Get a Duxbury PCI ISDN card that has the HFC-S chipset, its type approved TE2003/013 and there is enough support on the wiki at http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-pagehistory.php?page=Asterisk+zaphfc+install&diff=24

Cant find much reference to winbond+asterisk

Cost is also ±R200 each.

Rob

On 11/8/05, Hamish Whittal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Folks,

After doing extensive reading it seems that I am more confused than when
I started out.

I have an Asustek ISDNLink (P-IN100-ST-D) BRI card. I know that it has a
Winbond W6692 chipset, but there is much confusion in my head regarding
whether to use bristuff (which seems to work with the HFC chipset - is
this Winbond an HFC chipset or not?), mISDN, which from my reading is
still somewhat unstable, ISDN4linux which seems to be feature poor or
capi-channel (which seems to not be supported on this card, so that's
easy!).

I have, in the past, got this card working with the hisax driver to do
dial-up to the ISP, but this driver seems to have been deprecated. I was
wondering whether those guru's out there that have had success with
their BRI cards could step forward.

I am loathe to buy a AVM Fritz card as they are VERY expensive here and
if I can get this card working - hey presto, since these thingies are
very cheap.

Thanks in advance,

Hamish

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