On Tue, 26 Jul 2005 10:24:20 -0400
Andrew Kohlsmith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
On Tuesday 26 July 2005 09:43, chouck wrote:
I assure you I have read the asterisk handbook many
times. The
immediate=yes is for picking up a phone on an fxs and
having it immediately
dial an extension. I am looking for someone to dial an
extension and have
it immediately pick up the phone on an fxs port.
I misread your message then, I apologize.
immediate=yes means it immeditely enters the dialplan at
the given context's
's' extension. It can dial an extension, execute an
AGI, make your coffee...
whatever you have in the dialplan.
Now to answer your question though -- how do you intend
for Asterisk to
physically pick up some telephone somewhere? Are you
wanting extension 5,
for example, to not ring a telephone on an FXS port but
have the phone
automatically answer? The phone needs to have
auto-answer capability...
Asterisk can't make something answer a line, it can only
ring the FXS port
and wait for the connected device to answer...
-A.
Andrew,
I just went back and read his original post. The port
is interfacing with an intercomm system that does answer
immediately. So what you have given him should work fine.
Robert
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