similar to: x100p / Answer-> Flash -> Dial

Problem: Flash on X100P does not flash. Phone line has Call Transfer. With this line plugged into a regular phone, it can receive a phone call. Then, depress the hook momentarily, release. Dialtone is now available. Dial a different number. Call is answered. Hook Flash again, now in a three way call. Hang up. The other two parties are still in communication. Now, plug same line into the X100P.

I've tried to transfer a call using the Flash command, but with my configuration it doesn't work. I have a traditional PBX connected with a zap channel to Asterisk that acts like an IVR: TELCO line --> traditional PBX (FXS) --> (FXO) Asterisk >From the TELCO line I can make a call to the traditional PBX and reach Asterisk, the IVR system on Asterisk answers the call and I can

Greetings. I am attempting to configure a system based on Asterisk 1.2.3 to be used as a backup should our aging voice mail/auto attendant system fail, which seems increasingly likely given its advanced years. The first part of this task is getting the auto attendant feature to work correctly, which I would have figured to be relatively easy. I have successfully built a menu structure, but cannot

On Tuesday 23 May 2017 at 19:20:25, Tech Support wrote: > All; > > What I did was add a line in the dialplan that used the SendDTMF() > application and that worked great. The problem that I?ve run into now is > that dialing the extension screwed up the answering machine detection. The > sample context looks something like this. > > [play-audiomsg] > exten =>

Folks, For the last few days I've been trying to experiment with a Panasonic PBX and an X100P but have run into quite a few problems which I am not sure if they can be solved with this type of card (how about TDM01B?) 1) I wanted to use *'s IVR capabilities, so I routed the calls to the extension where the x100p was connected to. Asterisk should answer the call, playback a message,

Hi, I was woredering if you could help me to put into practice this solution. The idea: Create a IVR-Voicemail The scene: PSTN------/6------PBX--------/12--------- Internos | /4 ports | IVR-Voicemail The Operation: 1)Where a call enters from the PSTN, the PBX flashes and

Hi, everybody: As part of a paging macro I'm using SendDTMF to send digits to the called party. The section looks like this: exten => s,1,Wait(0.5) exten => s,n,SendDTMF(9531290) exten => s,n,Wait(1.0) exten => s,n,Set(MACRO_RESULT=CONTINUE) To test I direct the call to a live extension just to hear what's happening -- what actually happens is that only the 9 is sent, and

I have been trying to figure a way to SendDTMF into a MeetMe room using the Manager API. I can't redirect everyone into another context and then bring them back because that would mess up my logic. I am trying to use local channels and the originate Action to accomplish this. Exten: 3441115 Priority: 1 ActionID: actid-00000001 Context: senddtmftones Action: Originate Channel:

Hi all. I`ve installed a X100P on my box and is working well with incoming and outgoing calls as a trunk with one PTSN line. I want to connect the X100P to my Panasonic 616 EASA-PHONE as an internal extension to permit to users to make calls to SIP devices from analog phones, the problem is when I dial the ext number where the X100P is connected I get busy tone. What config I need to change to

I've got a piece of CPE equipment that has an FXS port that I have tied to an FXO port on a TDM400 clone card. Normally, if I go off-hook with a standard telephone connected to it, I get a dialtone. If I dial a digit, and send a hookflash, the device will provide a dialtone back for the next available channel on the device. I'm trying to recreate this same behavior with Asterisk,

I managed to sort out my earlier query regarding flash times (changed delay in zapata.conf) Now, I am getting a timeout after the Flash command in an outgoing call-file based call: -- Attempting call on Zap/1/108 for 567112@demo:4 (Retry 1) > Channel Zap/1-1 was answered. -- Executing Festival("Zap/1-1", "Dialling now") in new stack == Parsing

Hello all, There's been a consistent problem with Asterisk and a telephone line which has been answered by someone or someone that has placed an out going call. My configuration is a X100P that is plugged in with a telephone line that is split between it and a small Panasonic PBX. Asterisk is used strictly for voicemail. While the phone is off-hook, it will repeatedly go through this loop:

Hello, I'm looking for a similar feature... Dial a number via ZAP/g1 after the line gets answered wait 10 seconds send DTMF Regards, Marc -- Network Manager Marc Storck LuxAdmin.Org mstorck@luxadmin.org Internet Service Provider http://www.luxadmin.org 15, route d'Esch Phone: +352 2727 3030 L-4544 Belvaux Fax: +352

I have a dialplan that requires that we use * to send the long distance access code to AT&T. I have found in the list that the `w` command can be used to inject a pause, I have tried the following: exten => _91NXXXXXXXXX,1,Dial(ZAP/g1/${EXTEN}www5555555,70) There `5555555` is the ld access code. I tried various quantities of `w`s but I never got * to dial the ld access code. Allof the

I am trying implement two-stage dialing. Scenario is following: 1. * Dials SIP agent 2. SIP agent answer the phone and provide dial tone 3. * Sends DTMF string 4. "Bridge" channel with calling party I thought that something like: exten => _2XX,2,Dial_but_not_connect_(SIP/BYEXTENSION,10) exten => _2XX,3,Wait,1 exten => _2XX,4,SendDTMF($DTMF_DIGITS) Should do it. Thank

This 2 line code is doing what I wanted. exten => 200,1,voicemail(200) exten => 200,2,Hangup What I've been told is that they want the 20 year old phone system to light up the message bulb. (yea, a filament bulb, not an LED) To do this you pick up on the line that goes into Asterisk and do a: exten => 200,1,SendDTMF(200w#86) But I don't know the path to take to get that

List, Having a little trouble with the following. Let me prefix by saying I have blind transfers working from the following setup. Inbound call [from-zap] (SIP/sv0071iv) answers. Zaptel -> Asterisk -> SIP extension SIP extension then blind transfers [from-sip] --- SIP extension -> Asterisk -> Zaptel During this whole process, the original channel off the trunk (lineside T1) is

When a caller calls my google voice phone number, I must answer, wait and press one to accept. Sometimes even that does not work. I have tried a few different things to get asterisk to place the call in an answered state and send the DTMF 1 with the Dial macro. I found Malcom Davenports wiki page regarding Google calling which has been very helpful in troubleshooting the issue.

I'm not sure if this is a -users or a -dev question, since the answer probably comes down to something in the code. I'm running the latest CVS-STABLE, and am subscribed to PSTN service using IAX2 via Voiptalk in the UK. I've just been alerted by a customer that the sending of DTMF from my asterisk box to a remote PSTN user doesn't work, although it used to. To test it, I have

Hi, I'm currently running asterisk 1.0.9-r1 and zaptel 1.0.9_p1-r1 (the current gentoo ~x86 versions), with the UK CallerID patches from http://www.lusyn.com/asterisk/patches.html applied. The Zap interface itself seems to work fairly well - although it's a little quiet, there is no echo. Unfortunately, there's also no CallerID. My zapata.conf is as follows: [channels]