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Re: Comfort & Asterisk


  • Subject: Re: Comfort & Asterisk
  • From: "Patrick Lidstone" <patrick@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sat, 10 Sep 2005 16:16:26 -0000

--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "Graham Kiff" <graham.kiff@w...>
wrote:
> Thanks for the response Patrick
>
> My line setup is as follows:
> BT Line -> Comfort Tel In
> Comfort Tel Out -> Asterisk (via FXO)
> Asterisk -> POTS (via FXS) & IP Phones
>
> I have setup a dial plan for accessing Comfort (9*), however there
seems
> to be some sort of timing issue, as Comfort doesn't recognise the *
> digit after the line is seized - all I hear is the PSTN dial tone.  If
I
> then dial digits, after a few seconds I get a "BT voice"
saying number
> not recognised.
>
> In respect to the door bell CID.  I tried using distinctive ring, but
it
> appears that you cannot use UK CLID with Distinctive Ring.  Basically
I
> can use them separately with no problems.  As soon as I turn on the
> following CLID setting "cidstart=polarity", distinctive ring
stops
> working and only reports a ring pattern of "0,0,0" whereas
without this
> setting it reports "246,97,0".  Therefore I'm going to raise
this on the
> asterisk list to see if it can be resolved.

Which FXO? An X100p or a TDM400?

Have you tried creating an extension which dials the FXO with your
comfort access string explicitly on your behalf. This might solve the
timing issue? It would also be worth listening in parallel with the
exchange line when you dial to ensure that the "*" is actually
being
passed as DTMF.

Patrick





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