Hello,
Ok, few bad words about A200.
Our company is based in Lithuania.
Our company used SPA-3000, but because of echo problems we are not using
them anymore.
Now we are trying our luck with Sangoma A200 but the following problem
occurred on few systems we installed. When calling person
Hello,
Ok, few bad words about A200.
Our company is based in Lithuania.
Our company used SPA-3000, but because of echo problems we are not using
them anymore.
Now we are trying our luck with Sangoma A200 but the following problem
occurred on few systems we installed. When calling person
On 8/9/06, Stephen G [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there,
I'm looking to set up a home-office PBX/Asterisk lab using a VIA EPIA
motherboard as an always on, low powered solution.
Hi Stephen,
I have an A200 with 1 x FXO module board in it.
I'm in the Uk using a BT line and am having a lot of
if the power / asterisk
fails.
Regards
Harvey
UK
- Original Message -
From: Stephen G [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Dana Harding [EMAIL PROTECTED]; asterisk-users@lists.digium.com
Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2006 4:07 PM
Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Sipura SPA-3000 vs Sangoma A200
Dana,
Thank
Stephen,
FWIW I have not used the SPA-3000 but we just took delivery of an
A200d yesterday and installed it in our asterisk server. Had it up
and running in a couple of hours. We were previously using a PRI
with a Lucent TNT gateway that has hardware echo suppression built in.
We are
Dana,
Thank you very much for your very detailed response. Yuo are the second one to
have recommended going with a PCI card. I think that I will take your advice
and do that instead of the SPA-3000. Even if I need two FXO ports some day,
the price of two SPA-3000 cards (and all the extra
Stephen G wrote:
Hi there,
I'm looking to set up a home-office PBX/Asterisk lab using a VIA EPIA
motherboard as an always on, low powered solution.
I am trying to find out the differences between a solution using an external
ATA (like the Sipura SPA-3000) or an internal PCI card (like the
Rich,
Thanks for the quick reply and your advice.
My main goal is to build a small, energy efficient, always on server that will
be able to run Asterisk and connect up to the PSTN, with FAX ability. The PCI
card makes the solution cleaner, but it is harder to find small
cases/motherboards
Stephen,
In my experience setting up an office PBX, I started with several
SPA-3000's and eventually decided to go with an A200d.
There were two reasons for changing to the A200:
1. Hardware echo canceller. Despite all the configuration settings I
tried, there was always a faint echo with
