RE: Re: xAP Switchboard - fantastic 'must have' HA app :)

["Paul Gale" <groups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I too am waiting eagerly for Patrick's Asterisk xAP connector :)

Paul.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: ukha_d@xxxxxxx [mailto:ukha_d@xxxxxxx] On Behalf Of
> Kevin Hawkins
> Sent: 14 May 2005 14:22
> To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
> Subject: Re: [ukha_d] Re: xAP Switchboard - fantastic 'must have' HA
app
> :)
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> Richard Malcolm-Smith wrote:
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> >Paul Gale wrote:
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> >
> >>Well - not much help from me - more like just a bit of good
luck wishing
> ;)
> >>
> >>It is very good though - worth getting a Meteor or (working)
CID modem
> for this alone :)
> >>
> >>Paul.
> >>
> >>
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> >Im just waiting on the arrival of the appropriate intel modem here
to get
> >asterisk up and running, How well does xAP switchboard interact
with
> asterisk?
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> >
> >
> At the moment it doesn't - however I think Patrick is posting his xAP
> Asterisk stuff anytime now and once that is there it should be
possible
> to pick up the appropriate xAP messages to tie in with xAPTel /
> xAPSwitchboard.  Actually that's a bit of an unfair assumption as all
of
> the support would be in xAPSwitchboard which is James' application -
but
> I feel sure he'd be keen to support it. It may even work in a basic
> fashion already if P's using the standard CID schema
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> BTW xAPTel supports Skype too , in a true multiline fashion so if you
> use Skype IN or Skype OUT for PSTN access via Skype then these calls
too
> appear in xAPSwitchboard, and you can even call back PSTN originated
> calls using Skype.    The Instant Messenger side of Skype is being
added
> shortly although full who's online / last online messages are sent via
> xAP already.
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> Also - just to mention the UK CID Modem side of xAPTel needs an update
> to add more models and work better, FTTB Meteor and Pegasus units are
> the recommended incoming callerID devices currently although any 'AT'
> style modem can be used to supplement these to provide dialback
fetaures
> from xAP or Switchboard.  The Intel modem is not specifically
supported
> but I'm sure it could be , but as it will probably connect via
Asterisk
> in your case it's probably not an issue. Actually.... there may even
be
> a possibility of using xAP based CID info to provide CID info to
> Asterisk with a bit of help from Patrick.  Any thoughts on whether
this
> is possible (or sensible !) P ?
>
>    Kevin
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