> After carried out some local tests, the BT engineer confirmed that the > detected line fault was caused by the X100P. We have disconnected the > X100P from the PSTN line for now in case it would trigger the line > fault test again (and we'll be charged for the engineer visit). I > suspect that the BT automatic line testing has detected a difference in > on-hook line impedance with the X100P instead of a "dead short" as > reported by the engineer. > > Has anyone come across a problem like that with their X100P and UK > telcos?
I am not in the UK, but I am having a similar issue with X100P and the on-hook impedance (I guess that is what is causing the problem) -- here is the description of what I am getting: I have glommed asterisk on top of an existing old PBX (AT&T Spirit 1224/2448). The PBX has two analog ports for analog devices such as modems/fax/speakerphones, etc. I have tried to connect the X100P's to these ports, but the PBX detects the lines as in-use, though they are actually on hook, and will not allow them to ring in or be picked up for call-outs from attached phones. I do not think it is necessarily a hardware issue, as the line-in-use lights do not light until the wcfxo kernel module is loaded. It would be very nice for asterisk to be able to share these lines via the PBX.. John _______________________________________________ Asterisk-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
