Still no guarntee it will work, but I've just found that it works better in the two instances I've done something like this.
Nick Cobley wrote:
Excellent news :)
We will be hooking up our system to a number of PABX's over the next few months, of which I expect a lot of them to be pre stone age. Is hooking it up this way preferable to using an FXO module? I can see there is a cost advantage as a lot of these systems are maxed out or not able to provide the 2 wire extensions, but in a lot of cases they seem to have CO lines spare.
But just wondering if there is actually any technical advantage to hooking it up this way?
On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 21:58:41 -0600, Eric Wieling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Nick Cobley wrote:
I have a need to connect up asterisk to an Exicom GSX 418/816, this will be a very simple setup, just one extension on the Asterisk box so only one line to the PABX required.
Problem lies in the Exicom being a Key system and and we cannot source any Single Line Modules for this system to allow me to interface this with and FXO module. So I was thinking, would it be technically possible to use one of the CO and hook that upto an FXS module on Asterisk?
I'm kinda desperate to make this work!
This is the best way to do it. Use a Digium FXS module and plug it into the CO port on your PBX.
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