Click2call Windows

Description

Module for the usage of Click2Call on Windows.

Pages:

• TTTelecom [1]

• Taridium [2]

Necessary configurations

IPBrick Configurations

• Go to IPBrick's Web Interface:
  • Advanced Configurations » Telephony » Configurations » IP PBX remote managers » Enable.
• Configure IP PBX remote managers:
  • Define the authorized networks and determine a login and password;
  • After creating the remote manager, edit its Access permissions, by selecting the checkbox originate - Ability to originate.

Windows Configurations for Outlook, using the modem feature

Installing the TAPI Clien

Download ActivaTSP [3].

Open the Zip file and install "SetupActiva.exe" in the folder Activa. This configuration will ask for details of the server.

ActivaTSP Configuration

• Line DN: The extension that will be used (E.g.: For the extension 305, enter SIP/305.)
• Line Prefix: AST (default)
• Caller ID Name: Empty

Asterisk Connection

• Host IP: 192.168.19.5 (IPBrick's IP)
• Port: 5038
• User: adm
• Password: <Password>

Context

• Outgoing: local_processing
• Agent: local_processing

Click OK to save configurations. It may be necessary to reboot the PC.

We can always access to this menu on Control Panel » Telephones and modems.

Test the functioning

On the contacts of the list view, right-click and make the call.

Now click on Start Call.

It may be necessary to configure the calling line; to do so, go to the menu Dialing Properties....

Windows configurations, using ADAT

• Link to download ADAT: [4];

• Execute the program and proceed to its installation;

• After installing, go to the configuration menu and perform the following configurations (see photos).

This configuration allows us to select the number in any application and click on Alt + c to make the call.

Browser support - Google Chrome

We can use Google Chrome's extension: [5].

We create a site with the following information (for example, calls.domain.com):

cat /home1/_sites/calls/site/call.php

<?if (!empty( $_REQUEST['phone'])   && !empty( $_REQUEST['exten']  ) )
{
        $num = $_REQUEST['phone'];
        $ext = $_REQUEST['exten'];
        $num = preg_replace( "/^\+7/", "8", $num );
        $num = preg_replace( "/\D/", "", $num );
 
        if ( ! empty( $num ) )
        {
                echo "Dialing $num\r\n";
 
                $timeout = 10;
                $asterisk_ip = "192.168.19.5";
 
                $socket = fsockopen($asterisk_ip,"5038", $errno, $errstr, $timeout);
                fputs($socket, "Action: Login\r\n");
                fputs($socket, "UserName: ADM\r\n");
                fputs($socket, "Secret: C3r34l1s#\r\n\r\n");
 
                $wrets=fgets($socket,128);
 
                echo $wrets;
 
                fputs($socket, "Action: Originate\r\n" );
                fputs($socket, "Channel: Local/$ext@local_processing\r\n" );
                fputs($socket, "Exten: $num\r\n" );
                fputs($socket, "Context: local_processing\r\n" );
                fputs($socket, "Priority: 1\r\n" );
                fputs($socket, "Async: yes\r\n" );
                fputs($socket, "WaitTime: 15\r\n" );
                fputs($socket, "Callerid: $ext\r\n\r\n" );
 
                $wrets=fgets($socket,128);
                echo $wrets;
        }
        else
        {
                echo "Unable to determine number from (" . $_REQUEST['phone'] . ")\r\n";
        }
}
else
{?>Please enter a number to dial.
<?}?>

All we have to do it's modify the login and password.

In the application, we place the extension.