Re: [Asterisk-Users] ilbc and asterisk 1.0.3 - strange noises.

2004-12-17 Thread Alessandro Ren
Title: OpSign





 I am using RedHat 7.2 and this noises on the codec started after I
updated GCC to 3.0.4, downgrading it to gcc 2.96 made it work well
again.
 I know, it's time to upgrade de distrubution, but it's running very
stable so far, so why change...

 Thanks.

Alessandro Ren wrote:

  
  
 Have someone experienced any strange noises using the ilbc codec
after upgrading to asterisk 1.0.3?
I had to change the codec do gsm to fix this problem. The noise is very
loud, like saturation of the echo ro something, seems like the echo
cancelation is amplifying itself.
 I'be been using ilbs since asterisl 0.70 and have never had any
problem like this.
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[Asterisk-Users] ilbc and asterisk 1.0.3 - strange noises.

2004-12-16 Thread Alessandro Ren
Title: OpSign





 Have someone experienced any strange noises using the ilbc codec
after upgrading to asterisk 1.0.3?
I had to change the codec do gsm to fix this problem. The noise is very
loud, like saturation of the echo ro something, seems like the echo
cancelation is amplifying itself.
 I'be been using ilbs since asterisl 0.70 and have never had any
problem like this.
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Re: [Asterisk-Users] ANALOG FXO ZAPTEL WCFXO WCTDM module issues seen with intermittent analog lines

2004-12-10 Thread Alessandro Ren
Title: OpSign





 Do we have ohter alternatiives beseides digium cards? I am having
some problems with them too.

 Thanks

Wilson Pickett wrote:

  
cable from one side of the desk to another, and I simply disconnected the
RJ-45 connector and plugged it back in. THIS PROMPTLY RESULTED IN VERY VERY
SCRATCHY AUDIO CONNECTIONS WHEN USING THE FXO PORT. Incoming calls 

  
  
I had this kind of problem early on too. At the time I rebooted to fix
it, but I later observed the driver reload would fix it too. The next
step is to imaging that the drivers don't linkstuff being unplugged
and replugged when they are running

Sorta like changing horses in the middle of the stream :)
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Re: [Asterisk-Users] zaptel and low ring voltage

2004-12-07 Thread Alessandro Ren
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 I'd plug four telephones in these lines and test if the lines are
really engaged or not and in case it is busy, the other will ring or it
will bring you to the voicemail. I ha a similiar problem, the telco had
no engaged the lines properly, after this was solved , I also had a
damaged FXO channel.
 Can't you replace the card and see what happens? The telco could
also have sold more lines that the switch really supports, thus causing
sometimes this problem. I have seen this happening with my local telcos.

 []s.

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Hi all,

Several months ago we built an * box with a quad-FXO tdm400p
(REV e/f).


  From the get-go, there has been a problem where occasionally
  

(2-3 times
a week) zaptel/* will not detect the ringing on a line.  (The
call will ring through to telco voicemail).

The problem is not specific to a single line or FXO port on the
tdm400p. 

I have 2 theories:

#1 - the ring voltage for some calls is below acceptable levels

  
  
Possible, but also possible that there is too much loss on the circuit.

You can test the ringing voltage with a meter, it needs to be between
90V and 110V.

Beyond that you may need to use a transmission test set (such as a
Wilcom T136B). I got mine for $20 bucks on eBay. Using a butt set and
the test set you'll need to call a 1004Hz source from TELUS and then
check that you're within the following specs:
Loop mA:		23 or better (too hot is no good either, but I
doubt that's your problem)
Circuit loss:	between 0 and -8dB. 0 is really too hot, -3 to -6 is
nominal, -8.5 is pushing it, but still within spec.


  
  
#2 - the tdm400p card is bad

Assuming #1, can the zaptel driver be tweaked to be more sensitive to
ringing? 

Any other ideas or experiences?

Running asterisk/zaptel v1.0.2

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Re: [Asterisk-Users] Interrupt latency problems

2004-12-07 Thread Alessandro Ren
Title: OpSign





 Have any of you tried to disable ACPI on the kernel?

Rich Adamson wrote:

  
On Wed, 2004-12-01 at 13:03 -0700, Michael Welter wrote:


  Steven Critchfield wrote:
  
  
On Wed, 2004-12-01 at 13:36 -0600, Rich Adamson wrote:




  So, isn't the issue he/I are chasing after essentially 'why is cpu consumption
jumping 30% (or 100%) every ten seconds when zaptel is running with
no calls present?
  


So where is that CPU time going? Is it in the system, or userspace? Have
you tried changing to a non FC or RH kernel as suggested earlier?

  
  Yes, I've just completed the installation of 2.6.9, and the spikes have 
gone away.

Thank you, Steven.
  

Your welcome. 

I am glad it solved the problem. Now if only someone knew what it was
about the stock RH or FC kernel that makes it happen you could get RH or
FC to stop using that patch. That or maybe more people will be like me
and always cast a weary eye upon a prepackaged kernel no matter what
distro it came from.

  
  
Looking at the Changlog for 2.6.9, it would appear a fair amount of
work has been down in the pci stuff and the interrupt support areas.
Since that seems to be an issue that keeps rearing its head with the
digium analog cards, maybe there is something 'fixed' in that area.

Not being a strong linux admin, how difficult would you say installing
2.6.9 is on top of a RHv9 system (2.4.20-31.9) should be for me?

Any suggestions/hints on how to do it would be appreciated.

Rich


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Re: [Asterisk-Users] Fax pass-throught.

2004-12-02 Thread Alessandro Ren
Title: OpSign





 Steve,

how would I make transparent for the user ti send a fax via a voip
channel? I could not figure this out on your site.
 Thansk Steve.

Steve Prior wrote:
Alessandro
Ren wrote:
  
  
  
  
   I've found the fax extention setting, but
this is not what I want to do. I'd like to dial from the line on the
other side of the IAX channel to a fax, to cut long distance costs, and
send a FAX from the source IAX channel. Like bellow:


 source
 destination

 FAX --- Asterisk --- internet --- Asterisk ---
external line - PSTN -- FAX

  
  
  
I haven't done this, but I've heard that faxing through a voip
connection
  
is problematic. Have you considered the possibility (if you control
both
  
Asterisk installations in your diagram) that you could fax to a virtual
  
fax on the source Asterisk system which would capture to a file, email
or
  
file transfer the image to the other Asterisk box which would then dial
out
  
and send to the final destination? This assumes your source and
destination
  
actually have to be real fax machines, otherwise you have even more
options.
  
  
Check out:
  
http://scottstuff.net/scott/archives/000152.html
  
  
and see if it gives you any ideas.
  
  
Steve
  
  
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[Asterisk-Users] Fax pass-throught.

2004-11-29 Thread Alessandro Ren





 I've already search in the mailing list and voip-wiki site but I
can not find any examples in how to send a FAX through a IAX channel.
 I've found the fax extention setting, but this is not what I want
to do. I'd like to dial from the line on the other side of the IAX
channel to a fax, to cut long distance costs, and send a FAX from the
source IAX channel. Like bellow:

 source
   destination
 FAX --- Asterisk --- internet --- Asterisk ---
external line - PSTN -- FAX

 I've also tried setting the codec to G.711 but it has not worked
either.
 Can anyone shed a light on this matter?
 I am using Asterisk 1.0.2.

 Thanks.



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