From: Scott Walde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Yuan LIU wrote:
exten => s,n,Dial(Zap/1&SIP/202&SIP/203,18)
exten => s,n,Dial(Zap/1&SIP/201&SIP/202&SIP/203,42)
Interestingly, although the Asterisk Manual (by Mark Spencer and so on)
contains an almost identical sample plan fragment, in reality, it seems to
need a Wait() in between to reset the Zap channel in the first Dial(). I
tested with TDM400. Inserted a 1-2 sec wait and it did what you wanted.
I thought about doing that but was worried about the condition where
someone answers a phone during that 1 second (which is actually quite
likely to happen) and they only get dialtone rather than answering the
incoming call. Has this not been an issue for you?
ttyl
srw
I'm not using this in production. But this should count as a bug IMO,
either in Zaptel or in the card. (Especially because the manual cites such
use.)
I tested a workaround: add a NoOp() in between; Zaptel still gives an error,
but the Zap channel rings afterward.
Yuan Liu
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