Sanity check - what tone zone are you using? Make sure the disconnect
tone generated by the Meridian matches what Asterisk is expecting. Some
PBXs have disconnect tones that sound like a dial tone, i.e. a
continuous tone. Connect an analog phone to the line and make a call,
then ask the remote end to hangup. What do you hear?
Mark Farquharson wrote:
Hi all,
I am hoping that someone has experienced a similar problem to mine. I
have a X100P connected to a Nortel Meridan-1 PBX system via an analog
extension. When the extension is called and then hung up the X100P
refuses to disconnect the call. I have to reload Asterisk to free up
the channel. Also is there a way to make the X100P answer the call in
less than the default tow rings?
Below are the settings that I am currently using in my configuration
files:
In Zapata.conf:
Busydetect=yes
Callprogress=yes
Signaling=fxs_ls
Zaptel.conf
Signaling=fxsls
I have also tried using ground start but it does not work.
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