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[mcampbellsmith at gmai...]

HI All,

I am trying to create a simple call waiting dialplan as my phone does
not have Recall button.

The simple scenario is:
1. B calls user A and is answered
2. C calls user A
3. A puts B on hold
4. A answers C
4. A then recalls first call from B

I was going to use fifo for step 3. I am doing:
<action application="transfer" data="-bleg 5900 XML default"/>
and then
<condition field="destination_number" expression="^5900$">
<action application="set" data="fifo_music=$${hold_music}"/>
<action application="fifo" data="5900@${domain_name} in"/>
</condition>

My question is then, how do I get A to answer the call from C? Step 4
and then step 5?

On another note, if I put <action application="transfer" data="-aleg
5900 XML default"/> I get the following in the console:
Transfer sofia/internal_nat/sip:1000@xx.xx.xx.xx:5060 to 5900[-aleg@XML]

Shouldn't that be XML[5900@default] ?

Thanks!

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[brian at freeswitch.org]

Personally I would throw the phone in the trash.

In the default dialplan look at 5900 for park and 5901 for unpark.

/b


On Sep 17, 2009, at 7:58 AM, Mark Campbell-Smith wrote:

[mcampbellsmith at gmai...]

Thanks Brian, (I bought a dud phone.. and its a new DECT! - crazy)

I am using the 5900 and 5901 for parking/unparking. That
functionality works fine and I can park/unpark the B leg as I wish.

The problem is that if I park the B-leg, the A-leg then gets a busy
signal. If the A leg is then hung up, a user-busy signal is sent to
the C-leg, so the call goes to voicemail.

What I want to happen is park B and answer C directly.

Is this possible?


On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 11:21 PM, Brian West <brian@freeswitch.org> wrote:

[anthony.minessale at g...]

This feature is handled by the phone itself. (remember this is digital phone not analog)
When C calls A the phone should indicate to you that there is a 2nd call, you press flash and put B on hold and talk to C
when you press flash again it either goes back and forth between b and C, conferences them or hangs up on them all depending on the phone.
The phone is doing all the work in this case.

Trying to do it with FreeSWITCH is over-complicating the situation and I don't think we even have a way to emulate that behaviour.




On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 7:15 PM, Mark Campbell-Smith <mcampbellsmith@gmail.com (mcampbellsmith@gmail.com)> wrote: