Hi Duane,
Yeah, an absolute timeout is no good since it will limit the "talk" time at
the same time... There is no progress indicator or anything similar on analog that
would monitor the line "ringing" ? Anyone experimented with the following:
callprogress: Asterisk can attempt to monitor the state of the call to listen
for a ringing tone, busy tone, congestion tone, and sounds indicating that the
line has been answered. It appears that this feature is independent of the
busydetect feature; it seems that both can run in parallel, and both will
independently attempt to recognize a busy tone. The callprogress feature is
highly experimental and can easily detect false answers, so don't count on it
being
very accurate. Also, it is currently configured only for standard U.S. phone
tones. Default: no.
callprogress = yes
Duane wrote:
Andre Courchesne - Consultant wrote:
Hi,
Ok, trying to do a follow me. Code works great on a PRI. Tried to dial
a cell for 10 seconds (Dial(zap/g0/514xxxyyyy,10) and after 10 seconds
drops to the
asterisk voicemail.
When doing the same on an analog line (using a Sangoma A200d), the
call goes out to the cell, but rings till the cell voicemail picks-up.
Tried to reduce the
delay and 3 seconds is too short and the call does not reach the cell
and 4 seconds again makes the cell phone ring till the voicemail
picks-up...
Any ideas?
As soon as the analog line is dialed its "answered", you can set an
absolute timeout on the call, but I doubt that would be desirable
either. The only solution to your problem is to go digital so the
network signals you when the remote end answers the call, rather then
the local end, digital solutions are usually VSPs or E1/T1 or even BRI.
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