[Asterisk-Users] Short DTMF Tones and Asterisk
Robert P. McKenzie
rmckenzi at rpmdp.com
Mon Jan 24 09:21:58 MST 2005
Mark Eissler wrote:
> Have you tried calling into * using another phone or phone system? Try
> it from a cell. Try it from the pub, etc. etc. It may have nothing to do
> with the length of the DTMF at all because IAX2 sends DTMF out of band.
> FWIW, inbound DTMF is not working properly with Voicepulse Connect
> either right now when using IAX2 (digits are missed), but everything
> seems to work fine over FWD via IAX2 (at least the last time I checked).
I have done. I've tried using my cell with even worse results. The
dialtone over my mobile is nearly unrecognizable. One problem I have
found with FWD via IAX2 is that they aren't presenting the CID info to
my * box so I can't tell * what to do with the incoming call (based on CID).
> On Jan 24, 2005, at 5:31 AM, Robert P. McKenzie wrote:
>
>> I'm having a very annoying problem with access my asterisk system from
>> work. Our phone system here only produces very very short DTMF tones.
>> The phones work fine for other IVR systems (Dell Support, HP Support,
>> etc, etc). However, tones to Asterisk just never make it.
>>
>> The way I'm calling into my Asterisk server is such:
>>
>> OFFICE PHONE => CALLUK.COM 0870 => IAX Inbound
>>
>> The phone quality of the spoken call is fine, but DTFM tones aren't
>> working.
>>
>> I'm using ulaw as the codec and bandwidth has been set to high in
>> iax.conf.
>>
>> Any advice would be great. I could post debug logs of a call if
>> someone would care to explain exactly what to capture.
>>
>> I'm still a newbie to Asterisk.
>>
>> Thanks in advance.
>>
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