Tcl Script and SIP Trunk

[JustForVoice_2]

Hi All,

I need to configure AA its-CISCO.2.0.3.0.tcl script  for incoming calls from SIP trunk, but what I know is its-CISCO.2.0.3.0.tcl only work with incoming dial-peer not outgoing dial-peer and my SIP provider uses G.711alaw and the script working only with ulaw.

Is there any solution other than CUE, UCX , CUCCX.

Thanks in advance.

[paolo bevilacqua]

TCL/IVR scripts can play G.711a prompts with no problem.

[JustForVoice_2]

Is this in the new versions??

I think I read before that it must be used with 711ulaw only.

I found this in the readme file:

its_Cisco.2.0.1.0.tcl has added call handoff capability for transfering or/and forwarding

an incoming call received from this script to CME 3.0 code with built-in H.450 support.

But in my case I have SIP not H.323, so is there any solution?

[paolo bevilacqua]

Any version of script can work.

TCL scripts can work with any signalling protocol. Cisco sometime makes a confusing use of terms.

Thanks for the nice rating and good luck!

[Ayodeji Okanlawon]

Dont forget that most prompts are recorded in g711ulaw. So if you want to use g711alaw, your prompts needs to be in that format otherwise it may not work

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[JustForVoice_2]

thank you too much and +5 for both.

sometimes we forget the meaning of codecs. I will use g711alaw files and test

[Sheraz Saeed Lodhi]

Hi JustForVoice,

Did you manage to run this script over SIP dial-peer as i am facing issue while using 

" its-CISCO.2.0.2.0.tcl" script . It triggers the application but didn't find "dest" number for AA-pilot number although i have configured that number as well.