In my dial plan, I have exten => 160,1,txfax(${FILENAME}) When I dial 160 from a fax machine, I hear a broken dial tone. The processor utilization goes to 100%, and the following pair of messages is displayed at the console: Slow carrier up Slow carrier down This pair of messages repeats until I push the "Start" key on the fax. At this point things return to normal and the fax is sent to the machine. Is this how it should work? I'm using asterisk-1.0.2 and spandsp-0.0.1k Thanks, Mike -- Michael Welter Introspect Telephony Corp. Denver, Colorado US +1.303.674.2575 mike@introspect.com www.introspect.com
Michael Welter wrote:> In my dial plan, I have > > exten => 160,1,txfax(${FILENAME}) > > When I dial 160 from a fax machine, I hear a broken dial tone. The > processor utilization goes to 100%, and the following pair of messages > is displayed at the console:100% CPU utilisation is not normal, unless you have a 16MHz 386 processor. :-)> > Slow carrier up > Slow carrier down > > This pair of messages repeats until I push the "Start" key on the fax. > At this point things return to normal and the fax is sent to the machine. > > Is this how it should work? I'm using asterisk-1.0.2 and spandsp-0.0.1kIt may be the settings of your FAX machine. Some won't go into receive mode when they are the caller, unless special action is taken. Was there any document in the FAX machine's send tray? Some refuse to receive until they have finished sending. When I call into txfax with a fax machine the machine receives OK. Steve