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| − | AlphaCom use SIP INFO type signaling during connection. The X-Lite has DTMF support for SIP INFO messages, in addition to RFC 2833 and inband DTMF | + | AlphaCom use SIP INFO type signaling during connection. The X-Lite has DTMF support for SIP INFO messages, in addition to RFC 2833 and inband DTMF. But in order to use SIP INFO you need to disable the other two options. |
| − | + | Follow these steps on the X-Lite: | |
Dial ***7469 (send) | Dial ***7469 (send) | ||
Revision as of 09:08, 30 May 2007
Enable SIP INFO in X-Lite 3.0
AlphaCom use SIP INFO type signaling during connection. The X-Lite has DTMF support for SIP INFO messages, in addition to RFC 2833 and inband DTMF. But in order to use SIP INFO you need to disable the other two options.
Follow these steps on the X-Lite: Dial ***7469 (send)
Once you get the advanced options menu up, filter first for DTMF. Find the Force Inband DTMF entry, double click and change the value to 0.
Then filter for 2833. Find the RTP 2833 enabled line, double click and change this value to 0.
Setting both to 0 will result in your sending SIP INFO DTMF.
Now * and # (and door opening) will work from X-Lite.