Oh, no, this payphone is not for making money, this is a decorative piece in my home.
A friend of mine has a picture of a WE 2C2 on his website: http://www.stromcarlson.com/payphones/snfcca001.jpg (the one on the left) Very nice brushed stainless steel flush-mount. One of the nicest-looking coin phones ever made. Sean Cook wrote: > as for the coin phone, just take a sip phone and drop in into a calling > card context and charge their credit card ;) Of course it may cost you more > to charge the card then what you get from the call... > > Sean > > On 28-Sep-2006, Mark Rudholm wrote: >> Ugh. You're right. Yet another important piece of software I have >> to manage without the convenience of Portage. :( >> >> My TDM400, despite being very new, was affected by the bug that older >> ones had in which they'd change their PCI ID sometimes after a power >> cycle. I also had to modify the zaptel driver to support pulse dialing >> (I have a collection of vintage phones). So I guess it's not really >> that big of a deal. >> >> One of these days I need to explore the possibility of getting >> zaptel to decode coin tones (1700+2200Hz) so I can cancel my >> (expensive) coin line and move my Western Electric 2C2 to >> Asterisk. Coin relay control isn't a problem, so the only >> remaining hurdle is the coin detection. >> >> -Mark >> >> Sean Cook wrote: >>> Correct... however it is masked by keyword and contains a significant bugs >>> that were introduce in 1.2.10.. >>> >>> the default installation of asterisk is 1.0.11. >>> >>> Sean >>> >>> On 28-Sep-2006, Darko Luketic wrote: >>>> I may be wrong, but >>>> net-misc/asterisk-1.2.11 >>>> looks like 1.2 to me :) >>>> >>>> On Thu, 28 Sep 2006 08:01:08 -0400 >>>> Sean Cook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>>> >>>>> Unfortunately, I would completely disagree with Mark on this... ATFOT is a >>>>> great book, however it is a bit dated. And as for asterisk ebuilds... >>>>> forget it... they are still running out of 1.0 when 1.2 has been out for >>>>> almost a year and 1.4 is on it's way into beta. >>>>> >>>>> Download the source... compile and install it... >>>>> >>>>> You need the following packages: >>>>> >>>>> ncurses >>>>> openssl >>>>> zlib >>>>> bison >>>>> >>>>> Then download all the necessary 1.2 packages and... >>>>> >>>>> # cd zaptel-1.2 >>>>> # make clean; make install >>>>> # cd ../libpri-1.2 >>>>> # make clean; make install >>>>> # cd ../asterisk-1.2 >>>>> # make clean; make install >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Sean >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> On 28-Sep-2006, Mark Rudholm wrote: >>>>>> You should read the book "Asterisk The Future of Telephony". >>>>>> It is available for free download. Search for "AsteriskTFOT.pdf" >>>>>> Also, http://www.voip-info.org/ is a good resource for information. >>>>>> >>>>>> The Asterisk ebuild is pretty good. It sets everything up for >>>>>> you, you just have to edit your config files. It's not something >>>>>> you can do in 10 minutes. I'd say the complexity level is about >>>>>> on par with Apache. >>>>>> >>>>>> -Mark >>>>>> >>>>>> Suranga Kasthuriarachchi wrote: >>>>>>> Dear all, >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Please anyone have experience about asterisk setup. and I'm very new to >>>>>>> asterisk. so please help me to configure my asterisk server. >>>>>>> i need to know like what are the basic requirement for to setup >>>>>>> asterisk.. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Thanking you, >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Suranga >>>>>>> >>>>>> -- >>>>>> [email protected] mailing list >>>>>> >>>>> -- >>>>> [email protected] mailing list >>>>> >>>> -- >>>> Darko Luketic >>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>>> -- >>>> [email protected] mailing list >>>> >> -- >> [email protected] mailing list >> -- [email protected] mailing list
