On Mon, Apr 18, 2005 at 10:02:48AM +0800, Eddie wrote:
So the Panasonic extension dialed by Zap/3/206 command will ring and
Zap/4/221 will not ring at all, even before ext 206 is picked up?
Yes, exactly. Zap/4/221 won't ring at all.
If you have two extensions numbered 211 212, why are
So the Panasonic extension dialed by Zap/3/206 command will ring and
Zap/4/221 will not ring at all, even before ext 206 is picked up?
Yes, exactly. Zap/4/221 won't ring at all.
If you have two extensions numbered 211 212, why are you using 206 and 221
in your Dial command?
211 212 is
On Fri, Apr 15, 2005 at 11:04:43AM +0800, Eddie wrote:
I do understand how Dial works, but Zap/4 hungup immediately before
Zap/3 is answered. Zap/4 doesn't even rings.
So the Panasonic extension dialed by Zap/3/206 command will ring and Zap/4/221
will not ring at all, even before ext 206 is
Looks normal to me.
What Dial with the '' means is that both lines ring, but the first one
to answer is connected on the call.
From you trace it looks like Zap/3-1 which is your number 206 answered
the call, so the other line goes to hangup.
The Dial with '' is used to implement call teams where
I do understand how Dial works, but Zap/4 hungup immediately before
Zap/3 is answered. Zap/4 doesn't even rings.
Sorry I didn't mention about this earlier,
206 221 are extensions connected to a Panasonic KX-TD1232 pbx.
I have two extensions 211 212 connected to my TDM400p FXO ports.
