asterisk users - Jun 2005 - Dial Commands "D" Option Question

When using the dial command and the D option to send DTMF digits when
the channel is answered, is there a way to allow for some dead air,
and then send more DTMF digits? I would like to automate a call, and
it requires entry of a few short dtmf digits all a couple seconds
apart from each other.

Thanks!

On Thu, 2005-06-16 at 23:24 -0400, Nate Kapi wrote:
> When using the dial command and the D option to send DTMF digits when
> the channel is answered, is there a way to allow for some dead air,
> and then send more DTMF digits? I would like to automate a call, and
> it requires entry of a few short dtmf digits all a couple seconds
> apart from each other.
> 
> Thanks!
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>From a thread in February of this year:
"At least in app_dtmf_stream(), it's just hard coded in there as 100 or

last argument to app_dtmf_stream().

Nick"

Hope this is a start.
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> When using the dial command and the D option to send DTMF digits when
> the channel is answered, is there a way to allow for some dead air,
> and then send more DTMF digits? I would like to automate a call, and
> it requires entry of a few short dtmf digits all a couple seconds
> apart from each other.
Might look at the "w" within the dial string, which adds delay for
each
"w" appearing in the string. Something like:
 exten => _1NXXXXXXXXX,3,Dial(IAX2/xyz-itsp/9ww${EXTEN})

hi

is there anybody using g723 with oh323 and sending call by asterisk. if so
please let me know how i can use this same, i need to call quintum by g723 .

Thanks
Bashir