700xxxx:

Let's say that 700 is my parking lot extension.

exten => _NXXNXXXXXX,1,blahblahblah

This could match 7005551212, so asterisk waits around to make sure I'm 
not trying to find any more buttons before it accepts that I meant 700.  
As an example, if your parking lot extension was **, then asterisk could 
be pretty darn sure that that won't match anything else, and will accept 
it directly as a number to transfer too.