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bigblokeOffline



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Location: Newport South Wales
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Posted: Jan 30, 2008 - 10:52 PM Reply with quote Back to top
Me again.

I have a tdm400 in a box running PBXinaFlash.

If I hookflash the zap extensions, the other party gets
MOH.

but if I press the "r" button I get a break in the received audio, a short "blip" of DTMF, and both parties still connected.

I want to introduce some dect phones onto the TDM as a demonstrator, so I need the r button to transfer calls etc

test dect phone is a BT studio 1000 (cheap as chips in argos)

All enlightened wisdom as to where I could be going wrong gratefully received Wink

MTIA


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Joined: Jul 05, 2004
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Posted: Jan 31, 2008 - 01:04 AM Reply with quote Back to top
Hi
in the zapata source
un-comment the line
/* #define SHORT_FLASH_TIME */
(so it look like)
#define SHORT_FLASH_TIME
then recompile / reinstall

Ian
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bigblokeOffline



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Posted: Feb 02, 2008 - 09:46 AM Reply with quote Back to top
Cheers Ian, Worked a treat!

for the benefit of novices following in my footsteps, the
full method was (this was on the pbxinanflash distro):

cd /usr/src/zaptel
grep -i SHORT_FLASH_TIME

which revealed that the string was in zaptel.h

I used vi to edit out the comments with "vi zaptel.h"

then the usual compilation routine of:

./configure
make
make install

and finally (for good measure)

make config

remember to shutdown -r (or init 6) after install

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