http://www.bogen.com/products/voip/index.html
On 9/5/07, Dave Fullerton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Carlos Chavez wrote:
> > I have a customer that has two buildings that are connected with a
> > fiber link. We have a single Asterisk server to cover both buildings.
> > Now the customer wen
The phones you are using might support it already (and not even need
the system)
the grandstreams I have do, but I can't speak for any others.
Quoting JR Richardson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> I have a customer that has two buildings that are connected with a
>> fiber link. We have a singl
> I have a customer that has two buildings that are connected with a
> fiber link. We have a single Asterisk server to cover both buildings.
> Now the customer went and bought an overhead paging system for the
> remote building and they want to integrate it with Asterisk. Is there a
> devic
Carlos Chavez wrote:
> I have a customer that has two buildings that are connected with a
> fiber link. We have a single Asterisk server to cover both buildings.
> Now the customer went and bought an overhead paging system for the
> remote building and they want to integrate it with Asterisk
Bruce Reeves wrote:
> multiple source options, it is worth checking, I had problems with
> poor audio quality using the sound card with asterisk.
>
I did as well using the built-in sound on the motherboard that I was
using, switched to a Sound Blaster Live Value card and that problem went
awa
Most of the overhead paging systems I have worked with had an CO
input, which worked with the FXO port on an ATA. A couple brands had
multiple source options, it is worth checking, I had problems with
poor audio quality using the sound card with asterisk.
On 9/4/07, Carlos Chavez <[EMAIL PROTECTE
You can use an inexpensive PC with a sound card. Install Asterisk on
it and set an extension that calls /dev/dsp. This will send audio
out the speaker port on the sound card.
Setup a trunk between this unit and your primary Asterisk server and
you should be in business.
Bryan M. Johns
She
Something like this should work
http://www.voipsupply.com/product_info.php?products_id=3517&osCsid=85766c1b3901219249d6fdea9bc7b7c0
On 9/4/07, Carlos Chavez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a customer that has two buildings that are connected with a
> fiber link. We have a single A
Carlos Chavez wrote:
> I have a customer that has two buildings that are connected with a
> fiber link. We have a single Asterisk server to cover both buildings.
> Now the customer went and bought an overhead paging system for the
> remote building and they want to integrate it with Asterisk
William Boehlke wrote:
Viking makes everything you might need for paging and door control.
www.vikingtelecomsolutions.com
William Boehlke
Signate
I have one customer with a nortel meridian pbx and there is viking stuff
all over the backboard. I never had to mess with any of it because it
a
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I am
now looking for a small(?) paging amp, that I could hook 3 or 4 horns to.
I would like to just have the * extention be routed to a soundcard and out
an output, so I would like an amp that is voice signal activated.
The Parasound Zamp Zone amplifier would probab
Viking makes everything you might need for paging and door control.
www.vikingtelecomsolutions.com
William Boehlke
Signate
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The two most common companies to make paging equipment are Viking and Bogen.
Bogen even resells ATAs for paging now. http://www.bogen.com or
http://www.vikingelectronics.com
Chris Coulthurst
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My comment was in reference to the old single large amplifier and high
voltage runs with room volume control, etc, as compared to much less
expensive amplifier modules with small numbers of overhead speakers
per module.
> Yeah, like what? I'm still looking for a reasonab
ou'll continue to see a lot distributed
amplification systems going in.
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> From: Rich Adamson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, August 27, 2004 11:53 AM
> Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Overhead Paging
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>
> I would seriously doubt
> >... Instead, they use a centralized
> > power source, and amplifiers at each speaker unit...
>
> I've never seen one like that, That would suck nut bigtime... Especially if
> you had a large building with 100+ speakers, you would have to tune the
> volume on each one... That's not how the TAMB
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Chris,
What you're talking about is exactly what I'm looking for. I'm interested in
the middleware that would sit between the speakers and the IAD. I have found
the Bogen TAMB device -- however I was wondering if anyone had any experience
with this box. How many speakers can you power off of
in advance.
JB
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Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Overhead Paging
I use a $20 soundcard on the aste
scussion
> Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Overhead Paging
>
> The GrandStream HT486 has a nice intercom function which
> sends a "BEEP!" before answering. The SPA-2000 also has an
> intercom but doesn't provide the beep...
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Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Overhead Paging
I use a $20 soundcard on the asterisk server which is set to auto answer.
Then connected to the soundcard is a an amplified horn. Whenever I dial
extention 555, the soundcard picks up, plays the intercom tone from Star
trek for a second to
I use a $20 soundcard on the asterisk server which is set to auto
answer. Then connected to the soundcard is a an amplified horn. Whenever
I dial extention 555, the soundcard picks up, plays the intercom tone
from Star trek for a second to get everyone's attention, then then I
start talkin over
I have several Cisco 7940's laying around, how do I piple the
speakerphone through external speakers? I understand the amplifier part,
but how do you get RCA/2.5mm outputs from the Cisco?
For now, we just configured a "line 2" on all our phones with auto
answer and, using the trick found in the
On Thu, 2004-08-26 at 10:19, Rich Adamson wrote:
> > Any thoughts, comments, and suggestions that you can shed on this topic would be
> > much appreciated. If you have other methods of implementing overhead paging, I
> > would also be interested.
> One (of many) ways to accomplish it is simply
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Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Overhead Paging
> All,
>
> I am currently implementing a VoIP PBX, and need to
I am currently implementing a VoIP PBX, and need to deal with the paging
situation. I would prefer to do paging via overhead speakers.
My plan is to connect a "Paging Unit" to an FXS port of an IAD, and assign an
extension to that port. I would then simply be able to call that ext
Valcom makes commerical paging subsystems for PBX's and I see that they have
made a VoIP compatible pageing module.
Lyle
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> I am currently implementing a VoIP PBX, and need to deal with the paging
> situation. I would prefer to do paging via overhead speakers.
>
> My plan is to connect a "Paging Unit" to an FXS port of an IAD, and assign an
> extension to that port. I would then simply be able to call that extens
Well, I've made a little progress with this.
In zaptel.conf I set e&m=11 (11 is the channel).
In zapata.conf I set signalling=em_w and usecallerid=no
In extensions.conf I set 311,1,Dial(Zap/11,15)
In the Adtran, I set the port to FXS DPO.
At the beginning of each page, I hear two DTMF "1" tones (t
a full conference where everyone can talk to
everyone. However, The Snom phone also allows you set it up with the
mic permanently muted, which would work great for paging.
Jerry
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Chris
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Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] Overhead Paging
I'd hate to see conference bridging use for paging. A lot of
wasted CPU and bandwidth. Could you "multicast" the UDP packets?
We assume you don't nee
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> From: Jerry Gibson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, November 14, 2003 10:41 AM
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>
> Scott:
>
> The operation you describe with multiple phones set to ring on the
>
?
Feedback welcome
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[Asterisk-Users] Overhead Paging
Scott:
The
operation you describe with multiple phones set to ring on the
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Overhead Paging
Jerry,
Do
you have it setup so that multiple phones answer one
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[Asterisk-Users] Overhead Paging
We
do the same thing with the Snom phones. They can be set up for auto-answer,
and they have a speaker jack in the back that is the same levels as a sound
card on a PC. And the Snom phone automaticly hangs up when the caller hang up
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Our
setup is to set the OSS device to autoan
Title: Overhead Paging
Our
setup is to set the OSS device to autoanswer. The output of the soundcard
feeds into a bank of overhead speakers. If the channel is in use, then the
call gets put in a queue until the OSS device is free.
-sb
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