asterisk users - Feb 2006 - BT102 and ringtones

Hi list,

any success trying to let internal calls ring differently than external
calls on a Grandstream BT102?

My settings, phoneside:

    Default Ring Tone:	  system ring tone
 x   custom ring tone 1, used if incoming caller ID is *
      custom ring tone 2, used if incoming caller ID is #
      custom ring tone 3, used if incoming caller ID is *#

This means that I checked the first custom option and entered * as
incoming caller ID


The dialplan side for this phone is:


exten => 2502,1,GotoIf($[${CALLERIDNUM:0:1} = 2]?2:5)
exten => 2502,2,SetCallerID(${CALLERIDNAME} <#${CALLERIDNUM}>)
exten => 2502,3,Goto(10)

exten => 2502,5,SetCallerID(${CALLERIDNAME} <*${CALLERIDNUM}>)
exten => 2502,6,Goto(10)

exten => 2502,10,Noop(${CALLERID})
exten => 2502,11,Dial(SIP/2502,30)
exten => 2502,12,Voicemail(u2502)
exten => 2502,13,Hangup()
exten => 2502,112,Voicemail(b2502)
exten => 2502,113,Hangup()


Knowing that my local (internal) extensions start with 2  the whole
thing means that if 2101 is calling 2502  the phone will see  #2101   as
calleridnum .

If somebody else is calling from outiside (say 0211223344) the phone will see 
*0211223344 as callerid.

This confirmed on the display of the BT, as well as in the CLI.

Now, oddly enough whatever is checked as ring tone in the websettings is
always played with no regards to the beginning character.


With the setting example above #2101 calling would obtain ringtone one,
even if there is no trace of a *-character in the calleridnum.

Is it me, is it the evil fate, is it the BT102?

I even updated the firmware to Software Version:
Program-- 1.0.6.7    Bootloader-- 1.0.1.0    HTML-- 1.0.0.49    VOC-- 1.0.1.0

TIA,
Aldo

asterisk-users-request@lists.digium.com is believed to have said: 
>
>Is it me, is it the evil fate, is it the BT102?
>
>I even updated the firmware to Software Version:
>Program-- 1.0.6.7    Bootloader-- 1.0.1.0    HTML-- 1.0.0.49    VOC--
1.0.1.0
>
>TIA,
>Aldo
The attempt to obtain custom ringtones I described in my previous
message bases on the tip seen in the Asterisk wiki:
>Pattern matching on CallerId
>
>You can instruct your phone to use a different ring sound based upon the
>incoming caller id: If, for example, you select the built-in standard
>ringtone as your default ringtone in the web interface, and enter
"30"
>for the 1st custom ring tone and "4" for the 2nd custom ring tone
then a
>partial leading match of the callerid will trigger the respecitve sound. 
>Example: 302 --> 1st custom sound, 485 --> 2nd custom sound. 
>Please note that under IP-to-IP mode (?i.e. calling directly phone-to-
>phone without Asterisk or another call manager?), you need to first
>enter the IP calling mode and then press *72 (or *90 or *92) to activate
>the call forwarding. 

Even configuring the BT102 like it is described in the wiki does (ie
using the system ringtone as default; leaving the other BT web based
settings like described, with the dialplan as shown) does not have any
desired effect.

TIA,
Aldo