Mitel Speed Call Pause

[jshirehyduke]

Hello,

What we're trying to do:

Create a speed call (either system or personal) which dials an extension, pauses for 3 seconds, and then outputs the remaining digits. During this three seconds, the extension should go off hook, and thus the digits after the pause should be generated as tones.

Why we think this should work:

The Mitel Communications Director Release 6 (which we are using) feature matrix yes "yes" for "Speed Call - Pause" for the phones we're using for the personal speed call. Further, the "Speed Call - Pause" topic in help remarks "If a call enters talk state before the Pause in Speed Call expires, following digits are outpulsed as DTMF tones. All parties in the call hear the DTMF tones", which is exactly what we want it to do.

So on the system speed call, for actual number, and on the phone itself for a personal speed call, we have put 10600P21.

What it does now:

Dials 10600 (which picks up after one ring) and then forgets about everything else.

Environment:

MCDv6, set is a 5320IP, extension (10600) terminates into a Mediatrix connected to a Viking RC-3. I have confirmed everything works great if I do it manually. Speed Call Pause is set to 3 in the system options. We have tried adding additional pauses for giggles, as well as a # at the end of the extension in the dial string (it was suggested in a previous post).

Thoughts?

Josh

 

[kwbMitel]

We tried the voicemail option - no joy

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[jpruder]

I was thinking that the desired code could be an extension forwarded always to ons vm. When answered it should tone out.

 

[kwbMitel]

jpruder - I'll give that a shot once I get my SIP analog station set up

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[kwbMitel]

Sooo,

My analog station works perfectly fine using the speedcall method attempted at the very beginning of this thread

@jshirehyduke - Check your SIP device settings against this

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[jpruder]

Is your sip device using RFC 2833 or inband DTMF? Wonder if it makes a difference.