asterisk users - Mar 2006 - Get no busy signal on my analog line

Hi,

we use a Grandstream HandyTone 386 analog adapter.

At port one there is a fax machine connected. If the fax is connected to a 
remote fax machine a second incoming call does not get a busy signal.

Does this belong to my dialplan or my sip registration settings?

Thanks and Regards,
Bernd

In article <440708F7.1010800@gmx.net>, kibeki@gmx.net
says...
> Does this belong to my dialplan or my sip registration settings?
To your SIP registration settings. You should limit that user/peer/friend to
only one line.


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Tomislav Parcina
tparcina#lama.hr

Hi.
You can use two lines (ports) with ATA 386.(?) 
And you must disable call waitting

Do you have ATA 386 hang problems?

Rgds
Amr


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Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Get no busy signal on my analog line

Hi,

we use a Grandstream HandyTone 386 analog adapter.

At port one there is a fax machine connected. If the fax is connected to a 
remote fax machine a second incoming call does not get a busy signal.

Does this belong to my dialplan or my sip registration settings?

Thanks and Regards,
Bernd

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