Ideally you'd get billing to work by integrating directly with the
property management software. Most of the big PMS systems, such as SMS,
LMS, and FRS, have custom serial drivers written for them that interface
with the PBX and related systems. The PMS software is responsible for
activating lon
With regard to Jim’s question: the
phone will upload the contacts to a file named MACADDRESS-directory.xml when
the phone boots. Copy that file to -directory.xml and all the
new phones booting up will start with that config.
With regards to Stephen’s questi
> So I`m throwing this question back in the arena: Can you get the
Polycom
> 501 to ring when a calls comes in and the user is already on a call?
Two ways:
1. Call forward the first extension in a busy condition to another
extension registered on the phone. I use trixbox and with that it's a
I’d think you’d
want Asterisk to sit between the T1 and the D500. Pump the T1 directly in
and then pump it directly out. Logic in the middle to record the call is
left as an exercise for the reader.
They make off-the-shelf
products to do this. I don’t
e heck out of regular
ethernets 300ft). Last I looked LRE was very expensive.
On 7/27/06, Brian Vincent (C) <
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Two questions:
1.
We need to run Ethernet out to a really long distance
– 20,000ft. We have the ability to put a pow
Two questions:
We need to run Ethernet out to a really long distance –
20,000ft. We have the ability to put a powered repeater in at about
12,000’. We can run it using up to 4 pairs. Any
recommendations on products that will reach that far? We’re
Yes.
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Polycom+auto-answer+config
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Copper Mountain Telecom
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I really think the best way to learn
Asterisk is to start with the Trixbox distribution (www.trixbox.org). You can quickly do some
very complicated things – IVR’s, extensions, trunks, etc. In the
end, trixbox just writes out the configuration into the normal /etc/asterisk files
If
not,
go get them now. I'll wait. So in sip.cfg in the section
you
need a line like:
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I have these instructions on the wiki in the comments section. I had a hard
time following the directions too, but I finally got it to work:
We've got 3 things going on with setting up Auto Answer and Ring Answer. Let's
detail this process from beginning to end using Ring Answer as our example
I think an easy solution for you might be along the lines of #3 but
using something like one of these devices:
http://www.command-comm.com/products.html
The ComSwitch 3.0, 5500, and 7500 are all "exclusionary" devices. If
you're dialing outbound through it, Asterisk won't be allowed to pick up
Anyone know of an ATA that supports lamping the message
waiting lamp on a phone? We did an install with a bunch of Sipura 2002’s.
According to the product info they have message waiting indicator support and I
took that to mean lamp support. Nope – stutter tone only.
The place answering the calls is generally known as the PSAP ("public
safety answering point"). As others noted, test calls are fine as long
as you call the non-emergency number first to let them know you're about
to do it. I'll admit I don't always call in advance though. Anyway,
calling the f
We’re using Polycom 601’s and I was wondering if
there was a way to do transfers by simply pressing the “Transfer”
button followed by the extension. Currently you need to hit “Transfer”,
extension, and then a transfer soft key. That extra soft key is
really confusing the user
I ran into an odd problem last night. I had to walk
someone through troubleshooting a problem and they didn’t have a lot of
knowledge, so I couldn’t garner a lot of info. So my question is
two fold regarding the issue described below:
What could I have asked to troub
> At the moment I'm using for the Polycom ALERTINFO to a customized ring
> that auto answers, and for the Sipura spa941 SipAddHeaders that also
> autoanswers however they both do 2 way audio, is there anyway that it
> can be configured to 1 way audio?
Really dumb solution - can you use Polycom 30
> However, when I press "transfer" -> blind -> 700 .
> The user is not able to hear what extension the call
> was parked on.
It's blind - so it's working as expected. On a blind transfer the phone
set disconnects as soon as you press "blind". Just make sure you do a
supervised transfer instead
> Good tip. Well, I only see the first line registering. Here's
> everything from sip debug, nothing here seems to point to the problem:
For completeness, I'll include my solution this problem: use a different
phone. For some reason the 601 I was testing with only allowed 1
registration. Mayb
> Yes you WILL get this working:)
Thanks for the encouragement.. I need it right now. The install just
popped up and we're scrambling to put the pieces together from another
project in the works.
> since your .cfg is just a snippet and not the complete lines, kinda
> hard to know exactly.
N
I’m stumped on this one and any help would be greatly
appreciated.
I’m just trying to get my Polycom 601 to have multiple
extensions on it. For example, on line 1 I want extension 21, on line 2 I
want extension 22, and on line 3 I want extension 23. Ideally I’d
actuall
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