[Asterisk-doc] docs modules.xml,1.1,1.2

[marlow]

Comments:
Update of /cvsroot/asterisk/docs
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv17419

Modified Files:
	modules.xml 
Log Message:


reorganised chapter the following way:

hardware in one group
ip protocols in one group
features in one group

all ordered my how often you would see people using them (subjectively seen
from my view !! ;o)
Index: modules.xml
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  		<para/>
  		<sect2>
! 			<title>asterisk.conf</title>
  			<para>
  			The <filename>asterisk.conf</filename> configuration file is used to tell
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  		<para/>
  		<sect2>
! 			<title>Defining file locations (asterisk.conf)</title>
  			<para>
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! 				context => parkedcalls <lineannotation>; Which context parked calls are in
! 				</lineannotation>
! 				parkingtime => 45	<lineannotation>; Number of seconds a call can be parked 
! 				for (default is 45 seconds)</lineannotation>
  				</programlisting>
! 
! 				To park a call you will press '#' to transfer the caller to an extension.
! 				<varname>parkext</varname> is the configurable extension number to dial in
! 				order to park the caller.  Once parked, Asterisk will announce the extension
! 				which the caller has been parked in.  This will be in the range specified
! 				by <varname>parkpos</varname>.  Parked calls are placed into the context
! 				defined by <varname>context</varname>.  This allows you to use things like
! 				Music On Hold (MOH) for your parked callers.  <varname>parkingtime</varname>
! 				is the timeout time that the caller will be left parked until the original
! 				extension from where the call was parked will ring to tell the operator
! 				that the call has not been un-parked yet.
  				</para>
  			</sect3>
  		</sect2>
  	</sect1>