Jerry Geis wrote:
Samy,
Thanks for the suggestion - however I am confused on the wiki the
'w' stands for:
*w*: Allow the /called/ user to start recording after pressing *1 or
what defined in features.conf (Asterisk > v1.0.x)
This is not a delay of any kind.
Jerry
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Jerry Geis wrote:
/ I am searching for a way to add a 2 second delay before calling out
/>/ with Dial().
/>/ Sometimes I get the message "you must first dial a 1 to place this
call".
/>/ I presume the phone company is missing the first digit pulsed out
/>/ sometimes.
/>/
/>/ How do I put a 2 second delay after coming offhook and before
dialing />/ the digits?
/>/
/>/ Thanks,
/>/
/>/ jerry
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You can prepend a 'w' for a half-second wait which will resolve this
problem.
e.g., Zap/1/w19007529269
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Hi Jerry,
Check out:
http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk+Zap+channels
Note this line on the page:
/phonenumber/, if present, specifies which telephone number you wish to
be connected with. Note that this makes sense only when you are dialing
a telephone line (an FXO or PRI interface), not an internal extension.
Within the phone number, you may use the special modifier *w* to
indicate a half-second pause. You might want to use this to wait for a
dialtone or for a pause while dialing digits. You may also use the
special modifier *c* to allow for clear channel connections between PRI
ports.
w = half-a-second wait
So, Zap/1/wwww13105551212 would be a 2 second wait. However, I've dealt
with a lot of phone providers and none have ever required more than a
single half-a-second wait for them to begin detecting the DTMF tones, so
you should be good with one 'w'.
-samy
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