Reduce dial time on PHONE port with SIP provider
klingon:
Quote from: RonR on March 29, 2012, 05:56:03 pm
Quote from: klingon on March 29, 2012, 05:55:25 pm
If you're in the US/Canada, do this :
He's in Brazil.
Oops. Either way, its along the same lines to send calls out immediately, append with S0.
RonR:
Quote from: klingon on March 29, 2012, 05:58:49 pm
Oops. Either way, its along the same lines to send calls out immediately, append with S0.
I don't believe an S0 could be used anywhere in this case with any benefit.
gmichels:
I'm sorry for the delay, the wife received a phone call and you all know for how long women can talk...
Anyway, back to the topic:
Quote from: RonR on March 29, 2012, 05:55:17 pm
I made a mistake. What you want is:
Service Providers -> ITSP Profle B -> General -> DigitMap : (xxx|xxxx|0xxxxxxxx|00xxxxxxxxxxxx)
This DigitMap did the trick, as soon as the phone finished dialing I got the off the hook notice on the PBX.
edit: forgot to add, the delay dropped from 11-12 seconds to 3-4 seconds before I get the ringing tone. That's good enough for me.
klingon, thanks for your suggestion but as I already got it working I'm not going to try anythong else.
RonR, thanks a lot for your help, everything's perfect now.
RonR:
There should be a 2-second delay on 3-digit numbers, waiting to see if you dial a 4th.
4-digit numbers and ones beginning with 0 should have no delay.
Terminating the number with # will always eliminate any delay.
If 3- and 4-digit numbers never start with 0, you could further enhance it:
Service Providers -> ITSP Profle B -> General -> DigitMap : ([1-9]xx|[1-9]xxx|0xxxxxxxx|00xxxxxxxxxxxx)
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