similar to: Call parking query

Has anyone managed to get multi-parking lot call parking working correctly? I've had several attempts at it, and never seem to be able to get it to go properly - (actually, at all): I've most recently done this with 1.6.1.x, and now 1.6.2.x, with no luck in either case. What I've been "trying" is the following: features.conf [general] parkext => 100 [featuremap]

>From discussions with the receptionist staff, this is what we need: X number of buttons for parking slots. These buttons should be lit when a call is parked there. When on a call, just pushing an unlit button will park the call. (The do not want to hit hold, transfer, etc.) Hitting Transfer and the button would most likely be OK. To pick up a call, they can push the parking slot button. The

I'm using a macro such that if a call is forwarded to my mobile, I can choose to accept it or not. This is done with the following Dial command: Dial(IAX2/voiptalk/44${ARG1:1},15,trM(screen)ow) and the following macro: [macro-screen] ; Allow called user to accept/reject the call exten => s,1,Wait(0.2) exten => s,2,Read(Accept|loho-support-choose|1) exten =>

Hi I'm trying to get the rebuilt parking functionality to work in Asterisk 12.0.0. In Asterisk 11.6.0 I managed to get a call to get parked by adding a dynamic feature in features.conf for the DMTF sequence *# which called a macro in extensions.conf, which then runned the ParkAndAnnounce application, and the call got parked. The syntax for ParkAndAnnounce I used was this (I don't

One more Polycom IP601 question please (sorry for the long intro here to document) ... In order to closely approximate the behavior of the previous telephone system that many of the users are familiar with, I have set up call parking like this: - features.conf [general] section contains: parkext => ** ; What extension to dial to park parkpos => 10-11 ; What

My company for various reasons has asked that I come up with a way to have previously parked calls be re-parked in the same parking slot. I have looked at setting up asterisk so that the receptionist chooses which slot to place a call, but I think there is an easier way. That is when I came up with the idea of "Sticky Park". Here is how it would work. A call would come in and

Good Day list, My head is pounding from google overload. Does anyone know if there is any way to park a call and specify the ("context", "Extension", and Priority) of where to call back to if the call times out and is parked too long? ParkAndAnnounce does this feature, however I do not like that it has to call you back to announce the location. I want my cake and eat it

So, I can't figure out how to get the parkandannounce application to work the way I want it to... I have cisco 7960 IP phones using SIP, and this is what I have in my extensions.conf: exten => 700,1,ParkAndAnnounce(pbx-transfer:PARKED|90|SIP/${EXTEN:1}|internal,${EXTEN:1},1) exten => 700,2,Hangup and in my parking.conf: [general] parkext => 700 ; What ext.

I have an asterisk setup using asterisk 1.2.4 and a mix of grandstream phones - BT 102 and GXP 200. The problem I having is with call parking. Isn't it suppose to announce the extension where the call is being parked to the person parking the call at the time the call is being parked. How ever in my setup I hear nothing but if I dial the default parked extension I get back the call. Am

Hi, Is there a way to do a blind transfer within an asterisk dialplan (like '##')? The reason I need this (I think) rather than a regular Goto() is that I'm trying to do one-touch parking. I can park a call using one-touch parking and then pick it up again, however if I try to re-park the call, it gets lost. I think that is because asterisk thinks I'm still on the park extension.

Hi all, I've got a fairly minor question, but it's getting on my nerves .. hopefully it's an easy answer. I'm having trouble parking calls on our 7960s. It works fine on ZAP devices, though, and they're both using the same context. What I do is: When I'm on the call, I hit More, Transfer, 700, Dial. I then get a fast busy. If I dial 701, for example, I do get the

Hello all, I want to park calls using the callpark application, but I don't want to hear the saydigit when the called is parked. To resolve this issue I use the following instruction in the dialplan: exten => _8XX,1,ParkAndAnnounce(|1000|local/10 at default|) Because local/10 at default is not defined to a peer I get a lot of warnings. :( Is there a better way to resolve this

Hi, I'm writing a Java client/server application that talks to the Asterisk manager interface via the asterisk-java stuff. The idea being it will give you an app to run on your desktop that monitors your phone essentially. Once I've got something vaguely working it will be released under the GPL and hopefully people will contribute to it etc... As part of this, I'm currently

Here's the short of it. I have an Asterisk 1.2.1 system setup to handle both personal and business calls. Now, the business callers will hear music while on hold, so the default MOH needs to play regular music. Personal callers should hear rings, not music. I have this working except for one specific case. If someone calls during the day (we're night people), asterisk will not ring

When you use the Park button, on some phones you have to hit "More" to get it. Then when you park it, it calls back and tells you the extension...so you have to hang up then pick up again. Callpark apparently is a valid extension! Bill -----Original Message----- From: asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Stephen Bosch

Short replay to long 'short of it'!! Use a queue for your calls set the queue to ring. 'r' option I belive. Set up a queue that has no members but allows you t 'joinempty' Setup an extension that AddQueueMember(home-silent). You will then need to hangup and the call will ring. Before entering the queue you could have the system send the YAC info for you. It will

I have an issue with call parking and hope there is some undocumented feature for this. ;-) We are replacing our legacy PBX with asterisk, but to save money over time (handsets and network), I am trying to maintain the use of our legacy PBX. Asterisk extensions can not use the call parking features (not usable over trunk cards) of the old PBX, so I have to get the old PBX to use asterisk's.

Firstly, let me just say I am new to asterisk and if anything I've said is covered in an FAQ or in previous posts I apologise but I have tried searching and I've attempted a few of the things I found but they didn't help. Has anybody got any experience using an X100P on an NTL phone line in the UK (I'm in an ex Cable & Wireless area if that makes any difference). The

We've had a regular Park function in the past but recently I found the ParkAndAnnounce() application and I love the idea behind it. Here's a snip from the wiki (http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Asterisk+cmd+ParkAndAnnounce) so that we're all talking the same language: || ParkAndAnnounce(announce:template|timeout|dial|return_context) || || Park a call into the

I'm looking at using a modem to provide caller ID info on my NTL line following the steps in the article posted by Darren Poulson: http://www.22balmoralroad.net/modules.php?name=Sections&op=viewarticle&artid=1 I was wondering if anybody had experience of using any modems (can be pci/isa/external) with an ntl line (in an ex. Cable & Wireless area if it makes a difference) and