Re: [Bayonne-devel] Detect Outbound call answer on dialogic

[Tristan]

i'm using the dialogic drivers
It works like a charm with analog and digital cards but fail to detect 
the answer on outgoing calls with the analog cards
so i wonder if there's a way to detect it ...

Best regards,
Tristan

Julien Chavanton wrote:

> Are you using globalcall or dialogic drivers.
>
> Analog device are not supported in the current globalcall drivers in
> Bayonne.
>
>
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> g] On Behalf Of Tristan
> Sent: December 7, 2005 5:05 AM
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> Subject: [Bayonne-devel] Detect Outbound call answer on dialogic
>
> Hi,
>
> I made a script to call out and play an audio file on pickup but I 
> cannot detect when the call has an answer.
> I use bayonne 1.12.15 with dialogic SR5.1 FP2 and Lis 2.15.3.
>
> I make my calls with a d120jct-LS or a D41E PCI ( analog cards )...
>
> I will in the near future be placing calls with a d300 pci ( e1 card
> )...
>
> I can detect the hangup but not when the person answer the call and 
> that's pretty annoying...
>
> Does anyone has an idea of a workaround or a way to know when people 
> answer ?
> ----------------------------------------------------
> here is my dialogic.cfg :
> [Genload - All Boards]
> LogFile=genload.log
> BLTAddress = D8000
> Dialog/HD=YES
> BusType=SCBus
> SCBusClockMaster=AUTOMATIC
> SCBusClockMasterSource=AUTOMATIC
> PCMEncoding=ALAW
> ISDNProtocol=CTR4
>
> [Genload - PCI ID 1] /* T1/E1 PCI HD */
>
> [Genload - PCI ID 2] /* D/41E PCI  */
> FrontEnd = ANALOG
> Features=SIG_HF,FREQRES_HIGH,DPD_NONE
> D41E_Resource=OFF
>
> [Genload - PCI ID 3] /* D/41E PCI  */
> FrontEnd = ANALOG
> Features=SIG_HF,FREQRES_HIGH,DPD_NONE
> D41E_Resource=OFF
>
> [Genload - PCI ID 4] /* D/120JCT-LS  */
>
> [Genload - ID 5] /* HD Voice */
>
>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Here is the script :
>
>
> slog.crit "Starting Dial"
> libexec 15 startrtc.php # get the num to call and the id of the call to 
> follow its status
> if %id -eq 0
> then
>        goto ::exit
> endif
> slog.crit "Calling msg " %id " to " %dest " with play " %audioplay
> dial timeout=9 0,%dest
> sleep 2
> set %loop 0
> goto ::waitdial
>
>
> ::waitdial
> sleep 1
> slog.crit "Pstn Interface: " %pstn.interface # -> tells me analog
> slog.crit "Ringid: " %pstn.ringid # is empty
> slog.crit "Tone: " %pstn.tone # value : none
> slog.crit "Rpc status: " %rpc.status # is empty
> slog.crit "Infodigits: " %pstn.infodigits #  value:  00
> slog.crit "Rings: " %pstn.rings # value: 0
> if %pstn.tone .eq. none AND %loop -ge 3
> then
>        goto ::fileplay
> else
> inc %loop
> goto ::waitdial
> endif
>
> ^busy
> @dial:busy
>        slog.crit "busy"
>        set %call.state 1
>        goto ::exit
> ^tone # is never called
> @dial:tone
>        slog.crit "tone" %pstn.tone
>        goto ::waitdial
> @dial:answer
>        slog.crit "answer"
>        goto ::fileplay
> @dial:noringback
>        slog.crit "No ringback"
>        goto ::waitdial
> @tone:ringback
>        slog.crit "Ringback"
>        goto ::waitdial
>
> ::fileplay
> set %call.state 0
> slog.crit "playing" %audioplay
> play %audioplay
> goto ::exit
>
>        ^hangup
>                slog.crit "Exiting on hangup"
>                goto ::exit
>
> ::exit
> libexec 15 endrtc.php id=%id duration=%session.duration
> state=%call.state
> idle
> hangup
> exit
>
>
>
>
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