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I just need to buy 5-6 ADSI Phones. I wondering which of these models to choose - aastra 390 - I don't know is this an ADSI phone at all. Is there versions with and without ADSI - aastra 350 - I'm sure that it have ADSI. If there is some other good working model, it will be great, if someone points me. Thanks

Bill I have adtran750 with Vista/Aastra 350, 390, & 480's never seen that one tim -----Original Message----- From: asterisk at billheckel.com <asterisk at billheckel.com> To: asterisk-users at lists.digium.com <asterisk-users at lists.digium.com> Date: February 21, 2003 12:52 PM Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Fun new problem with Aastra 390 ADSI phones >I seem to have

Hi, Would anyone know of a way to set the time automatically on an ADSI capable phone from *? The phone in question is a Aastra 480e. While I am at it, does anyone have any helpful docs on the ADSI script programming? I have managed to do basic functions by modifying the asterisk.adsi file using stuff gleaned from the app_adsiprog.c file, but docs would be really helpful at this point. Tia,

Any suggestions? The Aastra 480 & 390 seem popular along with the CybioLink. Does anyone use these phones (or others)? Are they compatible with atsterisk's ADSI? If so, how are people programming these phones? Searched thru archives, lots of previous talk but no soild info. I'd like to get a couple of ADSI phones to play with, just hate to waste the money if they won't work with

Hello! Now that I finally have my TDM board working, I want to move forward with using PBX functions. However, it seems cumbersome to use standard POTS telephones with Asterisk. I know that there are many of you installing even large systems based on channel banks and analog telephones. What phones are you using? How do you simulate phone system features on a phone that doesn't have

I have been looking for analog phones for my * system that work with our plantronic amplifiers and headsets. The problem I am having with the Aastra phones that I have purchased (PT-390, 9116, 9120, 8009 ), is that they don't seem to stay hung up unless you physically hang up the handset everytime you finish a call. I have even purchased the Aastra 9120 which sais it has on-hook

I have ADSI working on my Aastra (Vista/Nortel) 350 phone and everything is working fine. However, I want the asterisk.adsi to load into the 'self-load' slot but can't figure out what the correct FDN for doing this is. Does anyone know the right FDN for the SL slot on these phones? Also, does anyone have any cool/interesting ADSI scripts they wouldn't mind sharing? I'm

This is a really cool phone, except one problem, searched the archives and this was brought up before. Just wondering if anyone figured out how to solve it. I'm having the same problem as these previous posts... --------------- posted 06/09/03 Whenever I try using the voicemail through my ADSI display, it disables my # buttons. If I hit listen through the ADSI display, I can not delete

Where are you buying these from ?, Can they actually set the phones up?? Is the supplier claiming to set any of the following 1) FDN number 2) FDN Security Code 3) Suspend Lock Flag 4) Delete lock bcus in my experience only the mfg aastra can do this >digium support answered, for anyone's future reference, they should be left unlocked (aka set to all zero's). > >Thanks. >

Folks, I am in the process of fighting my way through my first foray into ADSI phones. I have a very nice Aastra 480 from Sayson, purchased through Cylogistics. Very nice phone. However, my experience in configuring ADSI has been pure pain so far, and it's not all working yet... 1) The locking mechanism for these ADSI phones is... baroque? Arcane? Perhaps there is a reason why you would

There isn't much documentation on adsi, but I called NETXUSA (the vendor of my 480e) and they helped me along. My experience: 1. I really had no experience with ADSI so I had (probably still have) some misconceptions on how the configuration is loaded onto the phone. 2. I set the following in my /etc/asterisk/asterisk.adsi (most of this is the stock asterisk.adsi script): ;

Can anyone tell me what I need to do to tell the voicemail and voicemail2 applications to download to a different slot? The only problem I have remaining is this one... I dial the voicemailmain extension from a PT480, and the display tells me "services is full, download refused", but asterisk PBX only occupies the first slot (I changed this)... Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hey Everybody, You may remember be as the one that was generally running in circles trying to get ADSI phones to work? Well, five phones later, I've got a phone and a code that works to program it. I have been discouraged from just posting it to an e-mail forum, but I have been encouraged to get it embedded in the program. Is this possible? How should it be done? Next, after getting it

Program your locked ADSI phone not by unlocking it but by using the feature slot FDN download descriptors of ADSI SEC security code telco provider lock number key from database list. ch33s3 First reset phone. Set clock to Jan 1 12:00AM (options-2?). exit to main screen. press options, (mute/flash/speaker/?) until you see firmware version. press # to reset. google more info, bam ch33s3d ;

I have an Aastra 390 ADSI phone. It's not locked. I can call ADSIProg without a problem and it programs my phone. Calling Voicemail2 also programs my phone. However, in order for the VMail option to appear on the screen I have to go into the Services menu, pick Asterisk PBX and pick Select. Then the VMail softbutton appears on the screen, but any time I make a call it goes back to the

I've received my Aastra 390 phone. I got the unlock procedure from the vendor, and the services button now shows all four entrys as "<available>". When I give the phone "ADSIProg()" the phone displays: Asterisk PBX download refused Conflict with: <available> The asterisk.adsi hasn't been changed: DESCRIPTION "Asterisk PBX" VERSION 0x02 SECURITY

I'm trying to work out whether I want an ADSI phone or not, and in fact, whether it is ... useful/works with Asterisk. I have decided that for the cost/performance of the various IP based phones, I am not interested, I seem to get significantly better quality from a plain analogue phone using the TDM40B card. Is it beneficial to get an ADSI phone as opposed to a plain old analogue phone from

Hello list, I have reason to believe that ADSI can be spoken to phones even when they're onhook. Is this true? Does anyone know? Right now, I'm having trouble figuring out how to do anything to an onhook channel other than ring it. Does this require a magic application and some serious voodoo? Any pointers? I got onto this idea because I noticed that whenever I got voice mail on a

digium support answered, for anyone's future reference, they should be left unlocked (aka set to all zero's). Thanks. -----Original Message----- From: Joe Antkowiak <joe@jsci.net> Date: To: asterisk-dev@lists.digium.com <asterisk-dev@lists.digium.com>; asterisk-users@lists.digium.com <asterisk-users@lists.digium.com> Subject: [Asterisk-Dev] adsi phone codes? Does

Hi all ! I'm begginning with ADSI technology and I have some problem: I have a Aastra 390 and it seems to work well, I send my adsi script to the phone, i can call, display some messages, program new keys ... But, I don't find how to send an external parameters to the phone. Typically, I would like to display a value of an asterisk variable. I tried to find how the parameters