I've looked around and found previous discussion about this, but so far I
have not seen any answers that really solve this problem.<BR><BR>I'd like
to integrate an intercom system into Asterisk so that users could dial an
extension, the phone on the other end would emit a beep, and then the
speakerphone would activate letting two people have a conversation without
the person at the extension picking up the phone. This is a huge
benefit for an office/warehouse environment.<BR><BR>I know that this can
be programmed with certain Cisco phones (set to autoanswer), but my
problem is that the phones that I want to do this with are down in our
warehouse and I think the Cisco phones would be stolen quickly. I've also
thought about a writing a software solution with microphone and a set of
speakers, but, again, the computers would probably end up getting
stolen.<BR><BR>A $20 analog speaker phone would work great if I could wire
the speaker phone to pick up the line automatically on ring and then hang
up the line on disconnect. Anyone know how to change the wiring to get it
to work?<BR><BR>
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David Schumann <<A
href="mailto:dschumann@fpcfilters.com">dschumann@fpcfilters.com</A>><BR>Filter
Products Company<BR>P.O. Box 13068<BR>Richmond, VA 23225<BR>804-231-4646,
phone<BR>804-233-3912, fax<BR><A
href="http://fpcfilters.com">http://fpcfilters.com</A><BR><BR>