Most telcos (and I assume this is true in AU as well) have a standard
right cycle in the CO. In the US, its something like 6 seconds.
What a telephone instrument does in terms of ringing has nothing to do
with it. It can play songs, show a video, or whatever.
If you have callerid configured, then asterisk will consume one ring
cycle looking for the callerid _before_ it jumps to extensions.conf
context. But, from a user perspective, they still hear ringback even
though you don't have any phones ringing as yet. Calculate accordingly.
We found that different phones and even different rings on the same phone had
different timimgs.
For example, one phone would ring every 2 seconds and another would ring
every 3.
PaulH
Robert La Ferla [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I realize that it's a timeout but what's implicit in that is that
Asterisk can't detect # of rings just the amount of time spent ringing?
I have been looking at the reference manual on asteriskguru.com. They
say it's a timeout but they don't indicate the units. Is it
milliseconds, microseconds or seconds?
Dave Cotton wrote:
On Fri, 2005-12-09 at 11:41 -0500, Robert La Ferla wrote:
Derek Whitten wrote:
[incoming]
exten = s,1,Dial(SIP/myextSIP/myext1SIP/myext2,25,t,r)
exten = s,2,Voicemail(myext)
exten = s,3,Hangup()
Thanks. This will call/ring multiple extensions but what about
waiting
for X rings before going to voicemail? How do I do that?
What do you think the 25 does?
Maybe it's a time or something.
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