TAPI Line Configuration |
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TAPI Line Configuration - Device Parameter |
Now you have to enter the parameters in section "Asterisk TAPI Device". The dialog image shows an example for a SIP phone with extension "201".
Channel: Channel for your phone |
Examples: |
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- Zap/g1/11
- Zap/1
- Queue/600
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Your phone number: This is used as "callerID" and optionally for call detection.
Use this extension number for call detection too: This option may help to assing calls to your ZAP-channel. Default: Off
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Parameters for TAPI controlled call setup |
Special Device:
- If you use one of the listed phones, you can select this. Then the dial commands (phone numbers) are sent directly to the phone.
=> see: Special Devices
- "Standard" means no special device. In this case your phone is called from the Asterisk PBX first.
- Your name: The calls are signalled with this name to the called party.
- Context: Context for "Originate" and other commands like "Redirect". A Context is a section in extensions.conf.
- Use other Cannel: You can use this option then call setup (originate) needs to be executed to another channel. Default: Off
Write Log file: All commands sent to the manager interface and all received events are logged in file ast.log. This log file may help to handle problems in call detection. Default: Off

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If these settings are done the TAPI driver should work now. |