Ist there any possibility to use the funktion "consultative transfer"?
( have 2 ISDN-pones attached to the hfc-nt card, configured as zap)
With the "#"-key it ist possible to park the call or to make a
"blind
transfer" at the moment.
I have activated threewaycalling in the zapata.conf file:
; internal S0 bus (first hfc/s card):
context=local
signalling = bri_net_ptmp
group = 2
channel => 1-2
threewaycalling=yes
transfer=yes
cancallforward=yes
callreturn=yes
I laso added the t and the T options to the extension lines:
exten => 12345,1,Ringing
exten => 12345,2,Dial(Zap/g2/${EXTEN},,Ttr)
exten => 12345,3,Hangup
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> Ist there any possibility to use the funktion "consultative transfer"?To my best knowledge: currently not. If the phone can't do it, you're lost. Asterisk currently has blind transfer built in, this is done in res/res_features.c, function ast_bridge_call(). This function get's called when two channels (e.g. the ringing caller and the ringed callee) get's connection. Near line 365 it checks for the '#' sign and has the logic for the blind transfer. This source code location is channel agnostic, e.g. it would work with chan_zaphfc, chan_sip, chan_whatever. Here would be the place where you could add your Asterisk software-based consultative transfer. I know that Kapejod (Klaus-Peter Junghanns) has this function on his TODO list, near the top even. When he's done with it, he will probably put it into his bri-stuff package. In this case the code will never be in Asterisk's source code directly, because he doesn't like to sign some stuff where he hands over the copyright of his code to someone else.
However, I tried the patch ## transfer into CVS when? Plus Suggestion. Attendant Transfer possible.. But they have the same problem to keep the code up to date.> To my best knowledge: currently not. If the phone can't do it, you're > lost. > > > Asterisk currently has blind transfer built in, this is done in > res/res_features.c, function ast_bridge_call(). This function get's > called when two channels (e.g. the ringing caller and the ringed callee) > get's connection. Near line 365 it checks for the '#' sign and has the > logic for the blind transfer. This source code location is channel > agnostic, e.g. it would work with chan_zaphfc, chan_sip, chan_whatever. > > Here would be the place where you could add your Asterisk software-based > consultative transfer. > > I know that Kapejod (Klaus-Peter Junghanns) has this function on his TODO > list, near the top even. When he's done with it, he will probably put it > into his bri-stuff package. > > In this case the code will never be in Asterisk's source code directly, > because he doesn't like to sign some stuff where he hands over the > copyright of his code to someone else. > > > > --__--__-- > > _______________________________________________ > Asterisk-Users mailing list > Asterisk-Users@lists.digium.com > http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users > > > End of Asterisk-Users Digest >