similar to: [ SOLVED ] ISDN problem: lacking dialtone

All, Currently I've got my Asterisk machine running smoothly on IP bases. Meaning I can reach all phones or softphones within my LAN or remote LAN's via VPN. The next step for me is connecting it to the PSTN network. After some tweaking with the modem.conf I got the i4l driver running correctly, and it appears that my Fritz! ISDN v2 card is working correctly. I have added the

Hi all, this is a rather "newbie-oriented" question, so please bear with me... The system running Asterisk has been provided with an AVM FRITZ!Card PnP. SuSE Linux 9.0 recognizes it right after booting the system and it seems to be configured (MSN) correctly... The hwinfo looks like this: --- pbx:/etc/asterisk # hwinfo --isapnp 11: ISA(PnP) 01.0: 10300 ISDN Adapter [Created at

How can I get external (telecom local exchange) dialtone on HFC ISDN BRI with bristuff/zaphfc driver? with capi, voip-info say that it should be something like: Dial(CAPI/MSN:b) But with zaphfc, if I try: Dial(ZAP/1/), I just get NOANSWER.

Hello, I created a new application for myself called Dialtone() by modifing res/res_indications.c file. It can be used as such: exten => s,4,Dialtone(30|${CALLERIDNUM}) exten => s,5,Playback(time-exceeded) exten => s,6,Goto(s|1) It will stutter if you have new voicemail and you have passed the mailbox number as I did above. It will stop dialtone the moment you press a key

Hi, I'm having a little problem when trying to make a call from asterisk. I connect a SIP phone to asterisk, and in the asterisk box I have a TE110P card connected to a E1. When a SIP client makes a call through the E1, I received no dialtone in the SIP client. In the same manner, when somebody from the POTS network makes a call to a SIP client (through * and the E1) he doesn't receive the

Hi there, i have a Problem with dialtone and a TE401P Card. I swear I surfed the wiki, the mailing list and google for 4 hours and did not find the solution, can you help me ? In Germany I have an E1-Line and an Alcatel 4200 PRO PBX. Without using asterisk I dial the "0" on an Alcatel Phone and have the local exchange dialtone, then I can dial. Most users do not dial en block, they

I'd like to write a snippet of dialtone that plays dialtone and collects a specific number of digits into a variable. Sort of like READ but with a generated dialtone. Naturally, I want the dialtone to stop playing after the first digit. I can't find this anywhere. Only thing I can think of is a no-password DISA. Is this the correct method? Is there a better one? </edg>

Hi, I have two asterisks connected via IAX2 trunk. The first * use dial prefix 2XX, the second one 3XX. Calls routing works OK. But I don't know how to get dialtone of remote asterisk pbx. I'd like to get dialtone of asterisk #2 after dialing 3 and dialtone of asterisk #1 after dialing 2. I know something about DISA but I'm not sure if it is a right way. Can you give me advice?

A question: is there any way to get * to answer certain DTMF sequences entered on an extension with a stutter tone? Long version: I would like to add features to my dialplan like "Caller ID Unblock" which work in the same way that the PSTN works: I pick up the phone, get a regular dialtone, press *82, and get a short stutter dialtone which confirms acceptance of the request, and then

I have a problem with voicemail recording dialtone on hangups. From time to time, callers hang up without leaving a massage, so Asterisk records around 100 seconds worth of dialtone instead. I've seen this off and on for almost 9 months now, it's currently happening with 1.0.2 on Linux 2.6.9. My Asterisk box has a X100P connected to Verizon and IAX service through NuFone. I have

Deutsche ?bersetzung folgt / German version following ===================================================== Hello, i have Asterisk running with 2 ISDN-Cards. One AVM Fritz for connection to german ISDN and one HFC-compatible-Card (NT mode) for connection to ISDN-Phone (later: ISDN-PBX). Here is my actual installation: ISDN -> Fritz - ASTERISK ? HFC-NT <- ISDN-Telephone If i pick up my

So I have an X100P, and a TDM10B both working (at least I think they are). The drivers have been loaded and ztcfg -vv shows no errors in the configuration of two channels. When I run asterisk -vvvc and pick up my phone (plugged into TDM10B), I don't gear a dialtone. in phone.conf, I have [interfaces] mode=dialtone format=slinear ... Shouldn't that produce a dialtone when I pick up the

How is it possible to get a dialtone using chan_misdn for a ISDN phone connected to a hfc nt-mode card? misdn.conf: [intern] ports=2 context=isdnIntern immediate=yes extensions.conf [isdnIntern] exten => s,1,DigitTimeout(5) I don't want to use answer here because the phone does not show the dialed digits in the display if the call has already been answered. -- Stefan Tichy

Hi, I see applications for signalling busy, congested, ringing, progress etc, which I understand can be provided either in or out of band. But all I want to do is generate a dialtone. This obviously can only be done in band. There is code for generating the tones when you have a physical line, like the alsa channel, or a zap channel. But I'm just thinking of if they've selected an option

Is it possible after dialling a trunk prefix to wait for dialtone (or wait 2 seconds) before continuing to dial the outgoing number ? I need to "hunt" for one of several lines, and when one successfully provides dialtone, to continue dialling.. A simple NO will do, but if there's a workaround, I have not found it. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was

Hi List, I cant seem to find the setting that changes this! You put a person on hold, they are on hold like normal, but after a few seconds the phone will then start having dialtone coming from the speakerphone, really weird!! Anyone know how to fix this? I see where it could be nice, but in this case, we just want them on hold is all, no dialtone! Any help would be great! Thanks! Ron

Does anyone know if there is a zapata.conf option to tell * to listen for a dialtone before dialing? I've got a couple of analog phones on a pstn line shared with a x100p * fx line. If someone is on the analog phone and another person initiates a call through * to use the same line, * dials over the top of the existing conversation. Is there a way to have * detect dialtone before dialing?

I'm having problems enabling stutter dialtone for users connected to channel banks. Half of our users are on iaxy's and the other half are connecting to channel banks. The users on ixay's are getting the stutter dialtone on new voicemails, but the ones on the channel banks are not. Currently, all users are in the default context in the voicemail.conf file. I've tried the

Hello, Here's what I'd like to do: call my Asterisk box from a phone, hangup after a few rings, then Asterisk calls me back and presents a dialtone, than I can dial any valid number in the context the call originated. I've done it with CAPI (thanks to the script on http://www.junghanns.net/asterisk/page14.html), I'd like to do it with H323. Problem is, how to present a

Hello all, I have a problem with overlap dialing and don't know how to get rid of it. My setup is: 1 HFC card with bristuff -> ZAP/g1 (2B + 1D channels), SIP phones (I just removed TDM400P with 4 FXS) I created test extension 222 which goes directly to g1. In Zapata.conf overlapdial is set to yes. First I created this extension: exten => 222,1,Dial(zap/g1,100,tc)