Re: [asterisk-users] Test E1 channel

[Ralph Liebessohn]

On 7/7/06, James Hawks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

When you dial directly you are bypassing the zap and just dialing an internal extension. So that is probably why dialing directly works. As far as the cross over cable between ports 1 and 2 I have never attempted something like that before.

 

James Hawks

The part of crossover is just to simulate a E1 channel. The another end of cable is another port of your E1 card. Some specifications of E1 and crossover E1 cables are here:
http://www.hal-pc.org/~ascend/Max/max6000/gs/cables.htm
http://www.alliancesystems.com/Products/CablesCategory.aspx?id=4

I didn't find the exactly site I got the specification.
When I dial 5556662 into my E1 interface it should ring on channel 5556662 on the other end right? Using a crossover, the other end still being my asterisk.


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