Voicebox via isdn

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Hi,

On Mon, Jul 05, 1999 at 09:51:56PM +0200, Rene Fertig wrote:
> How can I use my ISDN-Card (Fritz!Classic) for answering voice calls? Outgoing
> calls are possible using message.sh and in the log I saw that vgetty sets
> the voice mode (AT+FCLASS=8). But because vgetty finaly set back AT+FCLASS=0
> the card didn't react on incoming voice calls (what it does in minicom when I
> set AT+FCLASS=8 by hand). 

Hmmm.  I admit we have a problem here - vgetty does switch back to
+FCLASS=0 for the "waiting..." because +FCLASS=8 did cause other problems
for "normal modems".

So it seems we must not switch to +FCLASS=0 for isdn4linux, but we *do*
have to do it for some modems, so this smells like major changes in the
voice part.

I, for my part, do not have time to work on the voice/ stuff, and Marc E.
doesn't have any either.  For Marc S. I can't say, but I'm pretty sure we
need another volunteer to work on this...  patches (-u) are always
welcome.

Maybe it's something we can do with clever isdn4linux "AT" commands, like
"give me a RING for every call type" or so - could you check this with the
i4l docs?

gert
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