Rodrigo Santos de Souza wrote:
> Quando faço uma ligação para algum cliente sip remoto e este retorna "Busy
> Here" (ocupado) o meu telefone (ligado a uma central que está interligada ao
> asterisk atravez E1/casr2) fica mudo. Como faço para que ele retorne tom de
> ocupado?
Tenta colocar o valor "2" (play disconnect tone) no options na
configuração do unicall.conf:
<varient>,<maximum ANI digits>,<maximum DNIS digits>,<options>
Exemplo:
protocolvariant=br,17,4,2
Do Readme da libmfcr2:
The fourth parameter is composed of bits, which must be OR'ed together,
as follows:
1: Play progress tones. These are usually handled by the far end
switch, but
may need to be sent as audio through the channel on some systems.
2: Play disconnect tone. The disconnect tone is usually handled by
the far end
switch, but may need to be sent as audio through the channel on
some systems.
4: Play ringback tone. The ringback tone is usually generated by
something
downstream of the MFC/R2 software, but may need to be
generated here on some
systems.
8: Get ANI after DNIS. The usual behaviour for incoming calls is
to get the
calling party category and the ANI as soon as possible, and to
get the DNIS
afterwards. This doesn't work on all systems, so the option to
reverse the
behaviour is provided.
16: Use immediate accept. Most variants of MFC/R2 offer a way to go
directly to
the call accepted state, bypassing the use of group B and II
tones. This option
enables the use of that feature for incoming calls.
T+,
Leonardo
