[Asterisk-Users] detecting fax and passing it to Hylafax
Sys.Concept
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Sun Sep 12 18:01:43 MST 2004
On Sun, 2004-09-12 at 18:45, Patrick J. Conroy wrote:
> > I know it is possible for * to detect fax signal, however is it possible
> > to pass the call to Hylafax?
> >
> > I guess hylafax (is on an external modem) would have to be connected to
> > an internal extension, that part should be easy I guess. In the same
> > way faxes going out would need to be pass over to a POTS outside line.
>
> This is pretty easy to do. When fax tones are detected, the call jumps to
> the fax extension in your context. Then, you have the fax extension pass
> the call through to hylafax. So, if you have your calls coming into the
> [inbound] context and you have your hylafax running on a modem connected to
> Zap/2 you could do:
>
> [inbound]
> exten => s,1,Answer
> exten => s,2,...Normal voice call stuff here
>
> exten => fax,1,Dial(Zap/2)
>
> > I'm aware that * has a fax module but I like Hylafax fax-junk blocking
> > feature.
> > Though I'm not sure if fax TSI number would be passed through extension
> > to block the fax call if desired.
>
> TSI is passed through to hylafax.
>
> This works smoothly for me. However, I am attempting to do fax detection on
> outbound dials. I have tried setting faxdetect as both "outgoing" and
> "both", but I never seem to get fax detection on outbound dials. If anyone
> has had luck with that, please let me know.
Just curious why to you need fax detection on outbound calls?
I think it is possible to set up Hylafax to fax straight from an
extension.
All you need I think is an outside dial tone. So if I plan to send a
fax I would dial, for example "9,," to get an outside dial tone, is it
it how it works?
the comma "," after the number causes 2sec. pause so tow commas = 4sec.
causes this should be enough time to get an outside dial none and the
rest is simple, just let the Hylafax dial all the numbers.
--
#Joseph
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