Hi everyone,
I'm trying to get early dial to work with our grandstream 100 phones.
The phones use SIP, asterisk is 1-0-5 on debian GNU/Linux (sarge).
Outside connections are via 2 ISDN BRI (British Telecom) lines using 2
billion isdn cards
and bristuff.
The phones are set up to be in context [internalphone].
I numbered all the internal extension with _6XX
That works well with early dial. As soon as the 3rd digit is dialed, the
phone connects to the internal extension.
I also have an extension like so:
exten => _9X.,1,Goto(dialout,${EXTEN},1)
[dialout]
exten => _X.,1, <magic agi scripts to resolve callerid for billing
purposes>
...
... takes about 1 sec to complete....
...
exten =< _X,7,Dial(Zap/g1/${EXTEN}
I have overlapdial = yes in zapata.conf.
When I dial the 1st digit AFTER 9 it starts to dial and fails because
the number is incomplete.
How do others do early dial? I'm sure I'm missing something bluntly
obvious, but I can't figure out what.
I thought of setting the phones to DTMF inband, so that the digits are
passed to the exchange, but that seems awfully messy.
(btw. I did read the wiki and the SIP-Invite stuff is actually working
on my grandstream firmware)
Any clues, anyone?
Thank you,
Conrad
