Quote from: azrobert on May 10, 2014, 01:44:39 PM
How did you setup routing from the OBi202 to Asterisk?
the inbound call route is set to: SP1(xxx) where xxx is my real phone number for the pots line.
SP1 is setup as a trunk on the asterisk side.
Quote from: azrobert on May 10, 2014, 01:44:39 PM
I have an OBi110 in the USA.
I'm running Raspbx.
In my Line Port InboundCallRoute I have:
{ph,sp2(100@192.168.1.100:5060;ui=$1)}
100 is an extension on Raspbx.
192.168.1.100 is the IP address of Raspbx.
I have a trunk defined in Raspbx pointing to the OBi110's IP address.
This trunk allows uri calls to be accepted by Raspbx from the OBi110.
If I call my PSTN phone number and don't pickup I get routed to voice mail.
I think this proves in my setup Raspbx is not treating each ring as a new call.
well...
i can make a call from the outside and get it to ring on all of my extensions in the ring group and i can answer without any problems.
the issue is that the timeout in the ring group fails completely since each ring is treated as a separate "call".
i bet my problem has to do with the line setup on the obi.
i did find a specification from the operator of how ringing and stuff like that is supposed to work.
apparently polarity reversals is used for caller id during ringing and it is also used to detect that the call has been picked up and hanged up.
right now i have:
LINE Port
DetectOutboundConnectMethod: Detect polarity reversal (was assume connected after short delay)
PSTN Disconnect Detection
DetectPolarityReversal: Checked
Port Settings
ACImpedance: the one that starts with 270+
CallerIDDetectMethod: DTMF(Finland, Sweden)
i'll experiment a bit more, perhaps i can adjust the ring detection timers...