10-21-2015, 03:02 AM
Hello,
I am using the yealink w52p with a freePBX (Asterisk 13.1) installation and Endpointmanager. The workaround with ",,t" at the end of a dial command is set. There is no switching from simple_bridge to native_rdp.
When a call comes in to the w52p everyting is ok.
The called person (intern) can hear the caller (extern).
The caller (extern) can hear the called person (intern).
When I make a call with the w52p there is the following situation
The caller does not have a ring tone at the handset, but the external phone is ringing. When the called person takes the call:
The called person (extern) can hear the caller (intern).
The caller (intern) can not hear the called person (extern).
For checking the freePBX setting I tried to use a X-lite Softphone at the same extension, the w52p is normally bound to.
With this softphone everything is OK.
When a call goes out:
The called person (intern) can hear the caller (extern).
The caller (extern) can hear the called person (intern).
When a call comes in:
The called person (extern) can hear the caller (intern).
The caller (intern) can hear the called person (extern).
Please can anybody help me?
Best regards
Sven Hebeisen
I am using the yealink w52p with a freePBX (Asterisk 13.1) installation and Endpointmanager. The workaround with ",,t" at the end of a dial command is set. There is no switching from simple_bridge to native_rdp.
When a call comes in to the w52p everyting is ok.
The called person (intern) can hear the caller (extern).
The caller (extern) can hear the called person (intern).
When I make a call with the w52p there is the following situation
The caller does not have a ring tone at the handset, but the external phone is ringing. When the called person takes the call:
The called person (extern) can hear the caller (intern).
The caller (intern) can not hear the called person (extern).
For checking the freePBX setting I tried to use a X-lite Softphone at the same extension, the w52p is normally bound to.
With this softphone everything is OK.
When a call goes out:
The called person (intern) can hear the caller (extern).
The caller (extern) can hear the called person (intern).
When a call comes in:
The called person (extern) can hear the caller (intern).
The caller (intern) can hear the called person (extern).
Please can anybody help me?
Best regards
Sven Hebeisen