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Channels → Send DTMF
AI-generatedOverview
This node interacts with the Asterisk PBX system via the Asterisk REST Interface (ARI) to send DTMF (Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency) digits to a specified channel. It is useful in telephony automation scenarios where you need to simulate keypad presses during a call, such as navigating IVR menus or sending control signals.
Use Case Examples
- Sending DTMF digits to a call channel to navigate an IVR menu.
- Automating telephony systems that require DTMF input during calls.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Channel ID | The unique identifier of the channel to which the DTMF digits will be sent. |
| DTMF Digits | The sequence of DTMF digits to send to the specified channel. |
| Before | Milliseconds to wait before sending the DTMF digits. |
| Between | Milliseconds to wait between sending each DTMF digit. |
| Duration | Length of each DTMF digit in milliseconds. |
| After | Milliseconds to wait after sending the DTMF digits. |
Output
JSON
success- Indicates whether the DTMF digits were successfully sent.channelId- The ID of the channel to which the DTMF digits were sent.dtmf- The DTMF digits that were sent.
Dependencies
- Asterisk PBX system with ARI (Asterisk REST Interface) enabled
- API key credential for authenticating with the Asterisk ARI
Troubleshooting
- Ensure the Channel ID is correct and the channel is active before sending DTMF digits.
- Verify that the ARI endpoint URL and credentials are correctly configured in the node settings.
- Check network connectivity to the Asterisk server.
- Common error: Authentication failure - verify API credentials.
- Common error: Channel not found or inactive - verify the channel ID and its state.
Links
- Asterisk REST Interface (ARI) Documentation - Official documentation for the Asterisk REST Interface, which this node uses to interact with Asterisk.