Samy Kamkar wrote:
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
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
Also be advised that "w" ONLY seems to work with DTMF.
For those who require pulse output, there is no way to delay the blind
dialing. Any number of "w"'s are ignored, so misdialing is probable if
for any reason the Co isn't ready.
John Novack
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