On Nov 15, 2005, at 9:29 PM, Logan wrote:
Philip Edelbrock wrote:
On Nov 15, 2005, at 5:40 PM, Logan wrote:
As stupid as this may seem ::cough::, how do you test to see if
there is voltage on the phone port? Would you plug in a phone
that doesn't require a AC power and runs off the voltage from
the phone line?
Thanks though... ^_^
Logan.
I was thinking volt meter, but actually I like your idea of just
jacking in a phone and seeing if push-button tones and stuff
work, with and without the line-side being plugged in.
Phil
It worked, thank goodness. But does that mean it'll work... I just
looked on the Asterisk-Users message list and for some reason Tom
Rymes messages.
In response to Tom: I'm sure it's not an Digium-anything. It's a
cheapo Office Depot replacement for when my original was struck by
lightning. As I had said, I'm really not wanting to spend any
money. It's not important that I get Asterisk up and running. Allow
me to repeat, it's only a hobby box. But you're welcome to give me
one... ;)
Logan,
Two things:
1.) Check the make, model, chipset, etc of your modem and figure out
if it is an X100P clone. If it is, you can use it to hook up your
incoming POTS line to your asterisk server.
2.) If you want to use the phone port of your modem to connect an
analog phone to Asterisk as an extension, then it will not work.
Tom
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Tom Rymes
Cascade Link Systems
www.cascadelinksystems.com
(603) 375-1414
"Intelligent technology solutions for small businesses."
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