On 10 September 2010 08:06, Moises Silva <moises.silva@gmail.com> wrote:
on-hook/off-hook done quickly.
(changed the subject) The that is correct. Often it is called "Recall" or "PBX Recall". It is required if you want to transfer calls etc from analogue phones without the PBX listening for DTMF tones inband. On Asterisk, the idea is if you push this button, you can the dial tone, and can make a new call while the old call is on hold. If you push it again you get a conference call, and then if you hang up you have effectively made an attended transfer of the call.
Brian, what is it that does not work with flash?
When I push the flash button, I get loss of audio for a moment, and then the current call resumes. Admittedly I am not entirely sure what to expect with Freeswitch, but would be nice if I could use it to transfer calls. Same as with Asterisk. Although I never could get this working with Asterisk either, I ended up having to push the off-hook button manually, which is risky (push it for too long and you disconnect the call) and not always possible with modern phones. Changing the time intervals never seemed to help. -- Brian May <brian@microcomaustralia.com.au>