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Re: [ECS] Telephone Question
Mark Gilmore
Tue, 24 Aug 1999 18:16:38 -0700

Gary,
I have a strong feeling that your Events are triggering
a RECORD, instead of setting this Item to CALL. I tried
this command, and it seemed to work fine. "Get manual"
by setting it to CALL yourself. Then worry about getting
the Events to work.

J Gary Mull wrote:
> 
> Hi Gang,
> 
> Per my post yesterday I still have not yet figured out how I might transfer
> a call.  It is often the little things that I find the most difficult to
> see and do.
> 
> My Bell South phone has answer transfer.  You can Flash get a new dial
> tone, dial a number hangup and the call is transferred to the number you
> dialed.
> 
> I was doing this in ECS DOS with the BigMouth card using a Phone-Box Item.
> If some one during the initial answer message pressed 5, ECS would then
> initiate the dial-string in phone box5 and transfer the call to my pager,
> another number would transfer the caller to my cell phone, etc....
> 
> My question is, does the current Phone-Box Item support this in the Windows
> version.  The dial string is there but is anyone doing anything with a
> phone-box item like me.  I have set up the dial-string the same as I had in
> DOS, with the exception of a "," for "W" (wait) and "!" for "F" (flash).
> 
> Here is what I have setup that is not working for me.
> 
> Item:                   Phone Box5
> Type:                   Phone-Box
> Initial State:          (none)
> Message Item:
> Box Number:             5
> Dial-String             ATDT!,,,0,,,404-871-7804 X
> 
> Instead of transferring the call, ECS begins to record. ??????
> 
> ECS is an extension on the PBX, so I have to flash, wait till I receive a
> dial tone, then press zero to get to the party.
> 
> "!" is a FLASH COMMAND
> "," is a 1 second wait
> 
> I have tried various other dial-stings but I have not landed on one that
> works, any ideas
> 
> At 06:51 AM 08/24/1999 -0700, you wrote:
> >--
> >Mark Gilmore
> >Omnipotence (ECS home automation software)
> >http://www.usit.com/omnip
> >omnip@usit.net
> >423-745-0026
> >Gary,
> >I think you can do this with the AT dial string:
> >"!" causes a flash-hook and "," causes a delay
> >of ?? seconds.
> >
> >J Gary Mull wrote:
> >>
> >> I have a unique type of line, with Answer Transfer.  It is a little
> >> different than three way calling in that it allows me to transfer a caller
> >> to another outside line.
> >>
> >> If you wish to transfer the caller, you simply press flash and dial the
> >> number and hangup.
> >>
> >> I am trying to duplicate what I was doing with the BigMouth Card with the
> >> zoom modem and have not managed to duplicate what I was doing with
> BigMouth.
> >>
> >> For instance I had phone box 5 set to transfer the call to my pager with a
> >> flash hook wait, dial 0, wait and then dial my pager number and hangup.
> >>
> >> Can one first do a flash hook, then dial a number using the ATDT type
> >> string?  I have tried various ways to do this, but did not succeed.  I can
> >> do this manually with my PBX.  I answer the call, press flash hook, wait a
> >> moment, dial 0 to receive a new dial tone on my main number, then dial the
> >> new number and hang up.
> >>
> >> I had other non published mail boxes setup to dial other numbers such as my
> >> Mom Long Distance.  I got a better rate if I was on my cell phone, called
> >> the house to a private mail box and then was transferred long distance to
> >> my mom etc.
> >>
> >>         Gary
> >> jgary@atl.mindspring.com   Gary at Home
> >> jgmull@us.ibm.com          Gary at Work
> >
> jgary@atl.mindspring.com   Gary at Home
> jgmull@us.ibm.com          Gary at Work

-- 
Mark Gilmore
Omnipotence (ECS home automation software)
http://www.usit.com/omnip
423-745-0026

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