[Asterisk-Users] RE: Voice calls sent to fax extension

[Paul A. Pringle]

I thought it might be an inadvertent button press, but none of the keys
(on my phone at least) are recognized by Asterisk as fax tones.  This
has happened to two different users getting calls from different people
using different equipment.  Does anyone else see this behavior
occasionally?

Paul

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Date: Fri, 23 Jun 2006 15:29:31 -0400
From: "Bill Gibbs" <bgibbs at edurotech.com>
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Maybe their fat jowls hit a few buttons on the keypad and sent the fax
tone down the line and they didn't realize it?

Bill

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Pringle
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Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Voice calls sent to fax extension

I have a situation that has repeated itself a few times.  Someone calls
into Asterisk and is connected with a voice extension.  At some point
during the call, the log shows "chan_zap.c: DTMF digit: f on Zap/2-1".
At this point, the call is redirected to receive a fax and the Asterisk
voice extension is hung up.  The users report that there were no
noticable tones heard just before the cutover, so I'm not sure what's
going on.  Is there a way to disable detection of faxes after the
voicecall is initiated?  We're running a Digium card to convert our
analog trunks if that makes any difference.

Thanks!

Paul