AASTRA Download user guides at http://www.aastra.com Hold: press HOLD button Retrieve Hold: press blinking line key Transfer (attended): press XFER, dial destination, press DIAL, wait for answer, announce call, hangup to complete transfer Transfer (blind): Press XFER, dial destination, press DIAL, hangup *Retrieve VM: See message wait light; dial *98 *Transfer caller directly to VM: Press XFER, dial **, dial extension number, hangup *Call directly to user`s VM to leave message: Dial **, dial extension number, leave message *Intercom call: Dial **, dial extension number, dial *1 (only works with phones that support hands-free auto-answer) 3-way call: With first call in progress, press CONF, dial 2nd party, press CONF again Would someone be so kind as to explain how to setup the items with a * next to them in FreeSWITCH. Thanks, Craig (Trying hard to be a FreeSWITCH convert) Smith
On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 2:32 PM, Craig Smith <craigesmith@gmail.com> wrote:
AASTRA Download user guides at http://www.aastra.com
Hold: press HOLD button
Retrieve Hold: press blinking line key
Transfer (attended): press XFER, dial destination, press DIAL, wait for answer, announce call, hangup to complete transfer
Transfer (blind): Press XFER, dial destination, press DIAL, hangup
*Retrieve VM: See message wait light; dial *98
*98 is already in the default dialplan. It is just like dialing 4000 or dialing one's own extension
*Transfer caller directly to VM: Press XFER, dial **, dial extension number, hangup
**XXXX currently is used for intercept (i.e. call pickup) However, I threw this extension together quickly for a proof of concept: <extension name="Direct to VM"> <condition field="destination_number" expression="^##(\d+)$"> <action application="voicemail" data="default ${domain_name} $1"/> </condition> </extension> Use ## + extension number to dial straight to VM
*Call directly to user`s VM to leave message: Dial **, dial extension number, leave message
Same as above
*Intercom call: Dial **, dial extension number, dial *1 (only works with phones that support hands-free auto-answer)
This is totally doable but I don't see any examples on the wiki. (However, I know it's doable because we do it in the CudaTel.) I will research and let you know what I find. -MC P.S. - The best way to be a FreeSWITCH convert is to buy our new book! :P
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