Hi,
I have not been successful in working out how to dial a # within a phone
number. EG:
exten => _12345,1,Dial(Zap/1/0868563823#,5,t)
or
exten => _08XXXXXXXX,1,Dial(Zap/1/${EXTEN}#)
I'm trying to append a # character so that I can use a cellsocket
(mobile phone to pots adapter) connected to an x100p. I think that
asterisk is simply ignoring the # character. The docs on the Dial
command dont mention any special characters. I'd say someone must have
come up against this before for other services too that require * or #
characters.
Any help would be great!
Thanks as always,
Derek
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Derek Conniffe
Rivertower Ltd
DDI: (Local Ireland) 01 201 0146 (International) +353 1 201 0146
Mobile: (Local Ireland) 086 856 3823 (International) +353 86 856 3823
Main Line: (Local Ireland) 1890 45 70 74 (International) +353 1 201 0180
Fax: (Local Ireland) 01 201 0085 (International) +353 1 201 0085
Email: derek@rivertower.ie
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-----Original Message-----
From: Derek Conniffe [mailto:derek@rivertower.ie]
Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 1:05 AM
To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion
Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Dialing a # in phone number?
Hi,
I have not been successful in working out how to dial a # within a phone
number. EG:
exten => _12345,1,Dial(Zap/1/0868563823#,5,t)
or
exten => _08XXXXXXXX,1,Dial(Zap/1/${EXTEN}#)
I'm trying to append a # character so that I can use a cellsocket
(mobile phone to pots adapter) connected to an x100p. I think that
asterisk is simply ignoring the # character. The docs on the Dial
command dont mention any special characters. I'd say someone must have
come up against this before for other services too that require * or #
characters.
Any help would be great!
Thanks as always,
Derek
--
Derek Conniffe
Rivertower Ltd
DDI: (Local Ireland) 01 201 0146 (International) +353 1 201 0146
Mobile: (Local Ireland) 086 856 3823 (International) +353 86 856 3823
Main Line: (Local Ireland) 1890 45 70 74 (International) +353 1 201 0180
Fax: (Local Ireland) 01 201 0085 (International) +353 1 201 0085
Email: derek@rivertower.ie
Web: www.rivertowerhosting.com
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I found the answer to the problem I was having with Asterisk, an X100P,
a Cell Socket with Nokia phone and dialing the # character. It wasn't a
problem with the # character at all - the problem was that I had the
txgain set to -4.5 (which was working well on an analogue phone line).
I changed this to 1.0 and that fixed it. The only other thing I had to
do was put a leading pause into the number being dialed by the X100P to
give the cellsocket some time to get ready to receive the DTMF digits.
My Dial command for this is:
exten => _08XXXXXXXX,1,Dial(Zap/1/w${EXTEN}#)
(In Ireland all mobile numbers start with 08 followed by 8 digits).
The cellsocket now is working very well and I'm saving myself money
routing daytime mobile calls through a mobile phone rather than through
land lines.
Derek
Derek Conniffe wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have not been successful in working out how to dial a # within a
> phone number. EG:
> exten => _12345,1,Dial(Zap/1/0868563823#,5,t)
> or
> exten => _08XXXXXXXX,1,Dial(Zap/1/${EXTEN}#)
>
> I'm trying to append a # character so that I can use a cellsocket
> (mobile phone to pots adapter) connected to an x100p. I think that
> asterisk is simply ignoring the # character. The docs on the Dial
> command dont mention any special characters. I'd say someone must
> have come up against this before for other services too that require *
> or # characters.
>
> Any help would be great!
>
> Thanks as always,
>
> Derek
>
> --
>
>
> Derek Conniffe
> Rivertower Ltd
> DDI: (Local Ireland) 01 201 0146 (International) +353 1 201 0146
> Mobile: (Local Ireland) 086 856 3823 (International) +353 86 856 3823
> Main Line: (Local Ireland) 1890 45 70 74 (International) +353 1 201 0180
> Fax: (Local Ireland) 01 201 0085 (International) +353 1 201 0085
> Email: derek@rivertower.ie
> Web: www.rivertowerhosting.com
>
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Derek Conniffe
Rivertower Ltd
DDI: (Local Ireland) 01 201 0146 (International) +353 1 201 0146
Mobile: (Local Ireland) 086 856 3823 (International) +353 86 856 3823
Main Line: (Local Ireland) 1890 45 70 74 (International) +353 1 201 0180
Fax: (Local Ireland) 01 201 0085 (International) +353 1 201 0085
Email: derek@rivertower.ie
Web: www.rivertowerhosting.com