4400 Rel: 9.1 I1605.21
I have a third party application that works with Xcapi, Xcapi simulated Capi for my application, the connection from my OXE to this application is on a Sip trunk based on QSIG-GF.
This application looks like an IVR.
The problem is when i make a internal call from a 4020&TSC IP set ( premium IP ) to this application. And i have to make a choise in a menu. The system doesn't regonize the digits i dialed. From any other set ( 4035 IP, 4028 IP touch )on this OXE there are no problems.
Any idea ??
grtz Martijn
DTMF ( TDK ) Troubles on (4020 & TSC IP ) set
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krzysioD
Re: DTMF ( TDK ) Troubles on (4020 & TSC IP ) set
1) you use DTMF prefix like ##?
2) you have proper LAN enviroment? (put it on switch with just OXE, TSCIP and GD/MADA or INTIP/GIP or ARMADA)
Should work, as SET is not invoked in DTMF, the pbx generates tones to any IP-based party.
Could you record your ip traffic on your ivr-like side and do a 'dtmf - recognition' by other software (like cooledit)
btw: the TSC sets are phased out, and normally no-one ever cares about them..
2) you have proper LAN enviroment? (put it on switch with just OXE, TSCIP and GD/MADA or INTIP/GIP or ARMADA)
Should work, as SET is not invoked in DTMF, the pbx generates tones to any IP-based party.
Could you record your ip traffic on your ivr-like side and do a 'dtmf - recognition' by other software (like cooledit)
btw: the TSC sets are phased out, and normally no-one ever cares about them..
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martijn33
Re: DTMF ( TDK ) Troubles on (4020 & TSC IP ) set
1) i use DTMF with numbers and # to confirm some times
2) this is something to test, it is a very large site
I have record with Wireshark and i see nothing in the trace, and when i listing the packets i hear nothing.
I know the sets are phased out a couple of years right now
2) this is something to test, it is a very large site
I have record with Wireshark and i see nothing in the trace, and when i listing the packets i hear nothing.
I know the sets are phased out a couple of years right now
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droonfy
Re: DTMF ( TDK ) Troubles on (4020 & TSC IP ) set
What does DTMF stand for on my phone set up? Does anybody know what DTMF stands for on my initial phone set up option?it gives me these choices-short,long or off.
