On Nov 27, 2005, at 8:52 PM, John Novack wrote:

Mike McMullen wrote:

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I have installed [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2.0 which uses Asterisk 1.2.

Everything appears to be running great with two exceptions:

1) On outbound dialing it appears that about 50% of the time the
   leading dial digit is lost by the phone company. I have 8 analog
   lines connected into two digium TDM400P cards.
   I think Asterisk is dialing the number before the carrier (SBC)
   is ready. Is there a way to create a delay in the dialing to allow
   SBC to be ready to take the dialing? Kind of like the "w" command
in modem dialing. If so, what do I need to put and in which configuration
   file?

You are absolutely correct.
Asterisk does NOT listen for dialtone, and no one seems able or cares to fix that problem

IF, and only IF, you are dialing with DTMF, you can insert a series of "w" into the dial string. Search the list archives for exactly where, then you will have to struggle with [EMAIL PROTECTED] to make the change and keep it from being overwritten. If, on the other hand, one uses pulse dial, then the "w" in the dialstring will not work.

As someone else mentioned, open AMP, configure your ZAP Trunk and put the 'w' in there. Works like a charm.

2) Is there a way to increase the volume of received vmail in email? I've tried listening to them on 2 different PCs and a laptop. Even with volume
   turned up all the way, they are very faint.

Another chronic Asterisk problem.
I am not sure there has been a fix to this either. Seems to only be there with the TDM400, or perhaps the TDM400 and the X100 cards..

You might want to consider looking at your ZAP txgain and rxgain settings. Be careful, because messing with them and setting them improperly can result in echo problems. However, it is possible that the ZAP channel rxgain needs to be boosted. You don't notice on normal telephone calls because you have your phone's volume control turned up to compensate. The Voicemail app, however, isn't able to compensate in the same way.

Tom
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Tom Rymes
Cascade Link Systems
www.cascadelinksystems.com
(603) 375-1414

"Intelligent technology solutions for small businesses."


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