Hi,
I'm trying to get my X100P to Dial the following sequence to gain access to
speed dial numbers on my Norstar PBX that the X100 is connected to...
[FLASH] [*] [0] [22] (where 22 is the speed dial number)
But so far I've had no luck, with the following extension:-
exten => 922,1,Flash(${DIALOUTANALOG})
exten => 922,2,Dial(${DIALOUTANALOG}/*022)
exten => 922,3,Congestion
exten => 922,4,Hangup
Looking at the console, Asterisk doesn't get past the Flash command, telling
me that it's not a valid Zap channel. The call is being made from my Cisco
SIP phone through my local Asterisk Box, then via an IAX2 channel to the
site with the Asterisk box+X100P connected to the Norstar.
====CONSOLE LOG===-- Accepting AUTHENTICATED call from 192.168.1.1, requested
format = 2,
actual format = 2
-- Executing Flash("IAX2[voipsrv@voipsrv]/2", "Zap/1") in
new stack Feb 3
22:37:19 WARNING[1146896]: app_flash.c:85 flash_exec:
IAX2[voipsrv@voipsrv]/2 is not a Zap channel
== Spawn extension (local, 922, 1) exited non-zero on
'IAX2[voipsrv@voipsrv]/2'
-- Hungup 'IAX2[voipsrv@voipsrv]/2'
====CONSOLE LOG===
Is there some other way to dial a flash with the dial command? I notice
there's a W to insert a wait sequence.
Thanks,
Chris Lee
At 10:59 PM +1000 2/3/04, Christopher Lee wrote:>Hi, > >I'm trying to get my X100P to Dial the following sequence to gain access to >speed dial numbers on my Norstar PBX that the X100 is connected to... > >[FLASH] [*] [0] [22] (where 22 is the speed dial number) > >But so far I've had no luck, with the following extension:- > >exten => 922,1,Flash(${DIALOUTANALOG}) >exten => 922,2,Dial(${DIALOUTANALOG}/*022) >exten => 922,3,Congestion >exten => 922,4,Hangup > >Looking at the console, Asterisk doesn't get past the Flash command, telling >me that it's not a valid Zap channel. The call is being made from my Cisco >SIP phone through my local Asterisk Box, then via an IAX2 channel to the >site with the Asterisk box+X100P connected to the Norstar. > >====CONSOLE LOG===>-- Accepting AUTHENTICATED call from 192.168.1.1, requested format = 2, >actual format = 2 >-- Executing Flash("IAX2[voipsrv@voipsrv]/2", "Zap/1") in new stack Feb 3 >22:37:19 WARNING[1146896]: app_flash.c:85 flash_exec: >IAX2[voipsrv@voipsrv]/2 is not a Zap channel >== Spawn extension (local, 922, 1) exited non-zero on >'IAX2[voipsrv@voipsrv]/2' >-- Hungup 'IAX2[voipsrv@voipsrv]/2' >====CONSOLE LOG===> >Is there some other way to dial a flash with the dial command? I notice >there's a W to insert a wait sequence. > >Thanks, >Chris LeeJust for fun, try this: exten => 922,1,Flash(Zap/1) exten => 922,2,Dial(Zap/1/*022) exten => 922,3,Congestion exten => 922,4,Hangup and see if it gives the same error. I'd be interested to see if there's perhaps some strange variable swapping going on. JT
On Tue, 2004-02-03 at 06:59, Christopher Lee wrote:> Hi, > > I'm trying to get my X100P to Dial the following sequence to gain access to > speed dial numbers on my Norstar PBX that the X100 is connected to... > > [FLASH] [*] [0] [22] (where 22 is the speed dial number) > > But so far I've had no luck, with the following extension:- > > exten => 922,1,Flash(${DIALOUTANALOG}) > exten => 922,2,Dial(${DIALOUTANALOG}/*022) > exten => 922,3,Congestion > exten => 922,4,Hangup > > Looking at the console, Asterisk doesn't get past the Flash command, telling > me that it's not a valid Zap channel. The call is being made from my Cisco > SIP phone through my local Asterisk Box, then via an IAX2 channel to the > site with the Asterisk box+X100P connected to the Norstar. > > ====CONSOLE LOG===> -- Accepting AUTHENTICATED call from 192.168.1.1, requested format = 2, > actual format = 2 > -- Executing Flash("IAX2[voipsrv@voipsrv]/2", "Zap/1") in new stack Feb 3 > 22:37:19 WARNING[1146896]: app_flash.c:85 flash_exec: > IAX2[voipsrv@voipsrv]/2 is not a Zap channel > == Spawn extension (local, 922, 1) exited non-zero on > 'IAX2[voipsrv@voipsrv]/2' > -- Hungup 'IAX2[voipsrv@voipsrv]/2' > ====CONSOLE LOG===> > Is there some other way to dial a flash with the dial command? I notice > there's a W to insert a wait sequence.The problem with your example is that a flash must be executed after you have a channel since otherwise there is no offhook event to then be toggled by the on then off hook, you just would be off hook. Second, look at the documentation for flash and you will see that the flash command doesn't accept a argument. As to how to actually accomplish what you want, I don't know how. -- Steven Critchfield <critch@basesys.com>