what version of GS firmware are you running ?
I call from PSTN to GS, GS does xfer to XTEN, hang up GS
call continues
if you aren't running 1.0.3.81 or newer, then upgrade :)
john brown
chagres
On Mon, Nov 03, 2003 at 06:15:02PM -0600, Steven Sokol wrote:
Hi,
Does anybody know how to
I have 1.0.3.81. How do you execute the transfer?
Thanks,
Steven
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Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Transfer from Grandstream BT100
On Fri, 3 Oct 2003, Richard Lyman wrote:
you'll find that the context is being overwritten.
look in chan_iax.c line 1628 and chan_iax2.c line 1645 (or within
3 lines of each)
there is a sprintf that is stuff the context, if you comment
those out, it should work again.
Disclaimer: i have NO
you'll find that the context is being overwritten.
look in chan_iax.c line 1628 and chan_iax2.c line 1645 (or within
3 lines of each)
there is a sprintf that is stuff the context, if you comment
those out, it should work again.
Disclaimer: i have NO CLUE what else this BREAKS!!!
Dave Weis
Has anybody else out there had a problem with
transfers not being detected?
Occasionally I will want to transfer somebody, so I'll
hit the # key and instead of the Transfer application
starting, the # tone is played.
My hardware is T100P connected to an Adtran TA 750.
I have relaxdtmf=yes in
The process for transfering a call with the Bugetone is as follows..
1. Press transfer, you will get a dial tone..
2. Dial in the extension to wish to transfer to..
3. Press the Redial.. (on the newer phones this is the send button)
You don't need the t option on your dial string to do transfers
On the grandstreams if I recall the docs are incorrect on how the transfer
feature works. Transfer + EXT + Transfer
bkw
On Tue, 9 Sep 2003, Hielke Christian Braun wrote:
Hello,
hope somebody can help. I have setup a queue which maps to some
Budgetone SIP phones. When a call is answered,
With the right extension setting, it works fine:
exten = 1,1,queue,mainqueue|t
I am not using the transfer button, but would love to. Right now i
only have transfer with # key working.
For example i have two BudgeTones registered to the *. Call from one
to the other. Press the transfer
Hello,
hope somebody can help. I have setup a queue which maps to some
Budgetone SIP phones. When a call is answered, the # key to transfer
a call does not work. Everything else regarding the queue works fine.
Is there a way to activate it? Maybe something like the t option in
the Dial
*CLI show application Queue
-= Info about application 'Queue' =-
[Synopsis]:
Queue a call for a call queue
[Description]:
Queue(queuename[|options[|URL][|announceoverride]]):
Queues an incoming call in a particular call queue as defined in
queues.conf.
This application returns -1 if the
Hello,
I am building an asterisk PBX with some stuff to make a usable VOIP /
PSTN Gateway. I use the following devices:
SIP Phones from GrandStream for VOIP side
OpenLine4 from voicetronix for PSTN Side
I am building things step by step with some priorities.
I have now a working system able to
These are probably more issues for grandstream.. Maybe mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the issues about dropping both calls when the phone is hung up..
Later
Hello,
I am building an asterisk PBX with some stuff to make a usable VOIP /
PSTN Gateway. I use the following devices:
SIP Phones from
GS phone does blind transfer only. Afer pressing transfer, you will
hear dialtone and then dial the number, after dial the whole number,
either wait more than 5 seconds or press redial/send button, then
hangup, it should work.
--- WipeOut . [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
These are probably more issues
This works only if transfering to a phone wich is onhook. If it is off
hook (busy), it doesn't work
Is there any possibiliy to simulate transfert with dial plan?
Regards,
Daniel
William Zhang a crit:
GS phone does blind transfer only. Afer pressing transfer, you will
hear dialtone and
The problem I thought he was refering to was that if phoneA is in a call with phoneB,
then phoneA uses flash to put phoneB on hold and call phoneC then..
Problem 1
If phoneC hangs up then both the calls from phoneA to phoneC and phoneA to phoneB are
disconnected.
Problem 2
PhoneA has no way of
It is exactly that and noway for PhoneA to connect PoneB and PhoneC
each other.
Daniel
WipeOut . a crit:
The problem I thought he was refering to was that if phoneA is in a call with phoneB, then phoneA uses "flash" to put phoneB on hold and call phoneC then..
Problem 1
If phoneC hangs
Setup:
Asterisk with chan_h323 (chan_iax was connecting
the two clients directly, dropping asterisk out of the picture)
Clients are two pentium class computers on the same
network with ohphone installed.
The idea is simply to have one client call into
asterisk (a client calling from outside)
Title: Message
Potential Bug? CSV
as of yesterday.
Scenario: When Music
on Hold is enabled, initiating a transfer from a Cisco 7960 using its built in
transfer function (either transfer or blind transfer) to an analog phone on a
TDM10B, the transfer is not sucessfull.
The analog phone
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