asterisk users - Mar 2005 - ASTCC - how to use different brands?

I just downloaded the new astcc and it includes now a new field in the 
list of the cards: Brand
Great!

How can I use it in the dialplan?


bye

Ronald

I just downloaded the new astcc and it includes now a new field in the
list of the cards: Brand
Great!

How can I use it in the dialplan?


bye

Ronald

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> I just downloaded the new astcc and it includes now a new
> field in the list of the cards: Brand Great!
> How can I use it in the dialplan?
You can't use it in the dialplan, you use it when creating a card.

Nabeel

> I would need that a user could choose between two tarriffs,
> ... I thought that would be great to use Brands for that.
Like I said, a brand is used when you are creating a card. Therefore,
the markup defined by the brand is applied to the card. Simple?

Nabeel

Therefore, the pricing in the routes table is the actual cost price?

Also, I wanted to know, when you actually generate the cards $1.00 = 100000 ?

Cheers,
Sahil
Quoting Nabeel Jafferali <nabeel@jafferali.net>:
> > I would need that a user could choose between two tarriffs,
> > ... I thought that would be great to use Brands for that.
>
> Like I said, a brand is used when you are creating a card. Therefore,
> the markup defined by the brand is applied to the card. Simple?
>
> Nabeel
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Nabeel Jafferali wrote:
>>I would need that a user could choose between two tarriffs,
>>... I thought that would be great to use Brands for that.
>>    
>>
>
>Like I said, a brand is used when you are creating a card. Therefore,
>the markup defined by the brand is applied to the card. Simple?
>
>Nabeel
>

I think  I will need to dig deeper into that ;-(
Any comment on my approach:
1. extend agi with one parameter (tarriff)
2. create a copy of the table route and name it ${tarriff}