I'm trying to emulate the functionality of our existing phone system, which is
somewhat different than what Asterisk provides with a trivial parking
configuration. I'd like each user to have three park buttons, park 1, park 2,
park 3. The snom 870s I'm using have a "Park+Orbit" button, which best I can
determine, is a shortcut to transfer someone to an extension. So, I defined
some extensions:
exten => _*70[123],1,NoOp(parking in ${EXTEN:1})
same => n,Set(PARKINGEXTEN=${EXTEN:1})
same =>
n,GotoIf(${DEVICE_STATE(park:${PARKINGEXTEN}@parkedcalls)}=INUSE?busy)
same => n,Park()
same => n(busy),Busy()
As you can see, I'm calling Busy() if someone is already parked in the space,
but this doesn't do what I'd like. What I'm hoping to accomplish is have
Asterisk respond to the Sip REFER to *701 with a 404 or similar response; if
Asterisk can do this, then the Snom will say "transfer failed!". As it is, the
transfer is successful, and the caller hears a busy tone. Is there an
application that has the effect of "Pretend this extension doesn't exist", or
can I somehow get the caller back to the person that tried to park them in this
space that's in use?
Also, if anyone has specific experience with the Snoms, I'd like to improve
this further. The Park+Orbit buttons seem to transfer the caller to an
extension, and I can use a BLF button to monitor the spaces and unpark calls.
It would be better if I could do this with just one button which parks the
caller if currently on a call, or which unparks a call if I'm not on a call.
Anyone have some idea how to accomplish this with the Snom 870?
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