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<div dir="ltr">I am looking for a push to talk solution does
anyone know of a good
<div>PTT phone one that works with asterisk.</div>
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<div>I'm not talking about polycom fake PPT... I'm talking about
a real call</div>
<div>into Asterisk and having to push a button on a headset or
the phone to </div>
<div>actually talk. not multicast talk like polycom. </div>
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<div>I wish polycom had a real PTT headset but I cannot find
one, I like their phones.</div>
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<div>Cisco has a PTT headset but seems only for 7960 model.
Those phones are</div>
<div>older and diffucult time find a new one and hard to get SIP
on 7960.</div>
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<div>So is there a PTT phone out there that works great with
asterisk ?</div>
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I am not sure whether I really understood your question. It looks to
me that the PTT functionality can easily be achieved using the mute
button that most phones and headsets have. One could even implement
it independent of any specific phone using the Asterisk function
MuteAudio(). One could use the DTMF features for signaling.<br>
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jg<br>
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