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BellSouth (now AT&T) has a number you can dial and it will play back voice prompts with your calling number? It's used by their techs with a buttset in identifying analog 1FB lines... Eg Dial 704-210-3233, it answers "Seven-Zero-Four-Five-Five-Nine-Two-One-Two-Two" if your dialing from 704-559-2122 ----------------------------------------- Disclaimer: This e-mail communication and any attachments may contain confidentia...

Hello. I've seen some mentions of asterisk possibly being used as an inexpensive voicemail attachment to a commercial PBX etc. Does anyone here, have experience of using it in this fashion ? What commercial systems have been successfully attached too ? How is the attachment made ? Analog, digital ? If anyone has successfully accomplished this, I would like to hear the make and model of

This is with an x100p (the motorola chipset) Two problems. Looks like CALLERIDNAME is being used uninitialized. On my other phones the callerid is fine and my buttset shows that the callerid passes the checksum. This is the relevant portion of extensions.conf exten => s,1,Answer exten => s,2,SetCallerID(H ${CALLERIDNAME} <${CALLERIDNUM}>) exten => s,2,Dial(${MGCP_ALL}) Here is the console output. -- Starting simple switch on 'Zap/1-1...

...l(${PSTN}/w${EXTEN:1}) So, I modified slightly to fit my dialplan: exten => _8NXXXXXX,1,Dial(ZAP/g1/w${EXTEN:1}) and it MAY wait, but NOT off hook. The problem still remains, Asterisk begins to dial before dial tone is returned from the CO This was determined by monitoring the CO line with a buttset Since this has been talked about on the list before, I have to wonder if is version dependent, or if it works at all. Anyone KNOW that this works? And with what version of Asterisk? John Novack John Novack wrote: > >>>>> Or, in the example below, wait before dialing? >&gt...

...ta burst isn't supposed to happen until *after* my phone goes on-hook. Any idea what's up here? Second, one of our ports has static on it. A tenant moved in and we configured their fax for our fourth (until then unused) FXS port. They had numerous fax problems, and when I connected a buttset up to their wall jack, there were minor static issues. I swapped their fax connection to a different port on the TDM400P, and the static went away. I put a different line (to elsewhere in the building) into their usual fax port on the TDM400P, and the static showed up there. So, the problem...

Hey guys, I am trying to diagnose a hum in my FXO lines I am using an Adtran 750 with 8 FXO ports. I am getting a pretty bad hum on the line during a call. I have checked the Telco side of the 66 block and there is no hum there so it's my problem to fix. I have tried to lower the gain but that reduces the call volume to much. Where else should I be looking? Setup as follows Dell