similar to: Transfer button on BudgeTone (Re: Transfer of queue call)

Hello, hope somebody can help. I have setup a queue which maps to some Budgetone SIP phones. When a call is answered, the # key to transfer a call does not work. Everything else regarding the queue works fine. Is there a way to activate it? Maybe something like the t option in the Dial application. Thanks in advance, Christian.

Anyone having problems getting transfer to work here is the answer... It appears the manual is incorrect.. The manual says: 1)Press "Transfer" button. 2)Dial the target extension. 3)Hangup the phone. This will disconnect the call.. Here is how it can be done.. Matteo gave this solution.. (thanks) NOTE:'Use # as Dial Key:' must be set to YES To trasnfer: 1)Press

I have a couple of Budgetones that I am playing with trying to get them to work with * from a remote network over the Internet (yes NAT joy!). My * server is in my DMZ and I have 5060 and my RTP range forwarded (UDP) to my public address (through a Cisco PIX). Internally, I can setup my budgetone, it registers and works great. I then have a Linksys router connected to another Internet

Hi, I recently encountered a weired situation where my budgetone stopped working. My network is like this: Asterisk on Public IP ----------- ADSL NAT Router ----- GS01, GS02, GS03 on Internal IP We have an Asterisk server running with a public IP address, which serves as the master PBX. On a remote site, we have 3 Budgetones all having internal IP addresses assigned by the ADSL NAT router. The

Hello to all. I have a couple of budgetones connected to Asterisk server. I can establish calls using budgetone with no problem, but when I hang up a Budgetone, Asterisk does not detect the hangup. It seems that the communication goes on in spite of budgetone's hangup. My sip.conf: [general] disallow=all allow=ulaw bindaddr=172.16.60.21 [sip1] callgroup=1 pickupgroup=1 type=friend

Hi again. I cant get my Budgetone registered in Asterisk, and I cant find what's wrong... uff. This is my config: This fragment is from my sip.conf: [12345] type=user user=12345 username=12345 secret=12345 authuser=12345 qualify=1000 nat=no host=dynamic dtmfmode=rfc2833 reinvite=no canreinvite=no disallow=all allow=g729 allow=ulaw allow=alaw context=sip_default And this is from my

Hi. I was wondering if there's a way to do supervised transfers on the budgetone 102 . Blind works ok, but can't do supervised. I thought that with the flash button that could be possible, but seems I'm wrong .... matteo.

Hello all, Does anyone know how to successfully transfer a call using the GrandStream Budgetone 100 phones? I've read multiple posts talking about hitting flash, the dialing, then flash again, etc. Some posts talk about using the transfer button, then dial, then flash. Anyways, it seems that I am able to put the caller on hold (whereas they hear hold music) by pressing flash or

Hello! I am considering mass deployment of Budgetones 102. According to their website, remote provisioning (configuration via TFTP) is possible. Anyone has experience with this? Is this really working?

I just got a Budgetone 101 and I have it hooked to my * box. I thought I'd read somewhere that we can program the buttons on these phones to send DTMF tones, thereby effectively programming them. However, according to the user's manual, they have predefined SIP functionality. My dialplan implements the festures I want (transfer, message, stuff like that), so for uniformity, I'd just

We have an office full of budgetones and find the ringing volume to be too loud especially when all the phones are ringing at once on an incoming call. I've tried setting the volume on each phone but the volume setting doesn't survive through reboots or power offs. Has anyone found a way to make the volume setting stick? Thanks -- James Doherty - Systems Engineer Zeald.com - Websites

Hi. I've found a problem when I pickup a remote sip phone with *8. There're both budgetones 102 and are both in the same group. When one sip phone is ringing, I can pickup the call from another sip phone, but the first one keeps playing a loud busy signal... that don't go away until I receive another call or go off hook and then on hook on the first phone. I think that could be a

I have a strange problem in that I have put a budgetone out on the internet that connects to my * server that's behind a firewall. They can call me I can call them and it works fine. However, I have setup a link to sipdiscount on my * server. If the budgetone user calls via my * box to sipdiscount all the budgetone user hears is silence and the called person hears silence as well when they

Just for the record and to possibly help with others who get BudgeTone phones. My asterisk box is behind NAT, and I use Vonage, NuFone, and iconnecthere for my "POTS backhaul." On the front end I have an ATA186, a Digium TDM20, and now a BudgeTone 102. The BudgeTone definitely has issues wrt the RTP stream and NATting, although unfortunately I haven't yet been able to dig

I am setting up a small Asterisk system for use at home. I have one Budgetone 101, one Cisco 7960 and two Xten lite softphones. So far everything is working expect for an issue with the Budgetone. When a call is placed between the Budgetone and any other phone, the call is setup and sounds good. If I hang-up on the Budgetone, everything is ok. If I hang up on the other phone, the Budgetone

Hi Folks, Since there isn't a grandstream forum AFAIK I guess someone here may be able to shed some light on this. Apologies if this is viewed as offtopic.. I think I may have killed the firmware on my Grandstream Budgetone 101. I found a source for the 1.0.5.30 firmware and made the files available over tftp. The phone downloaded the files but now doesn't boot and hangs with a blank

I'm using 1 BudgeTone 100 IP Phone and a Sipura 2000 for all my old analog phones. The analog phones with the Sipura seem to work great. Voice quality is fine on both ends on the Sipura. I'm using the Teliax service and I use the Ulaw codec for all phones. However, I'm struggling with the BudgeTone 100. On my end, I find there is lot's of voice cut outs. I'm told my

asterisk-users-request@lists.digium.com is believed to have said: >Budgetone and MWI > >The message button can be programmed to dial an extension that checks >voicemail >exten => 160,1,Voicemailmain(${CALLERIDNUM}) > Thanks, this is what I was thinking about. Still, how do you get the BT to dial 160? In my Asterisk setting I have the same mailbox numbers reused for the

I have the MusicOnHold feature working great when called from ATA-186 extensions. It's pretty cool. However, when I call from a BudgeTone-100 phone, no music is heard -- instead it continues the ringing feedback and acts like the call is unanswered. At the same time, I can call from (multiple) ATA-186 extensions and hear music as long as I like. How can I debug this? As far as I can tell,

Hi, I'm considering giving the Grandstream BudgeTone-102 phones a try. I've been using Cisco 7960's to date, but the low cost of the Grandstream phones are hard to ignore. I have two questions: 1) Does the message waiting indicator on the BudgeTone's work with Asterisk? 2) The one line 12-digit LDC concerns me a bit. Is the LCD able to display both the CID number and name on