Thomas Kenyon wrote:
Steve Totaro wrote:
Thomas Kenyon wrote:
I have a TDM400 card with 3x FXO and 1x FXS ports on it.
At the moment I'd prefer (till I can get it working more reliable with
iaxmodem), for a faxmodem to answer one of the lines instead of the
linecard.
I've tried changing the context of that line so that the exten => s does
nothing, but that stops the line from being able to receive calls (get a
recorded This number is not accepting calls at the moment).
So my 2 questions are...
How do I set one of the channels in zaptel.conf (or elsewhere) so that
it is only available for making calls (and not receiving them).
Does Zaptel automatically switch echo cancellation off if it detects a
fax call?
TIA for any help with these.
1. Use the group= option to decide how you want to use your channels.
Do you mean by putting the channels I want to answer i na group and then
making that the pickupgroup ?
Because that also causes the line to stop accepting incoming calls,
(rather than just asterisk).
No, I mean specifying the group in your zapata.conf file and then
changing your dial statement to dial out like "Dial(ZAP/g0/${EXTEN}) the
g0 refers to group zero. If specify a channel to belong to group=1 then
it will not be used for outbound. Inbound should work as normal as long
as the channel has the same context as group 0.
2. No, I don't think so, I think echocancelwhenbridged=no might be
the solution there.
I hope so, that fixed the problems bridging between channels whilst
using a PDQ, I didn't have time when I was there to see if it improved
fax reception.
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