Hi,
In my case the echo canceller works, but sometimes too effectively - it cuts
out the remote party sometimes. I've been playing with the gains, but if my
txgain is less than 3 or so, the remote party reports us as being very soft,
or can't hear us at all.
Giorgio Incantalupo wrote:
I haven't
Hello Francois,
this is my zaptel.conf:
# 12 red modules (FXO) on tdm2400
fxsks=1-12
fkoks=13-16
defaultzone=it
loadzone=it
This is my zapata.conf:
[channels]
context = outbound_zap
canpark = yes
echocancel = 128
echocancelwhenbridged = yes
faxdetect = incoming
language = us
musiconhold = default
If you call Digium they will help you get the card configured properly. You
get installation support with any of their hardware products.
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We are using the cards successfully with Zap 1.2.4 and Zap 1.2.5, but
I've never tried it with 1.2.1. The echo keywords are sensitive as to
where they are placed in the file. If you are still getting echo after
turning that on, I would start tweaking the rxgain and txgain.
The settings
Hello Giorgio,
I am a TDM2400 happy user. :-)
Could you show your zaptel.conf zapata.conf config files ?
Think to tell us how many modules you have and where they are plugged on the
TDM2400P.
Are the leds on the echocan modules running as a LasVegas casino (scrolling
in a circular pattern) ?
If
