mrsym0r

Hi all,

I'm in the process of trying to make a Panasonic KXT-VM50 voicemail system work on an LG-Nortel IP-LDK-50 PBX, but I'm having some trouble deciphering what the inband signalling terms mean.

On the LG-Nortel switch, the following events will be sent to a voicemail:

PUT MAIL (when someone has called an extn, and it has forwarded to voicemail)

GET MAIL (when someone has new messages, and is dialling the voicemail to retrieve them)

BUSY (if the voicemail transfers to an extension, and this extension is busy)

NO ANSWER (if the voicemail transfers to an extension, and this extension doesn't answer)

ERROR (if the voicemail transfers to an extension, and the number is invalid)

DND (if the voicemail transfers to an extension which is in do not disturb mode)

DISCONNECT (when someone who is currently "in" the voicemail disconnects)

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In the panasonic voicemail system, however, the dtmf strings ('inband signalling') has the following:

ringback
busy
reorder
DND
answer
forward to VM ringing
forward to VM busy
forward to other extension
confirmation
disconnect
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has anybody ever tried getting a panasonic voicemail integrated with inband signalling on a non-panasonic PBX? Some of these panasonic inband signalling names (like busy, DND, forward to VM ringing, disconnect) are easily identifiable, but the others have me somewhat confused.


-Simon