similar to: chan-capi: Sending digits on a bri (isdn) d-channel

Hello, I have a noticed strange behavior in Asterisk 1.6.18.2 with ReceiveFax Digium FAX Driver: 1.6.2.0_1.3.0 (optimized for i686_32). I use a context [capi-in] for icoming ISDN calls: ====== [capi-in] ; Faxe fuer Ruben exten => 12345,1,Macro(faxin,ruben.roegels at jumping-frog.org,${EXTEN}) ====== My macro for the fax receiving looks like that: ====== [macro-faxin] ; Faxe ; ARG1 =

I have a problem receving calls via the ISDN line, using the followin components Asterisk 1.0.9 with asterisk@home chan_capi-cm-0.6 AVM Fritz card datalink protocol = point to multimode I can make calls out with no problems so the issue is only incoming calls. When I make the call from an external line to the ISDN line connected to asterisk, I get a busy signal after about 5 seconds. I have

Hi, the first thing I did with Asterisk is listening to `demo-congrats' by Xlite on the same machine. This works perfectly. The config files are those shipped with the package. Now I want to listen to it over ISDN/Capi but I don't succeed. My `capi.conf' is like show in many tutorial on the web. In `extensions.conf' I just added the following lines: [capi-in] exten =>

[Something seems to have went wrong with my previous posting. It appears on the archive page in another thread. I did not receive anything myself. So I may give it another try:] Hi, the first thing I did with Asterisk is listening to `demo-congrats' by Xlite on the same machine. This works perfectly. The config files are those shipped with the package. Now I want to listen to it over

I seem to be having a problem with B3 on my ISDN line, as you can see from the dial string I am having to have asterisk generate ringing else there is no progress indication. -- Executing Dial("SIP/0014A8ACCB83-fd9f", "CAPI/g1/142392203000/ b|40|r") in new stack -- Called g1/142392203000/b -- CAPI/ISDN1/142392203000-0 is proceeding passing it to SIP/

Hello Armin, hello List I'm trying to get chan_capi working with asterisk from debian stable (asterisk 1.0.7, the debian version number is 1:1.0.7.dfsg.1-2). I managed to get it compiled by providing my own version of ast_copy_string. This is an Austrian PTP line. I can do outgoing calls fine (no comprehensive tests yet). For incoming calls, I'm getting "No answer" on the

Hi everybody, I have a problem which I cannot eliminate on my own. Has anybody any idea for the following: I am using the asterisk-version from Debian-Testing (1.2.13) with the latest chan_capi (also tried an older version). When using the Capi-Channel, everything works fine except from the sound it sounds extremely choppy and is unusable :-( When e.g. capisuite is used for fax, everything

Hi, I?ve strange problem when I?m making a call from SIP (Cisco 7960) to capi (Fritz PCI). When I call a national number, I?m hearing the ringtone when the called party is ringing but when I call an international number, I don?t hear the ringtone and I?ve a silence until the called party answers. Both call are going through the same extension. Here?s 2 log files, one with a national number and

Hi, after I fixed my problem with the playback() application, I now have the next strange one. When I dial the number of our client, located in another town, I get a connection to the asterisk server, I can talk to my client or listen to his mailbox. If some in the town of this client calls him, he gets the ISDN error "service not available". Out office is connected to he office

Hi, I installed Asterisk with CAPI support. Everything works fine while starting Asterisk, but when a call comes in Asterisk hangsup the call after two times of ringing. The output is like: Jun 24 22:19:49 NOTICE[1082178480]: chan_capi.c:1931 capi_handle_msg: CONNECT_IND ID=002 #0x011d LEN=0048 Controller/PLCI/NCCI = 0x101 CIPValue = 0x10

I'm getting a strange error on one of the two controllers on an AVM C2 card under chan_capi-cm-0.6.3. I have two ISDN controllers defined, both in the same group, both connections are UK ISDN2e Point to Point: On the third outbound call (both of the first two calls are handled by the second controller "ISDN2",) I get this error : chan_capi.c conf_error 0x2001 PLCI=0x301

Hi all, * was running ... I have a WT405P and an AVM C4 with chan_capi 0.3.4a Today chan_capi stopped working, without any changings at the system. It seems, that not * is the reason, because isdn-log also shows no calls. If I try to call * from outside via capi, I only get a busy. That is the try from inside to outside: stern01*CLI> -- data = @89930:0107901723168212 -- capi

Hi all ! We have 3 NTBAs which are all going to our existing PBX. Our areacode is 06003 and our DDI enabled number 9141. I want to exchange that PBX with Asterisk, but still struggle to get it working. My CAPI.CONF is currently like this: [general] nationalprefix=0 internationalprefix=00 rxgain=0.800000 txgain=0.800000 [interfaces] context=in-capi msn=60039141 incomingmsn=* controller=1

Hi, I've a Fritz card which was working fine, recently I changed hardware and my nightmare started. Now when I call someone through the chan_capi (0.3.5 or 0.4.0) it works fine but when I receive calls I always get hungup. Can someone please give some help? Here are the logs: *CLI> -- CONNECT_IND ID=001 #0x0000 LEN=0049 Controller/PLCI/NCCI = 0x101 CIPValue

Hi, I am having a problem with (Asterisk is crashing) with a Fritz card PCI / chan_capi. Receiving Calls from PSTN works, but outbound calls make asterisk crash (Speicherzugriffsfehler/Segmentation fault). The crash occurs upon dialing with the other phone not even ringing. I hereby ask if somebody reading this list can confirm or disprove my issue. Does anbody run a recent asterisk 2.6 with

Hello, I am trying to configure asterisk 1.0.7pre to get incoming calls from an ISDN line using an AVM fritz PCI 2.0 with Chan_capi 0.3.5. My problem is that the context is not recognised in the /etc/asterisk/capi.conf I have in /etc/asterisk/capi.conf 's section "[interfaces]" the following directive context=isdn and the following directive in /etc/asterisk/extensions.conf in

Hello everyone, I have been using an AVM Fritz! card with chan_capi and mISDN for quite a while in PTM mode and it was working finely. Now, I needed more DID/MSN, so I switched to PTP. But now nothing works anymore :( I am using Asterisk on Debian Sarge stable and installed Asterisk along with chan_capi from apt-get. I installed mISDN from the CVS of isdn4linux.de. It is : - Asterisk

Hello configuration as follows, dial-out works: capi.conf: [hfcpci] ;;PointToPoint (55512-0) isdnmode=MSN incomingmsn=* ;msn=61 controller=1 devices=2 context=incoming extensions.conf: [incoming] exten => _XX,1,Playback(demo-abouttotry) exten => _XX,n,Dial,SIP/xlite1 exten => _XX,n,HangUp When call is placed, the following debug info is shown, after the last line, it stalls until

Hello List, because this is my first post to this list, i'd like to introduce myself. My name is Thorsten M?ller, 26 years old and live near Frankfurt/Main in germany. Okay, now to the reason for this posting: I just installed my first asterisk server (Debian 2.2 Kernel 2.4.18-686) with AVM ISDN Fritz PCI card (passive). I followed the configuration on http://voip-info.org and the

Hello, These are error messages I get when I try to call a number over CAPI channel. -- Executing SetCallerID("SIP/xlite1-3b80", "0") in new stack -- Executing Dial("SIP/xlite1-3b80", "CAPI/hfcpci/b17") in new stack > data = hfcpci/b17 > capi request for interface 'hfcpci' == hfcpci: Call CAPI/hfcpci/b17-1 (pres=0x00,