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    Freeswitch package features.xml explanation please

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      fribert
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      Hi all, and mostly mcrane  ;)

      In the features.xml of the pfsense package I can see this example:

      <extension name="dx"><condition field="destination_number" expression="^dx$"><action application="answer"><action application="read" data="11 11 'tone_stream://%(10000,0,350,440)' digits 5000 #"><action application="execute_extension" data="is_transfer XML features"></action></action></action></condition></extension>

      This feature is definetly one that I need, but how do I use it?

      What do I press during the call?

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        cybrsrfr
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        What device are you using? Linksys Pap2t per chance?

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          fribert
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          I have a couple of devices, one is a Linksys SPA901 (the simplest unit), there are also a Gigaset Dect unit (one is S65, two others are gigaset3000), and also an SNOM unit.

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            fribert
            last edited by

            no input on this?

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              cybrsrfr
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              Honestly I hadn't tried that method because my phone have transfer. But I took and experimented a bit for you and found the solution.

              The feature you are referring to is in the features.xml file with an extension name of 'dx' in the main dialplan under Local_Extension is a meta application that calls uses the 'dx' extension name.

              When you are in a call dial *1 you will then hear a new dial tone dial the number followed by #.

              Your phone may need to allow * plus the single digit in its dialplan. On the linksys phones this is represented with a *x. Here is my dialplan from a linksys spa962. Extension -> Dial Plan:
              (*xxxxxxx|*xxxxxx|*xxxxx|*xxxx|*xxx|xx|*x|[3469]11|0|00|[2-9]xxxxxx|1xxx[2-9]xxxxxxS0|xxxxxxxxxxxx.)

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