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>>>today we've reconfigured our telephone system to accept direct-inward >>>dialings with 3 digits - it is planned that all calls starting with 5xx >>>are going to the fax modem (a pci isdn fritz card - capi2.0). This >>>already works - but now we can't receive facsmiles - the error i get is: >>>"Connection is droped with reason 0x34D1 (Invalid call reference value)" >>>- i've already googled for it - but i can't find an explaination for >>>this error. I've enabled DDI with >>>UseDDI 1 >>>DDIOffset 0 >>>DDILength 3 >>>IncomingDDIs: 500-599 >> >>AFAIK, the passive AVM-controllers don't support the necessary >>ISDN-protocols for DDI. Only the active ones do. > > it already worked with a 2 digit direct-inward dialings - thats why i > can't understand why it shouldn't work with 3 digits. And - i get the > DDI - but then it aborts the call. Here is what c2faxrecv says: > > SESSION BEGIN 00000070 "" > Incoming analog call on controller 1 from xxxxxxxxx144 to 537. > Connection is droped with reason 0x34D1 (Invalid call reference value). > SESSION END OK, now i got your goal: 1.) your "fax-prefix" is 5 (which is the DDIOffset) 2.) your "fax-number" is 00-99 (which are the IncomingDDIs) 3.) your "fax-number" has 2 digits (which is the DDILength) So, your config should be: UseDDI 1 DDIOffset: "5" DDILength: "2" IncomingDDIs: 00-99 Remember, that the dialed-number passed to faxrcvd is only the 2-digit IncomingDDI. The DDIOffset is cut off. When i remember my tests with a fritz card right, DDI can be configured but is ignored due to lack of protocol support. May be you can increase tracing and have a look at the logs after restarting c2faxrecv. You can also use "UseDDI: 0" and "IncomingMSNs: 500-599", as you need the complete number. This should also be the solution if the fritz card really doesn't support DDI. Hope this helps. -- Holger ____________________ HylaFAX(tm) Users Mailing List _______________________ To subscribe/unsubscribe, click http://lists.hylafax.org/cgi-bin/lsg2.cgi On UNIX: mail -s unsubscribe hylafax-users-request@hylafax.org < /dev/null *To learn about commercial HylaFAX(tm) support, mail sales@hylafax.org.*