Joseph wrote:
When I call via * my bank and an automated system ask me to enter the
numbers they aren't recognized by the system. I'm getting an error
message that the numbers I entered are invalid. WHY?
1.) From what are you calling? A phone connected to an FXS port? A SIP
phone?
2.) How is
On Thu, 2004-11-18 at 08:06 -0500, Justin B Newman wrote:
Joseph wrote:
When I call via * my bank and an automated system ask me to enter the
numbers they aren't recognized by the system. I'm getting an error
message that the numbers I entered are invalid. WHY?
1.) From what are you
The same exact thing happens to me. For me, it is because the calls are going
out via Confer and that has problems sending DTMF tones. I'd recheck the
route that you sending calls out to.
On Thursday 18 November 2004 06:34 pm, Joseph wrote:
On Thu, 2004-11-18 at 08:06 -0500, Justin B Newman
On Thu, 2004-11-18 at 13:52 +, Brian Wilkins wrote:
The same exact thing happens to me. For me, it is because the calls are going
out via Confer and that has problems sending DTMF tones. I'd recheck the
route that you sending calls out to.
How do you check the rote.
The call is going out
It may be a little harder for you check since you don't work for a telecom
company like I do, but if it continues to be an issue then I would contact
your telephone company and describe the problem as best as you can to them.
It's really not an Asterisk issue, it's the phone company.
On
My guess for problem is your extension configuration file .
You are probably detecting dtmf such as '*#' and asterisk does
something before it sends.
my advice is ]add those specific bank number and by pass dtmf detection stuff.
One grunt for channel is that those # and * are hard corded into
On Thu, 2004-11-18 at 12:44 -0800, Jongsuk Lee wrote:
My guess for problem is your extension configuration file .
You are probably detecting dtmf such as '*#' and asterisk does
something before it sends.
my advice is ]add those specific bank number and by pass dtmf detection stuff.
One grunt
If you are using G711, try setting dtmfmode=inband. We've had a lot of
intermittent problems with * apparently loosing or ignoring DTMF when
using rfc2833. It doesn't usually happen at the beginning of a call, but
rather after a number of tones are sent, such as when picking up several
voicemail
On Thu, 2004-11-18 at 12:44 -0800, Jongsuk Lee wrote:
My guess for problem is your extension configuration file .
You are probably detecting dtmf such as '*#' and asterisk does
something before it sends.
my advice is ]add those specific bank number and by pass dtmf detection stuff.
One grunt
When I call via * my bank and an automated system ask me to enter the
numbers they aren't recognized by the system. I'm getting an error
message that the numbers I entered are invalid. WHY?
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#Joseph
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