[asterisk-users] Re: Overriding # at the end

[Delca]

Hi Jay, thanks for the help, it was really useful :)
I realized that my extensions.conf was a mess and i re-do it and
modified the ATA dial plan and now it's more structured and scalable.

Thanks!
Santiago

On 7/21/06, Jay Milk <ast-users at skimmilk.net> wrote:
> Delca wrote:
> > Fixed, i'm the kind of guy who ask and later find the solution :$ it
> > is a Linksys PAP-2 ATA setting in Regional -> Control Timer Values ->
> > Interdigit Long Timer (this is in advanced mode).
> >
> > Sorry :)
> > Santiago
> >
> > On 7/20/06, Delca <delcas at gmail.com> wrote:
> >> Hi, I'm using a Linksys PAP-2 to test my next PBX with asterisk.
> >> The problem  I'm haivng is that when I dial the extension, I've to end
> >> it with # and then it starts calling is there any way to override that
> >> # so with just dialing the 3-digit extension I'll be able to call?
> >> This actually works great with a voipjet configuration I already have
> >> .. when I dial an US number (i.e.: 12245684486 ) it starts dialing
> >> that number.
> >> But if I do the same with an extension, I just have to wait until i
> >> press #. I just want to dial 123 :(
> >>
> >>
> >> Cheers!
> >> Santiago
> That's probably not the best solution.  You may want to look at
> dial-plans here.  For example, I have this one:
>
> (*xxS0|011x.|1xxxxxxxxxxS0|2xxS0|6xxxS0|7xxxxxxxxxxS0|8.|911S0)
>
> *xx are services and are immediately called
> 011x. allows for international numbers
> 1xxxxxxxxxxS0 makes sure 1+10 digit US numbers are called instantly
> 2xxSO makes sure extensions (three digits, all beginning with "2") are
> dialed instantly
> etc...
> don't forget 911S0 -- this dials 911 immediately as well.
>
> Check the sipura website for config info on dial plans.
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