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Does anyone know if there are additional SIP devices out there which aren't phones? I'm basically looking for a fully-automatic SIP speakerphone. I'd like to be able to dial a sip-extension and make an announcement (PA) and/or simply listen in to a room (baby-monitor). Yes, I know, some of the more advanced phones can be configured to behave like that, but it seems to a waste of

I received a sample IP/Speakerphone from my friends in China today. Asterisk setup was fairly uncomplicated and I had it running as an extension on my server within a few minutes. Sounds quality of both the receiver and the speakerphone are fine (wife's opinion). Are there any tests I should run with this phone? Following are the specs: - Single line appearance - Alpha display, 2x16 chars -

Hi, I get fascinated when I dial someone and get an IVR play " for accounts department press 1, for sales, press 2 or hold the line for an operator" and then have MOH play before the line is picked up at the desired extesion. Please, permit me as I know this will be one of the dumbest questions to ask in a group like this. I'll apprecaite any specific guide/instruction. Thanks

Are there affordable DIDs (preferably IAX) available anywhere outside the US? I want to use it to meet ICANN requirements for providing a valid phone number, yet pre-empting some of the telemarketing calls my domain registrations generate. (Yes, I asked a similar question about 900# availability before). I'd prefer to have a number somewhere outside the NANP, preferably an asian country.

When I installed my first home-PBX three years ago, I was looking at "cellsockets" -- devices which will accept certain cellular phones and provide an RJ11 jack, generating the ring-voltage and recognizing DTMF, which in turn makes your cell-phone look like a CO line. Pretty cool stuff, in theory, but it just didn't seem to be worth the cost, especially since it locks you to a

Just upgraded to cvs Head this morning and noticed our voicemail notification (via email) is failing with: Jul 1 07:48:38 WARNING[1217669936]: app_voicemail.c:837 sendmail: E-mail addres s missing for mailbox [3000]. E-mail will not be sent. However, a valid address in voicemail.conf has been working just fine until now. Sendmail is running, etc. If I add a "second" email address

I want to put a single voice-mail box on a remote server, where I have metered bandwidth. Before I do this, I want to make sure it's feasible. Could someone confirm the following math for me? G.711, at 64kpbs has a rated network load of 88kbps. So for each second of conversation, about 11KB are crossing the wires in each direction. That means for a minute of two-way conversation, 1.3MB

Whoa, talk about flying under the radar. I got a few DIDs *months* ago from Sixtel (or iax.cc). Initial respone was great, but then it seemed that the only tech-support person had fled the country. No responses, bad responses, poor call-quality. I had a few $s left in the balance and kind-a just forgot about them. Not worth 10 minutes of my time to get $10 of my money back, quite frankly.

I've done all the googling I can on this, and have come to the conclusion that a Grandstream BT101 can be abused to be a door phone. Could someone with access to one, confirm that the following is possible? Researched: 1. When set to auto-answer, dialing the phone will result in a short beep and instant speaker-phone connection. 2. When pressing the "message" button while

Hello All, My asterisk installation has now been running for over two months without a hitch, and I've decided it's time to move things around a bit. It's currently installed on a 2.7GHz Celeron under RH9 installed on a 10GB "leftover" drive. Thanks to the strange marketing method called "Mail-In-Rebate", I have a fresh 160GB drive ($50), and I'm itching to

Here's a question I haven't seen asked nor answered on this list: Is there a provider who offers incoming 900# services? I want to establish a 900# to be used in (about 60-70) domain registrations, to deter telemarketers from calling yet still comply with ICANN requirements for a valid phone number. Alternatively, does anyone know of a source for super-low cost DIDs (like free

I have been looking at moving from SIP-based DID (Illinois) providers to one that uses the IAX protocol for DIDs. After a search, I've come up with the following: http://connect.voicepulse.com -- $8/month, many rate-centers http://www.iax.cc -- $1.50/month + 0.014/min, many rate-centers Can that be all that there is? I like the pricing plan at iax.cc, because it would allow me to set up

I tried asking in another thread this week, but I'm not sure people saw the actual subject of the question. Does anyone know where to find documentation of xPL, the home automation interface? Specifically for integrating it with Asterisk. xPL is part of Trixbox, so it's being used, but where is some expertise for using it without Trixbox? -- (C) Matthew Rubenstein

Hi I am currently developing a IVR application using PHP/AGI. I am using the PHPAGI class at http://phpagi.sourceforge.net/ to handle the commuication with my *. The application basically asks a caller to enter in some information which is then processed and a answer is read back out to them. I want the application to loop back to the beginning after giving the answer so they can try another

> -----Original Message----- > From: Mark Charlton [mailto:asterisk@mcwebtree.com] > Plus if you send your users to VoicemailMain(${CALLERIDNUM}) > they don't hear > it at all. > They just get "enter password". Yup. If you do that, the only time they hear it is during the initial setup call (if you have "forcename=yes" or

I understand there has been some issues sending DTMF tone through Broadvoice. Can some provide me with symptoms? --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.700 / Virus Database: 457 - Release Date: 6/6/2004

Hi All, I've recently got a "second" number installed on my PSTN line, trusting the Asterisk distinctive ring detection would work as expected. It appeared to work fine at the start, as the second number generated a different ring pattern to 0,0,0 (in the console) only to realise that almost every phone call to this "second" number generated a different ring pattern.

Froogle found me one supplier for the SPA-841, not sure I trust them though. Does this phone even exist yet? Does anyone have any experience with it? Does anyone know a vendor other than Atacomm/voipsupply?

I recently changed to all IAX providers for my DIDs, and none of them offer incoming caller-names. Back in the days when I did have incoming caller names, I found the names provided by the various phone-companies fairly useless -- "WIRELESS CALLER", "YOURCITYHERE" etc. Last Friday I finally set off to roll my own, in order to meet the following requirements: - uniformely

On 04/04/2011 12:23 AM, Vlad Krylov wrote: > > Hi. Hi Vlad, first of all it seems the conflict with raghesh was already solved. Nice. Regarding your draft. It looks like a reasonable first version, but it obviously needs to be extended for the final application. I would also recommend to install Polly and try to find the first test cases that cannot be handled. Some comments to your